'Club Show’ guests
Alita (above), Craig Scott, and Doug Ashton are among the guests on “The Club Show” on Sat-, urday, SPTV. Alita started singing eight years ago working with various Auckland bands, and for two years she was resident vocalist at an Auckland cabaret where part of her act included mini versions of “Tommy.” “Jesus Christ Superstar” and “American Griffith”- j
She has worked on several television shows and earlier this year made a guest appearance on the Barry Crocker Special. Doug Ashton will deliver a humourous monologue on “The Club Show.” He writes all his own material which he performs at an Auckland cabaret. He started his career in England working in music hall, variety and revue. Craig Scott’s first
recording was “Viva Bobby Joe” with the Revival in 1969. He started his solo career in 1970 and during the next three years had about 13 top-ten singles and four albums released. In 1972 he was voted Entertainer of the Year. He has worked throughout New Zealand and made many television appearances.
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