from London. Good fell out with ABC executives and walked out. The show could not survive without Good's dynamic influence and it was cancelled in January 1966 to make room for screenings of the new Batman series. He was a subject of the British television programme This Is Your Life in March 1970 when he was surprised by Eamonn Andrews. Music and musical theatre Good played and recorded with Lord Rockingham's XI. Their hit singles included "Fried Onions" and the better known UK Singles Chart #1, "Hoots Mon". He also produced records by performers including The Vernons Girls, Joe Brown, and Jet Harris, and, most notably, Billy Fury's 1960 album The Sound of Fury, cited by AllMusic as ""the best rock & roll album to come out of England's original beat boom of the late 1950s". He was a musical theatrical producer creating productions such as Good Rockin' Tonite. Oh Boy!, Elvis the Musical and Catch My Soul, which was also made into a film of the same name, released in 1974. He had a cameo appearance as an uptight naval officer in the comedy film Father Goose (1966). Art Good converted to Roman Catholicism and devoted his time to Christianity and icon painting, including a wall painting portraying the television as the Devil. His paintings have been exhibited at the Rancho de Chimayó gallery alongside those of painter Antonio Roybal. He lived in New Mexico for many years, but returned to England to live in Oxfordshire. Death Good died of complications from a fall in Oxfordshire on 24 September 2017, at the age of 86. References Further reading External links Shindig produced by Jack Good 1931 births 2017 deaths Converts to Roman Catholicism English music managers English record producers English Roman Catholics English television producers People from the London Borough of Ealing English expatriates in the United States 20th-century English businesspeople