Celine Dion, winner of the 1988 Eurovision Song Contest for Switzerland, returns to Eurovision in 89. She opens the 1989 Eurovision Song Contest, from Lausanne, Switzerland, on 06/05/89, with a short reprise of her winning song of 88, 'Ne Partez Pas Sans Moi', followed by her new single 'Where Does My Heart Beat Now'.
'Summertime' by The Bill Evans Trio. Recorded in London, 19 March 1965, for the UK TV series Jazz 625. Bill Evans on piano, Chuck Israels on bass, Larry Bunker on drums. Introduced by Humphrey Lyttelton.
'Israel' by The Bill Evans Trio. Recorded in London, 19 March 1965, for the UK TV series Jazz 625. Bill Evans on piano, Chuck Israels on bass, Larry Bunker on drums. Introduced by Humphrey Lyttelton.
'Nardis' by The Bill Evans Trio. Recorded in London, 19 March 1965, for the UK TV series Jazz 625. Bill Evans on piano, Chuck Israels on bass, Larry Bunker on drums. Introduced by Humphrey Lyttelton.
'How Deep Is The Ocean' by The Bill Evans Trio. Recorded in London, 19 March 1965, for the UK TV series Jazz 625. Bill Evans on piano, Chuck Israels on bass, Larry Bunker on drums. Introduced by Humphrey Lyttelton.
Two clips of Sandie Shaw singing 'Girl Don't Come'. The first is from Ready Steady Go in Dec 1964, introduced by Keith Fordyce and Cathy McGowan. The second clip is an acoustic duet with the group Salad, on UK TV music show The White Room in March 1996, introduced by Mark Radcliffe.
'Come Rain Or Come Shine' by The Bill Evans Trio. Recorded in London, 19 March 1965, for the UK TV series Jazz 625. Bill Evans on piano, Chuck Israels on bass, Larry Bunker on drums. Introduced by Humphrey Lyttelton.
From the TV concert Ella Fitzgerald sings: 'Them There Eyes' and 'The Lady Is A Tramp'. This is part of a 50 minute TV concert by Ella Fitzgerald, one of the world's greatest jazz singers, from TV Centre in London on 8 May 1965. She sings holding a chiffon scarf, and is accompanied by The Johnnie Spence Orchestra, with Tubby Hayes on sax, and The Tommy Flanagan Trio.