The fifth edition of this Yorkshire Television series that showcases the best young musicians and dancers in the region presented by Roger Greenwood, Carol Vorderman and Martin Kelner. In this edition Eddie MacDonald from the rock band The Alarm gives career advice to an up-and-coming Leeds group Baclash and Roger learning about electronic music from pupils at Frederick Gough School in Scunthorpe. Carol meets the youngest student at the London Contemporary Dance School Dwight Powell who has...

The fifth edition of this Yorkshire Television series that showcases the best young musicians and dancers in the region presented by Roger Greenwood, Carol Vorderman and Martin Kelner. In this edition Eddie MacDonald from the rock band The Alarm gives career advice to an up-and-coming Leeds group Baclash and Roger learning about electronic music from pupils at Frederick Gough School in Scunthorpe. Carol meets the youngest student at the London Contemporary Dance School Dwight Powell who has returned to his old school in Leeds to create a piece of dance for the programme. This week also features the two semi-finals in the Sounds Good Breakdance Challenge taking place inside Sheffield Polytechnic Student Union. Title: Yorkshire Television Productions A montage featuring some of the young people who will feature in this edition performing various musical instruments or dancing. Title: Sounds Good Standing beside a barrel organ Roger Greenwood and Carol Vorderman introduce this edition of ‘Sounds Good’ while on the dancefloor at Sheffield Polytechnic Student Union Martin Kelner introduces the two semi-finals in the Sounds Good Breakdance Challenge which will feature later in the programme. Back in the studio Carol Voderman speaks with Eddie MacDonald from the rock band The Alarm about what makes a successful band. This is followed by a performance from up-and-coming rock group Baclash from Aireborough Grammar School near Leeds. At the ends of the song Carol and Eddie comes over to speak with lead singer Susie McCombe about her music while Eddie MacDonald provides some career tips. Returning to Sheffield Polytechnic Martin Kelner and judge Winston Hazel of SMAC 19 provide commentary on the first semi-final of the Sounds Good Breakdance Challenge between Force Four of Huddersfield and Positive Force of Sheffield. A large crowd watches as both crews perform within the dance space. The performance over Martin speaks with another member of SMAC 19 who is judging the competition about what he was looking out for and announces Positive Force as the winners. Roger Greenwood introduces the biggest fair organ in the world playing at the Masham Steam Fair. Back in the studio he cranks the handle on a barrel organ with the segment changing to another type of machine that makes music, electronic keyboards. Rob Worby, an expert in electronic music, helps pupils from Frederick Gough School in Scunthorpe create music using various electrical instruments such as synthesisers and a drum machine. Roger comes over and speaks with one of the pupils about the equipment they are using and what got them into electronic music. The group plays samples of the various instruments for Roger after which he speaks with Rob who is convinced this is the future of music. The segment ends with the group playing a piece of they have created called ‘Sounds Good’. Carol Vorderman introduces a filmed segment from Harehills Middle School in Leeds where former pupil 17-year-old Dwight Powell is in rehearsal as choreographer with some of his former schoolmates on his first dance creation produced specially for Sounds Good. As the rehearsals continues Dwight explains the pieces is about children’s games. Back in the studio the finished piece is performed after which Carol and Dwight walk over to the artists to talk about the performance and production process. Returning to Sheffield Polytechnic Martin Kelner and judge Winston Hazel of SMAC 19 provide commentary on the second semi-final of the Sounds Good Breakdance Challenge between Street Crew of Sheffield and Body Beats of Doncaster. The performance over Martin returns to the dancefloor with the performer from SMAC 19 seen previous to talk about the routines and to announce Street Crew the winners. As Carol Vorderman provide details of next week's edition Roger Greenwood plays a pair of Naker drums which will be appearing later that year at the Early Music Festival in York. Over the closing credits pupils from Robert Pattinson School at North Hykeham perform on recorders a suite from the Royal Wind Music of King James I. Credit: Sounds Good was introduced by Roger Greenwood, Carol Voderman, Martin Kelner Title: With guests Eddie MacDonald, Rob Worby, Dwight Powell, Winston Hazel and SMAC 19 And Susie McCombe with Baclash, Frederick Gough School Scunthorpe, Harehills Middle School Leeds, Robert Pattinson School N. Hykeham Credit: Musical Director Bob Hartley Production Assistant Jane Mullard Researcher Pennina Barnett, Vernon Grant Reporter Alan Hardwick Director Peter Jones Producer David Lowen Executive Producer Graham Ironside Title: © Yorkshire Television Ltd. 1985 End title: Yorkshire Television Productions