Cilla at the Savoy

In April 1966, Cilla Black embarked on a three-week cabaret season at the Savoy Hotel in London. To commemorate her final performance, she starred in a television special produced by Subafilms, her manager Brian Epstein's film company. This show marked a significant moment in British television as it was the first color television show of its kind made by an independent producer. Although aired in black and white in the UK, it was broadcast in color in The Netherlands and the USA.

Cilla at the Savoy became one of the most-watched television specials of the 1960s, showcasing the musical talents of Cilla Black alongside Peter Gordeno. The performance encapsulates the vibrant energy of the swinging 60s, making it a notable piece for collectors interested in this era of music and television history.