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To Sing For You
Don't Look Back
Donovan
1965Filmed in Hotel room during Bob Dylan's UK tour April/May 1965. Featured in the film Don't Look Back
The War Drags On, Ballad Of A Crystal Man
Newport Folk Festival 1965
Donovan
1965Fort Adams State Park, Newport, Rhode Island, July 22, 1965. Brief clips featured in the film 'Festival'
The War Drags On, Ballad Of A Crystal Man
Newport Folk Festival 1965
Donovan
Concert filmUSAB&WLive performanceEntry id = 1396
Bert's Blues, Mama You've Been On My Mind
Concert (Empire Pool Wembley)
Donovan
1965The Glad Rag Ball, Empire Pool, Wembley, London, November 19, 1965
Bert's Blues, Mama You've Been On My Mind
Concert (Empire Pool Wembley)
Donovan
Concert filmUKB&WLive performanceEntry id = 24300
Universal Soldier, A Reflection On A Summer's Day, Bert's Blues, Sweet Joy
The Big TNT Show
Donovan
1965Filmed at the Moulin Rouge, Los Angeles, November 29, 1965. Film released 1966
Universal Soldier, A Reflection On A Summer's Day, Bert's Blues, Sweet Joy
The Big TNT Show
Donovan
FilmUSAB&WLive performanceEntry id = 54
It Might As Well be Spring, Glow Worm*, Xmas Medley**
Hollywood Palace
Dorothy Collins
1965First broadcast December 25, 1965. *With Bing Crosby. **With show ensemble
It Might As Well be Spring, Glow Worm*, Xmas Medley**
Hollywood Palace
Dorothy Collins
TV showUSAColourLive performanceEntry id = 11430
Rhapsody In Blue, The Man I Love
The Ed Sullivan Show
Dorothy Donegan
1965First broadcast March 14, 1965
Rhapsody In Blue, The Man I Love
The Ed Sullivan Show
Dorothy Donegan
TV showUSAB&WLive performanceEntry id = 22934
Feel So Good
American Folk Blues Festival 1965
Dr. Isaiah Ross
TV showGermanyB&WLive performanceEntry id = 300
Instrumental
The Wayne And Shuster Show
Dudley Moore
1965First broadcast September 1965. The Dudley Moore Trio
Goodbye
The New London Palladium Show
Dudley Moore
1965First broadcast September 26, 1965. With Peter Cook
Includes - Satin Doll, Alcibiades (Timon Of Athens March), Tutti For Cootie, Afribosa, Jam With Sam, Skiddlypoop, The Prowling Cat, Fly Me To the Moon
The Big Bands
Duke Ellington
1965Duke Ellington Orchestra
Includes - Satin Doll, Alcibiades (Timon Of Athens March), Tutti For Cootie, Afribosa, Jam With Sam, Skiddlypoop, The Prowling Cat, Fly Me To the Moon
The Big Bands
Duke Ellington
TV showUSAB&WMimedEntry id = 3950
Includes - Take The A Train, Impressions Of The Far East, Cotton Tail, Satin Doll, Mood Indigo, Jeep's Blues
Love You Madly
Duke Ellington
1965Filmed at the Basin St.West Jazz Club, North Beach, 1965. Duke Ellington Orchestra.
Includes - Take The A Train, Impressions Of The Far East, Cotton Tail, Satin Doll, Mood Indigo, Jeep's Blues
Love You Madly
Duke Ellington
Concert filmUSAB&WLive performanceEntry id = 6305
In The Beginning God
Love You Madly
Duke Ellington
1965Recording session filmed at Coast Recorders, 1965. Duke Ellington Orchestra.
Instrumental
Monterey Jazz Festival 1965
Duke Ellington
1965Monterey County Fairgrounds, California, September 1965. Duke Ellington Orchestra. Clip featured in 1967 film Love You Madly.
Instrumental
Monterey Jazz Festival 1965
Duke Ellington
Concert filmUSAB&WLive performanceEntry id = 6306
Black Brown And Beige Overture, Tell Me It's The Truth, In The Beginning God, Ain't But The One, New World A'Coming, The Lord's Prayer, Come Sunday, David Danced Before The Lord With All His Might
Concert Of Sacred Music
Duke Ellington
1965Filmed Grace Cathedral, San Francisco, September 16, 1965. Duke Ellington Orchestra. Includes - Esther Marrow, Jon Hendricks, Jimmy McPhail - vocals
Black Brown And Beige Overture, Tell Me It's The Truth, In The Beginning God, Ain't But The One, New World A'Coming, The Lord's Prayer, Come Sunday, David Danced Before The Lord With All His Might
Concert Of Sacred Music
Duke Ellington
Concert filmUSAB&WLive performanceEntry id = 6304
Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea, Stormy Weather
The Bell Telephone Hour - The Music Of Harold Arlen
Duke Ellington
1965First broadcast December 5, 1965. Duke Ellington and his Orchestra
Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea, Stormy Weather
The Bell Telephone Hour - The Music Of Harold Arlen
Duke Ellington
TV showUSAColourLive performanceEntry id = 30326
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