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9/10/66The Hollies - "Bus Stop."
Tommy Roe - "Hooray For Hazel." -
9/17/66Neil Diamond - "Cherry, Cherry" and "Solitary Man."
Tommy Boyce - "Sunday, the Day Before Monday."
"Hot Line" segment: a telephone interview with "Johnny Dark" (Dude Walker), a disc jockey at WMPS, Memphis, Tenn. -
9/24/66The Robbs - "Next Time You See Me."
Martha & The Vandellas - "Dancing in the Streets" and "Come and Get These Memories."
"Hollywood Hot Line" segment: Dick Clark talks with Indianapolis Disc Jockey Reb Porter (of WIFE radio). -
10/1/66? (Question Mark) & The Mysterians - "96 Tears."
Lesley Gore - "Treat Me Like a Lady." -
10/8/66Mel Carter--"Take Good Care of Her" & "You You You."
Roy Head--"(What it Takes) To Make a Big Man Cry" & "Treat Her Right."
Plus, a telephone interview with Johnny Rivers. -
10/15/66Stevie Wonder - "Blowin' in the Wind."
Jackie DeShannon - "I Can Make it With You."
"Hot Line" segment: a telephone interview with members of The Association. -
10/22/66The Left Banke - "Walk Away Renee."
Bobby Rydell - (possibly) "Open for Business As Usual."
"Hot Line" segment: A telephone interview with Cass Elliot of The Mamas and the Papas. -
10/29/66The 13th Floor Elevators - "You're Gonna Miss Me."
Billy Stewart - "Secret Love."
"Hot Line" segment: A telephone interview with Graham Nash of the Hollies. -
11/5/66Gene Pitney sings "Cold Light Of Day."
"Hot Line" segment: A telephone interview with Lee Kiefer of the Hard Times.
"Hollywood Hot Line" segment: Dick Clark interviews a Louisville, Kentucky disc jockey. -
11/12/66The Count Five perform "Psychotic Reaction" & "Peace of Mind."
"Hot Line" segment: A telephone interview with Michael Piano of the Sandpipers.
"Hollywood Hot Line" segment: Dick Clark interviews a Washington, D.C. disc jockey. -
11/26/66Marvin Smith - possibly "Time Stopped."
Note: According to newspaper listings, this episode ran only 15 minutes, airing from 1:30-1:45pm Eastern. (Starting at 1:45pm, ABC aired the Army vs. Navy NCAA Football game.) -
12/3/66Otis Redding - "Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa (Sad Song)."
"Hot Line" segment: A telephone interview with Ken Ellner of The Count Five.
Note: According to newspaper listings, this episode ran only 15 minutes, airing from 1:30-1:45pm Eastern (shortened due to an NCAA football game). -
12/10/66The Music Machine - "Talk Talk."
Drake Levin (formerly of Paul Revere and the Raiders, now serving in the National Guard).
"Hot Line" segment: A telephone interview with Mitch Ryder. -
12/17/66The Sandpipers perform "Louie Louie."
Tina Mason sings "Any Way That You Want Me."
"Hot Line" segment: A telephone interview with Mickey Dolenz and Davy Jones of The Monkees.
"Hollywood Hot Line" segment: Dick Clark interviews a Nashville, Tenn., disc jockey. -
12/24/66The Hard Times - "Fortune Teller."
Freddy Cannon - "In My Wildest Dreams."
"Hollywood Hot Line" segment: Dick Clark talks with a San Francisco disc jockey. -
12/31/66Blues Magoos - "(We Ain't Got) Nothing Yet."
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Mrs. Miller (singing grandmother Elva Miller) - "Downtown" (and possibly "A Lover's Concerto").
Dick Clark plays some of the top records of 1966.
"Hot Line" segment: A telephone interview with singer Keith.
"Hollywood Hot Line" segment: Dick Clark interviews a Charleston, West Virginia, disc jockey. -
1/7/67Neil Diamond sings "You Got to Me" & "Solitary Man."
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The Electric Prunes perform "I Had Too Much to Dream (Last Night)."
Tim Conway, Guy Marks and Norman Alden (stars of the ABC-TV series "Rango") sing the "Rango" theme song.
"Hot Line" segment: A telephone interview with Sean Bonniwell of The Music Machine. -
1/14/67The Youngbloods - "Grizzly Bear."
Mike Williams - "You Don't Want Me Around."
In 'Hot Line" (phone interview) segments, Dick Clark talks with Geoff Daking of the Blues Magoos and a St. Louis disc jockey. -
1/21/67The Buffalo Springfield - "For What's it Worth."
Otis Redding - "Try A Little Tenderness."
In the 'Hot Line' (phone interview) segment, Dick Clark talks with Barry Winslow of The Royal Guardsmen. -
1/28/67The Standells perform "Dirty Water" and "Try It."
In the 'Hot Line' (phone interview) segment, Dick Clark talks with Davy Jones of The Monkees. -
2/4/67Tommy Roe - "It's Now Winter's Day."
Joe Simon - "My Special Prayer." -
2/11/67The Mojo Men - "Sit Down I Think I Love You."
Jimmy Castor - "Hey, Leroy, Your Mama's Callin' You."
'Hot Line' segment: A phone interview with actor-singer James Darren. Dick Clark also interviews an Anchorage, Alaska disc jockey.
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2/18/67The 5th Dimension - "Go Where You Wanna Go."
P.J. Proby - "Niki Hoeky."
'Hot Line' segment: A phone interview with Gene Hughes of the Casinos. Dick Clark also interviews a Pocatello, Idaho disc jockey. -
2/25/67The McCoys - "I Got to Go Back"
Felice Taylor - "It May Be Winter Outside"
'Hot Line' segment: A phone interview with Bob Crewe, of the Bob Crewe Generation.
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3/4/67"Cannonball" Adderley--"Mercy, Mercy, Mercy."
Chris Montez (singer).
Additional guests? Peaches & Herb--"Let's Fall in Love." -
3/11/67Dick Clark presents music videos for The Beatles' records "Strawberry Fields Forever" & "Penny Lane." Following each video, Mr. Clark asks the audience for their reactions.
"Hot Line" segment: A telephone interview with members of The Harpers Bizarre.
"Hollywood Hot Line" segment: Dick Clark talks with a California disc jockey. -
3/18/67The Hard Times - "They Said No."
Marvin Gaye - "It Takes Two" and "Pride and Joy."
Note: This appears to be the episode where a large rag doll takes the place of Kim Weston on the "It Takes Two" duet. (Kim Weston probably didn't appear as she was now with MGM Records, and no longer affiliated with Motown.)
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3/25/67Dobie Gray - "River Deep, Mountain High."
Dino, Desi and Billy - "If You're Thinking What I'm Thinking."
'Hot Line' segment: A phone interview with members of the New Vaudeville Band. Dick Clark also interviews a Sir Thomas, Virgin Islands disc jockey.
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4/1/67The Turtles--"You Baby" & "Happy Together."
Freddy Cannon--"(Welcome to) Maverick Flats" -
4/8/67Lesley Gore - "California Nights."
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The Music Machine - "Masculine Intuition."
"Hot Line" segment: a telephone interview with Jim Lowe of the Electric Prunes.
"Hollywood Hot Line" (telephone interview) - Dick Clark talks with a Seattle, Washington disc jockey.
Still photos of Davy Jones (of the Monkees), from his childhood up to the present, are shown. -
4/15/67Martha & The Vandellas--"Dancing in the Street" & "Jimmy Mack."
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band--"Buy for Me The Rain." -
4/22/67The Blues Magoos--"Pipe Dream."
Gene Chandler--"Girl Don't Care" -
4/29/67Brenton Wood -"The Oogum Boogum Song."
The Yellow Balloon - "Yellow Balloon" (with actor Don Grady on drums).
'Hot Line' segment: A phone interview with Arthur Connelly.
Also: A phone call fromWLS-AM Chicago disc jockey Ron Riley. -
5/6/67The Electric Prunes - "Get Me to the World on Time."
Brenda Holloway - "Just Look What You've Done."
'Hot Line' segments: a telephone interview with Jeff Beck. Dick Clark talks with disc jockey Bill Vermillion (of WLOF-AM, Orlando). -
5/13/67The Merry-Go-Round - "Live."
Jerry Butler - "You Walked into My Life" and "I Dig You Baby."
"Hot Line" segment: A telephone interview with Grace Slick of the Jefferson Airplane. Dick Clark also interviews an Erie, PA disc jockey. -
5/20/67The Seeds - "Can't Seem to Make you Mine" and "Painted Doll."
On film: The Alan Price Set - "Simon Smith and His Amazing Dancing Bear"
In interview segments, Dick Clark talks with Gene Cornish (guitarist from the Young Rascals) and a Honolulu disc jockey. -
5/27/67The Buckinghams perform "Mercy, Mercy, Mercy."
'Hot Line' segment: A telephone interview with Al Nichol of The Turtles. -
6/3/67The Jefferson Airplane - "Somebody to Love" & "White Rabbit."
Plus a telephone interview with Otis Redding. -
6/10/67The Grass Roots - "Let's Live for Today."
? and the Mysterians - "Can't Get Enough of You, Baby" and "Girl (You Captivate Me)." -
6/17/67Johnny Rivers--"The Tracks of My Tears."
Don & the Goodtimes--"I Could Be So Good to You" -
6/24/67The 5th Dimension--"Up-Up and Away (My Beautiful Balloon)." -
7/1/67The Ventures - "Vibrations."
Tina Turner - "I'll Never Need More Than This." -
7/8/67Donna Loren - "Let's Pretend."
The Five Americans - "Western Union" (and possibly "Zip Code").
Dick Clark talks with Ray Manzarek of The Doors (possibly a telephone interview). -
7/15/67Tommy Roe - "Little Miss Sunshine."
The Impressions "You Always Hurt Me" and "You've Got Me Runnin'." -
7/22/67The Doors perform "Light My Fire" & "Crystal Ship." On film: The Bee Gees perform "New York Mining Disaster 1941 (Have You Seen my Wife, Mr. Jones?)" -
7/29/67The Byrds - "Have You Seen Her Face" & "Lady Friend."
The Forum - "The River Is Wide."
A filmed segment on dune buggies.
"Hollywood Hot Line" segment: Dick Clark interviews an Iowa disc jockey. -
8/5/67AB's 10th Anniversary Show, Part 1
An interview with The Young Rascals.
Vintage clips from past shows:
Chubby Checker - "Let's Twist Again."
Brenda Lee - "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree."
James Brown - "It's a Man's Man's Man's World."
Bobby Rydell - "Volare." -
8/12/67AB's 10th Anniversary Show, Part 2
Vintage clips from past shows:
The Mamas and the Papas - "California Dreamin'."
The Supremes - "I Hear a Symphony."
The Olympics - "Western Movies."
Also, Dick Clark talks with former Bandstand regulars (dancers). -
8/19/67Freddy Cannon sings "20th Century Fox." The Platters perform "Washed Ashore (On A Lonely Island In The Sea)" and "Twilight Time." -
8/26/67Leonard Nimoy (Mr. Spock from NBC-TV's Star Trek) - "Bilbo Baggins."
Bobby Vee - "Take Good Care of Her" (and possibly "Come Back When you Grow Up"). -
9/2/67The Sunshine Company - "Happy" & "Blue May."
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