Tonight in Person

The Limeliters from America and Nana Mouskouri from Greece making their first British TV appearance at the BBC Television Theatre in a programme of music and song.

Nina and Frederik return to the BBC Television Theatre in a programme of music and song. With Tubby Hayes (flute and tenor sax), Alan Haven (organ), Sheila Bromberg (harp), Kenny Clare (drums), Vic Flick (guitar), Dennis Bowden (bass).

The distinguished American folk singer in the first of two programmes recorded during his recent visit to England.

The distinguished American folk singer in the second of two programmes recorded during his recent visit to England.

This week, From America: An internationally famous singing group - Peter, Paul, and Mary

This week: The Voice and Sound of Africa Starring Miriam Makeba and Hugh Masekela With Bill Salter, Harold Dodson, Sivuca, Leopoldo, Larry Willis, Makaya.

This week from Ireland: The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem

This week: The international singer and actor Theodore Bikel

This week: Joan Baez visits 'The Place', a folk club in the heart of Edinburgh.

This week, from Spain: The internationally famous flamenco dancers Jose Greco and his Gypsies

This week, from Greece: Nana Mouskouri with George Petsilas

This week, from America: The Womenfolk

This week: The celebrated folk singer, Julie Felix

This week, from Australia: The Seekers

This week, from Israel: Esther and Abraham Ofarim

This week, from France: Juliette Greco

A special programme presenting the international artists who have been featured in this series in 1965. [Starring] Joan Baez, Theodore Bikel, The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem, Julie Felix, Juliette Greco, Jose Greco and his Flamenco Gipsies, Miriam Makeba, Nana Mouskouri, Peter, Paul, and Mary, Esther and Abraham Ofarim, The Womenfolk

This week, from America: The international folk group Peter, Paul, and Mary The second of two programmes recorded during their recent visit to this country.

This week, from Ireland: The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem The second of two programmes recorded during their recent visit to this country.

This week: The popular song writer and folk singer from America, Tom Paxton currently on a visit to this country.

This week, from Spain: The internationally famous Flamenco dancers Jose Greco and his Gypsies A second programme recorded during a recent visit to this country.

This week, from America: Carolyn Hester Accompanied by Ivor Mairants, Brian Brocklehurst, Geoff Lofts

This week, from Paraguay: Luis Alberto Del Parana and Los Paraguayos

This week: The second programme featuring the celebrated folk singer Julie Felix.

This week: With songs from Britain and America, Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger

This week: from America, Judy Collins with Chuck Israels (bass), Eric Weissberg (guitar)

This week: from Canada, Ian and Sylvia The first of two programmes recorded during their recent visit to this country.

This week: from Portugal Amalia Rodrigues with Domingues Camarinha (Portuguese guitar) and Guilhermino Castro Mota (Spanish guitar)

This week: The song writer and folk singer from America, Tom Paxton The second of two programmes recorded on a recent visit to this country.

This week: from America, The songs of Buffy Sainte-Marie

This week: from Scotland, Robin Hall and Jimmie Macgregor

This week: from America, Leon Bibb With Stuart Scharf (guitar), Roland Harker (guitar), Jack Fallon (bass)

This week: from Israel The Israeli Dance Group - Hapaamonim

This week: from Sweden William Clauson with Los Guaramex. Entertaining you tonight is a red-haired, Swedish-born, American-educated singer who is accompanied by a Latin-American group called Los Guaramex. William Clauson went to school in California and there became familiar with Mexican popular music. He and his group now have a world-wide reputation for playing Latin-American music, but Clauson also sings authentic Australian songs, children's songs, and sea shanties. Los Guaramex comprise Pepito Villa (melody guitar) who comes from Mexico, Ronal Cerutti (rhythm guitar) from Argentina, and Sergio Cuevas (Paraguayan harp) who, not surprisingly, is from Paraguay.

This week, from Australia: Lyn and Graham McCarthy in a programme recorded recently in the Little Theatre, Middlesbrough, during the BBC Tees-side Week.

This week: The Spinners in a programme transmitted live from the Albert Hall, Bolton, during BBC Bolton Week.

This week, from America: Mike Seeger presents a programme of traditional American folk music styles.

This week, from Paraguay, Los Paraguayos

The Ian Campbell Folk Group

The Dudaim - Benjamin Amdurski and Israel Gurion

This week, from Greece: Nana Mouskouri accompanied by The Athenians