Just saw on several Facebook pages that Shangri-Las singer Mary Weiss passed away today.  R.I.P. Mary!

https://themessenger.com/entertainment/lead-singer-of-1960s-girl-group-the-shangri-las-dies-at-75
 

https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-66843162

https://www.noise11.com/news/howie-kane-of-jay-the-americans-dies-at-age-78-20230327

I had a pretty decent bootleg copy (on DVD from video) several years back.  I did not see the PBS airing but I did see the line-up. I just looked at the synopsis from the ORIGINAL airing and these acts were edited out of the PBS airing:
Jan & Dean - One Piece Topless Bathing Suit
Tom Jones - It's Not Unusual
Johnny Mathis - Wild Is The Wind
Bill Cosby - comedy
Dave Clark Five - I Like It Like That
Ray Charles - full medley of hits (??)

Another good one is in GOING ALL THE WAY by The Squires.

https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/news/gerry-marsden-death-illness-b1781737.html

Thanks, Lorne.  I guess my 64 year old brain still works after all!!

Tim Buckley - The Monkees
Peter Noone/Mark Lindsay/Richie Havens/Spencer Davis/Robby Krieger/John Sebastian - Married With Children
Peter Noone/Davy Jones - My Two Dads

 

Nope.  No database.  I started collecting in 1985 and sold my collection 3 or 4 years ago.  Those were seriously the ones I could remember off the top of my head, of things I had.

-The DC5 were on the Ed Sullivan show a record 18 times

Proven to be yet another lie put out by Dave Clark himself.  They were only on 13 times, not 18.  I wrote to the archive company (Andrew Solt Productions) several years back and they gave me the dates and song titles that the group did.  Even the person that responded to me said "Yes, we know what Dave Clark has been saying but it's always been a lie."
Clark also claims that they, too, were viewed by 70 million people on tv.  Ahhhhh, no.  That claim only goes to The Beatles (73 million viewers for their first Sullivan appearance).  ON AVERAGE, the Sullivan show had less than 15 million viewers each week.
He also says the group sold over 100 million records worldwide.  Another lie......it is closer to 50 million.
Don't get me wrong, I love the DC5 hits as much as anybody else, but I don't like Dave Clark, the person.  He has never written a song in his life.  He paid ghostwriters like Ron Ryan to write them and then claimed he, himself, wrote them.  He has also gone back on his word by NOT paying for some songs that sold quite well. I could go on and on about Dave's lies but I won't........the facts are out there on the 'net.  All you have to do is a little research and talk to the right people.
 

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Jay & The Americans with Jay #3.  They sound great as ever (IMHO) and Sandy, Marty and Howie are super nice guys to talk to, as well.
Little Anthony & The Imperials
Gary Puckett
Chubby Checker
Brian Hyland
Johnny Tillotson
The Mystics