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Thursday, January 5, 2023

Alan, Denny, Cisco, Chris, Allie, Wolfman, Nina, Kate and Thea Join The Shady Bunch - 2023 New Year Gala, Pt. 2


COLD SHOW OPEN
CLICK TO START THE VIDEO NOW! 


"Love You Inside Out" - Bee Gees
(dance performed by Legs & Co on
Apr. 26, 1979, ep. of Top Of The Pops) 

For your listening and especially your viewing pleasure, the dancing damsels
of Legs & Co on the long-running UK music program Top Of The Pops,
doing their artistic interpretation of "Love You Inside Out," a chart-
topping hit in the U.S. and Canada in the spring of 1979
for the British brother act the Bee Gees. 



Hello and Happy New Year!
I'm Alan Shore, the lecherous loose
cannon lawyer on not one, but two
hit television series - The Practice
and Boston Legal.

Welcome to Part 2 of Shady's
gala New Year extravaganza...
kicking-off 2023 in grand
style with music selections
from the newest members
of The Shady Bunch
deejay staff. 


My new show on S-P-M-M Retrosonic Radio is called
Letch Dance
With Alan Shore.
It will feature dazzling performances by Legs & Co, Pan's People and
Ruby Flipper, the female terpsichore troupes on Top Of The Pops.


Occasionally I will treat you to rare glimpses of the dancing Go-Go girls
on Germany's Musikladen and other European music programs of the 70s. 


 So join me and my sidekick Denny Crane this year on what promises to be
the most exciting and entertaining show ever presented at Shady's Place -
Letch Dance
With Alan Shore.



Pan's People...
Ruby Flipper...
Legs & Co...
I dated 'em all,
 and married 5 of
'em...or was it 6?
Denny Crane!





Hola mis amigos
y amigas!

As you recall from my previous
appearances, I'm Cisco Ramon...
mechanical engineering whiz kid
and youngest member of the team
of scientists at S.T.A.R. Labs on
the superhero TV series The Flash.
When I developed the metahuman
ability to see into the future, I took
the codename "Vibe." This year,
I am joining The Shady Bunch
DJ squad as host of a new show
on S-P-M-M Retro Radio called



Cisco's
VintaGe Vibes.
Just now, I peered into the future and saw good times ahead for you and me
on S-P-M-M. Here's a sample of what you'll see and hear on my show.

CLICK TO START THE VIDEO NOW! 

From late 1970, the pop-jazz band Blood, Sweat & Tears led by
David Clayton-Thomas with their top 20 hit-- "Lucretia Mac Evil!"


"Lucretia Mac Evil" - Blood, Sweat & Tears
(Nov. 1970, highest chart pos. #17 Cash Box/#29 Hot 100)



Hi, Everybody! It's me again,
Chris Griffin, the crazy mixed-up kid
on Family Guy. As you know from my
previous stints on Shady's blogs, I am
also a world class talent scout. Today
I'm excited to announce that Shady
has promoted me to a full time DJ
on S-P-M-M radio. Starting this
year, I will host my new show

Chris Griffin's
Psychotic Break

...a musical interlude that will
put you in touch with your
inner wild child. 


To give you a hint of what's to come on my show, I present a song by Ratt,
the San Diego-based glam metal band of the 80s fronted by Stephen Pearcy.
Ratt is associated with comedy legend Milton Berle because he appeared in
two of the band's videos, and because "Uncle Miltie," as he was known by
millions of TV viewers, was the real life uncle of Ratt manager Marshall
Berle. Here now is Ratt on stage doing their top 40 Rock chart hit
from the fall of 1985-- "You're In Love!"


"You're In Love" - Ratt
(Oct./Nov. 1985, highest chart pos. #34 U.S. Rock,
#67 Canada/#82 UK/#89 Hot 100)


Hi, I'm Allie Pressman. Shady introduced
me last year.  As you recall, I'm the main
character on the mystery drama web TV
series The Society. The show is about
a group of high school classmates who
return from a field trip to discover that
everyone in their town has vanished.
The teens need to figure out how to
survive on their own, govern and
police themselves and forge a
brave new world. My new show
here on S-P-M-M will be called

Society's Child.

It is only fitting that the records
I play flash back to the late 60s
when gentle people with flowers
in their hair created a new society
and tried to make a better world.

CLICK TO START THE VIDEO NOW!

Here's the kind of song you'll hear on Society's Child...
Scottish troubadour Donovan's 1968 hit-- "Jennifer Juniper!" 


"Jennifer Juniper" - Donovan
(Apr. 1968, highest chart pos. # #18 Cash Box/#26 Hot 100)

AHHHOOOOOOO!

Happy New Year, bay-bay, from your old pal on the radio The Wolfman!
Yes, gracious, I'm back full time on S-P-M-M... the number one station for
a rock & roll nation.  Starting this year, I'll be hosting a new show called

 Wolfman Jack's 
 American Hot Wax 

...and here's a sample of the kind of sounds you'll hear.  It's the merry
Mr. Chuck Berry with a blast from the past... a chart topper
in the early months of 1958-- "Sweet Little Sixteen!" 


"Sweet Little Sixteen" - Chuck Berry
(Mar. 1958, highest chart pos. #1 R&B/#2 Hot 100 & Cash Box,
perf. on Feb. 22, 1958, ep. of The Dick Clark Show
aka Dick Clark's Saturday Night Beechnut Show) 


Hello. I am Nina Sergeevna Krilova.
Do not believe what you read in
the newspaper. I come to you

 From Russia 
 With Love! 

I am a clerical worker turned KGB agent
on the FX network period spy thriller TV
show The Americans. I work at Soviet
Embassy in Washington, but much of
my time is spent...how you Americans
say?... making whoopee in safe house
with my secret lover, FBI agent Stan
Beeman. I serve him as an informant,
a "double agent." Yes, it is true. I am
Stan Beeman's...how you Americans
say?... under the covers angel.

Recently I received good news. Shady Del Knight has picked me to host
my own show starting soon here on S-P-M-M Retrosonic Radio. 

CLICK TO START THE VIDEO NOW!

My show is called
 Nina Krilova's Glasnost 
...and I have a sample of what you might hear. It's Nancy Sinatra
with the B side of her 1966 hit "How Does That Grab You, Darlin'?"
Here is-- "The Last Of The Secret Agents!" 


"The Last Of The Secret Agents?" - Nancy Sinatra
(May/June 1966, B side of "How Does That Grab You, Darlin'?") 




Alrigh’ mates? I'm D.I. Kate Bishop on the British comedy-drama police procedural
Vexed. I'm the better half of a detective duo with my partner, Jack Armstrong,
a relationship that's every bit as dysfunctional as my marriage. 

CLICK TO START THE VIDEO NOW!

I was chuffed to bits when I got word that Shady Del Knight has
selected me and six other celebrity Brit birds to host our own
radio show on S-P-M-M. Our new show is called
BRITISH BRITISH SWAG 
..and here's a sample. From early 1967, it's The Spencer Davis Group
featuring singer-songwriter Steve Winwood doing their Hammond
organ-driven blues rock hit-- "I'm A Man!" 


"I'm A Man" - Spencer Davis Group
(Apr./May 1967, highest chart pos. #10 Hot 100 & Cash Box)



Hi, again!  I'm Thea Queen. You might remember me from my previous
appearances and hosting stints at Shady's rave parties. Just in case your
memory needs refreshing, I'm Oliver's kid sister and the vigilante
avenger codename "Speedy" on the DC Comics superhero TV
series Arrow. I also am the owner of Verdant, Star City's
hottest nightclub. With credentials like those, it's no
surprise that Shady picked me to go full time and
host my own show on S-P-M-M. I'll be back
later this year with the cool sounds of
the Disco 70s and clubbin' 80s on
Thea Queen of Clubs
... a show that'll keep you out on the floor and begging for more. 

CLICK TO START THE VIDEO NOW!

I hope you enjoyed this 2-part music fest to start the new year. To play us off,
here's The Queen of Disco, Donna Summer, with "Last Dance," her top 5 hit
from the summer of '78. Donna performs the song in a scene from the film
Thank God It's Friday. Now for Kate Bishop, Nina Krilova, Wolfman Jack,
Allie Pressman, Chris Griffin, Cisco Ramon, Alan Shore and Denny
Crane, I'm Thea Queen saying goodbye and have a super year!


"Last Dance" - Donna Summer
(July/Aug. 1978, highest chart pos. #3 Hot 100/#4 Cash Box,
#5 R&B, scene from May 1978 film Thank God It's Friday) 

Wolfman Jack's American Hot Wax
Another Shady's Place exclusive!

Friday, October 16, 2020

Alan Shore Wheedles: "Letch Dance!"







(COLD SHOW OPEN)
CLICK TO START THE VIDEO NOW!


Pan's People do the "Monster Mash" -
Bobby "Boris" Pickett And The Crypt-Kickers
(Halloween 1962, highest chart pos. #1,
ver. 2 of dance perf. by Pan's People on
Sept. 13, 1973, ep. of Top Of The Pops)

Halloween's fast approaching and what better way to get into the spirit
than with a zesty dance routine by the lovely and talented Pan's People
from the English music television series Top Of The Pops? In that
vintage clip from Halloween season 1973, Pan's Peeps did the
"Mash"... they did the "Monster Mash," shaking their groove
things to Bobby (Boris) Pickett's nifty novelty number,
a record that originally charted at Halloween 1962.




Hi there. I'm
Alan Shore
and you're not.

I got that one
from Chevy Chase.

(BA-DUM-BUMP)


Unless you've been hiding out on planet Pluto for the last hundred years,
you know that I'm the hot shot lawyer who starred in not one but two
hit courtroom dramedies, namely The Practice and Boston Legal.



On season 8 of The Practice, I swept in, grabbed the reins and singlehandedly
resurrected the struggling Boston law firm of Young, Frutt, and Berluti. When
that blew up I moved across town, shook up the establishment and proved
myself the best and most libidinous lawyer at my BFF Denny Crane's
shop Crane, Poole & Schmidt as the star of Boston Legal.


A little more about me: My hobbies are women, incessant flirting, women,
getting even, women, invading personal space, women and crossing
the line in imaginative ways. Did I mention women? Scroll down
to view more examples of my libertine libido in action:


As you can see, I never got the memo about political correctness.
When I'm not busy going rogue... I'm a loose cannon.  


I smoke nasty cigars.....


I consume mass quantities of alcohol. I have even been known
to jaywalk on occasion... and these are my good qualities.
Gotta love me... or not.




Be that as it may, I am the most loyal
friend you'll ever find, and trust me,
you don't want me as an enemy.

Recently Shady Del Knight hired me to
spice up his Bandstands in Foreign Lands
series. My first order of business was to
raid the archives and seize the clips of
dancing damsels on Top Of The Pops.
You see, I am absolutely ob-SESSED
with attractive women, especially
when they are whirling and twirling
and jiggling and gyrating on stage.


Which brings me to the point of this post. Effective immediately I'll be hosting
Letch Dance, a new Shady's Place feature that shines the spotlight on the lovely
ladies of Pan's People, Ruby Flipper and Legs & Co, the happy hoofers who
appeared on Top Of The Pops from 1968 through 1981. Letch Dance is
a blog series that thinks it's a radio show. Big fun is literally waiting
in the wings, but first allow me to deliver my opening statement.

PAN'S PEOPLE (JULY 1968 TO APRIL 1976)

Your honor, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, over the years these young women
have been looked down upon by certain segments of society. Essentially they
have been tried and convicted in the court of public opinion. I say don't
hate them just because they're beautiful and graceful on their feet.
I say don't judge them just because they chose to make a few
extra pounds sterling shaking their booties on TV.




I can cite precedent. In a landmark
decision in 1956, Supreme Court
Justice Richard Penniman wrote
the following opinion, and I quote:

The girl can't help it if she was born to please
She can't help it, the girl can't help it
And if she's got a figure made to squeeze
She can't help it, the girl can't help it


Now I'm not about to subject you to the same old tired song and dance routine.
These bopping, Bunny Hopping Brit birds are fresh faced, vivacious and exciting.

LEGS & CO (NOVEMBER 1976 TO OCTOBER 1981)

For years they helped make Top Of The Pops the toast of the town,
and they made a little bread in the process. I'm on a roll... so without
further ado... letch the music play and letch the dancing begin!

CLICK TO START THE VIDEO NOW!

Here's the ideal music bed for a fan-made tribute to the classy lassies
of Pan's People and Legs & Co. It's "Hot Legs," a rowdy song from
Rod Stewart's 1977 album Foot Loose & Fancy Free. Have at it!


"Hot Legs" - Rod Stewart
(Mar./Apr. 1978, highest chart pos. #25 Cash Box/#28 Hot 100,
fan tribute to Pan's People and Legs & Co on Top Of The Pops)


RUBY FLIPPER (MAY TO OCTOBER 1976)

Now let's give Ruby Flipper some sugar and watch them perform. 
Remember, if the Ruby Flipper doesn't fit... you must acquit.
Ask me what I'm thinking as the girls get their kicks to
this hit tune by Walter Murphy, and I'll plead the fifth!


"A Fifth Of Beethoven" - Walter Murphy & the Big Apple Band
(Aug thru Oct. 1976, highest chart pos. #1 Hot 100 & Cash Box,
dance perf. by Ruby Flipper on Top Of The Pops)


I hope you enjoyed this sneak preview
of my new blog series that thinks
it's a radio show. The evidence
presented proves beyond a shadow
that Pan's People, Ruby Flipper
 and Legs & Co... troupers one
and all, are highly skilled in the
art of terpsichore, and they
aren't bad at dancing either.
BA-DUM-BUMP)


I'm Alan Shore bidding you farewell. I promise
there'll be much more music and merriment
when I make my next appearance
at Shady's Place and cry:
Letch Dance! 

CLICK TO START THE VIDEO NOW!

To play us off, here again are Pan's People
with a second Halloween treat, a different
version of their "Monster Mash" routine.
Bye bye!


"Monster Mash" - Bobby "Boris" Pickett And The Crypt-Kickers
(ver. 1 promo of dance perf. by Pan's People on
Sept. 13, 1973, ep. of Top Of The Pops)

Sunday, November 10, 2019

Best of Bandstands in Foreign Lands - Vol. 12:
Shame, Shame, Shame On You!


Welcome to volume 12
of my globetrotting series

BANDSTANDS IN
FOREIGN LANDS!



I'm Shady Seaweed,
here to bring you
more great music
performances that
originated from TV
studios, big halls
and nightclubs in
Europe and other
parts of the world
from the 1960s
thru early 2000s.




Join me now for another exciting
trip back in time as we visit

Bandstands in
Foreign Lands!


 PAT BENATAR 

ROCK POP
MUNICH, GERMANY (ZDF)

The first stop on our Biffle tour is Munich, Germany, and a bandstand
called Rock Pop - a rock music TV series that aired in Deutschland
from 1978 through 1982. Appearing on the show in this vintage
clip is Brooklyn born rock singer Pat Benatar performing her
breakthrough single that spent four-and-a-half months
on the U.S. charts - "Heartbreaker."

"Heartbreaker" - Pat Benatar
(Mar. 1980, highest chart pos. #23 Hot 100,
#19 Cash Box#16 Canada, from Aug. 1979 album
In the Heat of the Night, perf. on TV show Rock Pop)




 STEVE MILLER 

 (LEGS & CO) 

TOP OF THE POPS
LONDON, ENGLAND

Let's keep on rockin' now as we switch to Merrie Olde England
and a song classic of the mid 70s, "Rock'n Me," one of the three
 chart-topping hit singles recorded by blues rocker Steve Miller
 and his band. Here with every intention of rock'n you, are the
fetching females of the dance troupe Legs & Co on the
British television music show Top Of The Pops.

"Rock'n Me" - Steve Miller
(Oct./Nov. 1976, highest chart pos. #1 Hot 100,
#1 Canada/#11 UK, dance perf. by
Legs & Co on Top Of The Pops)




 GENE PITNEY 

BEAT-CLUB
BREMEN, WEST GERMANY

Our next Biffle bandstand is back in Deutschland - Bremen, Germany, to be exact,
and the stage of the TV series Beat-Club. That's where we find American pop
crooner Gene Pitney ready to sing "Something's Gotten Hold of My Heart,"
a song originally recorded by the English pop duo David And Jonathan.
Released as a single in the fall of 1967, Gene's version reached the
top 5 in the UK but merely Bubbled Under on the U.S. chart.
Gene achieved greater success with the song in early 1989
when he waxed it as a duet with Brit artist Marc Almond.
Their single spent 4 weeks at the top of the UK chart.
Let's press rewind, return to the 60s, and catch
Gene's performance of the song on Beat-Club.

"Something's Gotten Hold Of My Heart" - Gene Pitney
(Oct to Dec. 1967, highest chart pos. #5 UK,
#130 U.S. Bubbling Under, perf. on Beat-Club)




 TINA CHARLES 

TOPPOP
HOLLAND, THE NETHERLANDS

Next our whirlwind world tour takes us to Holland for a great performance
by Tina Charles, an English songstress who became a disco queen of
the mid and late 70s. Tina is set to appear on the music TV show
TopPop and sing her signature song, the international hit
"I Love to Love (But My Baby Loves to Dance)."

"I Love to Love (But My Baby Loves to Dance)"
Tina Charles (Mar./Apr. 1976, highest chart
pos. #2 U.S. Disco/#1 UK & Ireland, perf.
on TopPop TV show, The Netherlands)




 SHIRLEY (AND COMPANY) 

TOPPOP
HOLLAND, THE NETHERANDS

Let's stay right where we are in The Netherlands and the Dutch TV
music showcase TopPop. Performing next are Shirley (And Company),
a disco group from the U.S. featuring lead singers Shirley Goodman,
formerly one half of the 50s R&B duo Shirley & Lee, along with male
vocalist Jesus Alvarez who later became an ordained minister. They are
here to do their international hit single "Shame, Shame, Shame" a song
written by Sylvia Robinson, "The Mother of Hip–Hop" and founder
of Sugar Hill Records. "Shame, Shame, Shame" hit number one
 in The Netherlands and four other countries including the U.S.
where it topped the Disco and R&B charts. Without further
ado, here they are-- Shirley... (And Company!

"Shame Shame Shame" - Shirley (And Company)
(Mar. 1975, highest chart pos. #12 Hot 100/#8 Cash Box,
# 1 U.S. Dance & R&B/#1 Netherlands, Austria, Belgium
and Germany, perf. on Dutch TV show TopPop)




 PRINCESS 

TOP OF THE POPS
LONDON, ENGLAND

The name Desiree Heslop didn't exactly roll off the tongue.
That's why this English thrush changed her name to Princess.
Back to London we go to check out Princess appearing on
Top Of The Pops to sing the biggest hit of her career,
"Say I'm Your Number One," a single that peaked
at #2 in Germany and New Zealand and made
the top 20 on the R&B chart in the U.S.

"Say I'm Your Number One" - Princess
 (Sept./Oct./Nov. 1985, highest chart pos.
#7 UK/#2 Germany & New Zealand,
#19 U.S. R&B, perf. on Top Of The Pops)




I hope you enjoyed vol. 12 of

BANDSTANDS IN
FOREIGN LANDS!

Stay tuned for the next
edition coming soon.

Have a Shady day!

Sunday, January 20, 2019

Best of Bandstands in Foreign Lands - Vol. 9: Super Girl!


Welcome to vol. 9 of
my globetrotting series

BANDSTANDS IN
FOREIGN LANDS!





I'm Shady Seaweed, here to bring you more great
music performances that originated from TV studios,
big halls and nightclubs in Europe and other parts
of the world from the 1960s through early 2000s.






Join me now for another exciting
trip back in time as we visit

Bandstands in
Foreign Lands!


 GRAHAM BONNEY 

 & THE REMO FOUR 

BEAT-CLUB
BREMEN, WEST GERMANY

Pop singer Graham Bonney has spent most of his life in Germany where
14 of his singles reached the upper half of the chart. Bonney also hosted
his own television show, Hits a Go Go, one of the music series I will be
featuring in future episodes of Bandstands in Foreign Lands. In 1966
Bonney broke through in the UK with the top 20 entry "Supergirl,"
his only hit in Britain. Looking as warm, cuddly, non intimidating,
kid tested and mother approved as Peter Noone, Bonney charmed
the girls in the studio audience when he appeared on the German
music show Beat-Club. Here he is, gotta love him (or not???)...
Graham Bonney (and the Remo Four) with "Supergirl!"

"Super Girl" - Graham Bonney & the Remo Four
(May to Sept. 1966, highest chart pos. #1 Germany,
#19 UK, on Sept. 24, 1966 episode of Beat-Club)




 SISTER SLEDGE 

TOPPOP
THE NETHERLANDS

The next bandstand on our whistle-stop tour of the world is in Holland where
we find a group of all American girls, Philly's phenomenal singing siblings
Sister Sledge. Their 1981 single "All American Girls" went top 3 on the
R&B chart in the U.S. and top 10 in The Netherlands. Sister Sledge
performed their international hit on the Dutch TV show TopPop.

"All American Girls" - Sister Sledge
(Mar./Apr. 1981, highest chart pos. #3 R&B/#6 U.S. Dance Club,
#6 Belgium, #8 Netherlands, perf. on Dutch TV series TopPop)




 SHALAMAR 

TOPPOP
THE NETHERLANDS

I'd like to linger a while longer in Holland... wooden shoe? Up next, Shalamar,
the American disco/dance trio created by Soul Train booking agent Dick Griffey
and Soul Train creator, producer and host Don Cornelius. Shalamar's classic lineup
included lead singer Howard Hewett along with Jody Watley and Jeffrey Daniel,
former dance partners on Soul Train. (Hewett and Watley went on to successful
solo careers.) It's interesting that, over a three year period from the summer of
1980 to the summer of 1983, Shalamar records performed better in the UK
than here at home in the U.S. One example of the phenomenon is the single
"I Can Make You Feel Good" released in the summer of '82. Stateside the
record merely Bubbled Under the Hot 100 and peaked in the lower top 40
on the R&B side. The song was much more popular in the UK where it
reached #7 and in The Netherlands where it made the top 10. Here's
a clip of Shalamar doing "I Can Make You Feel Good" on TopPop)

"I Can Make You Feel Good" -Shalamar
(July/Aug. 1982, highest chart pos. #102 Bubbling Under/#33 R&B,
#7 UK/#10 Netherlands, perf. on Dutch TV series TopPop)




 LOOSE ENDS 

6.20 SOUL TRAIN
LONDON, ENGLAND

You just watched a 1982 performance by Shalamar. Now meet the above mentioned
Jeffrey Daniel - singer/songwriter, dancer, choreographer, style icon and former
member of The Soul Train Gang as regular dance partner of Jody Watley.
Daniel left Shalamar in 1984 and wound up in London in 1985 as the
"presenter" (the word commonly used for M.C. in the UK) on the TV
music series 6.20 Soul Train, a UK version of Soul Train endorsed
by Don Cornelius. Here's a great clip from 6.20 Soul Train of a
 performance by Loose Ends, a British Soul/R&B trio that
enjoyed its greatest success in the 80s. Released in 1985,
the band's 5th single, "Magic Touch," was one of their
biggest hits. Here's Jeffrey Daniel with the intro.

"Magic Touch" - Loose Ends
(June/July 1985, highest chart pos. #16 UK,
#23 Ireland, perf. on 6.20 Soul Train)




 THE FOUR SEASONS 

 LEGS & CO 

TOP OF THE POPS
LONDON, ENGLAND

 "In winter 1963 
 It felt like the world would freeze 
 With John F. Kennedy 
 And The Beatles." 

(lyrics from "Life in a Northern Town")

A cold dark winter came early in 1963 when JFK was assassinated.
How well I remember (and wish I could forget). I also remember
December 1975 when The Four Seasons released "December, 1963
(Oh, What A Night)," a song co-written and produced by original
Four Seasons keyboard player Bob Gaudio. The single features lead
vocals by drummer Gerry Polci with regular front man Frankie Valli
on backing vocals and bassist Don Ciccone, the former lead singer
of The Critters, singing the falsetto parts. The unusual combination
yielded an international hit - #1 in the U.S. and UK. Let's stay in
London where the lovely ladies of Legs & Co are set to snow plow
their way through The Seasons' seasonal song on Top Of The Pops.

"December, 1963 (Oh, What A Night)" - The Four Seasons
(Feb./Mar. 1976, highest chart pos. #1 Hot 100/#1 UK,
dance perf. by Legs & Co on Top Of The Pops)




 PAUL REVERE 
 AND THE RAIDERS 

RAIDERS' 1969 EUROPEAN TOUR

Here's one of my favorite songs by Paul Revere And The Raiders - "Let Me" -
one half of a "doublesider" - two great songs released back-to-back on a single -
the second song being the fab flip "I Don't Know." Both songs are found on
the 1969 album Alias Pink Puzz. The single and the album both performed
well enough on the U.S. and Canadian charts to get the band band invited
to join The Beach Boys on a European tour in the summer of 1969.
Here are Paul Revere & The Raiders featuring Mark Lindsay
doing "Let Me" on an unknown European television
program while on that tour.

"Let Me" - Paul Revere And The Raiders feat. Mark Lindsay
(June/July 1969, highest chart pos. #20 Hot 100, #16 Cash Box,
#12 Canada, from 1969 album Alias Pink Puzz,
performance on European TV show)





I hope you enjoyed volume 9 of

BANDSTANDS IN
FOREIGN LANDS!

Stay tuned for the next edition coming soon.

Have a Shady day!