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Fact #96484

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Short story:

The Rolling Stones perform three Chuck Berry compositions, Come On, Memphis Tennessee and Roll Over Beethoven, during an appearance on the BBC radio show Saturday Club in London, England, UK, Europe.

Full article:

Bill Wyman (bassist, Rolling Stones) : Radio was vital for promotion, you know. So then - what was there on radio? There was Saturday Club which we tried to get on, there were a few lunch time things, Easy Beat - but I don't remember we ever did that, you see - and that was it, really. I mean there really was no possibility to promote yourself, so we had to kind of go for what was going and Joe Loss had a lunch time... there was a facility there, you see. There was on every Joe Loss Band show, Lunch Time, it was like Worker's Playtime kind of thing, you know - just that's what it was and we did that three or four times, I think.

[SOURCE : BBC Radio 1 interview, 30 November 1985]