THE SECRET POLICEMAN'S BALL
                          THE COMPLETE EDITION

    A UNIQUE COLLECTION OF LIVE COMEDY AND MUSIC FOR AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL


VOLUME FOUR
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 * AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL'S BIG 30 - SPECIAL EDITION (1991)
 * THE SECRET POLICEMAN'S BALL (MUSIC EDITION)
   (BEST OF THE MUSIC FROM ALL SHOWS)

THE BIG 3-0
COMMEMORATING AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL'S 30TH ANNIVERSARY
Duration: 100 minutes
Location: Central TV Studios, Nottingham
Dates: 13th and 15th December 1991

Credits:
Director: David Hiliier
Producers: Graham K Smith and Dave Morley
Associate Producer: Pete Ward
Executive Producer for Amnesty International: Pete Brown
Executive Producer for Working Title TV: Simon Wright
Comperes: Jools Holland, Jonathan Ross, Paula Yates and Alexei Sayle

Running Order:
Jonathan Ross & Alexei Sayle introduce:
 1. Tom Jones - "I Can't Turn You Loose"
 2. Spitting Image Puppets - Charles and Diana, Paddy Ashdown, Bernard
    Manning, Margaret Thatcher
 3. Mel Smith and Griff Rhys Jones - Head to Head
Cathy McGowan - Introduces:
 4. Morrissey - We Hate It When Our Friends Become Successful
 5. Coronation Street cast members - Message of support
 6. Brookside cast members - Message of support
 7. EastEnders cast members - Message of support
 8. Kylie Minogue - Message of support
Alexei Sayle introduces:
 9. John Cleese - Campaign Case
10. Brian Clough - Message of support
Alexei Sayle introduces:
11. Andrew Strong - Hard to Handle
Jonathan Ross introduces:
12. Mike McShane - Improvisation
13. Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer - Message of support
14. Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders - Message of support
15. Paul Merton, Angus Deayton, Ian Hislop (and Have I Got New for You
    team) - Message of support
16. Hale & Pace - Message of support
17. Mark Little - Stand Up
18. Jason Donovan/Kim Wilde/Steve Nieve band - "Harvest For The World"
19. Drop The Dead Donkey team - Message of support
20. Red Dwarf - Message of support
21. Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse as Mike Smash and Nicey - Message
    of support
Trevor & Simon introduce:
22. EMF - Getting Through
23. Antoine De Caunes - Message of support
24. Simon Mayo - Message of support
Alexei Sayle introduces:
25. Michael Aspel - Campaign case
Jools Holland and Paula Yates introduce:
26. Rick Astley & London Community Gospel Choir - Cry For Help
27. Punt & Dennis - Stand Up
28. Seal (& Gus Isidore) - "Hey Joe"
Jonathan Ross introduces
29. Spinal Tap (Derek Smalls, David St Hubbins, Nigel Tufnell) and Roland
    Rivron (as Dr Martin Scrote) - Interview with Jonathan Ross
30. Phil Cornwell & Steve Coogan - Stand Up/Impressions
31. Spinal Tap - "Big Bottom"
Hale & Pace introduce:
32. The David Gilmour Band - "On The Turning Away"
33. Jeremy Beadle - Message of support
34. Anneka Rice - Message of support
35. Roseanne Barr - Campaign case
Alexei Sayle introduces:
36. Dave Stewart, London Chamber Orchestra, & Choir of St Mary's Church,
    Notts - "Amnesty Song"
Jools Holland & Paula Yates introduce:
37. Emo Phillips - Stand Up
Jools Holland introduces
38. Lisa Stansfield - "All Woman"
39. John Major - Message of support
40. Neil Kinnock - Message of support
41. Paddy Ashdown - Message of support
42. Frank Skinner - Stand Up
Alexei Sayle introduces:
43. Daryl Hall - "What's Going On?"
44. Julian Clary - Stand Up
45. Tom Jones (joined by cast on stage) - "Kiss"

℗ & © Amnesty International UK Section Ltd 1991
www.joinamnestynow.com



A Word of Thanks
In 1976 Amnesty International staged the first show in its now famous Secret
Policeman's Ball series. At that time Amnesty International had 3000 members
in the UK and was struggling to raise funds for its campaigns. The shows had
a dramatic effect and Amnesty's UK membership rose by a staggering 700% in
three years. Amnesty International is now firmly established as the world's
largest international human rights organisation with a worldwide membership of
over 1 million people. We are still struggling to raise the necessary funds!
Since Amnesty International was founded, its members and supporters have
achieved much and helped to save many thousands of lives. The contribution to
human rights made by the performers and everyone involved in making these
shows has been huge and simply cannot be overstated.
Amnesty International would like to pay tribute and give very special thanks
to all the performers, producers, directors and the many hundreds of people
who gave their time, energy and remarkable performances to make these
ground-breaking shows possible. And for making them so good that they ore
still making us laugh and still raising funds to help save lives today.
We thank you all.