Barry..you are right.Lots of people are 60's music fans but are not on the computer or reading mags about the 60's etc.So to see a small but useful article in their newspaper about a 60's tour stopping by locally should get them excited & down to the box office to order their tickets.
  I'm going to the show in Worthing at the end of September so very soon I'll contact the newspaper there & ask 'em to give the show a plug.I do that at every P.J. show I attend.Every newspaper has a showbiz writer & if you ask them nicely if they can fit in a compact article they usually try.
      Ron

Graham Rogers has recorded a really nice interview with PJ Proby which will be broadcast as part of his BBC Wiltshire Sunday Morning Show this weekend between 10 AM and 1 PM!
So don't forget to listen on Sunday 9 September!

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As far as Im concerned, they can put PJs CDs anywhere they like, as long as it is still being shown that he has material to purchase. I must admit that any time I go into a record shop, I make sure that PJs covers are at the front of the lot beginning with the letter "P". Old habit of mine. lol

Hey Tony,
   I'd much rather see P.J. in the CD rack next to Roy, Gene & Elvis rather than Perry & Dean, LOL!
        Ron

Heard the Graham Rogers interview and enjoyed it very much .PJ was in good form again,all the memories were there.I enjoyed "Somewhere" but I don't know where they got the version of " Hold me"  from , I don't think it did him justice, his voice is far better than that now.

Two questions about this interview: "Young americans swings the world" was the 1962-pilot of Shindig. Here's the content and of course we would all looove to see it:
Jackie De Shannon - "Sing Sing Sing."
--P.J. Proby - "Endless Sleep" & "Turn Me Loose."
--The Chambers Brothers, Clydie King and the Sweet Things - "Peppermint Twist" & "What'd I Say?"
--Tura Johnson (from Sweden) - sings "Personality" in Italian.
--Scooter Teague - "Mack the Knife."
--Jesse Collins - "Believe What You Say."
Also appearing: the Chaps, the Young America Girls, the Leon Russell Band; Glen Campbell and David Gates.

   I've been trying to find a copy of this show, on Youtube et al... Does anyone out there know if it exists???
   Second question; Rogers played the wellknown so called Eckstein-version of Somewhere. But didn't PJ record another studioversion of Somewherewith his voice more in tune with i e Youve come back? Am I totally wrong here?
PS Although I am swedish I have never ever heard or read anything about Tura Johnson...

I'm betting that "Young America Swings The World" must be out there somewhere on tape but hidden away & forgotten. The USA saved everything as money was not a problem for U.S. television back then unlike at the BBC & ITV where using the tapes more than once to save money was the norm.
   James Burton was also on this U.S. show that crammed all of those singers in.Without the adverts it only lasted 21 minutes.It was a CBS television production but was only aired in certain states. I've been searching for this show for more than 20 years.
     Ron