Johnny Young basically says "She's not very talented but she tries hard". The accidental shade. Poor Dannii, you only ever get one farewell send off speech on YTT
He has always maintained that of all the kids on the show she had the strongest work ethic. It makes sense that he would comment on that aspect (a very favourable attribute in any industry) in her final farewell.
Saddest moment on young talent I remember when I was a teenager watching Danni Minogue she was a pretty young lady The look on the team members faces said it all it made me cry all those years ago watching her on her last show
I cried for a week when Dannii left! Always so sad when one of the team members had to leave. The little piece of her doing The Good Ship Lollipop wasn't actually her first appearance as a team member. She joined at 10 in 1982. This was on her 8th birthday in 1979, when she appeared as a contestant on the talent discovery segment of the show :o)
@annach7914 I think it was because on her very first appearance a team member she performed a duet with Mark McCormack, who joined on the same night - so there wasn't footage of her solo. Made sense 🙂 - but we weren't supposed to know that 🤣
@oneslifesadream That performance of "Good Ship Lollipop" was indeed Danni's first appearance as she was a New Talent contestant at that time, and would've been 8 or 9 years old, billed as Danielle Minogue.
@@top40researcher31 The clip I referred to was from when she was a contestant, aged 8 or 9 years. A period of two-to-three years from her being a contestant to being a YTT member.
Dannii Minogue (born 20 October 1971)[2] is an Australian singer, dancer, songwriter, model, fashion designer, television presenter and actress. Dannii rose to prominence in the early 1980s for her roles in the Australian television talent show Young Talent Time and the soap opera Home and Away, before beginning her career as a pop singer in the early 1990s.[3] Minogue achieved early success with hits such as "Love and Kisses", "This is It", "Jump to the Beat" and "Baby Love", though by the release of her second album, her popularity as a singer had declined, leading her to make a name for herself with award-winning performances in musicals with Grease and also in Notre Dame De Paris, as well as other acting credits in The Vagina Monologues and as Lady Macbeth. The late 1990s saw a brief return to music after Minogue reinvented herself as a dance artist with "All I Wanna Do", her first number one UK Club hit.[4] In 2001, Minogue released her biggest worldwide hit, "Who Do You Love Now?", while her subsequent album, Neon Nights, became the most successful of her career. In the UK, she has achieved 13 consecutive number one dance singles, becoming the best-performing artist on the UK Dance Chart. Since 2007, Minogue has established herself as a talent show judge and television personality. As a singer Minogue has had a total of nine UK Top 10 singles,[5] twelve Top 30 singles in Australia,[5] thirteen Number 1 UK club Number 1 singles,[6] 7 million records sold worldwide and six Gold certified singles in Australia. She judged on Australia's Got Talent in Australia from 2007 until her departure in 2012, and until 2010, she also judged The X Factor UK, where she was the winning mentor in both 2007 and 2010 with Leon Jackson and Matt Cardle, respectively. In 2010, Minogue launched her own fashion label Project D London with her best friend Tabitha Somerset Webb. On 9 November 2011, she received an honorary doctorate degree in Media and Arts from Southampton Solent University for her 30-year varied career in the showbiz and media industry. In 2013, Minogue became a judge for the ninth series of Britain & Ireland's Next Top Model,[7] and on The X Factor Australia, where she was the winning mentor that same year with Dami Im. In 2017, Minogue took on the role as judge on the new BBC show, Let It Shine. Dannii Minogue was brought up in Surrey Hills, Melbourne and attended Camberwell Primary School and later Camberwell High School. She is the younger daughter of accountant Ronald Charles Allan Minogue, and Carol Jones, a dancer from the United Kingdom (Maesteg, Wales).[8] She is the youngest of three children, born between 1968 and 1971; oldest sibling Kylie Minogue is also a pop singer, while brother Brendan is a news cameraman in Australia. Minogue began her career as a child on Australian television. From the age of 7, she appeared in several soap operas, including Skyways and The Sullivans. In 1982, she joined the weekly music programme Young Talent Time.[3] Minogue recorded her first solo recordings for the programme, including a cover version of Madonna's hit single "Material Girl"; during this time, she also performed live at several sold-out nationwide concert tours.[3][10] In 1988, Minogue departed from Young Talent Time to continue her acting career, appearing as the rebellious tomboyish teenager Emma Jackson on the soap opera Home and Away in 1989. Minogue remained on the programme for only a year. She proved to be popular among Australian audiences when she was nominated for a Silver Logie as the Most Popular Actress on Australian television.[10] In September 1988, Minogue released her own fashion range, Dannii. She became interested in fashion design while appearing on Young Talent Time. Minogue had designed the clothing she had worn on the show, and the positive response from the audience resulted in her releasing her own line.[11] Minogue's debut line Dannii sold out across Australia in ten days, and was followed by three additional summer lines in 1989.
i have researched the DVD that you commenting it comes under the name young talent time the collection three hours of footage just make sure people who maybe interesting buying the DVD its on eBay at the cost of $25.99 good bargin
Never understood why she chose cryo by kids in the kitchen as her last song. The other kids chose so much better. John young chose the Frank Sinatra song and even that wasn't quite right either.
after that she then got her next role on Home and Away as the rebellious Emma Jackson and she totally be lookin like her character Emma on this show when she left 🤙🏽✨
She was just a kiddie, after all. Very rarely do you get 8-year-olds who can sing in tune. One rare example was Sally Boyden. At age 8, she could run rings around a lot of adult performers. Sally's performance of the Gilbert O'Sullivan song, "Nothing Rhymed" during her first year on YTT was pure platinum. She should've got a standing ovation from the audience, I hope she did! In Johnny Young's shoes, I'd have whisked her off to the TCS studios to get the performance on record, with perhaps the Mike Nesmith composition, "Different Drum"(first recorded by Linda Ronstadt & Stone Poneys) on the B-side. It would've been, as the late Darryl Eastlake would've said... "HHHHHUUUUUGGGGGEEEEE!"
She did the hackneyed old Shirley Temple song, "Good Ship Lollipop"(groan!), but, as Paul Kelly once sang, "From little things, big things grow", and grow, Dannii did! Dannii's voice matured as she grew but the same CANNOT be said of her sister, Kylie, who, even in her 40s, still sounded like a 12-year-old or younger.
I’ve been a fan since 1982 and I agree these two send off songs were shockers. She never had the best voice but as a team member John said she had the best work ethic out of ANY of the kids. Sometimes she pulls off a song and I think wow and other times (like this example) she sings woefully.
My Fav. If there were two ways about it. To anyone who is brave enough. Have manners. Amazing. Skate way mount Gravatt. So those who got a kiss. Lucky you. Why is she so cute. Me always & forever. Meaningful snacks. You are more than everything. You made me happy. Wow I never took anyone or their shit. God blessed us. Why. You know.
Dannii Minogue had the stronger, more mature voice of the two sisters. Kylie, even now in 2017 still sounds like a 12-year-old.But apart from this, YTT itself could've still been on air today if only they had NOT brought in those silly animal characters and puppets, and instead, continued to place the emphasis where it rightly belonged, on the patently-obvious talent these kids had. I blame a certain hamburger chain based in America for their influence on YTT, which heavily contributed to the axing of the show at the end of 1988.
I have the DVD of YTT Tells All. In the profiles section, on some of the former members, there's a bit of interview that wasn't included in the show itself. In one of these clips, Rod Kirkham(of the original 6-member team, later expanded to 8 members) laments the emphasis swinging from the talent angle to the "cute" angle. He said he became embarrassed to watch the show toward the end. It was the animal characters and puppets included in the show influenced by the sponsor, a certain hamburger chain. They weren't needed. It was the kids themselves that should've been allowed to carry the show with their clearly obvious talent but the "cute kid" angle pushed a lot of the would-be audience away(teens of the same age as the team members were the main audience in the early days, by the end it was mainly tots with their parents as chaperones). That's what gave Hey, Hey It's Saturday on Station GTV-Melbourne and Station TCN-Sydney the edge. If they ditched the animal characters and puppets, and moved the show to Sundays(they'd only be up against the trashy tabloid 60 Minutes) They'd have revived their fortunes and, instead of being a revival, the 2012 reboot would've instead been a continuation of a long line of talented kids going back to the first 6 in 1971.
@@neilforbes416 well actully your half right In 1988, an episode of Young Talent Time was shot in the United States. The two-hour special, Young Talent Time at Universal Studios, aired on 13 August 1988. In its final years, Young Talent Time began to struggle for ratings, particularly following the decision of the Nine Network to move its popular early morning variety show Hey Hey It's Saturday to the 6:30 pm slot in 1985, which put it in direct competition to Young Talent Time. After four years of dwindling ratings, in October 1988 Network Ten finally decided to move YTT to Friday nights at 7.30 pm, but the change did not help. The show was cancelled three months later. The general manager of Channel 10 Melbourne, Renny Cunnack, announced on 25 January 1989 that Young Talent Time would "not be resuming production in 1989". Cunnack himself was dismissed as General Manager three months later. On Australia Day in 1989, the Young Talent Time cast performed a concert at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl in Melbourne. Near the end of 1988, Johnny Young had invested a large amount of money in building his own TV studio complex in Richmond with the intention of producing the show himself and leasing it to Channel 10, but the termination of the show ended this plan, and he was forced to sell his family home to finance his debts. Network Ten continued airing compilation episodes in early 1989, initially as The Best of Young Talent Time at 7.30 on Friday nights, then as Young Talent Time Favorites at 11.00 on Saturday mornings. The last of these aired in Melbourne on Saturday 1 April 1989.
I'm aware of Johnny Young buying the theatre in Richmond to record editions of YTT, the axing of YTT really gutted him, quite apart from the financial stress. Station ATV-Melbourne chose the wrong night to move YTT, It should've been Sunday Night, up against Station GTV-Melbourne's tacky, trashy tabloid "60 Minutes" programme. The 2012 reboot showed a lot of promise with genuinely talented youngsters, An excellent choice in one of the two judges being Tina Arena, though not so much in the choice of her judging partner, Chuck Klapow or the choice of host in Rob Mills, and I would've had Greg Mills over John Forman for Music Director. Tina's judging partner could've been Jamie or Derek Redfern, or both, and show host, John Bowles, and YTT Mk.2 should've stayed on Sunday Nights at 7.30PM, not sabotaged by shifting to Friday nights.
@@neilforbes416 johnny young was going to do a spinoff based on the american show called The New Generation oh by the way if you wondering what he's doing these days he's actully a radio announcer on Melbournes 3MP classic hits format which was networked through 2CH sydney and 4BH brisbane since 2015 it has gone through three formats a lifestyle format more like radio version of a listener getting junkmail through the post. Next was a classic rock format no announcers at all just endless of music and now it covers all sports yes you have to keep up with the radio format down here
Both of those songs were crappola all I can say they did not showcase her talent and no highlight reel to be had. She seemed over dressed too trying to be 26 not 16. I love her regardless but so far Tina Lorena and Vanessa had better send off songs.
She chose it! Tradition was that The kid got to chose their final song. Sometimes if they sung two, then John picked the other one. I recall her saying in interviews she picked the kids in the kitchen number so my guess is John chose the final ballad one. I think the other kids chose so much better. (Tina Joey P And Karen D especially)
I've been shouted down, and even insulted, by devout Kylie-fans, because I haven't been hypnotised by the media into admiring her. But the fact is, Kylie is NOT the prettiest young girl in the room (in this video), by a long way! So why do people rave about her looks? My mum once remarked that folk "fancy anything that's put on their screens for long enough...Probably if the Hunchback of Notre Dame was on TV a lot, they'd all be in love with him."
I agree, I've always said that Kylie is pretty but Dannii is stunning! Especially now she has stopped plastic surgery. I always think its difficult for the younger sibling to be recognised as much, bit like Baldwyns, Hemsworths, Simpson sisters, etc etc. Kylie is without a doubt an Entertainer and had the SAW machine to catapult her career, Dannii didn't have that plus she married a total knob years ago which did not help. Love them both though. 😊
Why do we need to fight about them at all? Both are lovely in their own way. Kylie has made a name for herself as a pop singer, and Dannii has made a name for herself in TV. Why do people try to pit them against each other? Especially when the sisters are actually each other's biggest supporters. (agree though about Dannii's first husband being a complete knob - and his snobby mother as well.)
@@chooseyourpoison5105 And like all pop-stars, they both have some songs that are better than others. But people make such a fuss of Kylie, physically, and I don't think she's as pretty as her sister OR the other girls seen in the audience, in this video. (She's better-looking than the people I hated at school, though.)
@@alexanderilic42 Wasn't she ever! She didn't think Dannii was good enough for her son, which was laughable in light of the fact that Lady Sonia's own background was far from illustrious. Nonetheless, Julian should have grown a pair, stood up for his wife and told his interfering old bat of a mother to get lost. Dannii is better off without him.
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So very very special. Australia has a very wonderful and unique history on music and music makers. Just stunning to see this again.
i cried all of those years ago and just sat here at 53 years old and cried again. such an emotional performance. love you dannii xx
Johnny Young basically says "She's not very talented but she tries hard". The accidental shade. Poor Dannii, you only ever get one farewell send off speech on YTT
he was like that, he was very abusive to them it was very well known !@
@skippybartalozzi that is absolutely not true!!! He was not abusive to them at all
“Is not necessarily the most talented, but always gives 150%”💀
He has always maintained that of all the kids on the show she had the strongest work ethic. It makes sense that he would comment on that aspect (a very favourable attribute in any industry) in her final farewell.
Saddest moment on young talent I remember when I was a teenager watching Danni Minogue she was a pretty young lady The look on the team members faces said it all it made me cry all those years ago watching her on her last show
I cried for a week when Dannii left! Always so sad when one of the team members had to leave. The little piece of her doing The Good Ship Lollipop wasn't actually her first appearance as a team member. She joined at 10 in 1982. This was on her 8th birthday in 1979, when she appeared as a contestant on the talent discovery segment of the show :o)
I did do
Yes that was funny how danni ONLY six years back looked that little! Compared to her in this video. Why did he say six years ago?🤔
@annach7914 I think it was because on her very first appearance a team member she performed a duet with Mark McCormack, who joined on the same night - so there wasn't footage of her solo. Made sense 🙂 - but we weren't supposed to know that 🤣
@@teresakym2672you are spot on. Mark M left in 1983, no farewell announcement from what I read on line.
I love the Minogue sisters but it's ironic that Danni was the singer who went to acting and Kylie was an actor who went to singing.
correct
Dannii had the stronger voice that matured as she did. Kylie's singing voice, even now in her 50s, still sounds like that of a pre-teen schoolgirl.
@oneslifesadream That performance of "Good Ship Lollipop" was indeed Danni's first appearance as she was a New Talent contestant at that time, and would've been 8 or 9 years old, billed as Danielle Minogue.
@@neilforbes416 she was actually eleven when she joined the show as she was born in 1971
@@top40researcher31 The clip I referred to was from when she was a contestant, aged 8 or 9 years. A period of two-to-three years from her being a contestant to being a YTT member.
Dannii Minogue (born 20 October 1971)[2] is an Australian singer, dancer, songwriter, model, fashion designer, television presenter and actress. Dannii rose to prominence in the early 1980s for her roles in the Australian television talent show Young Talent Time and the soap opera Home and Away, before beginning her career as a pop singer in the early 1990s.[3] Minogue achieved early success with hits such as "Love and Kisses", "This is It", "Jump to the Beat" and "Baby Love", though by the release of her second album, her popularity as a singer had declined, leading her to make a name for herself with award-winning performances in musicals with Grease and also in Notre Dame De Paris, as well as other acting credits in The Vagina Monologues and as Lady Macbeth. The late 1990s saw a brief return to music after Minogue reinvented herself as a dance artist with "All I Wanna Do", her first number one UK Club hit.[4]
In 2001, Minogue released her biggest worldwide hit, "Who Do You Love Now?", while her subsequent album, Neon Nights, became the most successful of her career. In the UK, she has achieved 13 consecutive number one dance singles, becoming the best-performing artist on the UK Dance Chart. Since 2007, Minogue has established herself as a talent show judge and television personality. As a singer Minogue has had a total of nine UK Top 10 singles,[5] twelve Top 30 singles in Australia,[5] thirteen Number 1 UK club Number 1 singles,[6] 7 million records sold worldwide and six Gold certified singles in Australia. She judged on Australia's Got Talent in Australia from 2007 until her departure in 2012, and until 2010, she also judged The X Factor UK, where she was the winning mentor in both 2007 and 2010 with Leon Jackson and Matt Cardle, respectively. In 2010, Minogue launched her own fashion label Project D London with her best friend Tabitha Somerset Webb. On 9 November 2011, she received an honorary doctorate degree in Media and Arts from Southampton Solent University for her 30-year varied career in the showbiz and media industry. In 2013, Minogue became a judge for the ninth series of Britain & Ireland's Next Top Model,[7] and on The X Factor Australia, where she was the winning mentor that same year with Dami Im. In 2017, Minogue took on the role as judge on the new BBC show, Let It Shine. Dannii Minogue was brought up in Surrey Hills, Melbourne and attended Camberwell Primary School and later Camberwell High School. She is the younger daughter of accountant Ronald Charles Allan Minogue, and Carol Jones, a dancer from the United Kingdom (Maesteg, Wales).[8] She is the youngest of three children, born between 1968 and 1971; oldest sibling Kylie Minogue is also a pop singer, while brother Brendan is a news cameraman in Australia.
Minogue began her career as a child on Australian television. From the age of 7, she appeared in several soap operas, including Skyways and The Sullivans. In 1982, she joined the weekly music programme Young Talent Time.[3] Minogue recorded her first solo recordings for the programme, including a cover version of Madonna's hit single "Material Girl"; during this time, she also performed live at several sold-out nationwide concert tours.[3][10] In 1988, Minogue departed from Young Talent Time to continue her acting career, appearing as the rebellious tomboyish teenager Emma Jackson on the soap opera Home and Away in 1989. Minogue remained on the programme for only a year. She proved to be popular among Australian audiences when she was nominated for a Silver Logie as the Most Popular Actress on Australian television.[10]
In September 1988, Minogue released her own fashion range, Dannii. She became interested in fashion design while appearing on Young Talent Time. Minogue had designed the clothing she had worn on the show, and the positive response from the audience resulted in her releasing her own line.[11] Minogue's debut line Dannii sold out across Australia in ten days, and was followed by three additional summer lines in 1989.
i have researched the DVD that you commenting it comes under the name young talent time the collection three hours of footage just make sure people who maybe interesting buying the DVD its on eBay at the cost of $25.99 good bargin
And yet all of this is dwarfed by her sister
I love ❤️ you Kylie Minogue you were my special favourite Number one forever on young talent time as tina arena
Never understood why she chose cryo by kids in the kitchen as her last song. The other kids chose so much better. John young chose the Frank Sinatra song and even that wasn't quite right either.
It was originally a James Ingram/Patti Austin song. I found it very touching. The lyrics are literally about not wanting the song to end 😪
yes i do remember this episode
Why am i watching YTT in 2022? 😂 little did they all know theres a pop princess among them ....bigger than Ben Hur 🤪
Campbell Blight in the audience holding up the Dannii poster.
Does anyone know what year this would have been? 1987?
1988.
It was 1988
after that she then got her next role on Home and Away as the rebellious Emma Jackson and she totally be lookin like her character Emma on this show when she left 🤙🏽✨
I’m sure Johnny accidently called Dannii “Daniel” by mistake at the end. Did Madonna sing “Everyone’s here” song.?
Kids in the kitchen sang Cry. Dannii’s version is. Better
the songs are you don't need to cry and how do you keep the music playing
It's simply titled Cry by Kids In The Kitchen.
At 1:05 looked liked tiny Tina arena!
There’s mark Stevens with Kylie;))) the guy who played nick in neighbours! He was probably already in neighbours at the time and Kylie would have left
Think mark was still a member of the young talent team at this stage. He retired from the show after Dannii from memory.
@@TheMorningtrain yes I ended up seeing a vid where he is in it:-)
Dannii was and will always be the best Minogue and YTT member 💚
Kylie looks like Rachel mcadams here 😊😊
How DoYou Keep The Music Playing was sung by Frank Sinatra.
Kastistos2000 Or Judy Collins
It was originally James Ingram and Patti Austin; Frank Sinatra recorded a cover version.
I love ❤️ you tina arena forever as tin tina love from michael Graham in Australia ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I never realised just how awful her singing was. Not trolling just genuinely surprised at how flat & off key she was
She was just a kiddie, after all. Very rarely do you get 8-year-olds who can sing in tune. One rare example was Sally Boyden. At age 8, she could run rings around a lot of adult performers. Sally's performance of the Gilbert O'Sullivan song, "Nothing Rhymed" during her first year on YTT was pure platinum. She should've got a standing ovation from the audience, I hope she did! In Johnny Young's shoes, I'd have whisked her off to the TCS studios to get the performance on record, with perhaps the Mike Nesmith composition, "Different Drum"(first recorded by Linda Ronstadt & Stone Poneys) on the B-side. It would've been, as the late Darryl Eastlake would've said... "HHHHHUUUUUGGGGGEEEEE!"
@@neilforbes416 actully i remember when dannii made her debut i thought she was cute and mutured into a stunning young lady
She did the hackneyed old Shirley Temple song, "Good Ship Lollipop"(groan!), but, as Paul Kelly once sang, "From little things, big things grow", and grow, Dannii did! Dannii's voice matured as she grew but the same CANNOT be said of her sister, Kylie, who, even in her 40s, still sounded like a 12-year-old or younger.
I’ve been a fan since 1982 and I agree these two send off songs were shockers. She never had the best voice but as a team member John said she had the best work ethic out of ANY of the kids. Sometimes she pulls off a song and I think wow and other times (like this example) she sings woefully.
Yes and Tina Arena's voice was incredible. No hate either but that's a very valid point. I ADORED Dannii. She was the cool kid on the show.
Such a lovely baby face
And it's still her original face
My Fav. If there were two ways about it. To anyone who is brave enough. Have manners. Amazing. Skate way mount Gravatt. So those who got a kiss. Lucky you. Why is she so cute. Me always & forever. Meaningful snacks. You are more than everything. You made me happy. Wow I never took anyone or their shit. God blessed us. Why. You know.
Dannii forever!!!...
Dannii Minogue had the stronger, more mature voice of the two sisters. Kylie, even now in 2017 still sounds like a 12-year-old.But apart from this, YTT itself could've still been on air today if only they had NOT brought in those silly animal characters and puppets, and instead, continued to place the emphasis where it rightly belonged, on the patently-obvious talent these kids had. I blame a certain hamburger chain based in America for their influence on YTT, which heavily contributed to the axing of the show at the end of 1988.
I have the DVD of YTT Tells All. In the profiles section, on some of the former members, there's a bit of interview that wasn't included in the show itself. In one of these clips, Rod Kirkham(of the original 6-member team, later expanded to 8 members) laments the emphasis swinging from the talent angle to the "cute" angle. He said he became embarrassed to watch the show toward the end. It was the animal characters and puppets included in the show influenced by the sponsor, a certain hamburger chain. They weren't needed. It was the kids themselves that should've been allowed to carry the show with their clearly obvious talent but the "cute kid" angle pushed a lot of the would-be audience away(teens of the same age as the team members were the main audience in the early days, by the end it was mainly tots with their parents as chaperones). That's what gave Hey, Hey It's Saturday on Station GTV-Melbourne and Station TCN-Sydney the edge. If they ditched the animal characters and puppets, and moved the show to Sundays(they'd only be up against the trashy tabloid 60 Minutes) They'd have revived their fortunes and, instead of being a revival, the 2012 reboot would've instead been a continuation of a long line of talented kids going back to the first 6 in 1971.
FYI you are deaf and stupid!
@@neilforbes416 well actully your half right In 1988, an episode of Young Talent Time was shot in the United States. The two-hour special, Young Talent Time at Universal Studios, aired on 13 August 1988.
In its final years, Young Talent Time began to struggle for ratings, particularly following the decision of the Nine Network to move its popular early morning variety show Hey Hey It's Saturday to the 6:30 pm slot in 1985, which put it in direct competition to Young Talent Time.
After four years of dwindling ratings, in October 1988 Network Ten finally decided to move YTT to Friday nights at 7.30 pm, but the change did not help. The show was cancelled three months later. The general manager of Channel 10 Melbourne, Renny Cunnack, announced on 25 January 1989 that Young Talent Time would "not be resuming production in 1989". Cunnack himself was dismissed as General Manager three months later.
On Australia Day in 1989, the Young Talent Time cast performed a concert at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl in Melbourne.
Near the end of 1988, Johnny Young had invested a large amount of money in building his own TV studio complex in Richmond with the intention of producing the show himself and leasing it to Channel 10, but the termination of the show ended this plan, and he was forced to sell his family home to finance his debts.
Network Ten continued airing compilation episodes in early 1989, initially as The Best of Young Talent Time at 7.30 on Friday nights, then as Young Talent Time Favorites at 11.00 on Saturday mornings. The last of these aired in Melbourne on Saturday 1 April 1989.
I'm aware of Johnny Young buying the theatre in Richmond to record editions of YTT, the axing of YTT really gutted him, quite apart from the financial stress. Station ATV-Melbourne chose the wrong night to move YTT, It should've been Sunday Night, up against Station GTV-Melbourne's tacky, trashy tabloid "60 Minutes" programme. The 2012 reboot showed a lot of promise with genuinely talented youngsters, An excellent choice in one of the two judges being Tina Arena, though not so much in the choice of her judging partner, Chuck Klapow or the choice of host in Rob Mills, and I would've had Greg Mills over John Forman for Music Director. Tina's judging partner could've been Jamie or Derek Redfern, or both, and show host, John Bowles, and YTT Mk.2 should've stayed on Sunday Nights at 7.30PM, not sabotaged by shifting to Friday nights.
@@neilforbes416 johnny young was going to do a spinoff based on the american show called The New Generation oh by the way if you wondering what he's doing these days he's actully a radio announcer on Melbournes 3MP classic hits format which was networked through 2CH sydney and 4BH brisbane since 2015 it has gone through three formats a lifestyle format more like radio version of a listener getting junkmail through the post. Next was a classic rock format no announcers at all just endless of music and now it covers all sports yes you have to keep up with the radio format down here
i always like her mother
Both of those songs were crappola all I can say they did not showcase her talent and no highlight reel to be had. She seemed over dressed too trying to be 26 not 16. I love her regardless but so far Tina Lorena and Vanessa had better send off songs.
Agree with you. What a terrible choice of songs, hair and clothes, for beautiful and talented Danni. Especially on her last show. 😒
What a totally, completely and unreservedly a crap song for this star's send-off.
She chose it! Tradition was that The kid got to chose their final song. Sometimes if they sung two, then John picked the other one. I recall her saying in interviews she picked the kids in the kitchen number so my guess is John chose the final ballad one. I think the other kids chose so much better. (Tina Joey P And Karen D especially)
What a boring song.
Dannii - so young, so beautiful. Plastic surgery and botox ruined her :-(
Absolutely she had a beautiful face as a child so cute so sad cosmetic surgery ruined so many actors actresses face natural beauty gone
Guess she had a nose surgery
I've been shouted down, and even insulted, by devout Kylie-fans, because I haven't been hypnotised by the media into admiring her. But the fact is, Kylie is NOT the prettiest young girl in the room (in this video), by a long way! So why do people rave about her looks? My mum once remarked that folk "fancy anything that's put on their screens for long enough...Probably if the Hunchback of Notre Dame was on TV a lot, they'd all be in love with him."
I agree, I've always said that Kylie is pretty but Dannii is stunning! Especially now she has stopped plastic surgery. I always think its difficult for the younger sibling to be recognised as much, bit like Baldwyns, Hemsworths, Simpson sisters, etc etc. Kylie is without a doubt an Entertainer and had the SAW machine to catapult her career, Dannii didn't have that plus she married a total knob years ago which did not help. Love them both though. 😊
@@alexanderilic42 I do love one of Kylie's songs: the 1991 hit What Do I Have to Do?
Why do we need to fight about them at all? Both are lovely in their own way. Kylie has made a name for herself as a pop singer, and Dannii has made a name for herself in TV. Why do people try to pit them against each other? Especially when the sisters are actually each other's biggest supporters. (agree though about Dannii's first husband being a complete knob - and his snobby mother as well.)
@@chooseyourpoison5105 And like all pop-stars, they both have some songs that are better than others. But people make such a fuss of Kylie, physically, and I don't think she's as pretty as her sister OR the other girls seen in the audience, in this video. (She's better-looking than the people I hated at school, though.)
@@alexanderilic42 Wasn't she ever! She didn't think Dannii was good enough for her son, which was laughable in light of the fact that Lady Sonia's own background was far from illustrious. Nonetheless, Julian should have grown a pair, stood up for his wife and told his interfering old bat of a mother to get lost. Dannii is better off without him.