Shivaree was a Shindig!-styled teenage rock 'n' roll TV show that began as a local Los Angeles-based program on KABC-LA. It became syndicated in April 1965 and aired in more than 150 markets in the U.S. and seven countries internationally. Shivaree was created and hosted by LA's top all-night DJ, Gene Weed.

SHIVAREE
Jan-1-66. Very groovy episode! The Bantams: "Do You Love Me" and "Twist & Shout." Lou Rawls: "Cold, Cold Heart" and "Margie." Dusty Springfield: "Wishin' & Hopin'" and "Some of Your Lovin'" The M Threes: "When The Party's Over." Simon & Garfunkel: "We've got a Groovy Thing Going" (terrific Merseybeat sounding tune!) and "The Sounds Of Silence."

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Jul-31-65. The Turtles: "Almost There" (excellent garage rock sound!) and "It Ain't Me, Babe." James Darren: "Because You're Mine" and "Hand In Hand." Slim Gaillard: "Cement Mixer" and "Linda Cara." The Kinks: "Set Me Free" and "All Day and All Of The Night." Evie Sands: "Take Me For A Little While" and "Run Home to Your Mama."

SHIVAREE
May-8-65. The Preachers: "Who Do You Love" and "Chicken Poppa." James Darren: "Her Royal Majesty" and "A Married Man." Carol Crane: "How Should I Feel?" and "A Frightful Situation" (sung to tune of "Mrs. Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter"). The Byrds: "Mr. Tambourine Man" and "I Knew I'd Want You." Glen Campbell: "Southern Style Country Lover" and "Ramblin' Around." Shivaree Dancers shake to Glen Campbell ripping it up on a Rickenbacker.

SHIVAREE
Sep-4-65. Bobby Fuller 4: "Never To Be Forgotten" and "Let Her Dance." Lenny Welch: "Two Different Worlds" and "I Was There." Mike Clifford: "Before I Left Her." Ketty Lester: "West Coast" and "Head Up High?" Bob and Bobby: "Baby What You Want Me To Do?" and "To The Beach."

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