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"I discovered Kate Bush when I first joined Young Talent Time, and we were invited as a team to the King Of Pop Awards," Tina recalls. "I mean, I'm talking [the] '70s. "I mean, I'm.

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Tina Arena's remarkable career began in 1974 as a contestant on Australia's beloved TV variety show Young Talent Time. Tiny Tina with the big voice quickly became a fan favourite and holds the record for being YTT's longest serving cast member. Tina's time on YTT saw her hone her craft and blossom into one of the world's most.

Which member of Young Talent Time did Tina Arena meet backstage in London? Daily Telegraph

WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Tina Arena and Bobby Driessen sing on Young Talent Time Stream the world's best reality, entertainment and true-crime shows free on 7plus "All of us here at Young Talent Time are incredibly saddened to hear the news of Bobby Driessen, one of our beloved team members, has passed away in his sleep," the post read.

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IT'S TIME FOR YOUNG TALENT TIME! JOIN JOHNNY YOUNG AS HE GETS THE YOUNG TALENT TEAM BACK TOGETHER FOR THIS VERY SPECIAL 50th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION!. Sally Boyden, Karen Knowles, Beven Addinsall, Tina Arena and Dannii Minogue. Not only that, but there were numerous hit singles, fifteen Young Talent Time albums, a film, and a vast range of.

Tina Arena's 'Greatest Hits & Interpretations' Released Today

Tina's last performance as a team member on Young Talent Time singing The Way We Were & Macarthur Park - October 1983This video has been upscaled to a new an.

Tina Arena 'I hated the fact I hit 40 and radio wouldn’t play me' Music The Guardian

It is easy to see the lineage from variety shows like Young Talent Time to this century's reality music shows such as The Voice (2012-present), X Factor (2005, 2010-2016) and Australian Idol (2003-2009). Common ingredients include a stage set-up where the singer is surrounded by adoring fans and the live concert atmosphere created by pyrotechnics, lighting design and back-up dancers.

Young Talent Time Dannii Minogue, Tina Arena and Johnny Young reunite to celebrate 50 years of

At the end of 1988, Young and the cast performed a series of concerts. The final concert was held at the Melbourne Tennis Centre on 23 December, the same night on which the last episode of Young Talent Time aired on Network Ten. The program was "rebooted" in 2012 on Network Ten, giving rise to a whole new generation of fans.

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Tina Arena sings Memories on Young Talent Time in 1983

Tina Arena and Dannii Minogue Together again WHO Magazine

When Tina Arena turned 16, the life she'd known was over. Tina Arena was just nine years old when Australia came to learn her name. The singer burst onto our scenes on the children's talent show Young Talent Time, where she would become the longest-serving cast member between 1974 and 1983. "I just remember being an elated, young kid living.

Tina Arena song ‘I Need Your Body’ marks 30th anniversary Herald Sun

Tina Arena was the longest-serving cast member of Young Talent Time, appearing on the show from 1974 to 1983. After leaving the show just before her 16th birthday, Arena went on to find success as one of Australia's highest-selling female artists.

Young Talent Time Dannii Minogue, Tina Arena and Johnny Young reunite to celebrate 50 years of

Filippina Lydia "Tina" Arena AM (born 1 November 1967) is an Australian singer-songwriter, musician, musical theatre actress and record producer. She is one of Australia's highest-selling artists and has sold over 10 million records worldwide. Arena is multilingual, singing and recording in English, Italian, French and Spanish.. Arena has earned several international and national awards.

Young Talent Time Dannii Minogue, Tina Arena and Johnny Young reunite to celebrate 50 years of

The 1979 Young Talent Time team perform 'We Are Family' by Sister Sledge. Featuring Nicole Cooper (1976-81), Johnny Bowles (1977-81), Steven Zammit (1975-80), Karen Knowles (1975-80) and Bobby Driessen (1979-83). 'Tiny' Tina Arena (1977-83), who performs the lead vocals, stands out with her different costume.

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Show me the girl at nine and I'll show you the woman at 51. Tina Arena first appeared on Australian television screens in the children's talent show Young Talent Time in 1974. Known as Pina at.

Tina Arena shares throwback snap of her first album cover Daily Mail Online

Young Talent Time first hit Melbourne's airwaves at 7pm on Saturday 24 April 1974, originally only to be aired for a 13 week run.. Hosted by Johnny Young himself, guests include former team members (in alphabetical order) Tina Arena, Beven Addinsall, Sally Boyden, John Bowles, Jamie Churchill, Nicole Cooper, Joey Dee, Vince Del Tito, Philip.

Dannii Minogue and Tina Arena reveal what it was REALLY like behindthescenes on Young Talent

Tina Arena performs MacArthur Park on Young Talent Time in 1982.

Young Talent Time 50th anniversary NFSA

Tina Arena's first appearance as a contestant on Young Talent Time in 1974 is part of the show's folklore. This is one of the many instances the footage of her as a nine-year-old singing ABBA's 'Ring Ring' was broadcast, this time for a 15th birthday concert special in 1986. Her raw talent and confidence stands out today as it did then.