More with Andrew Solt ...
KENT KOTAL / FORGOTTEN HITS: Did you ever get to meet Ed Sullivan? (I know your bio says you purchased the rights from Sullivan's daughter Elizabeth ... but did you ever have the opportunity to meet Ed yourself?)
KENT KOTAL / FORGOTTEN HITS: Did you ever get to meet Ed Sullivan? (I know your bio says you purchased the rights from Sullivan's daughter Elizabeth ... but did you ever have the opportunity to meet Ed yourself?)
ANDREW SOLT: No, sadly I never had the pleasure. By the time I met his son-in-law, Bob Precht, Ed had already been gone for several years. His wife Sylvia and his daughter, Betty, were the loves of his life ... they did almost everything together and truly enjoyed each other’s company. When Sylvia passed away in 1973, Ed had very little to live for anymore. His show had already been off the air for two years ... and his constant companion was no longer there for him. He did some specials for CBS and died a short time later ... on October 13, 1974 at the age of 73.
kk: Did the family have any specific requests as to how this material should be handled? Did they have any concerns?
AS: I think Bob & Betty Precht felt I loved and respected the show and Ed’s work and they probably hoped I could keep it out there in TV and home-video land.
kk: Could you EVER have imagined ... in your wildest dreams ... that you would some day become the "keeper" of one of the most sought after video collection in the world?
AS: It really was my favorite television program growing up ... I loved The Ed Sullivan Show ... and I wanted it to be preserved and presented in such a way that other generations could discover it and enjoy it, too. This is a collection that I wanted to share, both with the folks who grew up watching it and the new generations discovering it for the first time. Sure, everyone knows about Elvis' appearance and The Beatles' appearance ... but so many other great artists appeared on Ed's program over the years ... from all walks of the entertainment field. I look at this as a way of giving some of this back to people who, like me, enjoyed it for years on end.
kk: Why has it taken so long to begin releasing this material to the public? Certainly the most receptive audience ... those of us who were THERE watching Ed's program at the time ... has started to dwindle the past several years.
AS: I don't know that it has taken that long ... you have to look over the course of the past twenty years to see that we have made a number of releases available ... probably 40 or 50 in all. Of course the first 20 or so were of the VHS variety, back in the days of video tape machines and VCR's ... but more recently we've been releasing more of this material on DVD, too. There are a number of collectors' sets available through our website, EdSullivan.com (Click here: The Ed Sullivan Show - Official Website for DVD's, CD's & Videos) ... some fine collections. And we've done numerous television specials, too ... first on CBS, naturally, which was home to The Ed Sullivan Showfor so many years ... we did a couple of anniversary specials ... that did very well in the ratings. The first CBS Retrospective was hosted by Carol Burnett and ran in 1991 ... it was one of the top rated shows of the season ... so we did a second one that same year, hosted by Burt Reynolds. And then, after that, we launched the VH-1 Series, "Ed Sullivan’s Rock 'n' Roll Classics" and helped launch the TV Land channel with our "Best of Ed Sullivan" series. More recently, some of the programs have been running on PBS.
There has been a rather steady stream of material coming available. But you have to understand that the licensing takes SO much time ... it isn't like that in Europe or outside North America, where you just pay a flat percent usage fee for the music. Kind of like with CD’s – audio only.
Something like our "Best of Motown on Ed Sullivan" releases that just came out ... or the brand new Rolling Stones set ... took seven or eight years to actually get the product to market because of all of the negotiating and clearances. This material SHOULD have come out years ago ... and you're right, there WAS a bigger market for it then. As more time passes, there are less and less people around who enjoyed "The Ed Sullivan Show" when it originally aired ... but we also find that there is a whole new audience who want to see these vintage, landmark performances, too. So it all balances out in the end.
kk: I know the advent of YouTube has been a real thorn in the side of SOFA Entertainment ... as well it should be. Again, I can't imagine that anyone EVER envisioned a time when this long-lost media would develop such a cult following all these years later.
AS: Our company, SOFA Entertainment, has its own YouTube Channel ... and we post some of the footage that is available from our archives. We now offer some of this material through sources like iTunes, where we probably have something like 250 video clips available for $1.99 each ... it's all part of the new technology and the way that people enjoy music today. Besides the video clips, we probably have about 300 audio clips up as well ... live performances from The Ed Sullivan Show available for downloading.
EDITOR'S NOTE: The Ed Sullivan Show YouTube Channel has something like 139 "teaser" clips posted on it ... many of these will also take you to the EdSullivan.com website (Click here: The Ed Sullivan Show -
Official Website for DVD's, CD's & Videos) where you can buy the DVD compilation containing these clips.
Here's a link to the Ed Sullivan You Tube Channel:
And there are over 200 additional full-length clips available for downloading on iTunes. The opportunity currently exists to build one hell of an Ed Sullivan Video Library of your very own at this time ... and more releases are expected in the years to come!
Here's a link to the Ed Sullivan You Tube Channel:
And there are over 200 additional full-length clips available for downloading on iTunes. The opportunity currently exists to build one hell of an Ed Sullivan Video Library of your very own at this time ... and more releases are expected in the years to come!
kk: There are somewhere in the neighborhood of 1100 HOURS of Sullivan television footage in your library. Have these all been cataloged to the extend that some complete listing now exists as to exactly who appeared on each and every program? Is what you have in your library a complete accounting of the entire series or have some tapes and footage been lost over the years?
AS: We are very fortunate to have 1,050 complete episodes of The Ed Sullivan Show in our library, dating all the way back to the 1948 "Toast of the Town" programs. So many television shows from the dawn of TV don't exist anymore ... or there may be only a handful of episodes available at most ... but nearly every hour ever broadcast of Ed Sullivan is still intact ... complete programs. I think in all something like 30 episodes may still be missing ... and this is a program that aired from June 20th of 1948 through March 28th of 1971. That's pretty much unheard of today. The Ed Sullivan Show was the longest running prime time variety program in the history of television!
kk: We've heard stories over the years about some GREAT programming that was lost because of improper storage procedures ... or, worse yet, networks erasing and recording over the same tapes as a cost-saving measure. Then again, television was still so new back then, I don't know that anybody really knew for sure what was going to catch on or remain valuable so many years later.
AS: A lot of shows from this era don't exist anymore ... Steve Allen ... Milton Berle ... even some of the early Johnny Carson shows are lost forever. Ed insisted that every show be preserved ... and it's thanks to his insistence ... and persistence ... that we have all these fine programs around today.
kk: I know TV.com (Click here: The Ed Sullivan Show Season 24 Episode Guide - TV.com ) has an episode guide listing EVERY single episode of The Ed Sullivan Show ... it's nearly 200 pages long if you print it out (and I have!!!) Have you ever checked this for accuracy to see just how legitimate it really is? Certainly you must have cataloged every episode in your collection at some point in time. (And, if not, I would LOVE the opportunity to help in some fashion to do so!)
AS: Everything has been cataloged down to the finest detail. A list like what you refer to on TV.com is accurate to a point ... but a lot of these guests and appearances were based on information taken from TV Guide, not the actual broadcasts, and you have to remember that TV Guide was printed sometimes three to four weeks in advance back then. Acts cancelled all the time ... new acts were booked at the very last minute if they had a hot record out or an act suddenly became unavailable. Since this was a live show ... if a show ran long, some guest might not get the chance to perform the second song they were scheduled to perform on any given night. So yes, they're accurate as a guide ... but they are nowhere near as precise as our own records, which are literally "to the second" logs of actual shows as they were broadcast. We have built a thorough database of the Sullivan library -- details about every artist, performance, date and running time on all the shows. On the handful of shows that are missing, we only know who appeared in those episodes, but the specifics are often missing. So it is not like we haven't archived the 1,050 hours, because we have. It took a couple of years and a team of capable people dedicated to the task.
kk: It seems like there's a book in here somewhere ... imagine the COMPLETE detailed program guide ... every show ... every guest ... what they did ... still shots, accompanied by a 20 DVD Set showing some of the highlights from this era! I would think that would become a true collectors item! A pricey project, to be sure ... but something I could see fans and devotees wanting to add to their personal collections.
SOFA Entertainment has been very good about putting together television specials and tributes to The Ed Sullivan Show, keeping the name and the legacy out there for the public to enjoy and discover. Some of these things have run on VH1 (The Ed Sullivan Years being one example, which I have as a deluxe 9-DVD box set) ... some of the recent PBS Fund-Raising Television Specials ... and, of course, now a whole new line of DVDs available for purchase for fans' home libraries. Some of the most popular releases have been the compilations featuring each and every appearance by Elvis Presley and / or The Beatles. Brand new recent releases include DVD Box Sets spotlighting the entire Ed Sullivan television history of The Rolling Stones ... The Supremes ... and The Temptations ... as well as a tribute to Motown. Are more releases of this nature planned for the future? (And what can you tell us about them?)
AS: We have several new ideas in the works but I don't like to talk about them in advance because then if they don't really happen it’s wrong and some people may wonder "What did you talk about that for? It didn’t happen." I'd rather concentrate on the new releases that ARE available ... like those that you just mentioned ... all of the shows featuring The Rolling Stones or the new Motown releases. And we've got some GREAT collections available through our website, too, like "Ed Sullivan's Rock And Roll Classics", a now 12 DVD Set that I'm sure your readers would enjoy … About 18 hours of timeless rock ‘n’ roll … A great collection!
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During our email exchanges, I asked Andrew if there was even a chance of some of what we consider to be our "Forgotten Hits" artists showing up on some of these home video compilations ... I was quite surprised to find that a collection much like the one I "dreamed" of already existed! Read on ...
kk: The DVD's currently available feature special compilations derived around a specific theme ... Comedy Legends ... The British Invasion ... Broadway ... The Arts (encompassing ballet, opera and theater) ... Rock And Roll ... but these typically spotlight the very biggest names in show business. Anything planned for some of the "one-off" appearances by very popular artists like The Doors, The Jefferson Airplane, Creedence Clearwater Revival? And even lesser known names of acts who were more or less simply passing through at the time? (We'd love to see some attention paid to some of our favorite Forgotten Hits artists like The Buckinghams, Spanky and Our Gang, The Grass Roots, The Association, Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass, Tommy James and the Shondells, Gary Puckett and the Union Gap, Gary Lewis and the Playboys, Kenny Rogers and the First Edition, Steppenwolf, Dino, Desi and Billy, The Turtles, Blood, Sweat and Tears, The Cowsills, The Young Rascals, Paul Revere and the Raiders, as well as popular '60's artists like The Mamas and the Papas, The Fifth Dimension, The Beach Boys, The Dave Clark Five, The Four Seasons, Petula Clark, Dionne Warwick ... and many others who appeared on Ed's program often enough to consider The Ed Sullivan Show "home". Much like The Motown Legends box release, we'd LOVE to see more of the main-stream artist appearances ... and in unedited form. (A 9-CD release like "The Ed Sullivan Years", good as it was, tends to get redundant in that a few of the exact same appearances come up more than once spread across so many themes ... and many of these have been edited from their original length.)
I'm thinking more of a series specifically dedicated to a certain genre of music ... or, how 'bout this ... a "Best of 1964" edition, a "Best of 1965" edition, etc., etc., etc. In fact, you could launch an entire series like this by going all the way back to 1955 with Bill Haley and the Comets' first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show, performing "Rock Around The Clock!" It would trace the history of the program as well as the evolution of rock and roll music ... in fact, a series such as this could become the very DEFINITION of the evolution of rock and roll music, documented for all to enjoy in its original glory!
AS: Regarding some of the artists you mention that you would like to see available to the public, please see our website where we offer a lot of the performances you refer to in a 36 half-hour set on 12 DVDs (Ed Sullivan's Rock n Roll Classics). Here you will find a thorough listing of the song lists included in the 18 hours.
Please know that in addition to the performances on our available DVDs (on the site), we have made available about 250 videos from the Sullivan archive on iTunes so you can check that out, too. It includes numberous performances we don't have in the 200+ songs on the DVD list tied to this link. Between the two (DVDs and iTunes) probably 90% of the best performers and performances from the rock and pop in the library are available to the public. (BTW, this took years and millions of dollars to clear, prepare and make available). Also keep in mind that we can't just use what we want, when we want. Legal factors impinge sometimes on decisions so that is always the X factor. I am sure you understand. Again, thanks for your interest and your attention to The Ed Sullivan Show and its rich music legacy.
The tracking listing for The Ed Sullivan Show Rock And Roll Classics Compilation is nothing short of OUTSTANDING!!! You have GOT to check this out:
DVD 1:
ROCK ‘N’ ROLL HALL OF FAME1. Elvis Presley – “DON’T BE CRUEL”
2. The Beatles – “ALL MY LOVING”
3. The Beach Boys – “WENDY”
4. The Doors – “LIGHT MY FIRE”
5. Creedence Clearwater Revival – “FORTUNATE SON”
6. James Brown – “IT’S A MAN’S MAN’S MAN’S WORLD”
SMASH HITS OF THE SIXTIES
1. The Beatles – “I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND”
2. The Beach Boys – “I GET AROUND”
3. The Mamas & The Papas – “CALIFORNIA DREAMING”
4. Petula Clark – “DOWNTOWN”
5. The 4 Seasons – “BIG GIRLS DON’T CRY”
6. Tommy James & The Shondells – “CRIMSON AND CLOVER”
7. The Mamas & The Papas – “MONDAY, MONDAY”
MOTOR CITY MAGIC
1. Four Tops – “BERNADETTE” (MEDLEY W/ “REACH OUT” & “SUGAR PIE”)
2. The Jackson 5 – “I WANT YOU BACK (ONE MORE CHANCE)”
3. Smokey Robinson & The Miracles – “I SECOND THAT EMOTION”
4. The Supremes – “IN AND OUT OF LOVE”
5. Stevie Wonder – “FOR ONCE IN MY LIFE”
6. The Temptations – “GET READY”
DVD 2:
1. Elvis Presley – “HOUND DOG”
2. James Brown – med: “PAPA’S GOT A BRAND NEW BAG” “I FEEL GOOD”
3. Buddy Holly – “PEGGY SUE”
4. Jerry Lee Lewis – ” WHAT’D I SAY”
5. Fats Domino – “BLUEBERRY HILL”
6. Bo Diddley – “BO DIDDLEY”
7. Elvis Presley – “DON’T BE CRUEL”
MOVE TO THE MUSIC
1. The Beatles – “TWIST AND SHOUT”
2. Jerry Lee Lewis – “WHOLE LOTTA SHAKIN’ GOING ON”
3. Martha & the Vandellas – “DANCIN’ IN THE STREETS”
4. Jay & The Techniques – “KEEP THE BALL ROLLING”
5. Jackie Wilson – “THAT’S WHY”
6. Freddie & The Dreamers – “DO THE FREDDIE”
7. Sly & The Family Stone – “DANCE TO THE MUSIC”
R & B GREATS
1. The Ike And Tina Turner Revue – “PROUD MARY”
2. Jackie Wilson – “LONELY TEARDROPS”
3. Stevie Wonder – “Fingertips”
4. James Brown – medley: “PLEASE, PLEASE” “PAPA’S GOT A BRAND NEW BAG”
5. The Temptations – “I CAN’T GET NEXT TO YOU”
DVD 3:
1. The Beatles – “SHE LOVES YOU”
2. The Animals – “HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN”
3. The Rolling Stones – “HAVE YOU SEEN YOUR MOTHER…”
4. Herman’s Hermits – “MRS. BROWN, YOU’VE GOT A LOVELY DAUGHTER”
5. The Searchers – “NEEDLES AND PINS”
6. Gerry & The Pacemakers – “DON’T LET THE SUN CATCH YOU CRYING”
7. The Animals – “WE GOTTA GET OUT OF THIS PLACE”
THE SAN FRANCISCO SCENE
1. Jefferson Airplane – “CROWN OF CREATION”
2. Santana – “PERSUASION”
3. Janis Joplin – “RAISE YOUR HAND”
4. Creedence Clearwater Revival – “DOWN ON THE CORNER”
5. Sly & The Family Stone – “EVERYDAY PEOPLE”/”DANCE TO THE MUSIC”
CLASSIC LOVE SONGS
1. The Beatles – “FROM ME TO YOU”
2. The Carpenters – “CLOSE TO YOU”
3. Little Anthony & The Imperials – “HURT SO BAD”
4. The 5th Dimension – “WEDDING BELL BLUES”
5. Smokey Robinson – “Yesterday”
6. Elvis Presley – “LOVE ME TENDER”
DVD 4:
1. The Doors – “LIGHT MY FIRE”
2. Jefferson Airplane – “CROWN OF CREATION”
3. Steppenwolf – “BORN TO BE WILD” “MAGIC CARPET RIDE”
4. Vanilla Fudge – “KEEP ME HANGING ON”
5. The Temptations – “PSYCHEDELIC SHACK”
GROOVY SOUNDS
1. Young Rascals – “GROOVIN’”
2. The Turtles – “HAPPY TOGETHER”
3. Young Rascals – “GOOD LOVIN’”
4. Spanky & Our Gang – “SUNDAY WILL NEVER BE THE SAME”
5. The 5th Dimension – “STONED SOUL PICNIC”
6. Oliver - “GOOD MORNING STARSHINE”
7. The Beach Boys – “GOOD VIBRATIONS”
GREAT GROUPS
1. The Beatles – “HELP!”
2. The Bee Gees – “WORDS”
3. The Byrds – “MR. TAMBOURINE MAN”
4. Four Tops – “IT’S ALL IN THE GAME”
5. The Temptations – medley: “MY GIRL” “I KNOW I’M LOSING YOU”
6. The Rolling Stones – “(I CAN’T GET NO) SATISFACTION”
DVD 5:
1. Sonny & Cher – “I GOT YOU BABE”
2. Tom Jones – “IT’S NOT UNUSUAL”
3. Four Tops – “SAME OLD SONG” “SUGAR PIE” & “SOMETHING ABOUT YOU”
4. The 4 Seasons – “LET’S HANG ON!”
5. The Lovin’ Spoonful – “DO YOU BELIEVE IN MAGIC”
6. Herman’s Hermits – “I’M HENRY THE VIII, I AM”
TOP HITS OF 1966
1. The Rolling Stones – “PAINT IT, BLACK”
2. The Animals – “DON’T BRING ME DOWN”
3. The Association – “ALONG CAME MARY”
4. The Mamas & The Papas – “MONDAY, MONDAY”
5. Lou Rawls – “LOVE IS A HURTIN’ THING”
6. The Supremes – “MY WORLD IS EMPTY WITHOUT YOU”
TOP HITS OF 1967
1. The Rolling Stones – “RUBY TUESDAY”
2. The Association – “NEVER MY LOVE”
3. The Supremes – “THE HAPPENING”
4. Johnny Rivers – “BABY I NEED YOUR LOVIN’”
5. The Mamas & The Papas – “CREEQUE ALLEY”
DVD 6:
1. The Beach Boys – “DO IT AGAIN”
2. The Chambers Brothers – “TIME HAS COME TODAY”
3. Tom Jones – “DELILAH”
4. Gary Puckett & The Union Gap – “LADY WILLPOWER”
5. Spanky & Our Gang – “LIKE TO GET TO KNOW YOU”
6. Tommy James & The Shondells – “MONY MONY”
TOP HITS OF 1969
1. Brooklyn Bridge – “WORST THAT COULD HAPPEN”
2. Smith – “BABY IT’S YOU”
3. Creedence Clearwater Revival – “PROUD MARY”
4. Oliver – “JEAN”
5. The 5th Dimension – “AQUARIUS/LET THE SUN SHINE IN”
TOP HITS OF 1970
1. The Jackson 5 – “THE LOVE YOU SAVE”
2. The Supremes – “SOMEDAY WE’LL BE TOGETHER”
3. The Carpenters – “WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN”
4. The Grass Roots – “TEMPTATION EYES”
5. B.J. Thomas – “RAINDROPS KEEP FALLING ON MY HEAD”
6. The 5th Dimension – “ONE LESS BELL TO ANSWER”
7. The Jackson 5 – “I WANT YOU BACK”
DVD 7:
1. Diana Ross & The Supremes – “LOVE CHILD”
2. Janis Joplin – “RAISE YOUR HAND”
3. Dusty Springfield – “SON-OF-A PREACHER MAN”
4. Gladys Knight & The Pips – “IF I WERE YOUR WOMAN”
5. Janis Joplin – “MAYBE, MAYBE, MAYBE”
6. The Supremes – “YOU CAN’T HURRY LOVE”
FOLK ROCK
1. The Band – “UP ON CRIPPLE CREEK”
2. The Byrds – “TURN, TURN, TURN”
3. Creedence Clearwater Revival – “DOWN ON THE CORNER”
4. The Lovin’ Spoonful – “DAYDREAM”
5. Smokey Robinson & The Miracles – “ABRAHAM, MARTIN & JOHN”
THE SWEET SOUND OF SOUL
1. The Supremes – “COME SEE ABOUT ME”
2. The Jackson Five – “ABC” & “I WANT YOU BACK
3. Four Tops – “Reach Out and I’ll Be There”
4. James Brown – “PRISONER OF LOVE”
5. The Righteous Bros. – “TURN ON YOUR LOVE LIGHT”
6. The Temptations – “RUN AWAY CHILD, RUNNING WILD”
DVD 8:
LENNON & McCARTNEY SONGBOOK1. The Beatles - “TICKET TO RIDE”
2. Bobby Rydell – “WORLD WITHOUT LOVE”
3. Peter & Gordon – “I DON’T WANT TO SEE YOU AGAIN”
4. Billy J. Kramer with The Dakotas – “BAD TO ME”
5. Petula Clark – “Fool on the Hill”
6. Smokey Robinson & The Miracles – “YESTERDAY”
BRITISH INVASION – 2
1. The Beatles – “I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND”
2. The Rolling Stones – “TIME IS ON MY SIDE”
3. Herman’s Hermits – “JUST A LITTLE BIT BETTER”
4. The Animals – “SHAKE”
5. Gerry & The Pacemakers – “FERRY CROSS THE MERSEY”
6. Freddie & The Dreamers – “I’M TELLING YOU NOW”
ELVIS PRESLEY
1. Elvis Presley – “DON’T BE CRUEL”
2. Elvis Presley – “READY TEDDY”
3. Elvis Presley – “TOO MUCH”
4. Elvis Presley – “WHEN MY BLUE MOON TURNS TO GOLD AGAIN”
5. Elvis Presley – “HOUND DOG”
6. Elvis Presley – “PEACE IN THE VALLEY”
DVD 9:
SOUNDS OF THE CITIES
1. The Ike and Tina Turner Revue - “PROUD MARY”
2. James Brown – “IT’S A MAN’S MAN’S MAN’S WORLD”
3. Gladys Knight & The Pips – “I HEARD IT THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE”
4. Sam & Dave – “I THANK YOU”
5. Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers – “GOODY GOODY”
6. The Ike and Tina Turner Revue – “BOLD SOUL SISTER”
THE BAD BOYS OF ROCK ‘N’ ROLL
1. The Rolling Stones – “(I CAN’T GET NO) SATISFACTION”
2. The Animals – “DON’T LET ME BE MISUNDERSTOOD”
3. James Brown – “PAPA’S GOT A BRAND NEW BAG” “I FEEL GOOD”
4. Jerry Lee Lewis – “WHOLE LOT OF SHAKIN’ GOING ON”
5. Bo Diddley – “BO DIDDLEY”
6. The Animals – “BRING IT ON HOME TO ME”
THE SUPREMES
1. The Supremes – “COME SEE ABOUT ME”
2. The Supremes – “LOVE IS LIKE AN ITCHING IN MY HEART”
3. Diana Ross and The Supremes – “I’M LIVIN’ IN SHAME”
4. Diana Ross and The Supremes – “FOREVER CAME TODAY”
5. Diana Ross and The Supremes – “NO MATTER WHAT SIGN YOU ARE”
6. The Supremes (w/out Diana) – “UP THE LADDER TO THE ROOF”
DVD 10:
1. Elvis Presley – “TOO MUCH”
2. Buddy Holly – “THAT’LL BE THE DAY”
3. James Brown – “PRISONER OF LOVE”
4. Bo Diddley – “BO DIDDLEY”
5. Fats Domino – “LET THE FOUR WINDS BLOW”
6. Jackie Wilson – “I’M COMIN’ ON BACK TO YOU”
ROCK ‘N’ ROLL LOVE SONGS
1. The Beatles – “SHE LOVES YOU”
2. The 5th Dimension – “WEDDING BELL BLUES”
3. Lulu – “TO SIR WITH LOVE”
4. Brooklyn Bridge – “WORST THAT COULD HAPPEN”
5. Jackie Wilson – “NIGHT”
6. Little Anthony & The Imperials – “TEARS ON MY PILLOW”
THE MAMAS & THE PAPAS
1. The Mamas & The Papas – “CREEQUE ALLEY”
2. The Mamas & The Papas – “DEDICATED TO THE ONE I LOVE”
3. The Mamas & The Papas – “TWELVE THIRTY”
4. The Mamas & The Papas – “MONDAY, MONDAY”
5. The Mamas & The Papas – “I CALL YOUR NAME”
6. The Mamas & The Papas – “CALIFORNIA DREAMING”
DVD 11:
GONE TOO SOON
1. Janis Joplin – “MAYBE”
2. Elvis Presley – “PEACE IN THE VALLEY”
3. Buddy Holly – “OH, BOY!”
4. The Mamas & The Papas – “WORDS OF LOVE”
5. Bobby Darin – “MACK THE KNIFE”
6. Carpenters – “WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN”
TEEN IDOLS
1. Elvis Presley – “READY TEDDY”
2. Bobby Rydell – “WORLD WITHOUT LOVE”
3. Dino, Desi & Billy – “NOT THE LOVIN’ KIND”
4. Tom Jones – “IT’S NOT UNUSUAL”
5. Paul Anka – “DIANA”
6. Bobby Darin – “DREAM LOVER”
WEST COAST ROCK
1. The Byrds – “TURN, TURN, TURN”
2. The Mamas & The Papas – “CALIFORNIA DREAMING”
3. The 5th Dimension – “CALIFORNIA SOUL”
4. The Turtles – “SHE’D RATHER BE WITH ME”
5. The Friends of Distinction – “GRAZING IN THE GRASS”
6. The Beach Boys – “I GET AROUND”
DVD 12:
1. The Supremes – “LOVE IS LIKE AN ITCHING IN MY HEART”
2. Smokey Robinson & The Miracles – “DOGGONE RIGHT”
3. The Jackson 5 – “WHO’S LOVIN’ YOU”
4. Stevie Wonder – “YOU MET YOUR MATCH”
5. Diana Ross & The Supremes – “LOVE CHILD”
6. The Temptations – “I’M GONNA MAKE YOU LOVE ME”
LEGENDS OF SOUL
1. Stevie Wonder – “FOR ONCE IN MY LIFE”
2. Marvin Gaye – “TAKE THIS HEART OF MINE”
3. The 5th Dimension – “UP, UP AND AWAY”
4. Smokey Robinson & The Miracles – “I SECOND THAT EMOTION”
5. The Ike and Tina Turner Revue – “BOLD SOUL SISTER”
6. Jackie Wilson – “LONELY TEARDROPS”
THE TEMPTATIONS
1.The Temptations – “JUST MY IMAGINATION (RUNNING AWAY WITH ME)”
2. The Temptations – “DON’T LOOK BACK”
3. The Temptations – “SEPTEMBER IN THE RAIN”
4. The Temptations – “YOU’VE MADE ME SO VERY HAPPY”
5. The Temptations – “RUN AWAY CHILD, RUNNING WILD”
6. The Temptations – “I CAN’T GET NEXT TO YOU”
You'll find the "order link" for this INCREDIBLE collection above ... quite honestly, you couldn't start your own personal Ed Sullivan home library at a better spot! (kk)
