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Theme for POINTS OF VIEW (1960's)

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Crispy | 07:18 Wed 02nd Oct 2002 | Film, Media & TV
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Please, Please, Please, Please does anyone know what the identity of music used to accompany the TV comments/complaints programme Points of View in the 1960's. It was a sort rooty-tooty trad jazz instrumental.
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Is it not "When I get older" by the Beetles? (not sure if it was the beetles or not!)
08:36 Wed 02nd Oct 2002
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When I'm 64 may have been used after 1967 but the tune I refer to was definitely not that.
10:33 Wed 02nd Oct 2002
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do you mean the music played when Barry Took was presenting the show?
16:39 Wed 02nd Oct 2002
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No It was when Kenneth Robinson was doing it. We're talking early 60's here! The Channel 4 doc The Showbiz Set actually had the music and an excerpt
18:18 Wed 02nd Oct 2002
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It was Robert Robinson! I've got an old edition on tape (why?) where they play the whole tune, but they don't say what it is. Good tune tho.
18:42 Thu 03rd Oct 2002

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