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The Roxy - Episode 5 (July 7, 1987)

From the producers of Channel 4's "The Tube" comes what is supposed to be ITV's answer to "Top of the Pops". It's the hottest new (and most continually evolving) nightclub on the telly, The Roxy! Presented by David "Kid" Jensen and Kevin Sharkey, this series used a weekly chart distributed by Satellite Media Services, produced by Capital Radio and compiled by the Media Research Information Bureau (MRIB). You could hear "Kid" count them down every Sunday afternoon from 5pm, in competition with BBC Radio 1's own chart show. (As I am quickly learning, this and many other episodes are Saturday rebroadcasts, which makes them superior to the Tuesday original broadcast in that "The Kid" provides chart updates. Considering the show never had a fixed network timeslot, it makes you wonder why they didn't just air the show Saturday nights after 3-2-1 or something.) This week: No Alan Freeman this week, "The Kid" kicks us off New Entry this week by Bananarama, "I Heard a Rumour" "The Kid" clears up a rumor regarding "Mel" Appleby of Mel and Kim, thanks to sister Kim "F.L.M." comes in at #36 (first showing of the video anywhere in the world, only finished the morning of the broadcast) Highest chart entry is Black's "Sweetest Smile" at #15 George's video for "I Want Your Sex" has only been banned in Great Britain Highest climber is Atlantic Starr at #12 At #50, Hue & Cry with "Labour of Love"; brothers from Glasgow (Greg likes fast cars, Patrick likes the public library) An encore of "Wishing Well" (#4) by Terence Trent D'Arby David Bowie with a music video, "Time Will Crawl" (#29 on the network chart; the video is actually directed by Tim Pope, not Julian Temple as earlier reported) Brand new #1: Pet Shop Boys with "It's a Sin", taking us into the credits This episode has not been previously uploaded. Matt Churchett gave me the link to his Google Drive folder: https://drive.google.com/drive/folder... The chart data was provided by the now defunct Media Research Information Bureau. All rights reserved by original copyright holders, in this case, ITV plc. No copyright infringement intended.