Documentary about the life and career of the Welsh singing superstar. Tom Jones rose to fame in the 1960s with songs such as 'What's New Pussycat?', 'It's Not Unusual' and 'Delilah' and has enjoyed continued success throughout his career. This programme examines his early beginnings in Wales through to his international fame and includes archive footage of performances and interviews and comments from his friend Engelbert Humperdinck.
Jordi Llompart writes and directs this documentary about the history of FC Barcelona. The film charts the rise of the Catalan club, founded by Joan Gamper in 1899, to their current position of worldwide envy and adoration. Featuring interviews with current and former players including Johan Cruyff, Josep Guardiola and Xavi Hernández, the programme examines how the club has changed the sport with their style of play and famed La Masia academy. The documentary showcases the club's rich success throughout the years including that of their current crop of stars including Andres Iniesta and Lionel Messi.
Double bill of programmes featuring British singer Matt Monro. 'The Ultimate Performer' includes a selection of television performances. 'A Portrait Of' examines his journey to success with input from, among others, Sir George Martin, Sir Bruce Forsyth and Sir Cliff Richard.
Documentary about the four members of The Beatles and what their futures held for them after the split of the band in 1970. Looking individually at John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr, the documentary examines their career highs and lows, personal tragedies, legal battles and the music that they created that ultimately made them four of the most successful British musicians of all time.
Documentary centred on the late British rock icon David Bowie. Featuring a collection of interviews with the artist and those who aided his career, the programme examines Bowie's musical journey and explores his many different, groundbreaking styles and personas.
Documentary about the British rock band The Rolling Stones. Featuring archive footage of the band during their prime as well as interviews with Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood, Mick Jagger, Charlie Watts and Bill Wyman, the documentary examines the successes and failures of the band and shows how, although now classed as pensioners, they have no plans to retire.