1958: Cliff Richard continues to appear in ABC TV's "Oh Boy!" for another 4 weeks in December, on December 6th, 13th, 20th & 27th shows.
Cliff Richard appears on BBC’s ‘Saturday Club’ singing “Move It”, “My Babe”, “Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On”, “Summertime Blues”, “Baby I Don't Care” and “High Class Baby”.
Cliff Richard booked for Lyceum Ballroom Cabaret spot.
Cliff Richard began filming “Serious Charge”.
Cliff Richard has been booked to appear in a cabaret spot at London's Lyceum Ballroom for six nights from February 2.
This is the first time in recent years a leading disc artist has been featured at this top dancing venue.
Cliff Richard rent his own flat at 100 Marylebone High Street, North West London.
1959: December 6th, Cliff Richard voted ‘King Of Rock ‘N’ Roll’ on Radio Luxembourg’s Swoon Club.
Cliff and The Shadows appear in the pantomime ‘Babes in Wood’ at Stockton Globe.
EP “Expresso Bongo” (SEG 7971 Mono) / (ESG 7782 (Stereo) released and by Christmas the sales passes 30000 mark.
December 25th, Cliff Richard appears on AR TV’s Christmas Day Special - hosted by Hughie Green - singing “Living Doll”. He also thanks the viewers who voted him as the artist they wanted most in the world to appear on the show.
December 28th, Cliff Richard is voted ‘Best British Male Vocalist of The Year’ on the TV pop programme ‘Cool For Cats’.
1960: Cliff Richard’s new single “I Love You” enters the chart straight into Top Ten and becomes Cliff’s first No.1 Christmas single and earns him with ‘Silver Disc’.
EP “Cliff’s Silver Disc” (SEG 8050 Mono) (December 1960) is released.
December 2nd, Cliff Richard buy himself out of his film contract with producer Mickey Delemar, allegedly for a sum running well into five figures.
Cliff Richard performed in front of the Queen Mother in a Royal version of ‘Stars In Your Eyes’ with Judy Garland, Bruce Forsyth, The Shadows and the Norrie Paramor Orchestra.
December 27th, Cliff Richard’s father Rodger Webb, admitted in hospital at ‘North London’ hospital with heart trouble.
December 28th, EMI chairman Sir Joseph Lockwood claims that the company had no less than 25% of the world’s total sales in 1960, and Cliff Richard is their company’s
best-selling artist, having topped the charts not only in Britain but also in Australia, Holland, New Zealand, Sweden, Singapore and South Africa.
NME Top Ten Disc Sellers of the Year 1960
1. Cliff Richard
2. Adam Faith
3. Elvis Presley
4. Anthony Newley
5. The Everly Brothers
6. Connie Francis
7. Jimmy Jones
8. Johnny and the Hurricanes
9. Duane Eddy
10. The Shadows
1961: In the annual NME poll, Cliff Richard is voted “Best British Male Singer”, 2nd to Elvis for ‘Best World Male Singer’, 2nd to Adam Faith for ‘British Vocal Personality’, 4th in ‘World Musical Personality’ behinds Elvis Presley, Duane Eddy and Sammy Davis. “When The Girl In Your Arms” is 4th for ‘Best British Disc Of The Year’.
December 8th, Cliff Richard’s film “The Young Ones” is heralded by the critics as ‘The best musical Britain has ever made and the finest teenage screen entertainment produced for a long time’.
EP “Listen To Cliff No.2” (SEG 8126 Mono) / ESG 7870 Stereo) is released.
December 10th, Cliff Richard appears on ‘Sunday Night at the London Palladium’, for the first time since 16th October 1960.
December 13th, Cliff Richard’s third film “The Young Ones” is premiered at Warner Theatre in London.
“The Young Ones” (SX 1384 MONO) / (SCX 3397 STEREO) soundtrack album is released.
“A Girl Like You” is in Top Ten in South Africa and Thailand.
“Tea For Two” is at No. 8 in South Africa.
“When The Girl In Your Arms” is No.1 in Norway, the Philippines and Thailand and in Top Ten in India and Malaysia.
“Now’s The Time To Fall In Love” is at No.4 in India.
Cliff Richard and his mother fly to South Africa for the premiered of “The Young Ones”.
Cliff tops the bill in ATV’s ‘All Kind Of Music’.
December 19th, A clip of “The Young Ones” is aired on BBC's Picture Parade.
Cliff Richard appears at the Cheshunt Boys Club charity show at the Edmonton Royal.
December 23 rd, Cliff Richard and his mother fly to South Africa to attend the premiers of “The Young Ones” in Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban.
Cliff records for the ITV’s ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ Christmas Hit Parade for 1961.
26th December, Cliff's single, “The Young Ones”, is reviewed on the Boxing Day special edition of Juke Box Jury, hosted by David Jacobs, with a panel comprising Pete Murray, Jean Metcalfe, Haley Mills and Alan Rothwell.
Saturday 30th December, Cliff Richard and The Shadows, appeared on ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ others artists are Helen Shapiro, Billy Fury and Chubby Checker.
1962: Cliff’s latest single “The Next Time” / “Bachelor Boy” (DB 4950) is released, the single sells 250,000 copies in one week.
Cliff Richard records for ‘Saturday Club’, Cliff sings “Do You Wanna Dance”, Bachelor Boy”, “The Next Time” and “It’ll Be Me”.
Cliff Richard appears on BBC’s ‘Saturday Club’ singing “Do You Wanna Dance” and “I’m On My Way”, this was another live show to mark.
Saturday 15th December, Cliff Richard appears on ‘Thank Your Lucky Stars’ others artists are Mark Wynter, Joyce Blair, Terry Scott, The Tornadoes, Neil Christian and The Monty Sunshine Band.
Cliff Richard & The Shadows concert at ‘City Hall’, Sheffield, Cliff sings “Do You Wanna Dance”, followed by his many hits and than his latest songs from the film ‘Summer Holiday’ “Bachelor Boy” and “The Next Time”.
December 25th, Cliff Richard appears on ATV Christmas Day Show ‘Christmas Fare’.
28th December, Cliff Richard records “It's All In The Game” and “I Only Have Eyes For You”.
December 29th, Cliff’s “The Next Tine” single is at No.1 in the NME Singles chart.
Cliff Richard flies to South Africa.
Cliff Richard takes part in BBC’s ‘Pop Inn’.
Saturday 29th December, on Hit Parade of 1962, Cliff Richard sings “The Young Ones”, The Shadows with “Wonderful Land”, Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen, Ronnie Carroll, Petula Clark, The Karl Denver Trio, Craig Douglas, Frank Ifield and Helen Shapiro.
Cliff Richard is Britain's most popular film actor of 1962, it is a great victory for “The Young Ones” and for Cliff Richard.
‘Cinematograph Weekly’ has named Cliff Richard as the year’s most successful UK box office movie star.
Cliff Richard & The Shadows begun a six-month London Palladium variety season.
1963: John Rostill replaced Brian Licorice Locking.
December 25th, Cliff Richard and The Shadows star in a one hour ATV special called ‘Sounds And Sweet Airs’.
Cliff Richard plays host on the BBC Light Programme playing many of his favourite records.
Cliff Richard spends the holidays in the Canary Islands.
1964: E.P. “Hits From Wonderful Life” (SEG 8376 MONO) / (ESG 7906 Stereo) and album “Aladdin And His Wonderful Lamp” (SX 1676 Mono) / (SCX 3522 Stereo) are released.
Cliff Richard and The Shadows starred in “Aladdin And His Wonderful Lamp” at London Palladium.
1965: December 3rd, Cliff Richard talks to journalist Alan Smith about new recordings: One song we have just completed for "Kinda Latin" another one for "Sing A Song Of Disney" with numbers from Disney films like "Chim-Chim Cheree".
Cliff Richard appears on BBC’s ‘Saturday Club’ singing medley of his hits “The Young Ones-Living Doll-Lucky Lips-Bachelor Boy”, “I Could Easily Fall (In Love With You)”, “Wind Me Up (Let Me Go)” and “Dizzy Miss Lizzy”.
Cliff Richard & The Shadows headline a charity concert at his old school, Cheshunt Secondary Modern School, with Mark Wynter, Unit 4 Plus 2, Al Saxon and Elkie Brooks.
December 25th, Cliff Richard’s ‘Christmas Cheer’ is shown on BBC TV, it stars Cliff And The Shadows and Frank Ifield.
1966: Cliff appears on BBC’s ‘Saturday Club’ singing “She Needs Him More Than Me”, “Time Drags By”, “In The Country” and the title song of his latest film “Finders Keepers”.
“In The Country” / “Finders Keepers” (DB 8094) is released.
Soundtrack of Cliff’s new film “Finders Keepers” (SX 6079 MONO) / (SCX 6079 STEREO) with bonus tracks is released.
Cliff Richard attends the premiere of “Finders Keepers” at Leicester Square, London.
Cliff Richard & The Shadows E.P. “Thunderbirds Are Go” (SEG 8510 Mono) is released.
Cliff Richard and The Shadows attend the premiere of puppet film “Thunderbirds Are Go”, Cliff Richard and The Shadows are the puppets.
Cliff Richard and The Shadows appear on BBC TV’s Cliff Richard’s ‘Christmas Cheer’ Show.
E.P. “La La La La La” (SEG 8517 Mono) is released.
1967: The NME poll results are published:
World Male Singer: 1. Elvis Presley 2. Tom Jones 3. Cliff Richard.
World Musical Personality: 1. Elvis Presley 2. John Lennon 3. Cliff Richard.
British Vocal Personality: 1. Cliff Richard 2. John Lennon 3. Tom Jones
Best British Male Singer: 1. Tom Jones 2. Cliff Richard 3. Engelbert Humperdinck
In the ‘Best Disc of The Year’, Cliff’s “The Day I Met Marie” came fourth behind Procol Harum’s “A Whiter Shade Of Pale”, The Beatles’ “All You Need Is Love” and The Bee Gees’ “Massachusetts”.
Cliff Richard and The Shadows appeared in a Christmas Day presentation of Aladdin for Rediffusion TV.
1968: Cliff Richard introduces ‘Song Of Praise’ a BBC TV program from Manchester’s Holy Trinity Church.
Cliff Richard takes part in cutting of a 650LB Christmas cake for the Mental Health Trust at Carlton Towers Hotel in London.
The annual NME poll results are published:
World Male Singer: 1. Elvis Presley 2. Tom Jones 3. Cliff Richard.
World Musical Personality: 1. Elvis Presley 2. Jimi Hendrix 3. Cliff Richard.
British Vocal Personality: 1. Cliff Richard 2. Tom Jones 3. Paul McCartney.
Best British Male Singer: 1. Tom Jones 2. Cliff Richard 3. Scott Walker
In the ‘Best Disc of The Year’, Cliff’s “Congratulations” is voted No.4 behind The Beatles’ “Hey Jude”, Mary Hopkins’s “Those Were The Days” and The Rolling Stones’ “Jumping Jack Flash”.
December 25th, Cliff Richard appears on BBC TV’s ‘Top Of The Pops’ singing “Congratulations”.
December 25th, On Christmas day Cliff Richard appears on ‘Morecambe and Wise Christmas Show with Lulu, Petula Clark, Nana Mouskouri, the Seekers and Loius Armstrong.
The Shadows disband.
1969: Cliff Richard tops the chart in Japan with “Early In The Morning”.
December 24th, Cliff Richard appears on ‘Cilla Black Show’ with Dusty Springfield an Kenny Everett.
December 24th, Cliff Richard’s ‘Christmas with Cliff’ on Radio 1 and Radio 2.
December 25th, Cliff Richard stars in ‘Let’s go with Cliff’ on Radio 4.
On BBC1 TV Show ‘Pop Go The Sixties’, which includes Cliff and The Shadows, they perform their 1962 hit “Bachelor Boy”.
December 27th, “The Young Ones” became the first Cliff’s film to be shown television.
1970: Cliff Richard appears on Terry Wogan’s Radio 1 show.
BBC TV screened Cliff Richard’s film “The Young Ones”.
December 24th, BBC TV screens a ‘Special with Cliff Richard’, with Hank Marvin and Una Stubbs.
1971: BBC1 TV screens a ‘Cliff Christmas Eve Special’.
Cliff Richard takes part in concert at the Royal Festival Hall; Cliff sings “Yesterday, Today, Forever”, “Down To Earth” and “The First Noel”.
Cliff Richard goes to see ‘Godspell’.
1972: December 2nd, Cliff Richard latest single “A Brand New Song” / “The Old Accordion”(DB 8957) is released and becomes Cliff’s first single that fails to reach British Top 50.
Cliff Richard appears at the Bateley Variety Club in Yorkshire.
1973: Soundtrack album of Cliff Richard’s new film “Take Me High” (EMC 3016) is released.
1975: December 3rd, Cliff Richard records a ‘Christmas Day Special’ produced by David Winter for BBC Radio.
December 4th, Cliff Richard begins recording of ‘Gospel Road’ series for BBC Radio 1 and Radio 2.
BBC 1 TV screens ‘Cliff and Friends’.
1976: Cliff Richard meets Mother Teresa and her missionaries in Calcutta, India.
Cliff Richard performed in two concerts at Kalamandir Auditorium in New Delhi, India.
Cliff Richard visits Tear Fund projects in Bangladesh.
Cliff Richard appears on Belgian TV’s ‘Adamo Special’, and sings “Power To All Our Friends”, “Honky Tonk Angel” and duets with Adamo on “Living Doll”.
Cliff Richard, Vera Lynn, Lulu & Acker Bilk appear on BBC 1’s ‘A Jubilee of Music’.
1977: Cliff Richard attends the Record Industry Ball at Dorchester Hotel in London.
Cliff Richard appears on BBC TV’s ‘Swap Shop Christmas Show’; the video clip of “My Kinda Life” was screened.
1979: Cliff takes part in a concert in aid of the International Year of the Child in Camberley, Surrey.
A torchlight procession from London’s Trafalgar Square, along the Mall to the Buckingham Palace, Cliff leads the crowd of 30,000 and as he sings carols, accompanying himself on guitar on a specially constructed stage facing the Buckingham Palace. The Queen and Prince Charles join in the carols from the balcony and later Cliff is received in Buckingham Palace after the celebrations to mark the end of the International Year of the Child.
Cliff Richard plays records by himself and The Shadows on BBC Radio 2’s ‘Two Sides Of Cliff’.
“We Don’t Talk Anymore” enters into American Top Ten and peaking at No.7.
1980: Cliff appears on BBC TV’s ‘Michael Parkinson Show’, Cliff sings “Heartbreak Hotel” and “All The Way”.
Top London stores ‘Selfridges’ invites Cliff and other celebrities to design their own shop window. Cliff’s window is
on the traditional religious theme ‘Christmas Through The Eyes Of A Child.
1981: Cliff Richard records for BBC TV’s ‘Pop Quiz’.
Cliff Richard flies to Miami, Florida for Christmas holidays.
1982: Cliff’s latest Christmas single “Little Town” climbs to No.11 in the British charts.
Cliff Richard appears and sings “Little Town” on ‘Top of the Pops’.
1983: Cliff Richard attends a Variety Club lunch at Hilton Hotel in London.
Cliff Richard made his debut as a tennis player at his own first Pro-Celebrity tennis tournament is staged at Brighton.
Cliff Richard attends the ‘Arts Center Group’ carol service at All Souls’ Church in Langham Place, London.
1984: Cliff Richard attends the Silver Wedding Anniversary party of ex-shadow Brian Bennett and his wife Margaret.
Cliff Richard records ‘Rock Gospel Show’ for BBC TV’s Christmas Special.
Cliff Richard records for Mike Yarwood’s Christmas Show.
Cliff’s second Pro-Celebrity tennis tournament takes place at the Brighton Conference Center.
Cliff Richard attends the ‘Arts Center Group’ carol service at All Souls’ Church in Langham Place, London.
1985: Cliff Richard appears on BBC TV’s ‘Pebble Mill at One’.
Cliff Richard appears on BBC TV’s ‘Saturday Superstore’.
Cliff Richard third Pro-Celebrity tennis tournament takes place at Brighton Conference Center.
1986: Cliff Richard records for the Noel Edmonds' TV Show and for the BBC's Breakfast Time Show.
Cliff Richard’s fourth Pro-Celebrity tennis tournament begins.
1987: “Another Christmas Day” (single sided record-Promotional) (XMAS 87A) released.
Cliff Richard broke the record for a single performance at the concert in Birmingham; the box-office receipts totalled 500,000 Pounds.
Cliff Richard’s Pro-Celebrity tennis tournament at Brighton Center closed with performance of carol singing.
1988: On 3rd December, “Mistletoe And Wine” is Cliff’s twelfth No.1 single in the British charts.
Cliff Richard gave a charity concert for the Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children.
Cliff Richard’s Pro-Celebrity tennis tournament raised 150,000 Pounds for the ‘Search for The Star’ scheme.
Cliff Richard appears at the Save The Children concert at the Royal Albert Hall, London.
1989: Cliff Richard turned on Christmas Lights of Weybridge Traders Association.
Cliff Richard’s Pro-Celebrity tennis tournament tickets sold out within two days.
Cliff Richard appears on ‘Joy To The World’ concert at the Royal Albert Hall, London.
Cliff Richard and Van Morrison duet “Whenever God Shines His Light’ released.
1990: “From A Distance” / “I Could Easily Fall (In Love With You)” (EMPD 155) Picture Disc single released.
“Saviour’s Day” / “Mistletoe And Wine” (XMASDJ 90) & “Saviour’s Day” / “Oh Boy” (Medley) (XMAS 90) Promotional Copies are released.
“Saviour’s Day” / “Oh Boy” (Medley) / “Where You Are” (12EMAS 90 / CDXMAS 90) are released.
December 8th, “Saviour’s Day” new entry at No.6 in the U.K. Singles chart.
“Saviour’s Day” peak at No.1 in the British Charts, another Christmas No.1 hit for Cliff Richard.
1991: Cliff Richard appears on ‘Joy To The World’ concert at the Royal Albert Hall, London.
“We Should Be Together” hit the British Top Ten.
Christmas E.P. “We Should Be Together” (XMAS 91) EMI is released.
“This New Year” / “Scarlet Ribbons” / “Cliff’s Autograph on side B” (EMS 218),
“This New Year” / “Scarlet Ribbons” / “We Don’t Talk Anymore” (12EMP 218) and
“This New Year” / “I Love You” (new version) / “Scarlet Ribbons” / “We Don’t Talk Anymore” (CDEM 218) are released.
1992: Cliff Richard’s Pro-Celebrity tennis tournament moved from the Brighton Center to the National Indoor Arena.
Cliff Richard’s latest single “I Still Believe In You” enters the British Top Ten.
1993: Sir Cliff Richard interviewed by phone on Gloria Hunniford Show on BBC Radio 2.
Sir Cliff Richard interviewed with Anglia TV and the Young Telegraph.
An extended version of Cliff’s “The Story So Far” video shown on the ‘South Bank Show’.
“Healing Love” (CEMDJ 294) Promotional copy released.
“Healing Love” / “Yesterday’s Memories” / “Carrie” (EM 294),
“Healing Love” / “Carrie” / “Daddy’s Home” / “Some People”(CDEM 294) &
“Healing Love” / “Healing Love” (Harding & Curnow Mix) / “Yesterday’s Memories” / “Some People” (CDEMS 294) are released.
Cliff records “Healing Love” and “Human Work Of Art” for the ‘Pebble Mill’ TV programme.
Pre-records for the ‘Des O’Conner’ show at the Teddington.
Cliff Richard appeared on ‘Top Of The Pops’
Cliff Richard interviewed by Ray Coleman for the ‘Billboard’ magazine.
Cliff performs for ‘Song Of Praise’ at Wembley Conference Centre.
Cliff sings “Saviour’s Day’ on a recording for ‘Joy To The World’ TV extravaganza.
Cliff Richard’s Pro-Celebrity Tennis Tournament at Birmingham.
BBC 2 repeat ‘Song Of Praise’ featuring Cliff Richard.
‘Des O’Conner’ Show and ‘Joy To The World’ featuring Cliff are transmitted.
Cliff Richard flies to Portugal for holidays.
1994: Cliff Richard’s Pro-Celebrity Tennis Tournament at Birmingham.
“The Hit List Tour – UK” at Glasgow, Aberdeen, Sheffield, Belfast and Dublin.
Cliff Richard’s “The Hit List – Live” on Channel Four.
Sir Cliff Richard’s “The Hit List - Far East” tour announced, Cliff will perform his concerts in Hong Kong, Singapore, New Zealand and Australia.
December 24th, ‘Songs Of Praise Special’ ‘Christmas With Cliff’, Cliff sings “How Great Thou Art”, “Away in a Manger”, “Once in Royal David's City” “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star” and “When I Survey The Wondrous Cross”.
Cliff Richard flies to Portugal for holidays.
1995: Cliff Richard and Hank Marvin appear at the Diamond Awards Festival in Antwerp, Belgium.
Cliff Richard’s Pro-Celebrity Tennis Tournament at National Indoor Arena, Birmingham.
1996: Cliff Richard’s “Heathcliff Live” album (CD 7243 8 54768 2) is released.
Cliff Richard’s duets with Olivia Newton John “Had To Be” from ‘Heathcliff’ enters the U.K. Singles chart.
1997: Sir Cliff Richard performed and sings at the ‘Children At Crisis’ concert.
1999: Cliff Richard’s “The Millennium Prayer” tops the U.K. Singles Chart for 3 weeks.
Cliff Richard appeared 5 times (November 26th, December 3rd, 10th, 17th, & 25th) on ‘Top Of The Pops’, Cliff sings “The Millennium Prayer”.
“The Millennium Prayer” single hit the U.K. chart for 16 weeks.
Cliff Richard’s new year “The Millennium Countdown Concert” on December 31st.
2001: “Somewhere Over The Rainbow-What A Wonderful World” (Edit) / “Lay All Your Love On Me” (Edit) (Rainbow 1) Promotional Copy released
“Somewhere Over The Rainbow-What A Wonderful World” / “The Millennium Prayer” / “Somewhere Over The Rainbow-What A Wonderful World” (CLIFFCD 1) &
“Somewhere Over The Rainbow-What A Wonderful” / “Lay All Your Love On Me”/ “Let's Go Where There Are Horses” (CLIFFCX 1) are released.
“Somewhere Over The Rainbow-What A Wonderful” enters the British chart at No.11.
2002: Sir Cliff Richard’s Tennis Classic 2002 at the NIA Birmingham.
Top Ten Calenders for the 2002:
1. Kylie Minogue
2. David Beckham
3. Gareth Gates
4. Robbie Williams
5. Blue
6. Cliff Richard
7. The Sinpsons
8. Westlife
9. Manchester United
10. Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets
Sir Cliff Richard’s “Wanted On Tour 2002” tour of the UK and Europe, the tour starts from October to December 2002 in UK, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Ireland, Norway and Sweden.
2003: Sir Cliff's latest single (125th) “Santa’s List” / “Mistletoe And Wine” (SANTA01) and “Santa's List” / “It’s A Boy” / “Mary’s Boy Child” / “Santa's List” (Video)
(SANTA02) are released on 8th December.
“Santa’s List” enters the U.K. Singles chart at No.5
December 17th, Cliff Richard appeared on ‘Top Of The Pops’ and sings his latest hit “Santa’s List”.
“Cliff At Christmas” album peaks at No.9 and has been certified Gold and Platinum.
In Denmark “Cliff At Christmas” has been certified Gold Disc.
December 23rd, Cliff Richard appeared on ‘Top Of The Pops’ and sings “Let It Snow” from his latest hit album Cliff At Christmas”
Sir Cliff Richard has been working with Barry Gibb at the Middle Ear recording studio in Miami, USA.
The songs are “How Many Sleeps” and “I Cannot Give You My Love”, both the songs will feature on his upcoming studio album in 2004.
Early next year EMI will releases the next four digitally re-mastered classic Cliff albums with bonus tracks “Dressed For The Occasion” (bonus tracks: “The Golden Days Are Over”, “You, Me And Jesus”, “Discovering”, “Daddy’s Home” and “Little Town”), “The Rock Connection”(bonus tracks: “Move It”, “Teddy Bear”, “It’ll Be Me”, “A Little Bitty Pretty One”, “Tutti Frutti” & “I’ll Mend Your Broken Heart”), “Always Guaranteed” (bonus tracks: “Under The Gun”, “Brave In World”, “Wild Geese”, “Love Ya”, “One Time Lover Man”, “Another Christmas Day”, “Yesterday, Today, Forever” and “Reunion Of The Heart”) and “Stronger” (bonus tracks: “Wide Open Space”, “I Just Don’t Have The Heart”, “Hey Mister”, “Lindsay Jane” and “Marmaduke”).
2004: December 3rd, Cliff Richard appeared on ‘Today with Des and Mel’ TV programme, London.
Sir Cliff Richard’s latest single (127th) “I Cannot Give You My Love” / “She’s All Mine “ / “Somethin’ Is Goin On” (video)” released on December 13th and enters the chart at No. 13 in the UK chart.
On December 14th, Cliff Richard took part in this year's Royal Variety Performance at the Coliseum, he sings “I Cannot Give You My Love”.
On Friday 17th December, Cliff took part in ITV's ‘This Morning Show’.
Sir Cliff Richard interviewed for Don McLean's Radio 2 shows on Sunday 19th December.
Sir Cliff Richard performs a special concert “An Evening With Sir Cliff Richard”, he performs some of his greatest hits and some from his latest album “Something’s Goin’ On” at London’s Palace Theatre.
On 28th December Sir Cliff Richard contributes to BBC1's program ‘King Of Rock ‘N’ Roll’.
2005: On December 9th, Cliff Richard UK’s most popular and enduring music stars, performs in a special ‘Friday Night Is Music Night’ concert with the BBC Concert Orchestra.
U.K. TV broadcast of the Royal Variety Concert featuring Cliff Richard.
December 17th, The Cliff Richard Tennis Classic at the Birmingham NIA.
Sir Cliff’s latest 3 CDs compilation “The Platinum Collection” enters the UK chart at No. 51 and the album has been certified Gold.
2006: BBC Radio 2's three parts documentary about Cliff Richard - titled ‘Cliff - Take Another Look’ will be broadcast on 12th, 19th and 26th December.
“Live – Here And Now” DVD enters the Music video chart at No.3
Cliff Richard’s latest album “Two’s Company – The Duets” certified Gold.
Cliff’s new single is a double ‘A’ single, "21st Century Christmas" / “Move It”, a new Christmas song, released on 11th December. There will be three formats. a CD single, a digital download, and a limited 7" vinyl single.
"21st Century Christmas" / “Move It” is the highest new entry in the U.K. Singles chart at No.2
2007: Cliff Richard is scheduled to take part in the following television programmes; transmission dates are shown where known: The Paul O'Grady Show (5 December), BBC Breakfast, The ONE Show (7 December), Strictly Come Dancing (9 December) , This Morning (10 December) and Loose Women (12 December) and The Alan Titchmarsh Show (17 December). There will also be a number of radio interviews - including with BBC Radio 2's Steve Wright and Aled Jones.
2008: “Time Machine Tour” DVD released on 1st December.
On Sunday 7th December, The BBC's Songs of Praise Special to mark Cliff's 50th anniversary was screened.
December 7th, “Time Machine Tour” DVD top the Music Video chart.
Cliff Richard and the Shadows will form part of the line-up at ‘Royal Variety Show’ on December 11th, the Show broadcast on BBC 1 on December Wednesday 17th.
Cliff Richard and the Shadows performed “The Young Ones”, “Willie And The Hand Jive” and “Move It”.
Cliff Richard interviewed on James Whale Show.