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#1 - Dusty Springfield
Season 30 Episode 5
Aired 4/9/2006
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#2 - George Michael: I'm Your Man
Season 30 Episode 9
Aired 11/17/2006
Melvyn Bragg interviews George Michael regarding Michael's return to touring on the "25 Live" tour, as well as George Michael performs in the studio rehearsing songs for the tour.
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#3 - Armando Iannucci
Season 30 Episode 1
Aired 2/12/2006
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#4 - Manga Mania
Season 30 Episode 2
Aired 2/19/2006
The iconic Dusty Springfield remains the 'white lady of soul' and in this compelling South Bank Show, her moving and dramatic story is told in its entirety for the first time. An array of intimate friends, lovers and show business talents go on record to describe the intense highs and lows of Dusty's swinging life, before her untimely death in 1999. Born Mary O'Brien in London as war began in 1939, in the 60's as Dusty Springfield, she came to represent renewed British optimism and modernity, epitomising swinging London. A plain convent educated girl, Dusty's transformation of herself into a blonde glamour icon was a remarkable act of will. A lesbian with a great deal to lose and a great deal to hide, Dusty hid for many years behind the mask of the Girl Singer. The unique qualities of her voice attracted the creme de la creme of songwriters and producers; she had close relationships with Burt Bacharach, Carole King, and Gamble and Huff, the men who created the sound of Philadelphia Soul. Dusty made herself an expert on black American soul music after she fell in love with Motown. Her career waned in the seventies and she fled to America, where she floundered in variety shows. She moved to Los Angeles where she struggled with drink, drugs and self harming. She later returned to Britain to critical acclaim when she re-invented herself in partnership with Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe better known as the Pet Shop Boys. Dusty's life is nothing if not dramatic, although this can never obscure her remarkable gifts as a musician and performer, which have continued to be rediscovered by new generations. A soul searching South Bank Show, on arguably Britain's greatest ever Pop Diva, Dusty Springfield.
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#5 - John Rutter
Season 30 Episode 3
Aired 3/12/2006
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#6 - PD James
Season 30 Episode 4
Aired 3/26/2006
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#7 - Seu Jorge
Season 30 Episode 6
Aired 6/4/2006
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#8 - Romeo and Juliet
Season 30 Episode 7
Aired 6/11/2006
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#9 - Peter Blake
Season 30 Episode 10
Aired 11/19/2006
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#10 - Nick Park & Aardman Animations
Season 30 Episode 11
Aired 11/26/2006
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#11 - Steve Reich
Season 30 Episode 12
Aired 12/10/2006
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Season 30 Ratings Summary
"Dusty Springfield" is the best rated episode of "The South Bank Show" season 30. It scored 7.9/10 based on 12 votes. Directed by N/A and written by N/A, it aired on 4/9/2006. This episode is rated 0.1 points higher than the second-best, "George Michael: I'm Your Man".