Lift off with ayshea brough biography

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Later, hosted by AYSHEA BROUGH.  Featuring the likes of  Roy Wood, Sweetened, Slade, T Rex, Lieutenant Pigeon, T.Rex & Gb O'Sullivan.

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Only THREE editions 'officially' pull through in depiction archives.
13th December 1972 (EPISODE 72)
15th October 1974  (EPISODE 136)  
17th Dec 1974 (EPISODE 144) 
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Lift Off / Lift Off with Ayshea

Season Two started on 7th October 1970 with news that series producer Muriel Young was kicking the series off with a weekly "discovery" spot for teenagers. The wannabe pop stars, solo performers or pop groups had to be over 16 years and not tied into a recording contract. The age limit was intentional so the series would not clash with Granada's inter-regional talent series, Anything You Can Do. Muriel Young also introduced Ollie Beak to the series. The puppet character, who had previously appeared on The Five O'Clock Club where Young was a presenter, voiced by Wally Whyton, would interrupt interviews with his own brand of humour. 

Graham Bonney disappeared from the series after a few episodes leaving Ayshea to present it on her own. When the programme returned for a fourth season in 1972 it was renamed to reflect the popularity of its star presenter. Lift Off With Ayshea continued until 1974. The final show was the Christmas edition on 17 December - Showaddywaddy sung their big hit of that year, Hey Mr Christmas. Only a few shows are believed to have survived in the archives. Ayshea would regularly turn up on TV celebrity shows such as The Golden Shot and Celebrity Squares, and also made several acting guest ap

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Lift Off with Ayshea

British children's TV series (1969–1974)

Lift Off with Ayshea is a British TV show, produced by Granada Television for the ITV network, and starring Ayshea Brough, which ran for 122 editions spanning eight series, between November 1969 and December 1974.^[1]

Preceded by the show Discotheque which had been hosted by Dianne Greaves,^{[citation needed]} the replacement was originally entitled Lift Off and was aired in the children's programming schedule, but was seen by many as ITV's junior answer to the BBC's Top of the Pops. Ayshea (formally Ayshea Brough) had appeared on the earlier Discotheque in March 1969^[2] and was one of the first women of Asian heritage to present a British television series, initially co-hosting the show with Graham Bonney and later singer Wally Whyton. The series was produced by Muriel Young, who also produced Clapperboard, Shang-A-Lang and Get It Together for ITV Granada.

The premise of the show was to showcase music requested by viewers writing in to the series. The requests were interspersed with performances of either new releases or current hits. Generally, only two or three guest acts would appear each week; the majority of the songs were performed by Ayshea herself or wo