Category Archives: Pan’s People In Concert

I’ve post a couple of routines from Pan’s People in Concert over the last few days: now here’s the show in its entirety: Pan’s People in Concert (BBC 17 April 1974) was a 35 minute show produced by Stanley Dorfman and featuring routines to an eclectic selection of music: giving the dancers the opportunity to […]

From “Pan’s People in Concert”: dancing to 69 Freedom Special by Buddy Miles. Easily the most well-known routine from Pan’s People in Concert: Dee Dee and Louise’s costumes are famously the groups most expensively made and simultaneously smallest ever. Pan’s People in Concert (BBC 17 April 1974) was a 35 minute show produced by Stanley […]

From “Pans People in Concert”: dancing to L. A. Resurrection by Buddy Miles. An up-tempo rocking’ instrumental to close their In Concert special, with some audience participation to boot. Pan’s People in Concert (BBC 17 April 1974) was a 35 minute show produced by Stanley Dorfman and featuring routines to an eclectic selection of music: […]

From “Pans People in Concert”: dancing to Little Child (Daddy Dear) by Wes Montgomery. An atmospheric guitar instrumental from jazz virtuoso Wes Montgomery, based on a truly atrocious maudlin collaboration between Danny Kay and his daughter Dena from 1956. Pan’s People in Concert (BBC 17 April 1974) was a 35 minute show produced by Stanley […]

From “Pans People in Concert”: dancing to Wave by Antonio Carlos Jobim A lovely relaxed Bossa Nova instrumental, here overlaid with some breaking wave sound to emphasise the beach setting. Pan’s People in Concert (BBC 17 April 1974) was a 35 minute show produced by Stanley Dorfman and featuring routines to an eclectic selection of […]