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Don’t Stop The Carnival
Top Of The Pops
Alan Price
1968Broadcast February 15, 1968. Billed as The Alan Price Set
Can't Take My Eyes Off You
Live At The Royal Albert Hall
Andy Williams
1968First broadcast June 2, 1968
Can't Take My Eyes Off You
Live At The Royal Albert Hall
Andy Williams
TV showUKB&WLive performanceEntry id = 5144
Turn Around Look At Me, Goodbye Charlie
Playboy After Dark
Angeline Butler
1968Filmed September 29, 1968. First broadcast February 1969
Turn Around Look At Me, Goodbye Charlie
Playboy After Dark
Angeline Butler
TV showUSAColourLive performanceEntry id = 21133
Too Darn Hot, Always True To You In My Fashion
The Mike Douglas Show
Ann Miller
1968First broadcast January 24, 1968
Too Darn Hot, Always True To You In My Fashion
The Mike Douglas Show
Ann Miller
TV showUSAColourLive performanceEntry id = 19248
Who Can I Turn To
The Ed Sullivan Show
Anna Maria Alberghetti
TV showUSAColourLive performanceEntry id = 23726
Once In A Lifetime
Playboy After Dark
Anthony Newley
1968Filmed December 19, 1968. First broadcast March 1969. With Sammy Davis Jr
Let Me Love Let Me Live
Scopitone
Aphrodite's Child
1968Includes Demis Roussos - vocals, Vangelis - keyboards
Respect, Chain Of Fools
Concert (Rhode Island)
Aretha Franklin
Concert filmUSAColourLive performanceEntry id = 12456
Chain Of Fools
The Jonathan Winters Show
Aretha Franklin
1968First broadcast January 17, 1968. With The Sweet Inspirations including Cissy Houston.
Respect, A Natural Woman
Concert (Detroit)
Aretha Franklin
1968Cobo Hall, Detroit, February 16, 1968. Declared 'Aretha Franklin' Day in Detroit. Includes presentation by Dr. Martin Luther King.
Respect, A Natural Woman
Concert (Detroit)
Aretha Franklin
Concert filmUSAColourLive performanceEntry id = 2334
Baby I Love You/ Respect, Chain Of Fools
Operation Entertainment
Aretha Franklin
1968Pacific Fleet Amphibious Force Training Base, San Diego, California. First broadcast April 5, 1968
Baby I Love You/ Respect, Chain Of Fools
Operation Entertainment
Aretha Franklin
TV showUSAColourLive performanceEntry id = 28610
Satisfaction, Don’t Let Me Lose This Dream, Soul Serenade, Groovin’, A Natural Woman, Come Back Baby, Dr Feelgood, Since You’ve Been Gone, Good To Me As I Am To You, I Never Loved A Man, Chain Of Fools, Respect
Concert (Amsterdam)
Aretha Franklin
1968Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, April 28, 1968. Carolyn Franklin, Wyline Ivey, Charnessa Jones - background vocals, Donald Townes - conductor
Satisfaction, Don’t Let Me Lose This Dream, Soul Serenade, Groovin’, A Natural Woman, Come Back Baby, Dr Feelgood, Since You’ve Been Gone, Good To Me As I Am To You, I Never Loved A Man, Chain Of Fools, Respect
Concert (Amsterdam)
Aretha Franklin
Concert filmNetherlandsB&WLive performanceEntry id = 129
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