Mr and Mrs Music

TV Movie
1968
50m

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Matt Monro, Jackie Trent, and Scott Walker in Mr and Mrs Music (1968)

Petula Clark does not sing but instead sets the scene with her own recorded tribute (due to commitments) to the recently married Tony Hatch and Jackie Trent as they celebrate their musical u... Read allPetula Clark does not sing but instead sets the scene with her own recorded tribute (due to commitments) to the recently married Tony Hatch and Jackie Trent as they celebrate their musical union in this special wander through their recent hits. Scott Walker sings "If you ever lea... Read allPetula Clark does not sing but instead sets the scene with her own recorded tribute (due to commitments) to the recently married Tony Hatch and Jackie Trent as they celebrate their musical union in this special wander through their recent hits. Scott Walker sings "If you ever leave me" and "Joanna". Matt Munro and Jackie sing a medley of "Downtown" "Don't sleep in the... Read all

Director
- John Robins
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Director
- John Robins
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Petula Clark

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Tony Hatch

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Matt Monro

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Jackie Trent

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Scott Walker

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9jfryleach

Quality entertainment

Had the pleasure of viewing this rare show recently at a specialist music tv event organised by the British TV archive group Kaleidoscope and was very impressed by the talent involved. Certainly surprised that an ITV show from 1998 was in colour with a beautifully recorded soundtrack allowing the Tony Hatch Orchestra to really shine.

For me the standout performance on the show was from the enigmatic Scott Walker with his epic Ballard Joanna. Matt Monroe didn't disappoint either with his renditions. All in all a superb show from Yorkshire TV and so pleased that it still exists after many programmes from this era have been wipe - Almost on a par with the classic entertainment show This is Tom Jones (1969>1971) This special is crying out for an airing on the likes of Talking Pictures TV or a media release.