Petula touches Harry Belafonte's arm.
Hosted by Alice Cooper. Petula interviewed
Petula comments.
Repeat from 2009. Petula narrates.
John's playlist included Petula's Downtown.
One hour "celebration of 80th birthday of 'national treasure' Petula ..." hosted by Spice Girl Melanie Chisholm, including anecdotes from Tony Hatch, Herb Alpert, Michael Ball, Bill Kenwright, Honor Blackman, Tony Blackburn, Paul Gambaccini. Archive interviews with Diana Dors, Fred Astaire, Alan Freeman, and Anthony Newley.
Desmond celebrates Petula's 80th Birthday.
Hosted by the legendary Brian Matthew, Petula is featured on the regular "Three in a row" hits.
Aled interviews Petula.
UK premiere of Cut, Copy, Me.
UK premiere of Cut, Copy, Me.
Judi chats to legendary singer Petula Clark about her new album Lost In You.
Hosted by David "Kid" Jensen.
Promotion for Lost in You.
Petula gives her history lesson for today's "On this day" segment. (Pre-recorded.)
Profile on Petula.
Petula Clark talks to Russ about going back on the road 65 years after her first record.
In this interview and studio performance, Clark tells World Cafe host David Dye about her encounter with Elvis Presley, her backstage visit with Karen Carpenter and how she happened to appear on the famous recording of Give Peace a Chance recorded at John Lennon's bedside.
Guests: Petula and Honor Blackman.
Mike Sweeney sits in and talks to Petula Clark, plus the late lunchers talk about what is going on in their part of Greater Manchester.
2013 UK concert tour promotion.
2013 UK concert tour promotion.
2013 UK concert tour promotion.
Petula asked to pay tribute to German singing legend Udo Jurgens who died.
Leo Green is joined by a singer who has been performing for seven decades - Petula Clark CBE.
'Pet' recalls the arrival of the 'charts', her own recording career which included hits such as Downtown and Don't Sleep in the Subway, and the atmosphere for music making in the decade that had everything. The show also features classic British singers who were filling the music venues such as Alma Cogan, Malcolm Vaughan and Dickie Valentine.
American singer Natalie Merchant chooses Petula's Games People Play.
(Note: Natalie, formerly of 10.000 Maniacs fame, cites Petula as being one of her major musical influences.)
Singer Petula Clark met Sinatra when he was recording a cover of one of her biggest hits, Downtown. Speaking on the Today programme, she recounted the night she spent with the great crooner - that showed him at his charming best and threatening worst.
Petula chooses Only Forever by Bing Crosby and Hotel California by the Eagles.
Ted sits in and talks to Petula Clark and Lord Julian Fellowes, creator of Downton Abbey.
Petula promotes her new tour.
Petula in the studio promoting Lost in You.
Ricky Ross sits in for Janice Forsyth and talks to Petula Clark and singer Jimmy Webb, who wrote Wichita Lineman, plus Nicola Meighan interviews Meat Loaf.
Petula Clark chats to Dom about her long career in music and film.
Pop singer Mika "plays some of the great songs of all time" and explains why they are his favourites, includes Petula's Downtown.
Petula live in the studio.
Petula Clark is a lifetime friend and supporter of Richard and Karen Carpenter. In this special programme, she tells the story of their music for Christmas including their seminal single Merry Christmas Darling and their landmark album Christmas Portrait.
"The Carpenters and Christmas; for many, they go hand-in-hand. Like most of us, they'd grown up listening to seasonal albums by the likes of Percy Faith and Spike Jones, and both Karen and Richard had sung in their school choirs, performing Christmas songs every year. Once they'd made a name for themselves with hits like We've Only Just Begun, Superstar and (They Long To Be) Close To You, it was just a matter of time before they turned their talents to Christmas. And, with their unique sound -Karen's warmly expressive voice and Richard's diverse talents as arranger, producer, pianist and composer - what they produced became Christmas classics".
The programme features choice selections from The Carpenters' two Christmas albums released in 1978 and 1984.
Presented by Petula Clark.
Triple songs by Petula on record.
Petula tells the story of Ella Fitzgerald (2 parts)
Tim talks to legendary singer-songwriter Petula Clark and actress Nichola McAuliffe.
First broadcast 20/10/1954
FINDING A GIRLFRIEND
With George Cole and Petula as Penny Gay.
First broadcast 3/9/1957
PENNY GAY'S RETURN
With George Cole and Petula as Penny Gay.
Petula Clark recalls bumping into Ella Fitzgerald by accident in Hollywood.