These are the first episodes of 1967; the garage rock scene hasn’t been overtaken by psychedelia, yet. Interesting mix of garage, psych, soul, pop and novelty records.

BANDSTAND 1967
U.S. TV show. Jan-7-67. 4:3 aspect ratio. In the studio, Neil Diamond sings "You Got to Me" and "Solitary Man." Also in studio, The Electric Prunes perform "I Had Too Much to Dream (Last Night)." Dick interviews Tim Conway, Guy Marks and Norman Alden, the stars of the new ABC-TV Western-Comedy series "Rango."

The Rate-a-Record segment features, The Wordd: "You’re Gonna Make Me" and Frankie Laine: " Rango." Telephone Hotline: Interview with Sean Bonniwell of The Music Machine. "Hollywood Hot Line" (telephone) segment: KBLA Santa Monica, CA, DJ Vic Gee recommends Marvin Gaye & Kim Weston's duet "It Takes Two."

In the studio, the kids dance to, Petula Clark: "Colour My World." The Music Machine: "Masculine Intuition." The Royal Guardsmen: "Snoopy Vs. The Red Barron." Paul Revere & the Raiders: "Good Thing." Includes original commercials.

BANDSTAND 1967
U.S. TV show. Jan-14-67. 4:3 aspect ratio. The Youngbloods appear in the studio and perform "Tears Are Falling" and "Grizzly Bear." Also in the studio, Mike Williams performs "Something You Didn't Done."

The Rate-a-Record segment features, The Premiers: "Get On This Plane" and Johnny Fever: "Zombie." Telephone Hotline: Interview with Geoff Daking of the Blues Magoos who tries to define the group’s music.

The kids in the studio dance to, The Four Tops: "Standing In The Shadows of Love." The Blues Magoos: "Nothin’ Yet (We Ain’t Got)." The Royal Guardsmen: "Snoopy Vs. the Red Barron." The Emperors: "Karate." Bob B. Soxx & The Blue Jeans: "Why Do Lovers Break Each Others Hearts." Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs: "How Do You Catch A Girl." Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass: "Mame." Includes original commercials.

BANDSTAND 1967 - Volume 4 TV Show on DVD

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