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• It's Cliff, Show No. 2
  
  A clip from Cliff Richard's 1974 television series featuring: Cliff's Diary sketch; Lyn Paul singing Who's Sorry Now and Lyn Paul & Pearly Gates singing You Made The Pants Too Long.
  
  
• It's Cliff, Show No. 2
  
  Another clip from the same show featuring a medley of hits from 1959. Lyn Paul sings Lipstick On Your Collar.
  
  
• Talk Amongst Yourselves
  (Royal Albert Hall)
  
  A clip taken from Culture Club's 20th Anniversary Concert at the Royal Albert Hall.
  
  
• Talk Amongst Yourselves
  (Taboo)
  
  A clip taken from the DVD recording of the West End production of Taboo.
  
  
• Independant Woman
  (Taboo)
  
  Another clip from the DVD recording of the West End production of Taboo.
  
  
• Safe In The City
  (Taboo)
  
  Luke Evans, Lyn Paul and David Burt in a scene from the West End production of Taboo.
  
  
• Stranger In This World / Miss Mudd May Queen Ball
  (Taboo)
  
  Two scenes from Taboo, both featuring Lyn Paul.
  
  
• Everything Taboo
  (Taboo)
  
  The opening scene of the Second Act, featuring two brief appearances by Lyn Paul. "Oh, it's my lucky night. I love Roxy Music!"
  
  
• Bow Down Mister / Karma Chameleon
  (Taboo)
  
  The finalé of Boy George's musical Taboo.
  
  

• Never Ending Song Of Love
  (Top Of The Pops)
  
  Introduced by Tony Blackburn, this is a clip of the New Seekers performing on Top Of The Pops.
  
  
• I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing (In Perfect Harmony)
  (Karaoke)
  
  A clip with lyrics so you can sing along - not that you didn't know the words anyway!
  
  
• Beg, Steal Or Borrow
  (It's Cliff Richard)
  
  A clip of the New Seekers from the It's Cliff Richard show, distributed to broadcasters in Europe ahead of the 1972 Eurovision Song Contest.
  
  
• Beg, Steal Or Borrow
  (1972 Eurovision Song Contest)
  
  A clip of the New Seekers' performance at the 1972 Eurovision Song Contest.
  
  
• Pinball Wizard / See Me, Feel Me
  
  Fantastic promo video for the New Seekers' 1973 hit.
  
  
• Pinball Wizard / See Me, Feel Me
  
  A television appearance by the New Seekers, recorded as the group promoted the single in continental Europe.
  
  
• We've Got To Do It Now
  (The Two Ronnies)
  
  And on a packed programme tonight,,, the New Seekers.
  
  
• I Get A Little Sentimental Over You
  (Top Of The Pops)
  
  The New Seekers were about to split - and it appeared from this performance that Eve Graham already had. The New Seekers performed their last Top 5 hit as a foursome with Lyn Paul on lead vocal.
  
  
• Anthem (One Day In Every Week)
  (Top Of The Pops)
  
  Lyn Paul had left the New Seekers in 1974. The group re-formed in 1976 and managed to have a hit or two without her. This is the best thing the group did in the years "after Lyn".
  
  

Who said that?

Television

Television is the first truly democratic culture - the first culture available to everybody and entirely governed by what the people want. The most terrifying thing is what the people do want.
Clive Barnes, 'New York Times'


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