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Kim's first TV appearance was in 1979 in conjunction with the launch of her first single, Stop, Think, which was written by John Keogh specifically for the
Northwestern Health Board's anti-drink campaign. It is taken from the Irish News...the language is Gaelic! |
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Kim and the band first appeared together on SBB Ina Shui, a children's afternoon program that featured pop, rock, country,
and folk artists of the day. Their first of three appearances, the band performed Stop, Think for their first number.
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Still on their first SBB appearance, Sean Ban Breathnach introduces the band (the whole show is in Irish) and they played
their then new single, Evergreen Wedding, an original arrangement of the Barbra Streisand hit with The Wedding Song.
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That's Showbiz was Brendan Grace's 1981 series on RTE. It was a straight ahead variety show with a heavy dose of Brendan's
humor. Kim performed a favorite from her live cabaret act, Kiki Dee's I Got The Music.
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Non Stop Pop was a short lived 1982 series on RTE patterned after BBC's Top Of The Pops. Hosted by Gerry Ryan, the showed featured Irish pop artists, international acts, and videos. In this show, Kim and the band appeared live in the
studio on the same bill as Rosetta Stone and Blackfoot and performed I Need A Lover.
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In November, 1982, Kim and the band traveled to Dingle to tape their appearance on their third SBB Ina Shui program in two
years. They played two unreleased songs...Take It Or Leave It and Rock n' Roll Party, both of which had been recorded at Greenfields studios. Brian Mullin did not make the trip and Colm Feeney stood in on bass guitar.
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The Music Show was a 1983 RTE series that endeavored to showcase a broad spectrum of music from pop to
classical to jazz. Kim sang two unreleased songs, Take It Or Leave It and Somewhere Along The Way. The show aired after the band had left Ireland. |
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