'' ready steady go! '' - various artists 1964 (volume ten).

well well well....another 'ready steady go' and i am editing lots of stuff out! dave clark was so fond of putting non-show material in (mainly dave clark five...) plus this has the 'beatles' miming to a couple of tracks(cant do that plus this boy playing in the background..) so they had to be cut-out due to youtube/apple corp infringements so what do we have left? ...its cilla with her new single/the beatles chat etc../keith fordyce/cathy mcgowan/marvin gaye/the stones with off the hook/and patrick showing off his dance moves from a previous show...closing the show are the beatles with ringo dancing with audience members while please mr.postman plays in background i have left this in but it will be muted by youtube!..clips are from march/may & november 1964...dave clark loved editing shows eh?..p.s.the winner of the art contest was jeremy john ratter....

[@meirwise1107]

Wow! I was born in Manchester in 1956. Nostalgia isn't what it used to be. No twerking. No half nudity. No swearing. No profanity. Just talent and high fashion. Those were the days my friend. Never to be repeated. Turn off the lights last one out.....

[@MrThecarebear]

"Twerking"? Another made up millennial "word".

[@basilmarasco1975]

I was born in Rochester in 1957, and you're right.

[@brucemarshall3446]

Born in 1956 but in NY. Sometimes I think it was all just a dream...

[@michaelrobinson7030]

So very true

[@garypautard1069]

Have you you noticed how looking smart dressed was the thing to be. No scruffy sports clothes , nose rings and black music songs were about romance ,not politics

[@Wayland444]

It's wonderful that such recordings still survive when so much got wiped and thrown out back in the day.

[@johnallen6945]

It really was a kind of magical decade, now that I look back on it. A hell of a lot of history was made.

[@davidreid8075]

Yep! I was there... stood next to the Stones as they rehearsed without much care and looking embarassed. No fuss ..people loved RSG because it was the young peoples showcase and the music reflected their lives. The musicians and their audience were one... a unique time in history.. D. Reid.

[@brucemarshall3446]

England was its own scene. After centuries of a stifling class system and a decade of deprivation , Young people grabbed the reins of culture and never let go. American youth , for the most part, where comfortable and optimistic. No war touched our soil. The land of plenty We were st least two years behind the Brits who were much hipper

[@anythingbootneck]

Take me back to the 60’s and 70’s, I’ve had enough of today’s world.

[@davidburman451]

Everyday I beg and plead to go back....its almost painful. Best years of my life ....somehow I thought the good times would go on forever. No luck.

[@anythingbootneck]

@@davidburman451 We “Boomers” were a fortunate generation. 😀

[@davidburman451]

@@anythingbootneck I do believe your're right....the music lives on...so far nothing has come even close.

[@anythingbootneck]

@@davidburman451 Good man👍🏻😀

[@apexjoe4769]

@@anythingbootneck Yes we were ! "Only we know" how fortunate we were in comparison to today.

[@robjones2408]

To see Brian Jones again with that impish grin, with the Stones at their mid-60s prime. As for Marvin, he was in another league altogether. RSG was a fabulous snapshot of a long-vanished period in pop music.

[@josephgallacher3729]

People do not realise Brian Jones if anyone was Leader of The Stones, Jagger could not wait to get rid off him so he could claim to be.

[@knockshinnoch1950]

I wish someone would make a movie based on the show

[@pitchfork804]

Thank you for putting this out. I was born in the UK in 1958 and grew up watching Ready Steady Go! We later moved to the states when I was 9, but I'd give anything to go back to those days!

[@stephaniepeterman618]

You are only a few years younger than my mom, and I discovered this show when I was around 16 in the mid- to late-80s. I admit to being curious as to when you started listening to music on your own, because I am beginning to wonder if I were not a late bloomer - I began listening to music of my own accord when I was 10, in 1982. I can still remember that I turned on my first radio for the first time to hear Casey Kasem saying, "And here are four lads from Sheffield, this is ABC with Poison Arrow!" :) I also remember seeing Duran Duran's numerous videos on Friday Night Videos (before MTV's advent, I believe, though my family didn't get cable until the 90s, when I was in college, so I can't be absolutely sure about that. 😀)

[@johnnyhmash]

Genius level memory then but I believe you,tho thousands wouldn't!

[@pitchfork804]

@@stephaniepeterman618 Hi Stephanie, Not sure what you mean by "listening to music on my own?" If you mean when I started buying albums and playing them I guess I was around 10 or 11. But music has always been a part of my life, playing in the background, whether it was my Mom listening to Radio Caroline in the kitchen or watching the UK win the Eurovision song contest for the first time in 1967 with Puppet on a String, by Sandie Shaw. Cheers to you and your Mom! Hope you and family are all doing well!

[@pitchfork804]

@@johnnyhmash So kind, Thank you Bro! Right back at you! Do you have any 60's recollections you can share?

[@mikeg2924]

You really had to have been there, but if not, then this is the next best thing :)

[@vincentm4717]

The best musical moment on that show was hands down Marvin Gaye singing " How Sweet It Is ". Just the tinkling of Earl Van Dykes piano or Jamersons walking bass sends shivers up the spine it's so good. And Gaye is a remarkable singer!

[@randyinghram5550]

Love Cilla.

[@nankypooh655]

I guess it's time to pull out my Levis blue jeans, my Clarke boots, my Fred Perry, my swallow tail parka, and tune up my Vespa.

[@thomasfisher5742]

Saw ya pass by last week.....your "BUBBLES" need re-chroming lol

[@moirabaker458]

No jeans have ever been as good as Levis. They always got faded in all the right places!

[@josephinerimmer6888]

Thanks so much for the clip of Chris Curtis of the Searchers. I used to absolutely adore him back in the day. You couldn’t see my bedroom wallpaper for his face. RIP Chris, you still have my heart. ❤

[@chips1889]

The world seemed better then and I was in the fifth form and had no bills to pay......................and the music was great.

[@diannedavis5443]

Marvin Gaye’s talent was stratosphere stuff. Rarified. Also - can we say how great Motown’s resident background vocal group The Andantes are singing backing vocals? Amazing.

[@garypautard1069]

Absolutely now that' s black music not the monotonous victim culture dross we are plagued with now.

[@jimk2000]

Ringo "I am not a mod. I am not a rocker. I am a mocker :)

[@teru-sa1653]

日本でも有名なリンゴの言葉 モッカ

[@johnnyoranges]

He used that line a coupla times, but here admits that "it's one of John's". Funny one.

[@stephaniepeterman618]

I LOVED seeing this show in rerun on the Disney Channel in the mid-80s, and I am SO GLAD it occurred to me to look it up on here! Thank you for posting this!

[@brucemarshall3446]

Oh god! Too have been young , in London, in 1964...

[@puresandoz2598]

lucky for me i was there! buying records/watching rsg every friday evening/going to see bands and working in central london at the time as well...david.

[@brucemarshall3446]

@@puresandoz2598 Fantastic! Fortunately, I was young ( born 1956) living in NYC in a family of professional musicians. Music was everywhere!

[@shorelineboy]

@@puresandoz2598 I was born 1949 left school 1964 at 15, straight out clubbing , buying clothes , records having a wonderful exciting time. Used to club south , south coast and up west, must have worried my parents but we were all at it. Great days live bands practically every night . Loved it.😎

[@dandelion67jones]

GRACIAS POR SEMEJANTE MATERIAL QUE MARCÓ TODA MI VIDA. DESDE ARGENTINA CUANDO TODO SE CONOCÍA AÑOS POSTERIORES Y VERSE JAMAS. CON 13 AÑOS CAMBIÓ MI MÚSICA, MI ESTILO DE VIDA Y HOY UN CORAZÓN QUE EXTRAÑA LOS '60 A PESAR DE TODO

[@daviddowdall6000]

I had a few RSG episodes on VHS back in the 80s. Great stuff

[@stewartfenton7660]

Well it's taken 59 years, but I'm finally starting to like Cilla singing that.

[@georgeswift4063]

Cilla Black, Helen Shapiro, Dusty Springfield, Petula Clark, were Brits ladies of song before Beatles and other male groups came along.

[@puresandoz2598]

so very true....

[@jamesbuckingham.2935]

Cilla Black wasn’t before the Beatles came around. Her first release was a Lennon/McCartney song.

[@moirabaker458]

Not forgetting Sandy Shaw and Lulu... and Helen Shapiro

[@lutherbuckhurst3887]

Cilla singing, wow beautiful

[@John-vw3lr]

What a fabulous singer she was

[@karlamaecanine5614]

This was a crazy hodgepodge musical show! While the Beatles are performing, they sign autographs and dance with audience🤪

[@user-nr5qc2df3g]

Brings back so many memories of the good times that we had, my favourite group was always the Hollies❤️

[@Alanoffer]

Marvin Gaye showing them how it’s done ,

[@johnpeglau713]

The weekend started Thursday night live with Top Of The Pops on BBC. Friday night live was ITV's Ready Steady Go. Pure promotional bs really both shows with BBC daily radio programming still in the dark ages so both shows gave us the music we wanted & we got to see the entertainers. All mime, no mikes, no amps just singers and musicians pretending which in itself had to be probably more difficult than actually playing.

[@panchopuskas1]

Marvin Bloody Gaye......now that guy could sing.......

[@MrMjp58]

Though considered iconic nowadays, I felt I was slightly too young for this programme at the time, but did watch and enjoy several episodes. I was more into TOTP - from around '67 onwards. Pop music dominated some people's lives back then [mine probably], and everything else had to slot in around it. I maintained an avid interest in the genre till around '76, after which I gradually lost touch with what was going on, finally giving up on all of it around '85. My affair with pop was over.

[@garytwitchett9359]

The Baby Boomers. We are the fortunate ones to have lived through the 50s and 60s, not to mention the early 70s, when music was joyful, the sun really shone and simplicity was there. Now we live in a world of technological complexity wondering what the hell is going on around us. I think many people miss those days...

[@williamewing5509]

I used to watch this TV series called Ready Steady Go as it came on the BBC and there was another TV series called Juke Box Jury as it was a contest as the guest would vote to sit if the songs were a hit in the 60s or would it be a possible miss as each song was heard on the show as the winner will be singing their song as the winning song at the end of the show as I am dedicating these TV shows to my old school friends who are both sisters as I hope to see them both again very soon to Chris and Hester from Billyxxxxx

[@roygoad2870]

Ready Steady Go was on ITV

[@expressoevangelism80]

I just love the Roy Orbison look alike in the audience. We had posers then, just as we have now. So many people just wanting to be somebody else.

[@Deepthought-42]

Thank you Ringo, I’ve shown to my grown up kids to explain to origin of “Dad Dancing” 🤣🤣🤣

[@slowpawstevet3676]

A very exciting time for music fans in 1964 , called the "scene" in those days, i was at school then, it was all about the next thing and no-one knew how long it would last , so i can't believe i just bought the new Stones album "Hackney Diamonds" 60 years later!

[@brianperry]

l was eighteen in 1964…watch RSG early evening on a Friday then off out on me bike to the local Bikers Cafe….great days.

[@henrywilloughby8333]

Dave Clarke owns all the ready steady go shows

[@puresandoz2598]

he now doesn't....sold off to a giant german entertainment company...

[@garytwitchett9359]

@@puresandoz2598 Has this German company released them on dvd?

[@puresandoz2598]

@@garytwitchett9359 as far as i know they haven't but i keep my fingers crossed they remaster them for a blu-ray release...david.

[@normawilliams796]

Amazing times & Amazing music brilliant memories 12:05

[@HTJB60]

WOW, I'm shocked & disillusioned ! Was this REALLY cutting edge, can't go out Friday night until we've watched RSG ! LOL

[@tombeveridge1330]

Back then, tough to imagine today, there was little access to broadcast music and visual references to clothes, hair, dances, and style in general. This really was the cutting edge, talked about and analysed the day after. Miss it and you'd be so uncool.

[@georgewatson3954]

Remember there was pirate's outside the three mile limit as well changing the world of music and giving the kids the music they wanted

[@Deepthought-42]

4:07 Cilla’s genuine humour coming though: “I’m really red head… from a bottle!🤣❤️ Even of we didn’t particularly like them „ballads” were so useful for a quick chat up and date.😊

[@tattyshoesshigure5731]

Used to absolutely love watching RSG on a Friday evening… particularly when the Stones, Animals & Beatles were on! Strange that the the Beatles appear to have been muted on all these KZbin RSG compilations.

[@puresandoz2598]

it's not strange that the beatles are muted...apple corps are notorious for not allowing their songs played...so youtube have the right to mute them...i normally just cut them out and sometimes i leave them in but i mute them! try uploading a beatles video yourself!!!! david.

[@tattyshoesshigure5731]

@@puresandoz2598 It just seems odd that most other bands’ music can be played no problem, but apparently not the Beatles?!

[@puresandoz2598]

@@tattyshoesshigure5731 many bands and artists have copyright protection...just try uploading stuff and your find out! the beatles in particular with their company apple corp will allow nothing to be broadcast by us here on youtube...you can certainly use an image or film clip but no music!!!! try uploading something by them and find out for your self....

[@tattyshoesshigure5731]

@@puresandoz2598 I have noticed much Jimi Hendrix material in particular is - or certainly was - rapidly taken down from KZbin, but I have seen some Beatles stuff on here from individual uploaders that seems to remain ‘unmolested’.

[@puresandoz2598]

@@tattyshoesshigure5731 good luck to them!

[@robertocastillo8310]

Beautiful voice, she was a superstar back then along with Dusty.

[@garytwitchett9359]

These were the days when the studio was lighted up everywhere and you could see everything. They changed the format and darkened it down, personally, I hated that but its remained that way since.

[@bobbojones8157]

Keith fordyce and Cathy McGowan ------- the presenters.

[@DavidSkertchly]

I wasn't allowed to watch Ready steady Go on ITV, my aspirational parents preferred that I watched respectable TV like Top of the Pops compared by Jimmy Saville...oh the irony.

[@robertsteinberger5667]

Ringo is not a mod or a rocker, he is a lad....

[@dotdoughty5504]

I wore. Mini skirts. And wanted to. Look. Like. Twiggy. Oh. Take. Me. Back. Please.

[@euanthorburn8135]

♡

[@lloydwhitefoot8244]

More clips please!!!and what about clips from6 …5special and thank your lucky stars

[@mickymantle3233]

Up the Mods !

[@garytwitchett9359]

Tha ACTION & SECRET AFFAIR 😀👍🎶

[@johndean4765]

Mickymantle Rockers forever Mods never!

[@loredanaf1]

The GREAT BEATLESSSSSS

[@ericlees7518]

some of these will be 80 now mmmmmmmm

[@stingray4real]

RIP Charlie Watt

[@wolvoman1]

They really did wear sunglasses indoors

[@jayturner3397]

Ahh but THE Big thing was Hair styling 😆 🤣

[@covidmyarse847]

She had a lot of work done yeah.

[@Mazalinda]

The days when Cilla had a real nose!

[@annoyingbstard9407]

Cilla looks like the space helmet’s missing from her outfit.

[@davidbeverly6411]

MOD Ball, April 8th!!

[@crapple009]

Big Mal Evans at 14:16?

[@Edward1312]

Before Cilla's nose job, teeth job, skin job etc.

[@jennybrown7717]

Tamla Motown Forever.

[@johnnewson2]

what happened to the sound?

[@harrymitchell5402]

Look no microphones. Fake. But love Brian. Recorded.

[@user-nc6vn3bt3v]

Том Джонс эту песню тоже пел

[@alanoneill3065]

Cilla B;ack...hahahahaha

[@rdale458]

Sad ,its playback nearly to every artist .😠

[@johnwinston6873]

Schade, hat zu viele gewollte, vielleicht aber auch ungewollte Lücken. Kann einen 60er Jahre Fan nicht befriedigen.

[@robertbinstead7662]

dont think mike can really sing live hes miming again

[@icorr7830]

I think they all are!

[@knockshinnoch1950]

Everyone mimed on the show for the first few years for technical reasons, too difficult to balance and mix sound live in the studio back then. It was a chaotic show where things often went wrong.

[@nickpalmer3076]

Everyone mimed on this show.Thats the way it was back then.

[@rogbrown1458]

@@knockshinnoch1950 ready steady go went live in 1965. Rog. Pacific sunset records.

[@eddyj3862]

Why on earth are the Beatles performance 's cut out?????? Very annoying!!!! Greedy bastard copy right i bet.

[@ulicadluga]

Just take me back. No, better, just make Boris Johnson UNHAPPEN!

[@harrymitchell5402]

Nobody played live. Lip sync

[@benberkhof4265]

Records needed to be sold, a poor live performance could ruin that. Very common those days.

[@Glen-ft8ch]

Today's pop music is crap

[@ericlees7518]

mmmmmmmmmm miming eh! mmmm well let me tell you it was all staged a rip off mmmmmmmmmmm a big con for the teenage buying public lol

[@ericlees7518]

@@duffbaker9554 tatted or tarted up eh! mmmmmmm

[@duffbaker9554]

At least they weren't all tatted up with pathetic tattoos.

[@johnnyoranges]

I know they improved, but the Stones are really amateurish here.

[@johndean4765]

Johnny Stones raw wild sound is great.!!

[@groovekittenuk]

Hey, I have been searching for Ready Steady Go! videos for years for my aunty (she was in the audience in one episode). Thank you so much for sharing @puresandoz2598 ! Is there a way I can contact you, please?