Full House was a live entertainment for Saturday, presenting a mixture of music, plays, poetry, prose, comedy, films, the visual arts - and a few surprises.
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Burglar deterrents, singing bamboo, and a hollow cow
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A special edition that featured the work of West Indian writers, artists, actors, musicians and film-makers.
The British band Family performing "Top of the Hill", from their 1972 LP 'Bandstand,' on BBC2's performing arts show "Full House," aired on Saturday, February 10, 1973. Family at this point were the final lineup of Roger Chapman on vocals, Charlie Whitney on guitar, Jim Cregan on guitar, bass and backing vocals, Rob Townsend on drums, and Tony Ashton on keyboards, who had just replaced Poli Palmer. This is believed to be Family's final television appearance; they broke up after one final tour in the fall of 1973
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American writer Kurt Vonnegut explained why he did not believe in cowboy stories
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