Slade – My Oh My (British Rock and Pop Awards 1984)
A Moment of Reflection and Recognition Slade Perform My Oh My at the British Rock and Pop Awards 1984 On February twenty first nineteen eighty four, Slade delivered a memorable…
A Moment of Reflection and Recognition Slade Perform My Oh My at the British Rock and Pop Awards 1984 On February twenty first nineteen eighty four, Slade delivered a memorable…
Slade on German Television A Late Seventies Snapshot of a Band Holding Its Ground The German television performance of My Baby Left Me and That is Alright offers a valuable…
We’ll Bring the House Down Slade and a Defining Moment on Top of the Pops 1981 Slade’s appearance performing We’ll Bring the House Down on Top of the Pops in…
Slade Bring Defiance and Fire to the Final Night of Thommy’s Pop Show in 1984 On 8 December 1984, Slade delivered one of their most uncompromising television performances when they…
Slade Bring “Ooh La La in L.A.” to UK Television on Get Fresh, August 15, 1987 In the summer of 1987, Slade returned to British television with a performance that…
“It’s Slade” Documentary (1999) – Part Four: Fame, Fragility, and the Sound of Survival Part Four of the It’s Slade documentary, broadcast in 1999, is arguably the most revealing chapter…
When British Rock Ruled the Airwaves: Slade and The Arrows on The Arrows Show, 1976 In 1976, British television was still a powerful gateway between artists and the public, and…
Slade: The Early Years Revisited in a Powerful 1999 BBC Documentary First broadcast in 1999, the BBC documentary series Slade offers one of the most honest and revealing portraits ever…
Slade – Perseverance (1986): The Documentary That Captured the Band at Its Lowest and Most Honest Point The 1986 documentary Perseverance, broadcast on the Music Box cable channel, remains one…
A weathered affirmation of loyalty and survival in the quiet twilight of a hard-won career When Slade performed “That’s What Friends Are For” on UK television in 1987, it marked…