Season 2

1983 · 7 episodes

Episodes

1Jack JonesThe first of seven late-night programmes featuring international artists and music to suit every taste and mood. Tonight American entertainer Jack Jones demonstrates his remarkable vocal talents with some former hits, some contemporary material, but as always with the emphasis on romance. With special guest, Annabel Etkind.
2Stephanie LawrenceA series of late-night programmes featuring international artists and music to suit every taste and mood. Tonight Stephanie Lawrence, who achieved dazzling success as Evita, brings all the glamour of her current West End stage hit Marilyn to Night Music - her own television musical. With special guest, Phil Everly.
3Labi SiffreA series of late-night programmes featuring international artists and music to suit every taste and mood. Singer-songwriter Labi Siffre presents his own musical kaleidoscope and features some of his outstanding hits, 'It Must Be Love', 'Crying Laughing Loving Lying'. With special guests, instrumentalists from Holland, Flairck.
4Helen ReddyA series of late-night programmes featuring international artists and music to suit every taste and mood. Tonight Australian entertainer Helen Reddy, whose appearances in Britain are rare to say the least, parades the distinctive sound that has made her one of the world's leading female vocalists. With special guest, Gerard Kenny.
5The StylisticsTonight the smooth and polished Stylistics, one of America's top soul groups, present a musical catalogue of their major hits, including 'You Make Me Feel Brand New' and ' I Can't Give You Anything But My Love'. With special guest, Angie Gold.
6Tina CrossTonight Tina Cross, an exciting young star from New Zealand, presents her own particular brand of contemporary music in her first 'special' on British television. With special guest, John Miles.
7Rick WakemanThe last in a series of late-night programmes featuring international artists and music to suit every taste and mood. Tonight Rick Wakeman shows his 'other side'. Joined by his friend, actor Robert Powell, and children from West Heath Infants School, the hitherto unknown other side of rock keyboard star Rick Wakeman's musical talents is reflected in a programme that combines his settings for 'Gray's Elegy' and the 'Knights of King Arthur' plus action from the 1982 World Cup.