This is Tom Jones

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  • 1969
  • 3 Seasons
  • 7.9  (122)

This is Tom Jones was a popular musical variety show that aired on ITV1 from 1969 to 1971. It starred Welsh singer Tom Jones, who became famous for his powerful voice and dynamic stage presence. The show was a showcase of Jones' talents, as well as those of his guests, and it featured musical performances, comedy skits, and interviews.

One of the major features of the show was the presence of The Mike Sammes Singers. This choir of professional singers provided backing vocals for many of Jones' performances, as well as for other guest performers who appeared on the show. The singers were highly skilled musicians who had worked with many other famous musicians, and their contributions to the show were highly appreciated.

Another important aspect of This is Tom Jones was the presence of Sue Glover. Glover was a dancer who appeared on the show as a regular performer, and she was highly skilled in a range of dance styles. She brought energy and excitement to the show, and her performances added to the overall sense of fun and entertainment.

Each episode of the show featured a variety of musical performances, with Jones often performing some of his most famous hits. He was known for his powerful renditions of songs like "It's Not Unusual", "Delilah", and "Green, Green Grass of Home", and fans of the show eagerly awaited his performances every week. Jones was also known for his charisma and his ability to connect with audiences, which made his performances all the more enjoyable.

In addition to Jones' performances, the show also featured many other famous musical guests. These included artists like Stevie Wonder, Dusty Springfield, and The Who, as well as many other up-and-coming musicians. The show helped to launch the careers of many of these artists, and it remains a beloved part of music history.

Another feature of the show was its comedy skits. These often involved Jones and his guests engaging in humorous antics and witty banter, and they were designed to entertain audiences between musical performances. The skits ranged from silly and lighthearted to sarcastic and biting, and they added to the overall sense of fun and variety on the show.

Finally, the interviews on This is Tom Jones were an important part of the show. Jones and his guests would often chat about their music and their careers, giving audiences an inside look at the creative process behind some of their most famous songs. These interviews were insightful and engaging, and they helped to give viewers a greater appreciation for the musicians who appeared on the show.

Overall, This is Tom Jones was a beloved musical variety show that brought together some of the biggest names in music from the late 1960s and early 1970s. With its high-energy musical performances, humorous skits, and insightful interviews, the show was a must-see for music fans everywhere.

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Seasons
Petula Clark / Big Jim Sullivan / The Ace Trucking Company
16. Petula Clark / Big Jim Sullivan / The Ace Trucking Company
January 15, 1971
Tom's guests are Petula Clark, Jim Sullivan and the Ace Trucking Company. Musical Highlights: Tom sings "Blues In The Night", "What A Funny Girl You Used To Be", "She's A Lady" and "I'm Coming Home". Petula Clark sings, "The Song Of My Life", "Why Can't I Get A Guy" and "My Funny Valentine". Petula & Tom duet with "This Guys In Love With You" and "Our Love Is Here To Stay".
Shirley Bassey / John Denver / The Ace Trucking Company / Big Jim Sullivan
14. Shirley Bassey / John Denver / The Ace Trucking Company / Big Jim Sullivan
January 1, 1971
Musical Highlights: Tom sings, "My Way", "Who Will Take My Place?", "You Can't Love 'Em All" and "All Right Now". Shirley sings "Something" and "Fool On The Hill". Tom & Shirley duet on "With A Little Help From My Friends". Tom & John Denver duet on "Carolina On My Mind". John Denver with the Norman Maen Dancers perform "Let It Be". Tom & Jim perform "Memphis Beat". John Denver & Jim Sullivan duet on the "Denver Rag".
Ella Fitzgerald / Rudolf Nureyev / Merle Park / Treorchy Male Choir / Big Jim Sullivan
13. Ella Fitzgerald / Rudolf Nureyev / Merle Park / Treorchy Male Choir / Big Jim Sullivan
December 25, 1970
Ella Fitzgerald joins Tom for a Christmas themed show. Other guests include Rudolf Nureyev, Merle Park and the Welsh Treorchy Male Choir. Also appearing Big Jim Sullivan. Musical Highlights: Tom sings, "I'll Be Home for Christmas", "Patches", "The Twelve Days Of Christmas", "Mary's Boy Child" and "Hark! The Hearld Angels Sing". Ella performs, "Just A Closer Walk With Thee", "Good Morning Blues" and "A Ship Without a Sail". Tom & Ella duet on "Sunny". Welsh Treorchy Male Choir perform "We'll Keep A Welcome In The Valley" and "Ezekiel Saw The Wheel". Tom & the Welsh Treorchy Male Choir perform "The First Noel". Ella & the Welsh Treorchy Male Choir perform "Just A Little Closer Walk With Thee". Tom, Ella and the Welsh Treorchy Male Choir close with "Silent Night".
Florence Henderson / Harry Secombe / Big Jim Sullivan / The Ace Trucking Company
10. Florence Henderson / Harry Secombe / Big Jim Sullivan / The Ace Trucking Company
November 27, 1970
Tom's guests are Florence Henderson, Harry Secombe, Big Jim Sullivan and the Ace Trucking Company. Musical Highlights: Tom sings, "Love's Been Good to Me", "Vehicle", "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me", "Montego Bay" and "Puppet Man". Tom and Florence sing, "Sweet Inspiration", "Get Ready", "Workin' On a Groovy Thing" and "So Happy Together". Florence & Harry duet on "Strange Music". Tom, Harry & Florence perform "Try To Remember". Jim Sullivan performs "Venezuelan Waltz". Tom & Jim duet with "Hello Darlin'" & "Break My Mind".
Jack Jones / Joey Heatherton / Jerry Reed / Big Jim Sullivan
9. Jack Jones / Joey Heatherton / Jerry Reed / Big Jim Sullivan
November 20, 1970
Tom's guests are Jack Jones, Joey Heatherton, Jerry Reed and Big Jim Sullivan. Musical Highlights: Tom sings, "MacArthur Park", "For Once In My Life", "Ain't That Good News?", "You're My World" and "War". Jack sings, "Games People Play" and "The More I See You". Joey sings, "Lucretia MacEvil" and "It Had to Be You". Jerry and Jim duet on "Fancy Pickin'".
The Supremes / Scoey Mitchell / Ray Stevens
8. The Supremes / Scoey Mitchell / Ray Stevens
November 13, 1970
Tom sings, "Let There Be Love", "Very Much Alone", "Cabaret" and "Try A Little Tenderness". The Supremes perform "Stoned Love", "Brother Love" and "Lovin' Country". Ray Stevens sings, "Gitarman". Tom, Scoey & Ray perform "Walk A Mile In My Shoes". Tom Jones & Norman Maen Dancers perform "25 Or 6 To Four".
Glen Campbell / Nancy Sinatra / Jerry Reed / The Ace Trucking Company
6. Glen Campbell / Nancy Sinatra / Jerry Reed / The Ace Trucking Company
October 30, 1970
Tom's guests are Glen Campbell, Nancy Sinatra, Jerry Reed and the Ace Trucking Company. Skit: The Ace Trucking Company spoof Western Movies. Musical Highlights: Tom sings, "Do What You Gotta Do", "Higher and Higher", "I Can't Stop Loving You" and "Funky Chicken". Glen sings, "It's Only Make-Believe". Nancy sings, "Holly Holy" Tom & Nancy duet on "We've Only Just Begun". Tom, Glen, Jerry and Jim Sullivan perform, "Are You From Dixie?", "In the Pines" and "Wash My Hands in Muddy Waters". Tom, Nancy and Glen sing "Sunday Morning Coming Down".
Bob Hope / Aretha Franklin / The Ace Trucking Company
3. Bob Hope / Aretha Franklin / The Ace Trucking Company
October 9, 1970
Tom sings, "Talk About The Good Times", "And I Thank You", "The Shadow of Your Smile" and "If I Ruled the World". Aretha sings, "I Say a Little Prayer" and "It's Not Unusual". Tom & Bob sing, "Well, Did You Evah?" and "What A Swell Party This Is". Tom & Aretha duet on a medley of "Bridge Over Troubled Water", "Seesaw", "Spirit in the Dark" and "The Party's Over". Tom w/Big Jim Sullivan perform "Born To Lose". Tom's Concert solo: "Lodi". Show stopper: Aretha sings "Call Me" backed by dancers Lorene Yarnal and Danny Strayhorn.
Burt Bacharach / Anne Bancroft / The Ace Trucking Company
1. Burt Bacharach / Anne Bancroft / The Ace Trucking Company
September 25, 1970
Tom sings, "Ain't That Good News", "I (Who Have Nothing)" and "What's New Pussycat?". Tom & Burt duet with "The Look of Love" and "What the World Needs Now Is Love". Tom, Burt & Big Jim Sullivan perform "Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head". Tom's Concert (medley): "I'll Never Fall in Love Again/Green, Green Grass of Home/Love Me Tonight/ It's Not Unusual". A House Is Not A Home, Love Me Tonight, Green Green Grass Of Home, It's Not Unusual, The Look Of Love, Promise Her Anything.
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  • Premiere Date
    January 9, 1969
  • IMDB Rating
    7.9  (122)
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