First single from the album, "Smile", used the theme tune from BBC sports show Ski Sunday, while "Under The Sun" contained elements of a song written by US songwriters Ashford and Simpson.
British television viewers began to tune in more regularly to Ski Sunday each week to follow the performances of a surprise hero, but Bartelski failed to improve on his biggest result.
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Towards the end of his career, Bartelski began to make appearances in the commentary box for Ski Sunday on BBC television - the programme which gained him his fame in his home country.
The 2009 series began on 10 January with a special preview programme presented by Graham Bell covering a summer trek in the Alps.
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The iconic theme music to the programme, "Pop Looks Bach" by Sam Fonteyn, has changed very little over the years and is well-known to the British public.
The Sunday Times | FIS Alpine Ski World Cup | The Sunday Telegraph | Sunday school | Sunday Night Football | Billy Sunday | Sunday | NBC Sunday Night Football | FIS Nordic World Ski Championships | FIS Alpine World Ski Championships | Palm Sunday | The Sunday Times (UK) | Taking Back Sunday | United States Ski Team | ski resort | ski | International Ski Federation | Ski | Bloody Sunday | Black Sunday | Sunday Tribune | CBS News Sunday Morning | The Sunday Times Magazine | The Sunday Game | Sunday School | Sunday Morning | Sunday Mirror | Sunday league football | Ski Sunday | Ski jumping at the 1968 Winter Olympics |
Programmes he hosted include Sportscene, It's a Knockout (1967–1971), Jeux Sans Frontieres, Miss UK, Miss World, Quiz Ball, Rugby Special, Match of the Day, A Question of Sport (1970–1978 and 1989), Grandstand, Superstars, Starshot, Ski Sunday (1978–1996) and the BBC's Winter and Summer Olympic Games coverage.