| Main Performers | Sir George Martin,
Bruce Forsyth - speakers
Lorna Dallas
Jacqueline Dankworth - vocals,
Chris Barber - trombone,
Don Lusher,
Acker Bilk - clarinet,
Mark Nightingale,
Harvey Brough - psaltery,
Alec Dankworth - double bass,
Peter Fisher - violin,
Tony Fisher - trumpet,
Allan Ganley - drums,
Tim Garland - saxophone,
John Horler - piano,
Julian Lloyd Webber - cello |
| Orchestra or Band | National Youth Jazz Orchestra |
| Choirs | Kentwood Choir,
London Gay Men's Chorus |
| Set List | 'Modesty Blaise', Dankworth (NYJO)
Introduction (Cleo Laine and John Dankworth),
'Half-Century' photographic montage (Michael Parkinson),
Introduction to Peter Fisher, Lorna Dallas, Julian Lloyd Webber, Jacqueline Dankworth, Harvey Brough, Bruce Forsyth),
'Without a Song - A Medley of Familiar Airs' (The Gay Men's Choir, The Kentwood Choir, Chris Barber, Acker Bilk, Tony Fisher, Tim Garland, Don Lusher)
INTERVAL
'Original theme of Tomorrow's World', Dankworth (NYJO),
Dame Cleo Laine Introduced (Maichael Parkinson),
Avalanche of Accolades Presented to Cleo and John (Sir George Martin),
'Porter Call - A Cole Porter Medley':
'From This Moment On',
'My Heart Belongs To Daddy',
'Easy To Love',
'Love For Sale',
'Don't Fence Me In',
'Just One Of Those Things',
'Ridin' High',
'True Love',
'It's D'Lovely',
'So In Love',
'Every Time We Say Goodbye',
'Night And Day',
'I've Got You Under My Skin',
'Anything Goes' (Cleo Laine) |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/2002/153),
Handbill (RAHE/6/2002/50),
Poster (RAHE/2/2002/30) |