This page last updated 15 Feb. 2025. To send additions/corrections go to the contact page.
See also: Upcoming TV appearances.
Listed separately: Concerts recorded for radio or TV.
Please note: The dates given are air dates. Performance dates are also mentioned if known.
Sun, 5 May 2019![]() (PBS, US) 10-minute portrait incorporating a new interview by Tom Casciato, live footage from a recent concert (12 Feb. 2019, Collingswood, NJ), plus other material. |
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Tue, 30 April 2019![]() (NDR Fernsehen, DE) 2 1/2 minute report on Joe's Hamburg concert of 29 April 2019 |
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Mon, 21 Jan. 2019![]() (NBC, US) Joe's third appearance on Jimmy Fallon's show, playing Fabulously Absolute with Graham Maby on bass, Teddy Kumpel on guitar, and Doug Yowell on drums. Link to full episode, JJ at 38:45 |
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Mon, 14 Jan. 2019![]() ( ![]() A short report on the 'Fool' album, showing excerpt of Joe's 'Strange Land' video Running time: 1 min |
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Mon, 22 Feb. 2016![]() (VRT, BE) Short interview plus some live footage from that evening's Brussels concert (2 1/2 mins in total) |
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Wed, 20 March 2013![]() (VTM, BE) Joe Jackson was interviewed by Paul de Leeuw and Miguel Wiels, and also performed It's Different For Girls on the show. This was prompted by the release of Joe's book "A Cure for Gravity" in the Dutch language. |
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Sat, 16 March 2013![]() (NED3, NL) Joe Jackson performed It's Different For Girls on the show. |
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Wed, 5 Dec. 2012 Insight Germany ( ![]() Joe Jackson is interviewed (in English) by British journalist Robin Merrill. The 42-minute programme also has some footage shot with Joe in Berlin, including at his 6 Nov. 2012 Berlin concert. |
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Wed, 17 Oct. 2012![]() (Sky Hits, DE) Joe Jackson and the Bigger Band (feat. Regina Carter) performed I'm Beginning To See The Light on the show. |
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Fri, 13 July 2012![]() (NBC, US) Joe Jackson and the Bigger Band (feat. Regina Carter), his touring band for the Duke Tour, performed I'm Beginning To See The Light on the show. Furthermore, they recorded a version of Another World as a web exclusive |
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Fri, 30 Dec. 2011![]() (NED2, NL) The show included a 5:39 min segment on the song Sunday Papers including an interview with Joe Jackson, recently filmed in Berlin, and archive live footage of the song. |
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Wed, 8 June 2011![]() (NBC, US) Joe Jackson performed Steppin' Out with ![]() Running time: 5 min |
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Sun, 20 June 2010 Joe Jackson – Mein Leben / ma vie (My Life) ( ![]() Film documentary by Jean Boué, filmed in 2008 and 2009 in Portsmouth, Berlin, Cologne and Tuttlingen. Running time: 43 min |
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Mon, 15 June 2009 France 3 interview ( ![]() Joe Jackson was interviewed by Jacques Perrotte at Le Cargo, Caen. Running time: 6 min |
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Wed, 14 May 2008![]() (ABC, US) Joe Jackson (with Graham Maby and Dave Houghton) performed Good Bad Boy and Steppin' Out (which was faded out). After the end of the broadcast they played a third song (The Uptown Train) for the studio audience. |
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Wed, 9 April 2008 Soundtrack To My Life (ITV, UK) Joe Jackson is interviewed by ![]() Repeated on SkyArts in the UK (in April 2008) and on ABC2 in Australia (on 23 Jan 2009) Running time: ca. 23 min |
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Thu, 28 April 2005![]() (NBC, US) Todd Rundgren (vocals, guitar) with Joe Jackson (vocals, piano) and Ethel (strings) performed While My Guitar Gently Weeps on this US talk show. Other guests on this show: John C. Reilly and Zooey Deschanel. |
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Fri, 22 Oct. 2004![]() (NBC, US) William Shatner (vocals) with Joe Jackson (vocals) and Ben Folds (keyboards) performed Common People on this show. Other guests: Ben Affleck and Phil Jackson. |
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Tue, 4 May 2004![]() (CBS, US) Joe Jackson performed Awkward Age and was interviewed by Sharon Osbourne. |
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Thu, 29 April 2004![]() ![]() (CBS, US) Joe Jackson performed a solo piano version of It's Different For Girls. Other guests: James Caviezel and Lacey Chabert |
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Wed, 4 Dec. 2003![]() (ABC, US) Joe Jackson was musical guest on the show and played Awkward Age and It's Different For Girls. |
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Fri, 13 June 2003![]() (BBC Two, UK) The Joe Jackson Band performed three songs (filmed on 3 June 2003):
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Thu, 22 May 2003![]() (RTL4, NL) The Joe Jackson Band performed Look Sharp! and Awkward Age on this Dutch talk show. |
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Fri, 11 April 2003![]() (NBC, US) The Joe Jackson Band performed Awkward Age on this US talk show. Other guests on this show: Seann William Scott and Luis Guzman. |
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Tue, 19 Nov. 2002 The Moth ( ![]() Joe was among the guests of an episode called "Rock 'n' Roll Saved My Life", also featuring Suzanne Vega, Thomas Dolby, Kimya Dawson of the Moldy Peaches, and novelist Romy Ashby ("The Cutmouth Lady"), and hosted by actor Tony Hendra, who played band manager Ian Faith in the film "This Is Spinal Tap." |
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Fri, 14 Sep. 2001![]() (Trio, US) (probably broadcast earlier on CBC Newsworld) Interviewed about "A Cure for Gravity" by Evan Solomon (filmed in 2000) Running time: ca. 27 min |
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Sat, 12 May 2001 Live at the Rehearsal Hall ( ![]() 60 min live performance (filmed on 17 Dec 2000 in Toronto) with band (Joe on piano, Graham Maby on bass, Allison Cornell on violin and Catherine Bent on cello); show hosted by Lance Chilton. Setlist (interspersed with interview segments)
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March 2001![]() (NL) Recorded on 14 Feb. 2001 in the foyer of the Heineken Music Hall, Amsterdam Presented by Jan Douwe Kroeske Duration: 37 min
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Sun, 7 Jan. 2001 Sachsenspiegel (MDR, DE) Programme incl. segment on Joe Jackson with interview and excerpts from the previous night's concert in Leipzig Running time: ca. 4 min |
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Fri, 5 Jan. 2001![]() (ARTE, FR/DE) Programme incl. segment on Joe Jackson. |
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Thu, 28 Oct. 1999![]() (ITV Granada, UK) Joe interviewed by Sohail Rahman and Lucy Meacock on this local news programme from Manchester Duration: 3 min |
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Fri, 3 July 1998![]() (ARTE, FR/DE) Programme incl. segment on Joe Jackson. |
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Mon, 30 March 1998![]() (ARD/ZDF, DE) A report which includes an interview with Joe and some footage from Munich concert of 29 March 1998 ("Tuzla", "A Bud And A Slice", "Right") Running time: ca. 3 min YouTube link: This TV appearance starts at 13:56 |
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Sat, 17 Jan. 1998 Arts & Minds ( ![]() 7 min feature, incl. interview segments (probably taped around 6 Nov 1997) and some live footage plus other clips. |
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Wed, 10 Dec. 1997![]() ( ![]() A report (which is quite critical of "Heaven & Hell"), including interview with Joe and some footage from one of the two Brussels concerts from Nov 1997 Running time: 8 min YouTube link: This TV appearance 05:45-13:56 |
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Mon, 8 Dec. 1997 Arena ( ![]() 5 min segment on Joe Jackson with an exclusive interview (partly filmed on the streets of Hamburg) YouTube link: This TV appearance 00:00-05:45 |
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Thu, 27 Nov. 1997![]() (PBS, US) 14 min interview (probably taped around 24 Oct 1997) with some live footage from the 'Sessions' appearance |
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Sat, 28 Jan. 1995![]() (CBC, CA) Interview plus some live footage |
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Tue, 29 Nov. 1994![]() (NBC, US) Performing Only The Future Other guests on this show: Mayim Bialik, Holly Robinson |
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Tue, 4 Oct. 1994 Spotlight ( ![]() |
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Sep.(?) 1991![]() (Seven, AU) Joe Jackson and band performed The Other Me and Stranger Than Fiction on this Australian TV show. |
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July 1991 Fax ( ![]() Joe Jackson interviewed by Jana Lynn White Also featuring exerpts from older interviews which originally aired on ![]() |
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Thu, 9 May 1991![]() (NBC, US) Performing Stranger Than Fiction Other guests on that show: Michael Landon, George Foreman |
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Sun, 5 May 1991 A&E Revue ( ![]() Joe Jackson interviewed by Jack Perkins (4 min); also performing a live acoustic version of Stranger Than Fiction with Sue Hadjopoulos on congas, Tom Teeley on guitar and Joe on melodica. |
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Mon, 29 April 1991 News at Night (MTV Europe) Short interview Presenter: Steve Blame Running time: ca. 3 min |
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Sat, 27 April 1991 P.O.P. (Tele 5, DE) Interview |
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early 1991![]() (ES) Short interview and "Stranger Than Fiction" music video Running time: ca. 6 min |
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1989![]() (BBC2, UK) Both Joe Jackson and Sting talk about why they live in New York Presenter: Antoine de Caunes |
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ca. 1989 MTV Rewind (MTV Europe) Short interview on music videos Presenter: Maiken Wexø |
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1989 Chewing Rock (RTL, FR) Short documentary with excerpts from various live appearances (incl. Marquee 1979) and interviews Running time: ca. 10 min |
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Sun, 23 July 1989 New Visions ( ![]() Performing solo piano versions of Evil Empire and Down To London, was also interviewed by the show's host ![]() |
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Wed, 12 July 1989![]() (US) Performing Is She Really Going Out With Him? and Down To London live with full band Line-up: Joe Jackson (vocals), Joy Askew (vocals, keyboards), Tom Teeley (guitar), Graham Maby (bass), Ed Roynesdal (keyboards), Gary Burke (drums) Michael Morreale (trumpet), ???? (trombone), Tony Aiello (tenor sax), Steve Elson (alto and baritone sax) Other guests on that show: Lisa Bonet, Danny Glover |
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Tue, 27 June 1989![]() (CBS, US) Interview |
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Thu, 8 June 1989![]() (NBC, US) Performing Nineteen Forever |
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Mon, 5 June 1989 That Was Then... This Is Now (BBC2, UK) Interview with Joe plus some extracts from archive performances Duration: 30 min |
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Wed, 24 May 1989![]() (BBC1, UK) Interview with Joe plus excerpts from "Top of the Pops" appearance (1982) and "Jumpin' Jive" live |
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Wed, 3 May 1989 Rock Over Europe ( ![]() Live from the Carré, Amsterdam. Performing (lip-synching) Nineteen Forever with a fake band, also short interview by Desirée Nosbusch. Broadcast on various TV stations via Eurovision |
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Sun, 30 April 1989 Spruchreif (ARD, DE) Performing (lip-synching) Nineteen Forever with a fake band |
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1989![]() ( ![]() Performing (lip-synching) Blaze Of Glory with a fake band (not Joe's touring band) |
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Sun, 21 Aug. 1988 Zomerrock (VARA, NL)
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Wed, 5 Aug. 1987![]() (BBC1, UK) Performing Nocturne Running time: 4:30 min |
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Fri, 29 May 1987![]() (US) Performing Nocturne; also sit-down interview |
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Wed, 27 May 1987![]() (NBC, US) Performing an instrumental version of Steppin' Out with the show's regular musicians (so the complete line-up was: Joe Jackson – piano, Paul Shaffer – keyboards, Will Lee – bass, Sid McGinnis – guitar). Afterwards a short interview with David Letterman during which they showed a clip about the recording of 'Will Power'. Other guests on that show: Paul Reiser, Don Rickles |
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Fri, 10 April 1987![]() (Channel 4, UK) Performing Nocturne Presenters: Jools Holland and Paula Yates Running time: ca. 5 min Also appearing on this show: Salt 'N Pepa, Lionel Richie, Aswad, Johnny Clegg, The Very Things, The Smiths YouTube link to full episode, JJ at 1:05:30 |
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Nov./Dec(?) 1986![]() (RAI 1, IT) Short interview, followed by Fifty Dollar Love Affair (lip-synched) Running time: ca. 6 min |
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Wed, 1 Oct. 1986![]() (US) Performing live with band Wild West and Survival; also sit-down interview |
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Sat, 2 Aug. 1986![]() (Antenne 2, FR) Performing (lip-synching) with band: Home Town |
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Wed, 25 June 1986![]() (NBC, US) Performing Home Town and Tango Atlantico Other guests on that show: Steve Landesberg, Emile and Eugene Kaufmann |
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June 1986![]() (Citytv, CA) Joe Jackson interviewed by Jeanne Beker |
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Mon, 26 May 1986![]() (BBC1, UK) Lip-synching Home Town Running time: ca. 3 min |
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Sat, 12 April 1986![]() (NBC, US) Host: Oprah Winfrey Performing Right And Wrong and Soul Kiss |
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Sat, 30 June 1984![]() (US) Lip-synching You Can't Get What You Want Hosted by Marilyn McCoo |
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Wed, 2 May 1984 Flashlights (ZDF, DE) Lip-synching Happy Ending as a duet with Elaine Caswell, "accompanied" by his band |
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Fri, 6 April 1984![]() (Channel 4, UK) Performing Happy Ending, Be My Number Two and You Can't Get What You Want with full band. (Also performing Cha Cha Loco – not broadcast.) Presenters: Leslie Ash and Jools Holland |
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Sun, 27 Nov. 1983![]() (FR3, FR) Live in the studio performances by Joe Jackson and band: Cancer and Another World. Broadcast on another date: Steppin' Out and Beat Crazy. Filmed earlier in 1983, probably at Studio Dafour in Paris. |
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Fri, 21 Oct. 1983![]() (USA Network, US) A segment on "Jumpin' Jive" during this 4-hour show |
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June 1983 Best Hit USA (Japan) Interviewed by Katsuya Kobayashi (ca. 6 min) (probably filmed 7 April 1983; "How do you like it here [in Japan]?" – "So far all I've seen is the hotel...") |
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Sat, 22 Jan. 1983 The Other Side of the Tracks (Channel 4, UK) Interviewed by Paul Gambaccini in New York City |
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Jan.(?) 1983![]() (Canale 5, IT) Lip-synching Steppin' Out (solo at the piano) |
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Thu, 6 Jan. 1983![]() (BBC1, UK) Lip-synching Steppin' Out with his band Presenters: Mike Smith and Tommy Vance Also on this show: Phil Collins, Ultravox, Bucks Fizz, Wah!, The Stranglers |
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Sat, 4 Dec. 1982![]() (US) Lip-synching Steppin' Out Hosted by Marilyn McCoo and Rex Smith Filmed in Los Angeles at KTLA |
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Sat, 30 Oct. 1982![]() (NBC, US) Host: Michael Keaton Performing Steppin' Out and Another World live with band Line-up: Joe Jackson (vocals), Graham Maby (bass, vocals), Joy Askew (keyboards, vocals), Ed Roynesdal (piano, vocals), Sue Hadjopoulos (glockenspiel, percussion), Larry Tolfree (drums) |
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Oct. 1982![]() (Citytv, CA) Joe Jackson interview |
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Aug. 1982![]() Joe was interviewed in the MTV Studios by Alan Hunter |
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Sat, 22 May 1982![]() (USA Network, US) One of six segments in a 4-hour show? |
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Sat, 18 April 1981![]() (ITV, UK) Produced by Tyne Tees Television |
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July 1980![]() (Citytv, CA) Joe Jackson interview |
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April(?) 1980![]() (RAI 1, IT) Lip-synching I'm The Man with his band |
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Mon, 24 March 1980![]() (ITV, UK) Lip-synching Kinda Kute with his band |
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Sat, 8 March 1980![]() (KABC, US) Performances by Joe Jackson, The Pretendes, The Cats, 20/20 and Squeeze; hosted by Mackenzie Phillips; simulcast on KLOS-FM |
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Sat, 19 Jan. 1980![]() (ITV, UK) Produced by ATV Joe Jackson as musical guest on this children's TV show. According to the ![]() Other guests on this episode were the two Monty Python comedians Graham Chapman and Terry Jones. This was filmed on 18 Jan. 1980 at ATV Studios in Birmingham. The 3CD collection "The Tiswas Album", released 30 Nov 2009 by EMI in the UK, includes Joe Jackson's "Is She Really Going Out With Him?". |
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Thu, 10 Jan. 1980![]() (BBC1, UK) Lip-synching It's Different For Girls with his band Presenter: David 'Kid' Jensen |
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Sat, 22 Dec. 1979![]() (ABC, US) Hosted by Dick Clark Lip-synching It's Different For Girls and I'm The Man; also short "interview" by Dick Clark Filmed in Los Angeles in Nov. 1979 |
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Sat, 17 Nov. 1979 Hot Hero Sandwich (NBC, US) Lip-synching Is She Really Going Out With Him? and On Your Radio on this children's show Filmed on 26 Sept 1979 |
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Oct. 1979![]() (Citytv, CA) Joe Jackson interviewed by J.D. Roberts and Jeanne Beker |
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Thu, 9 Aug. 1979![]() (BBC1, UK) Lip-synching Is She Really Going Out With Him? with his band Presented by Jimmy Savile |
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Sun, 8 July 1979 The London Weekend Show (ITV, UK) Produced by LWT The episode entitled "Rock Attitudes" reported on British bands in the USA and featured the Joe Jackson Band alongside the Clash, Dire Straits, the Beatles, the Police and the Sex Pistols. Running time: 26 min |
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Sat, 22 June 1979![]() (ARD, DE) Lip-synching Sunday Papers |
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Tue, 20 Feb 1979![]() (BBC2, UK) Performing Sunday Papers and Fools In Love live with his band Presented by Anne Nightingale |
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Some screen shots courtesy of Russ Josephson.