@@littlenige Hi littlenige, Yes, this was from 1986, the 6.20 Soul Train presented by Jeffrey Daniel. Cheers

@@jaycooper2624 Hi Jay, My VHS recording comes from a late night broadcast on ITV as there are commercial breaks between the songs but I think I remember seeing it on the BBC as an ‘In Concert’ show. I wondered if there were other songs not broadcast to make way for the ads but Zomba don’t seem to have released this as a VHS at the time. Cheers

@@chambersofhourrors9393 I didn't know that ITV broadcast the gig, my VHS is definitely the BBC version (introduced by Annie Nightingale) and different picturewise from the one featured here although both enjoy excellent audio quality. I have a VHS player, but haven't yet been able to connect it up to my "Smart" TV ( no scarts these days LOL!) but I'm determined to watch my recording again before I kick the bucket (77 and still going). Back in the day I played it many, many times to fellow music lovers and it was always well received. Unfortunately my memory doesn't stretch to all the songs featured although I'm sure that the first number was "Serafina". "Pula Ea Na (its raining)" is also on it as well as "Motla Le Pula - The Rain Maker". As I remember it, the broadcast was not very long and apart from "Don't Go Lose It Baby" probably doesn't include more than A.N. other. I think the performance was used as a promo for the "Techno-Bush" LP and single "Don't Go etc." . BTW, I worked for BBC radio for many years and interviewed Hugh twice and when I moved into television, I filmed him for Central TV, coincidentally the day Nelson Mandela was released! I saw him live more than a dozen times over the years and spent many enjoyable hours in his company, a Great Guy full of wit and humour and deeply knowledgeable, the world of music is much the poorer for his passing. BTW2, If I can manage to view my VHS I'll endeavour to communicate the set list to you. Regards.

@@carlwiley4756 Hi Carl, It is. He hosted a jazz themed programme on BET in the early 1990’s. Cheers