Who made up the panel on Juke Box Jury on the only occasion it had 5 members not 4?
Juke Box Jury 1963. Then on 4 July 1964 the five members of the Rolling Stones formed the panel, the only time there were more than four Jurors on the programme. Keith Richards later wrote of this appearance: "We didn't give a shit... We just trashed every record they played."' By early 1962, "Juke Box Jury" had a weekly audience of over 12 million viewers, while the Beatles appearance on 7 December 1963 garnered an audience of 23 million, and news of the Rolling Stones' appearance the following June garnered 10,000 applications to the BBC for tickets for the recording. The attraction of
Juke Box Jury Lucky Stars". Ian Dury and The Blockheads named their November 1981 album, "Juke Box Dury". In 1989, BBC TV's "Arena" produced a programme titled "Juke Box Jury" to commemorate the centenary of the jukebox. Hosted by David Jacobs, it also featured "Juke Box Jury" regulars Pete Murray and Dusty Springfield, with Phil Collins and Sarah Jane Morris making up the rest of the team. "The Late Show programme", "Classical Juke Box Jury" (1990) was a spoof of "Juke Box Jury", in which a panel of three people with a background in classical music voted on different versions of Beethoven's 9th