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Yesterdays , Mean To Me, Please Don't Bug Me, Lover Man, Well You Needn't
Jazz Scene U.S.A.
Frank Rosolino
1962Filmed July 31, 1962. Frank Rosolino - trombone. Michael Melvoin - piano, Bob Bertaux - bass, Nick Martinis - drums
Yesterdays , Mean To Me, Please Don't Bug Me, Lover Man, Well You Needn't
Jazz Scene U.S.A.
Frank Rosolino
TV showUSAB&WLive performanceEntry id = 26348
Too Marvelous For Words, I See Your Face Before Me, The One I Love (Belongs To Somebody Else)*, Let There Be Love Medley**, You Do Something To Me**
The Judy Garland Show
Frank Sinatra
1962TV special, first broadcast February 25, 1962. *With Dean Martin. **With Dean, Judy Garland
Too Marvelous For Words, I See Your Face Before Me, The One I Love (Belongs To Somebody Else)*, Let There Be Love Medley**, You Do Something To Me**
The Judy Garland Show
Frank Sinatra
TV showUSAB&W, ColourLive performanceEntry id = 15390
Please Be Kind, Moonlight In Vermont, It's A Great Day*, Where Or When Medley*, The Best Things In Life Are Free*
The Dinah Shore Chevy Show
Frank Sinatra
1962First broadcast December 9, 1962. *With Dinah Shore
Please Be Kind, Moonlight In Vermont, It's A Great Day*, Where Or When Medley*, The Best Things In Life Are Free*
The Dinah Shore Chevy Show
Frank Sinatra
TV showUSAB&WLive performanceEntry id = 16230
Chicken Fat, Play A Simple Melody*, Zing A Little Zong**
The Bing Crosby Show
Gary Crosby
1962First broadcast May 15, 1962. *With Bing Crosby. **With show ensemble
Chicken Fat, Play A Simple Melody*, Zing A Little Zong**
The Bing Crosby Show
Gary Crosby
TV showUSAB&WLive performanceEntry id = 28199
Town Without Pity
The 34th Academy Awards
Gene Pitney
1962Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, California, April 9, 1962. Nominated for Best Song in a Motion Picture
Instrumental
Two Of A Kind
George Chisholm
1962First broadcast August 25, 1962. George Chisholm's Jazzers
White Lightning, She Thinks I Still Care
Pet Milk Grand Ole Opry
George Jones
1962First broadcast February 12, 1962
White Lightning, She Thinks I Still Care
Pet Milk Grand Ole Opry
George Jones
TV showUSAB&WLive performanceEntry id = 22980
Four For Three, Darn That Dream, Open Country, Utter Chaos
Jazz Casual
Gerry Mulligan
1962First broadcast July 18, 1962. The Gerry Mulligan Quartet. Gerry Mulligan - saxophone, piano, Bob Brookmeyer - trombone, Wyatt Ruther - bass, Gus Johnson - drums
Four For Three, Darn That Dream, Open Country, Utter Chaos
Jazz Casual
Gerry Mulligan
TV showUSAB&WLive performanceEntry id = 26279
Go Home, Who's Got Rhythm, (Up A) Lazy River*
The Dinah Shore Chevy Show
Gerry Mulligan
1962First broadcast December 9, 1962. The Gerry Mulligan Quartet, with Ben Webster - saxophone. *With Dinah Shore
Go Home, Who's Got Rhythm, (Up A) Lazy River*
The Dinah Shore Chevy Show
Gerry Mulligan
TV showUSAB&WLive performanceEntry id = 16231
Oklahoma, Shall We Dance*
The Ed Sullivan Show
Gordon MacRae
1962First broadcast November 4, 1962. Tribute To Richard Rodgers, filmed at Carnegie Hall, New York. *With Roberta Peters
Oklahoma, Shall We Dance*
The Ed Sullivan Show
Gordon MacRae
TV showUSAB&WLive performanceEntry id = 29503
Long Black Limousine
Pet Milk Grand Ole Opry
Gordon Terry
TV showUSAB&WLive performanceEntry id = 30733
Whatever Lola Wants, Merely Marvelous, Who's Got The Pain*, Medley of songs with Bob Fosse choreography*
American Musical Theatre
Gwen Verdon
1962*With Bob Fosse
Whatever Lola Wants, Merely Marvelous, Who's Got The Pain*, Medley of songs with Bob Fosse choreography*
American Musical Theatre
Gwen Verdon
TV showUSAB&WLive performanceEntry id = 30382
Please Help Me I’m Falling, Send Me The Pillow You Dream On
Pet Milk Grand Ole Opry
Hank Locklin
TV showUSAB&WLive performanceEntry id = 23058
Michael Row The Boat Ashore, Try To Remember, Crawdad Song, Mule Skinner Boys, The Baby Boy
The Ed Sullivan Show
Harry Belafonte
1962First broadcast April 22, 1962
Michael Row The Boat Ashore, Try To Remember, Crawdad Song, Mule Skinner Boys, The Baby Boy
The Ed Sullivan Show
Harry Belafonte
TV showUSAB&WLive performanceEntry id = 19235
Try To Remember, Michael Row The Boat Ashore
An American Pageant Of The Arts
Harry Belafonte
1962Fundraising event for the National Cultural Center, Washington D.C., November 29, 1962
Try To Remember, Michael Row The Boat Ashore
An American Pageant Of The Arts
Harry Belafonte
TV showUSAB&WLive performanceEntry id = 18913
The Blues Ain't Nothin' But A Woman
American Folk Blues Festival 1962
Helen Humes
1962Filmed Großer Kursaal. Baden-Baden, October 4, 1962
The Blues Ain't Nothin' But A Woman
American Folk Blues Festival 1962
Helen Humes
TV showGermanyB&WLive performanceEntry id = 308
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