Shindig! was a fast-paced, teenage music TV show from Hollywood, CA that featured major rock and roll artists and was filmed in front of a live audience. Shindig! helped launch the British invasion in America and extend the careers and several 1950s rock and roll stars. It is arguably the most fun and music-packed teenage show from the 1960s. Shindig! aired from September 1964 through January 1966 and began as a half program, expanded to an hour and retracted back to a half hour before going off the air on January 8, 1966

SHINDIG! Season 2. Show 68. Louis Armstrong & his Band.
U.S. TV show. Aired: Nov-11-65. Guest host: Louis Armstrong, Part 2. Louis Armstrong and his Band: "Sleepy Time Down South," "Struttin' With Some Barbeque," "I've Got A Lot Of Living To Do." Taree Glenn and Band: "Avalon." Jewel Brown and Band: "My Man." Louis Armstrong and his Band: "Mack The Knife," "Ole Miss," "I've Got a Lot of Living to Do." Includes original commercials.

SHINDIG! Season 2. Show 69. Barbara Lewis, Turtles, Ricky Nelson, David Jones, More!
U.S. TV show. Aired: Nov-13-65. Opening song: The Righteous Brothers: "Justine." Donna Loren: "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?" Rick Nelson: "Live and Learn." Barbara Lewis: "Make Me Your Baby." The Turtles: "Your Ma Said You Cried in Your Sleep Last Night." The Righteous Brothers: "Guess Who." David Jones (pre-Monkees Davy Jones): "What Are We Going to Do?" The Turtles: "Let Me Be." Roy Head: "Treat Her Right." Rick Nelson: "I Catch Myself Crying." Barbara Lewis: "Baby I'm Yours." The Righteous Brothers: "Fannie Mae." Roy Head: "Apple Of My Eye." Finale: The Gentrys: "Keep On Dancing." Includes original commercials.

SHINDIG! Season 2. Show 70. The Wild Weird World of Dr. Goldfoot!
U.S. TV show. Aired: Nov-18-65. Dr. Goldfoot (Vincent Price) is planning to kidnap teenager, Malcolm Andrews (Tommy Kirk). The evil doctor wants the classified government information that has been stored in Malcom's brain. Hugo (Harvey Lembeck) and Diane (Susan Hart) help Dr. Goldfoot abduct the teenager. Diane distracts Agent 00½ (Aron Kincaid), who is supposed to be guarding Malcom. Dr. Goldfoot and Hugo take Malcom to Dr. Goldfoot's mansion. Believing he's at a nightclub, Malcolm orders food and demands a floorshow. Three female robots dance. Back at the park, Diane reveals Dr. Goldfoot's plan to Agent 00½. Aron Kincaid & Susan Hart sing: "What's A Boy Supposed to Do?" Includes original commercials.

SHINDIG! Season 2. Show 71. Shindig! in Hawaii, Part 1. Len Barry, Tommy Sands, More!
U.S. TV show. Aired: Nov-20-65. Don Ho and Allis: "I'll Remember You." Len Barry: "1-2-3." Tommy Sands: "The Statue," "Just a Little Bit Better." Ian Whitcomb: "You Turn Me On," "That's Rock 'n' Roll." Billy Preston: "Ain't That Peculiar?" Bobby Sherman: "Honolulu Lulu." Bobby Sherman, Donna Loren: "Roses and Rainbows." Donna Loren: "Take Me in Your Arms" and "My Heart Sings." Finale: The Shindogs: "I Live for the Sun." Includes original commercials.

SHINDIG! Season 2. Show 72. Shindig! in Hawaii, Part 2. Don Ho, Dodie Marshall, More!
U.S. TV show. Aired: Nov-25-65. Opening medley: Glen Campbell: "Hidden Island." The Wellingtons: "Ride the Wild Surf." James Burton: "Yakety Sax." Glen Campbell: "Twelfth Street Rag." (End of medley). Bobby Sherman: "Pied Piper." The Wellingtons: "Chapel in the Moonlight." Dodie Marshall: "Round Every Corner." Len Barry, Glen Campbell: "Ring Dang Doo." Don Ho & Allis: "Pearly Shells." The Blossoms: "I Hear A Symphony." Glen Campbell: "May the Bird of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose." Ian Whitcomb: "Rolling Home to Georgette." Dodie Marshall: "Where Do You Go?" Len Barry: "Lip Synch." The Shindogs" "Kansas City. Finale: Don Ho: "Aloha Oe." Includes original commercials.

SHINDIG! Season 2. Show 73. George Maharis and The Young Americans.
U.S. TV show. Aired: Nov-27-65. George Maharis: "King of the Road," "Route 66," Medley: "Witchcraft," "My Kind of Girl," "I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me." The Young Americans: "Yankee Doodle," "Dixie," "This Land is Your Land." George Maharis: "It's Not Unusual." The Young Americans segment: Individual members of the Young Americans sing song excerpts. George Maharis: "Oh Lonesome Me," George Maharis: "Here's That Rainy Day." The Young Americans: "Waiting for the Robert E. Lee," "Swanee." George Maharis and the Young Americans: "Carolina in the Morning." The Young Americans: "Hambone." George Maharis and the Young Americans: "Swanee." George Maharis: "God Bless the Child," "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands."

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SHINDIG! – The Complete Series Volumes 29 & 30 on DVD!