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Hullabaloo! Season 1 Episode 11

Show #11 Host: Dean Jones

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AIRED: 3/23/65

Songs include:
--Gene Pitney - "Town Without Pity" and "I Must Be Seeing Things"
--The Moody Blues - "Go Now" (and possibly "I Go Crazy")
--Jr. Walker & the All-Stars - "Shotgun"
--The Astronauts - "Roll Over, Beethoven" and "Tomorrow's Gonna Be Another Day"
--The Youngfolk - "They Call the Wind Maria"
--Leslie Uggams - "I Know a Place"
--Leslie Uggams & Dean Jones - "Moonlight Bay"
--Shani Wallis - "Wherefore Art Thou Romeo?" and "I'm Old Fashioned"
--Dean Jones (host) - "Women" and "A Moment Too Soon"
Please see "Recap" for songs in broadcast order.moreless

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Patrick Adiarte	Lead Dancer
Donna McKechnie	Dancer
Johnny Holliday	Announcer
Michael Bennett	Dancer
Thomas R. Cahill	Dancer
Lada Edmund Jr.	Dancer / Singer

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Dean Jones	Himself, host	Guest Star
Gene Pitney	Himself	Guest Star
The Astronauts	Themselves	Guest Star

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- The line-up for the Moody Blues that appeared on this broadcast was the original one featuring guitarist Denny Laine (who later would go on to join Paul McCartney's post Beatles group Wings) and bassist Clint Warwick. Two years later they would be replaced by Justin Haywood and John Lodge respectively and give us the most popular line-up of the band that would have a magnificent chart run in the late-60's/early 70's.
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