 In 1966, the group made television appearances on the "Lloyd Thaxton Show" and "Hollywood a-Go-Go", before commencing weekly performances on Dick Clark's show "Where the Action Is".An album named after the program was recorded in the same year, and featured mainly renditions of popular tunes in the Northwest, including "Money (That's What I Want)", "The Witch", and "Jolly Green Giant".Commenting on Don and the Goodtimes' gritty R&B style, music critic Doug Shepherd wrote they "were one of the most adventurous bands in the region", and "perhaps the only band to cover 'The Witch' in a manner that did justice to the Sonics’ original".