Four Tops Aretha Franklin Freddie and the Dreamers Billy Fury Gale Garnett Gary Lewis & the Playboys Marvin Gaye The Gentrys Gerry & the Pacemakers Stan Getz Dizzy Gillespie Dobie Gray Bessie Griffin Bobby Goldsboro Lesley Gore The Grass Roots Ruben Guevara (credited as "J.P. Mobey") Françoise Hardy Herman's Hermits The Hollies Don Ho Brenda Holloway The Honeycombs The Ikettes The Isley Brothers Davy Jones Gloria Jones The Kingsmen The Kinks Billy J. Kramer & the Dakotas Bettye LaVette Major Lance Dinah Lee Ketty Lester Jerry Lee Lewis Little Anthony and the Imperials Little Eva Little Richard The Lovin' Spoonful Lulu & the Luvvers George Maharis The Mamas & the Papas Manfred Mann Martha & the Vandellas Melinda Marx Johnny Mathis Jody Miller Sal Mineo Matt Monro The Moody Blues The Nashville Teens Ricky Nelson The Nooney Rickett 4 The Olympics Roy Orbison Rita Pavone Peter and Gordon Gene Pitney The Poets The Pretty Things P. J. Proby Eddie Rambeau Roy Head Johnny Rivers Smokey Robinson and The Miracles Jimmie Rodgers The Rolling Stones The Ronettes Mickey Rooney, Jr. Bobby Rydell Tommy Sands Neil Sedaka Del Shannon Dee Dee Sharp Sandie Shaw The Shangri-Las Sir Douglas Quintet Sonny & Cher George Soulé The Spencer Davis Group Rod Stewart (as part of Brian Auger and the Trinity) The Supremes The Temptations Joe Tex Tommy Tucker Ike & Tina Turner The Turtles Twinkle Unit 4 + 2 Leroy Van Dyke Sylvie Vartan Bobby Vee The Ventures The Vibrations The Walker Brothers We Five Clara Ward Singers Mary Wells The Who Hank Williams, Jr. Joe Williams Jackie Wilson Howlin' Wolf The Yardbirds The Zombies Celebrity guests Ted Cassidy as Lurch in Halloween episode Patty Duke Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. Rosey Grier Tommy Kirk Vincent Price Alan Sues Raquel Welch Orson Welles Guest hosts George Chakiris Zsa Zsa Gabor Carolyn Jones Boris Karloff in Halloween episode Hedy Lamarr Jack E. Leonard Hugh O'Brian Mickey Rooney Ed Wynn VHS release In 1991 and 1992, Rhino Entertainment and WEA released a series of Shindig! Presents VHS videos featuring highlights from the series. In popular cultureShindig! was mentioned in The Ramones song "Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?" in the lyric "Do you remember Hullabaloo, Upbeat, Shindig!, and Ed Sullivan too...?"Shindig! made an appearance on a December 1965 episode of The Flintstones as "Shinrock!" with host "Jimmy O'Neillstone" (O'Neill provided his own voice). The episode featured musical