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		By: Joseph Gallant		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Had it not been for the fact that the American networks were rapidly converting from black-and-white to colour broadcasting in the mid 1960&#039;s, or if ITV had begun colour broadcasting by 1964, &quot;Ready, Steady, Go!&quot; likely would have been exported to the United States.

Given that it originated in London at the height of the &quot;British Music Invasion&quot;, I think &quot;RSG&quot; would have been successful in America as well.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Had it not been for the fact that the American networks were rapidly converting from black-and-white to colour broadcasting in the mid 1960&#8217;s, or if ITV had begun colour broadcasting by 1964, &#8220;Ready, Steady, Go!&#8221; likely would have been exported to the United States.</p>
<p>Given that it originated in London at the height of the &#8220;British Music Invasion&#8221;, I think &#8220;RSG&#8221; would have been successful in America as well.</p>
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