ABC Stage 67: Rodgers and Hart Today
Rodgers and Hart Today
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- Season: 1
- Episode: 21
- First Aired: 3/2/1967
Salute to the songs of Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart. All music program with no spoken dialogue. Songs include:
I Could Write A Book / The Lady Is A Tramp / Little Girl Blue / I Wish I Were In Love Again - Bobby Darin, Falling in Love With Love - Bobby Darin and The Supremes, Lover / With a Song in My Heart / My Romance / Blue Moon / Manhattan - The Supremes, Where or When / Thou Swell / Spring is Here / On Your Toes - Petula Clark, Any Old Place with You - Darin and Clark, My Heart Stood Still / Glad to Be Unhappy / Here in My Arms / Sing for Your Supper - The Mamas and the Papas, Slaughter on Tenth Avenue - The Doodletown Pipers with Count Basie and His Orchestra, Dancing on the Ceiling / Give It Back to the Indians - Peter Gennaro, Johnny One Note -Peter Gennaro with Count Basie and His Orchestra, Wait till You See Her - The Doodletown Pipers, Mountain Greenery - Cast.
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- Director:
- Bill Davis
- Guest Star:
- Peter Gennaro (Himself)
- Count Basie and His Orchestra (Themselves)
- The Mamas and the Papas (Themselves)
- The Supremes (Themselves)
- Petula Clark (Herself)
- Bobby Darin (Himself)
- The Doodletown Pipers (Themselves)
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- Three of the songs the Mamas and the Papas performed (My Heart Stood Still/Sing For Your Supper/Here in My Arms) appear on the DVD "California Dreamin': The Songs of the Mamas & the Papas," released March 29, 2005 by Universal Music. It also includes comments from Michelle & John Phillips regarding their involvement in the "Rodgers & Hart Today" show. edit »
- According to a studio technician The Mamas and the Papas were so stoned they had a hard time lip-synching their songs, especially Mama Cass. edit »
- Although no soundtrack album was issued The Mamas and the Papas recorded most of their songs, one of which, Glad to Be Unhappy, was their last Top 40 hit-it went to #26 in 1967. The Supremes recorded material for a 2-record set but only a single album was originally released, in June 1967, as The Supremes Sing Rodgers & Hart (Motown M-659/MS-659). In 1986 a CD was released with most of the extra material as The Rodgers & Hart Collection and in 2002 as The Supremes Sing Rodgers & Hart-The Complete Collection with, at least, one version of every Rodgers & Hart song the Supremes recorded at Motown. edit »
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