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This is Tom JonesBy Patrick Mondout
Welsh pop star Tom Jones had his own musical variety show in the late
sixties and early Super70s. Called This is Tom Jones (also known as
the Tom Jones Show), the hour long show was more hip than other
shows, such as Ed Sullivan.
The first episodes were shot in London though they alternated between
sides of the Atlantic after that and featured both British and American
artists.
Tom ended each show with a typically brassy number we all remember him
for. Then he'd say, in Welsh, "Gwyn eich byd a dymunaf i chwi
lawenydd bob amser." Some at first thought he was trying to get one
past the censors, but it simply meant, "May you always be well and be
happy." |
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Aired: February 7, 1969 - January 15, 1971 |
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Cast: Tom Jones, Ace Trucking Company, Norman Maen Dancers, Jack Parnelll Orchestra, Big Jim Sullivan, Johnnie Spence |
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Network: ABC |
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Genre: Music Variety |
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