· Before singing, Donovan tells a story about a visit to the Vatican with someone named Johnny, the funniest thing about it is the way Donovan tells the story.
· Special compilation episode for New Year's Eve. The video of Catch The Wind is extracted directly unedited from the A Boy Called Donovan documentary, the other two videos are the songs over bits and pieces of the same documentary.
· The host asks Donovan who says quite rightly in Mellow Yellow. Donovan answer that the books are wrong, and it was him and not Paul McCartney who sang that part.
· Irish TV show hosted then by Gay Byrne. Donovan and Spike Milligan were the guests.
· Funny and interesting show. Donovan tells the story of his first concert ever, in Glasgow in 1965, when he and Gypsy Dave had to get into a box to pass through the sea of fans waiting for them.
· Donovan also sand a bit of Spike Milligan's song I'm Walking Backwards For Christmas:
· Donovan is interviewed along with Lionel (?). He had been living in Ireland for four years by then. They talk about his time in Ireland in the early 70's and the invention of the celtic rock, so attached to Donovan's roots. Don't Look Back and the Dylan comparison arise in some moment of the conversation, which leads to the earlier folk musicians such as Pete Seeger (who invited Donovan to play at the Newport Folk Festival in 1965) or Joan Baez.
· Donovan talks about writing songs that people would like to learn to play. The story of Mellow Yellow and smoking banana peels.
· They talk about Julian Jones (son of Brian Jones and Linda Lawrence), and a collaboration with Donovan for a song called I'm An American. Then Julian sings the song.
