Interview. Australian tour promotion.
Interview. Australian tour promotion.
Interview. Australian tour promotion.
Interview. Australian tour promotion.
Phone interview prior to PBS pledge break appearance for A Sign of the Times special. Chicago, Illinois.
Interview recorded in Long Beach, California, USA, to promote concert appearance at the Richard & Karen Carpenter Performing Arts Center.
Summer hits from the sixties and seventies get the treatment in the series that analyses the durability of pop songs that grab the ear and won't let go.
1:Downtown. Petula Clark's 1964 chart-topper was subsequently covered by virtually everyone from Frank Sinatra to the Chipmunks. With contributions from Clark herself, and the songwriter Tony Hatch.
News interview.
Interview.
Interview.
Interview.
Interview.
Feature.
Says "Good Morning Sunday." His special guests include Petula.
Breakfast show interview.
Special feature.
Interview.
Album chart show. Interview.
Interview.
Interview.
Feature.
Competition.
Interview.
Feature.
Feature.
Interview.
Interview.
Petula interviewed.
Interview with DJ Stu Bryer.
Norwich, Connecticut.
Interview with DJ Mary Jones.
Hartford, Connecticut.
Interview.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Southern Jersey & Atlantic City, New Jersey
4-part documentary, narrated by Petula.
Petula profiles the legendary
French chanteuse Edith Piaf, who died of cancer in 1963, aged 47, following a career marked by dramatically soaring performances, among them the genre-defining classics Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien and, perhaps most iconically, La Vie en Rose. The series features rare archive material and interviews with Charles Aznavour, composers
Charles Dumont and Francis Lai, and others.
Interview.
Boston, Massachussets
Interview.
Montreal, Canada
Interview.
Interview.
Interview. St. Louis, Missouri
Interview.
New York City, New York
Various.
Los Angeles, California
Interview - "Together" (Petula & Andy Williams duet) debut.
Geneva.
As part of the build up to Woman's Hour's 60th anniversary, we asked you to vote for your favourite solo singer. Over 8,000 of you voted, and Madonna was the clear winner.
TOP TEN RESULTS
4 part documentary
Jonathan Ross recalls the life and career of singer, songwriter and stage and screen star Anthony Newley. With contributions from Petula Clark, David Bowie, Elaine Paige, Bill Kenright, Don Black and former wife Joan Collins.
Interview.
A special edition of Friday Night Is Music Night to showcase adored pop chanteuse Petula Clark, who performs many of her timeless hits. This gala concert was recorded at London's Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with guests Michael Ball and Tony Hatch, who wrote many of Clark's mid-60s classics.
Interview from 2002.
Dora Dale spills the beans of Honor Blackman, Petula Clark and Telly Savalas.
Iconic singer Petula Clark discusses her stage career, including the role of Norma Desmond in Sunset Boulevard. She also identifies her five favourite musicals. Choices include: Ivor Novello's Perchance to Dream (1945), Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley's Stop the World I Want to Get Off (1961) and Stephen Sondheim
Radio 2 presents what for many will be an introduction to legendary rock 'n' roll icon Johnny Hallyday, who in 1960 emerged as France's response to Elvis Presley, though gyrating to the then-popular French ye-ye music style.) Discussing his legacy includes Petula.
Interview.
Orlando, Florida
Interview.
West Palm Beach, Florida
Iconic singer Petula Clark discusses her stage career, including the role of Norma Desmond in Sunset Boulevard. She also identifies her five favourite musicals. Choices include: Ivor Novello's Perchance to Dream (1945), Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley's Stop the World I Want to Get Off (1961) and Stephen Sondheim
Interview.
Interview.
Host Aled Jones.
Host Phil George.
Petula talks about the values that have shaped her life.
New series.
PART 1: Petula Clark celebrates perhaps the most famous of all French entertainers, Charles Aznavour, who, like Clark, has recorded more than 800 tracks, and in many languages.
PART 2: Petula Clark celebrates the life and career of French entertainer
Charles Aznavour, looking at his relationship with Edith Piaf, his early songwriting success, his first tour to America with Pierre Roche, and the first of his screen appearances.
PART 3: Petula Clark's celebration of French star Charles Aznavour continues with his huge output as a songwriter.
PART 4: Petula Clark concludes a look at French star Charles Aznavour with a look at his success in America, his Armenian roots, his legacy and the future of the chanson form, which he changed.
Pop and light classical music, from Chopin to Petula Clark.
New series. PART 1: His credits as songwriter, composer and producer embraces Benny Hill, Connie Francis, The Searchers, Crossroads and Neighbours, but Tony Hatch remains best known for writing or co-writing and producing nearly all of Petula Clark's pop gems between 1964 and 1968. Petula interviewed.
London-born Paris resident Malcolm McLaren celebrates influential, genre-straddling and sometimes notorious French singer and songwriter Serge Gainsbourg (1928-91), who has a certain John Lennon/Bob Dylan status in his native France. He is perhaps best known for his breath-heavy 1969 cause célèbre duet with Jane Birkin, Je t'aime....moi non plus - then a big no-no with the BBC and the Vatican - and songs for and/or with 1960s iconic female stars Brigitte Bardot (Harley Davidson, Bonnie and Clyde), France Gall (Laisse tomber les filles, Poupee de ore, poupee de son), Juliette Greco (Accordeon, Lajavanaise), Françoise Hardy (Comment te dire adieu) and Petula Clark (Vilaine fille, Mauvais garcon). Defining Gainsbourg contributors include Jane Birkin, Petula Clark, Françoise Hardy.