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51 Episodes 1966 - 1967
Episode 1
Sat, Sep 10, 196660 mins
This is Season 10 of Dick Clark's AMERICAN BANDSTAND as "THE NEW AMERICAN BANDSTAND 1967" & The HOLLIES Performed "Look Through Any Window" (No. 32 in January 1966) "I Can't Let Go" & "Bus Stop" (No. 5 in August 1966) all on "IMPERIAL RECORDS" and Tommy Roe performs "Sweet Pea" (No. 8 in July 1966) & "Hooray for Hazel" (No. 6 in October 1966.) both on ABC RECORDS plus THE AB67 Hotline of "DONOVAN" Talking to Mr. Dick Clark and played "Sunshine Superman" (No.1-1 Week in August 1966 on EPIC RECORDS.)
Episode 2
Sat, Sep 17, 196660 mins
THE NEW AB67 Welcomes Mr. Neil Diamond in His Television Debut and performs "(I'm A) Solitary Man" & "Cherry, Cherry (She's Got The Way to Move Me)" (No. 6 in September 1966) all on BANG RECORDS & Tommy Boyce of Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart Performs solo in "Sunday is The Day Before Monday" on A&M RECORDS & The New AB67 Hotline on Memphis, TN WWPS' DJ Dudley "Dude" Walker aka "Johnny Dark" Talks to Mr. Dick Clark although WHBQ-TV ABC 13 (and now FOX 13) in Memphis, TN Didn't Broadcast "The New AB67."
Episode 3
Sat, Sep 24, 196660 mins
THE NEW AB67 Welcomes MARTHA and THE VANDELLAS Performs "Come And Get These Memories" (No. 29 in May 1963), "Dancing in The Street" (No. 2-2 Weeks in September 1964), "What I'm Going to Do With Your Love?" and "I'm Ready For Love" (No. 9 in November 1966) all on Gordy Records and THE ROBBS (from Dick Clark's Where The Action is?) performs "The Next Time You See Me" on Mercury Records. The NEW AB67 Hotline on WIFE in Indianapolis, IN DJ Rob Porter talks to Mr. Clark and WLWI ABC 13 (Later became WTHR 13 and onto WRTV 6 aka RTV 6) maybe airs "THE NEW AB67."
Episode 4
Sat, Oct 1, 196660 mins
THE NEW AB67 Welcomes ?(QUESTION MARK) & THE MYSTERIANS performs "96 Tears" (No. 1-1 Week in September 1966) & Miss Lesley Gore Performs "It's My Party" (No. 1-2 Weeks in May 1963) & "(Please, Man) Treat Me Like A Lady." Marlo Thomas aka Ann Marie of "That Girl" will called by Mr. Clark on "THE NEW AB67 Hollywood Hotline."
Episode 5
Sat, Oct 8, 196660 mins
THE NEW AB67 Welcomes Mr. Mel Carter Performs "Take Good Care of Her" & "You, You, You" & Roy Head and no help with his band The Traits in "Treat Her Right" (No. 2-2 Weeks in September 1965) & "(What it Takes) to Make A Big Man to Cry?" Plus Mr. Jim Lange Talks to Mr. Dick Clark on "THE NEW AB67" Hotline to talk about The Nighttime THE DATING GAME has debuted past Thursday October 6, 1966 as he hopes for a good success on both nighttime & daytime on ABC-TV and wish him luck.
Episode 6
Sat, Oct 15, 196660 mins
THE NEW AB67 Welcomes STEVIE WONDER Performs "Blowin' in The WInd" (No. 9 in July 1966) & "(There's) A Place in The Sun" (No. 9 in November 1966) and Miss JACKIE DeSHANNON performs "I Can Make It With You" and also played on the record by THE POZO-SECO SINGERS (No. 32 in October 1966 on COLUMBIA RECORDS-The CBS CORPORATION). Plus THE ROLLING STONES' "Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing in The Shadow?" (No. 9 in October 1966 on LONDON RECORDS) and ERIC BURDON & THE NEW ANIMALS performed "See See Rider (1925)" {No. 10 in October 1966 on MGM RECORDS-Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.}
Episode 7
Sat, Oct 22, 196660 mins
THE NEW AB67 Welcomes THE LEFT BANKE Performs "Walk Away Renee (No. 5 in September 1966)" & BOBBY RYDELL Performs "The Cha-Cha-Cha (No. 10 in October 1962)" & "We're Open For Business As Usual." The Record Plays HERMAN'S HERMITS in "Dandy" (No. 5 in October 1966 on MGM Records-Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer).
Episode 8
Sat, Oct 29, 196660 mins
THE NEW AB67 Halloween Show Welcomes THE 13TH FLOOR ELEVATORS performs "You Gonna Miss Me" & MR. BILLY STEWART "The Fat Boy of R&B" sings Doris Day's 1954 Hit "Secret Love (No. 29 in November 1966)" Plus The Record Plays THE ROYAL GUARDSMEN in "Snoopy Vs. The Red Baron (No. 2-4 Weeks in December 1966 on LAURIE RECORDS)" & BOBBY "BORIS" PICKETT & THE CRYPT-KICKERS in "The Monster Mash (No. 1-2 Weeks in September 1962 on GARPAX RECORDS-London.)" The NEW AB67 HOTLINE on Mr. Graham Nash of THE HOLLIES Talks to Mr. Clark & Plays The New Record "Stop! Stop! Stop! (All That Dancing) {No. 7 in November 1966 on IMPERIAL RECORDS-Liberty-MGM-UA.}"
Episode 9
Sat, Nov 5, 196660 mins
THE NEW AB67 Welcomes Mr. Gene Pitney Performed "Only Love Can Break A Heart (No. 2-1 Week in September 1962)" & "(In The) Cold Light of Day & The Boss' Daughter." Mr. Clark Talks 1 of The DJs in The Louisville, KY Radio Stations on THE NEW AB67 HOLLYWOOD HOTLINE and WLKY-TV ABC 32 (and now WLKY-TV CBS 32) airs the program.
Episode 10
Sat, Nov 12, 196660 mins
The NEW AB67 Welcomes THE COUNT FIVE (V-5) in "Psychotic Reaction (No. 5 in September 1966) & Peace of Mind." Mr. Clark Talks to 1 of The Radio DJs in Washington, DC and WMAL-TV 7 ABC (and now WJLA-TV ABC 7) airs the show also Mr. Michael Piano of THE SANDPIPERS & Plays The Record of A Cover of The Kingsmen's 1963 Hit "Louie, Louie (No. 30 in November 1966 on A&M Records)" & DONOVAN's New Hit "Mellow Yellow (No. 2-3 Weeks in November 1966 on EPIC RECORDS-The CBS CORPORATION.)" [NOTE: On Saturday November 19, 1966 "THE NEW AMERICAN BANDSTAND 1967" Preempted for ABC SPORTS (and now ESPN on ABC) Coverage of NCAA Football The Pre-Game Show & The Notre Dame Fighting Irish Vs. The Michigan State Wolverines & The USC Trojans Vs. The UCLA Bruins. and THE NEW AB67 will be return Saturday November 26, 1966 in B&W.]
Episode 11
Sat, Nov 26, 196615 mins
THE NEW AB67 Welcome MR. MARVIN SMITH of THE ARTISTICS in "Time Stopped" and ABC SPORTS (ESPN on ABC) Coverage of NCAA Football The Pre-Game Show & THE U.S. ARMY & NAVY GAME and return to it's regular time period of 1 Hour on Saturday December 3, 1966 in B&W.
Episode 12
Sat, Dec 3, 196615 mins
THE NEW AMERICAN BANDSTAND 1967 Welcomes MR. OTIS REDDING Performs "Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa (A Sad Song) The Loser's Theme of The CBS-TV 1955 to 1959 Quiz-Game Show "THE $64,000 QUESTION/CHALLENGE" {No. 29 in October 1966}" & THE NEW AB67 HOTLINE on Mr. Ken Ellner of "The Count V=5" Talks to Mr. Clark & Play "Peace of Mind on DOUBLE SHOT RECORDS-Mercury." Once Again ABC SPORTS (ESPN on ABC) Coverage of NCAA FOOTBALL with The Pre-Game Show & Selected Action Games and returns on Saturday December 10, 1966.
Episode 13
Sat, Dec 10, 196660 mins
THE NEW AMERICAN BANDSTAND 1967 Welcomes THE MUSIC MACHINE performs "Talk Talk (No. 15 in December 1966-January 1967)", MR. DRAKE LEVIN Talks to Mr. Clark on "THE NEW AB67 HOTLINE" & Plays The Record of his Band PAUL REVERE & THE RAIDERS on "Dick Clark's Where The Action Is?" Performed "Good Thing (No. 4 in December 1966-January 1967 on COLUMBIA RECORDS-The CBS CORPORATION)" & The Record Plays WILSON PICKETT in "Mustang Sally (No. 23 in December 1966 on ATLANTIC RECORDS)" along with THE OUTSIDERS Plays "Help Me Girl (No. 37 in December 1966 on CAPITOL RECORDS)" & BRENDA LEE plays "Coming on Strong (No. 11 in October 1966 on DECCA RECORDS.)"
Episode 14
Sat, Dec 17, 196660 mins
THE NEW AMERICAN BANDSTAND 1967 Welcomes THE SANDPIPERS performs "Guantanamera" (No. 9 in August 1966) & "Louie, Louie (No. 30 in November 1966)" . Miss TINA MASON from "Dick Clark's Where The Action Is" signs "Anyway That You Want Me." THE NEW AB67 HOTLINES 1. THE MONKEES Talks to Mr. Clark About The Success of Their Her Records Singles, Albums & Their own Television Sitcom Series and also having 1 Nomination for The 1967 Golden Globe Awards or Not & Playing The Record of "I'm A Believer & (I'm Not Your) Stepping Stones are both No. 1-7 Weeks & No. 20 in December 1966-January 1967 on COLGEMS RECORDS" & 2. He Talks to 1 of The Radio DJs in Nashville, TN and WSIX-TV ABC 8 (later WNGE-TV and now WKRN-TV ABC 2) airs this show. The Record Plays AARON NEVILLE in "Tell it Like it is (No. 2-1 Week in December 1966-January 1967 on PAR-LO RECORDS.)"
Episode 15
Sat, Dec 24, 196660 mins
THE NEW AB67 CHRISTMAS SHOW and playing all Christmas Hits and welcoming THE HARD TIMES in "Fortune Teller", FREDDIE "BOOM BOOM" CANNON performs "Action (Where The Action Is)" & "In My Wildest Dreams", THE NEW AB67 HOTLINES 1. Mr. Clark Talks to Santa Claus and appears himself & 2. Mr. Clark Talks to 1 of The Radio DJs in San Francisco, CA and 1 of The 5 ABC-TV Network Stations is KGO-TV ABC-DISNEY 7 in San Francisco & Northern California is still existed as of now & THE FOUR TOPS plays the record "(I"m) Standing in The Shadows of Love (No. 6 in December 1966-January 1967 on MOTOWN RECORDS)" and also THE 4 SEASONS plays "Tell it to The Rain (No. 10 in December 1966-January 1967 on PHILLIPS RECORDS-Mercury.)"
Episode 16
Sat, Dec 31, 196660 mins
THE NEW AB67 NEW YEAR'S EVE SHOW plays the best hits of 1966 and welcomes THE BLUES MAGOOS performs "(We Ain't Got) Nothin' Yet (No. 5 in January 1967)", MRS. (ELVA) MILLER "The Singing Grandmother performed Petula Clark's Downtown & The Toys' A Lover's Concerto" (Both Charted in The HOT 40 in 1965), THE NEW AB67 HOTLINE Talks to 1 of The RADIO DJs in Charleston, WV to recap the events of 1966 & predicts the events are going to happened into The New Year 1967 as it's separate counterpart WHTN-TV ABC 13 (later WOWK-TV ABC 13 and now back to WCHS-TV ABC 8) broadcasts the show. Miss Leslie Hornby aka "TWIGGY" Interview on-stage by Mr. Clark & The Early Countdown to 1967.
Episode 17
Sat, Jan 7, 196760 mins
THE NEW AMERICAN BANDSTAND 1967 NEW YEAR'S DAY SHOW Welcomes The New Year 1967 and The Performers are NEIL DIAMOND performs "(I'm A) Solitary Man", "I Got The Feelin' (Oh No No) {No. 16 in November 1966}" & "You Got To Me (You Got To Be Mine) {No. 18 in February 1967}", THE ELECTRIC PRUNES performs "I Had Too Much To Dream (Last Night) {No. 11 in January 1967}", The Menfolk of "RANGO" (Tim Conway as "RANGO", GUY MARKS as Indian Pink Cloud & NORMAN ALDEN as Capt. Horton) performs The Title Theme by Lip-Syncs FRANKIE LAINE along with the hits played by an record player to dance to them. THE NEW AB67 HOTLINE Talks to Mr. Sean Bonniwell-The Leader of THE MUSIC MACHINE and plays "Talk Talk (No. 15 in December 1966-January 1967 on ORIGINAL SOUND)" & 2 Cameo Appearances of Miss Barbara Hewitt-The Rose Queen & Her Court of 1967 and Jane Jayroe (Miss America 1967) are both interviewed by Mr. Dick Clark.
Episode 18
Sat, Jan 14, 196760 mins
THE NEW AB67 Welcomes THE YOUNGBLOODS performs "Grizzly Bear" & "Get Together", MIKE WILLIAMS performs "You Don't Want Me Around", THE NEW AB67 HOTLINE Talks to 1. Mr. Geoff Daking of THE BLUES MAGOOS & Plays "(We Ain't Got) Nothin' Yet (No. 5 in January 1967)" after this & 2. He Talks to 1 of The Radio DJs in St. Louis. MO and the counterpart is KTVI ABC 2 (and it moved to KDNL-TV ABC 30) this/that broadcast the program and Mr. Clark Welcome The New Model of 1967 Miss Jennifer O'Neill as she's being interviewed by Mr. Clark.
Episode 19
Sat, Jan 21, 196760 mins
"THE NEW AMERICAN BANDSTAND 1967" Welcomes Mr. Otis Redding performs The Ted Weems 1934 Hit of "Try A Little Tenderness" (No. 25 in December 1966-January 1967) and The New AB67 Hotline Talks to Bobby Burgess & New Dancing Partner Cissy King of "THE Lawrence Welk SHOW" plus The New Records are playing The Bob Crewe Generation in "Music to Watch Girls By from Diet Pepsi Cola" (No. 15 in January 1967) & Tom Jones in "The Green, Green Grass of Home" (No. 11 in January 1967).
Episode 20
Sat, Jan 28, 196760 mins
The Standells perform "Dirty Water" and "Try It." A telephone interview with Davy Jones of The Monkees.
Episode 21
Sat, Feb 4, 196760 mins
Tommy Roe sings "It's Now Winter's Day." Joe Simon sings "My Special Prayer."
Episode 22
Sat, Feb 11, 1967
The Mojo Men perform "Sit Down I Think I Love You." Jimmy Castor performs "Hey, Leroy, Your Mama's Callin' You." In the "Hot Line" segment, actor-singer James Darren is interviewed via telephone.
Episode 23
Sat, Feb 18, 1967
Dick Clark's guests are vocal group The 5th Dimension and singer P.J. Proby. The 5th Dimension perform "Go Where You Wanna Go." P.J. Proby sings "Niki Hoeky." This week's "Hot Line" segment features a telephone interview with Gene Hughes of The Casinos. The Bandstand regulars dance to The Casinos' record "Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye." In the "Hollywood Hot Line" segment, Dick Clark talks with a Pocatello, Idaho, disc jockey.
Episode 24
Sat, Feb 25, 1967
The McCoys perform "I Got to Go Back (And Watch That Little Girl Dance)." Felice Taylor sings "It May Be Winter Outside (But In My Heart It's Spring)." Plus, a telephone interview with record producer Bob Crew.
Episode 25
Sat, Mar 4, 1967
"Cannonball" Adderley performs "Mercy, Mercy, Mercy." Chris Montez sings "Because of You." Dick Clark plays snippets from a circa 1964 audio interview with The Beatles.
Episode 26
Sat, Mar 11, 196760 mins
Dick Clark presents music videos for The Beatles' records "Strawberry Fields Forever" and "Penny Lane." Following each video, Mr. Clark asks the studio audience for their reactions. Also, a telephone interview with The Harpers Bizarre.
Episode 27
Sat, Mar 18, 196760 mins
The Hard Times perform "They Said No." Marvin Gaye sings his half of the "It Takes Two" duet, with a large rag doll taking the place of Kim Weston (who had left Motown for MGM records). Also, a telephone interview with The Monkees.
Episode 28
Sat, Mar 25, 1967
Dobie Gray sings "River Deep, Mountain High." Dino, Desi and Billy perform "If You're Thinking What I'm Thinking." A telephone interview with members of the New Vaudeville Band.
Episode 29
Sat, Apr 1, 196760 mins
The Turtles perform "Happy Together." Freddy Cannon sings "Maverick's Flat."
Episode 30
Sat, Apr 8, 196760 mins
Lesley Gore sings "California Nights." The Music Machine performs "Masculine Intuition." Jim Lowe of the Electric Prunes is interviewed by telephone. A look at photographs of The Monkees' Davy Jones from his childhood to the present day.
Episode 31
Sat, Apr 15, 196760 mins
Martha and The Vandellas sing "Jimmy Mack." The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band performs "Buy for Me The Rain." A telephone interview with Mike Rabon of the Five Americans ("Western Union").
Episode 32
Sat, Apr 22, 196760 mins
The Blues Magoos perform "Pipe Dream." Gene Chandler sings "The Girl Don't Care." A telephone interview with singer Neil Diamond.
Episode 33
Sat, Apr 29, 196760 mins
The studio guests are Brenton Wood and The Yellow Balloon. Brenton Wood sings "The Oogum Boogum Song." The Yellow Balloon performs "Yellow Balloon." Following their song, The Yellow Balloon's lead singer Alex Valdez, introduces band members Frosty Green (keyboards), Paul Canella (lead guitar), "Luke R. Yoo" on drums ("My Three Sons" actor Don Grady in disguise), and Don Braught (bass guitar). A studio audience member conducts a telephone interview with Arthur Conley. The studio audience dances to Arthur Conley's record "Sweet Soul Music." Dick Clark introduces a two minute experimental film featuring various geometric shapes. The songs in the Rate-A-Record segment are "Robin Hood" (by Ronnie Brown, 85%) and "When I Think Of You" (by Twiggy, 37.5%). In the "Roll Call" segment, studio audience members are asked if they think girls will copy Twiggy's look. Dick Clark takes a phone call from Chicago disc jockey Ron Riley, of WLS radio, who suggests Lovin' Spoonful's record "Six O'Clock" for the Spotlight Dance. The studio audience dances to records by Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels ("Too Many Fish In The Sea"), The Electric Prunes ("Get Me to the World on Time"), The Supremes ("The Happening" - the number one song in AB's Top 10) and Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass ("Casino Royale").
Episode 34
Sat, May 6, 1967
The studio guests are The Electric Prunes and Brenda Holloway. The Electric Prunes perform "Get Me to the World on Time." Brenda Holloway sings "Just Look What You've Done." A studio audience member conducts a telephone interview with Jeff Beck. In the "Hollywood Hot Line" segment, Dick Clark talks with Orlando disc jockey Bill Vermillion of WLOF radio. Vermillion selects the record "A Little Bit of Soul" (by The Music Explosion) for the Spotlight Dance. The songs in the Rate-A-Record segment are "Hey Little Girl of Mine" (by the Cascades, 72.5%) and "Paint the Little Girl Blue" (by Nettie's Children). The studio audience dances to records by Tommy James and the Shondells ("Mirage"), Jeff Beck ("Hi Ho Silver Lining"), The Supremes ("The Happening" - the number one song in the AB's Top 10 countdown), Ronnie Dove ("My Babe"), Eric Burdon and The Animals ("When I Was Young"), and The Bob Crewe Generation ("Miniskirts in Moscow").
Episode 35
Sat, May 13, 1967
The studio guests are The Merry-Go-Round and Jerry Butler. The Merry-Go-Round perform "Live." Jerry Butler sings "You Walked into My Life" and "I Dig You Baby." A studio audience member conducts a telephone interview with Grace Slick of the Jefferson Airplane. The studio audience dances to Jefferson Airplane's record "Somebody to Love." The songs in the Rate-A-Record segment are "Your Love Is Like A Magnet" (by Age of Reason, 42.5%) and "Ask Me No Questions" (by Eddie Armen, 77.5%). In the "Roll Call" segment, Dick Clark asks members of the studio audience who they would pay $5 to see in concert: Elvis Presley, The Beatles or The Monkees? Dick Clark takes a phone call from Erie, PA, disc jockey Randy Michaels, of WJET radio, who chooses The Four Seasons' 1962 record "Sherry" for the Spotlight Dance. The studio audience dances to records by James and Bobby Purify ("Shake a Tail Feather"), The Dave Clark 5 ("You Got What It Takes" - the number one song in AB's Top 10), The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band ("Buy for Me the Rain"), Cannonball Adderley ("Why (Am I Treated So Bad)?"), The Who ("Happy Jack"), and Whistling Jack Smith ("I Was Kaiser Bill's Batman").
Episode 36
Sat, May 20, 1967
The Seeds perform "Can't Seem to Make you Mine" and "Painted Doll." On film: The Alan Price Set perform "Simon Smith and His Amazing Dancing Bear." A telephone interview with Gene Cornish, guitarist for the Young Rascals ("Groovin'").
Episode 37
Sat, May 27, 196760 mins
Dick Clark's in-studio guests are The Buckinghams who perform "Mercy, Mercy, Mercy." Al Nichol and Jim Tucker of the Turtles are featured in the "Hot Line" telephone interview. In a phone conversation with Dick Clark, disc jockey Johnny Rabbitt (Ron Elz) of KXOK radio, St. Louis, Missouri, picks the Grass Roots record "Let's Live for Today" for the Spotlight dance. The songs in the Rate-A-Record segment are "Powered by Love" (by Powered by Love, 82.5%) and "Arnold Layne" (by Pink Floyd, 60%). The studio audience dances to records by The Four Tops ("7-Rooms Of Gloom"), The Turtles ("She'd Rather Be with Me"), the Young Rascals ("Groovin'," the #1 song in AB's Top 10 countdown), The Parade ("Sunshine Girl"), Booker T. And The M.G.'s ("Hip Hugger"), the Jefferson Airplane ("Somebody to Love"), and Whistling Jack Smith ("I Was Kaiser Bill's Batman"
Episode 38
Sat, Jun 3, 196760 mins
The Jefferson Airplane perform "Somebody to Love" and "White Rabbit." Mark Lindsay introduces the newest member of Paul Revere and the Raiders. A telephone interview with singer Otis Redding.
Episode 39
Sat, Jun 10, 1967
The Grass Roots perform "Let's Live for Today." Question Mark and the Mysterians perform "Girl (You Captivate Me)."
Episode 40
Sat, Jun 17, 196760 mins
The studio guests are Don and the Goodtimes, Johnny Rivers, and Bob Crew. Don and the Goodtimes perform "I Could Be So Good to You." Johnny Rivers sings "The Tracks of My Tears." Following the song, Johnny Rivers talks to Dick Clark about the upcoming, June 16-18, 1967 Monterrey Pop Festival. (This Bandstand episode was probably taped a week or two before its June 17, 1967 air-date.) Dick Clark interviews music producer-songwriter Bob Crew. A studio audience member conducts a telephone interview with singer Marvin Gaye. In the "Hollywood Hot Line" segment, Dick Clark talks with Cleveland disc jockey Jack Armstrong of WKYC radio. Jack Armstrong selects the Syndicate of Sound's 1966 record "Hey Little Girl" for the Spotlight Dance. The songs in the Rate-A-Record segment are "Tomorrow Means Goodbye" (by Sandy Rhodes, 42.5%) and "Incense & Peppermints" (by the Strawberry Alarm Clock, 77.5%). The studio audience dances to records by Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels ("Too Many Fish In The Sea"), Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell ("Ain't No Mountain High Enough"), The Turtles ("She'd Rather Be with Me," the #1 record in the AB Top 10), and The Bob Crewe Generation ("You Only Live Twice").
Episode 41
Sat, Jun 24, 1967
The 5th Dimension sing "Up-Up And Away."
Episode 42
Sat, Jul 1, 196760 mins
Tina Turner sings "I'll Never Need More Than This." The Ventures perform "Vibrations." A telephone interview with Elaine "Spanky" McFarlane, of Spanky and Our Gang ("Sunday Will Never Be The Same").
Episode 43
Sat, Jul 8, 1967
Donna Loren sings "Let's Pretend." The Five Americans perform "Western Union" and "Zip Code." A telephone interview with Ray Manzarek of The Doors.
Episode 45
Sat, Jul 15, 1967
The Impressions perform "You've Got Me Runnin'." Tommy Roe sings "Little Miss Sunshine." A telephone interview with Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart.
Episode 46
Sat, Jul 22, 196760 mins
The Doors perform "The Crystal Ship" and "Light My Fire." On film: The Bee Gees perform "New York Mining Disaster 1941 (Have You Seen my Wife, Mr. Jones?)"
Episode 47
Sat, Jul 29, 196760 mins
The Byrds perform "Lady Friend." The Forum perform "The River Is Wide." A short film on dune buggies is shown.
Episode 48
Sat, Aug 5, 196760 mins
American Bandstand's 10th Anniversary Show, Part One. On film, vintage performances by Chubby Checker ("Let's Twist Again"), Brenda Lee ("Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree"), James Brown ("It's a Man's Man's Man's World") and Bobby Rydell.
Episode 49
Sat, Aug 12, 196760 mins
American Bandstand's 10th Anniversary Show, Part Two. On film: A visit with Bandstand regulars, now adults, who danced on the first American Bandstand in 1957. Vintage footage of The Mamas and the Papas, The Supremes, and The Olympics.
Episode 50
Sat, Aug 19, 196760 mins
Freddy Cannon sings "20th Century Fox." The Platters perform "Washed Ashore (On A Lonely Island In The Sea)" and "Twilight Time." A telephone interview with Ted Templeman of Harpers Bizarre.
Episode 51
Sat, Aug 26, 196760 mins
Leonard Nimoy (from "Star Trek") sings "Bilbo Baggins." Bobby Vee sings "Take Good Care of Her." A telephone interview with "Ode to Billie Joe" singer, Bobbie Gentry.
Episode 52
Sat, Sep 2, 1967
The Sunshine Company performs "Blue May" and "Happy."