Beat-Club was a German music television program broadcast from Bremen, Germany, that ran from September 1965 until December 1972. It was kick-started by the British Invasion and featured many British groups as well as German groups who where greatly influenced by the British invasion.

BEAT CLUB 1965
GER. TV. Gerry and the Pacemakers: "Ferry Cross the Mersey, "Dizzy Lizzy, "My Babe." The Liverbirds: "Peanut Butter," "Diddley Daddy," "Why Do You Hang Around Me?" Ian and The Zodiacs: "Living Loving Wreck," "Face In The Crowd," "All Of Me." The Rattles: "Come On and Sing," "Little Queeny," "She's The One." The Phantoms: "See See Rider," "Please, Please, Mr. Postman," "Hang On Sloopy." The Yankees: "Halbstark," "Tequila," "Help." The Mushroams: "I Gonna Knock Your Door," "Get Off Of My Cloud." German Blue Flames: "Too Much Monkey Business," "You've Got Your Troubles."

BEAT CLUB 1966
GER. TV. Remo Four: "Peter Gunn." Graham Bonney & Remo Four: "Super Girl." The Hollies: "I Can't Let Go." The Walker Brothers: "The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Any More." Ian And The Zodiacs: "Leave It To Me." Spencer Davis Group: "Keep On Running." Moody Blues: "I Really Haven't Got The Time," "Bye Bye Bird." The Easybeats: "Friday On My Mind." Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich: "Hold Tight," "Bend It," "Hideaway," "Hard To Love You." The Lords: "Poor Boy." Isabella Bond & The Tramps: "Bread And Butter." The Boots: "In The Midnight Hour." The Birds and The Bees: "Shout." Twinkle: "Sha-la-la-la-lee." The Silkie: "You've Got To Hide Your Love Away." Cliff Bennett & Rebel Rousers: "Got To Get You Into My Life."

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