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--Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes - "All I Want Is Everything," "Living In The Real World" and "Vertigo."
--Heatwave - "Always And Forever," "Razzle Dazzle," "Eyeballin'" and "Raise A Blaze."
--Nicolette Larson (music videos w/Andrew Gold in band) - "Back In My Arms Again" and "Dancin' Jones."
--Hall & Oates (music videos) - "Wait For Me," "Bebop Drop," "The Woman Comes And Goes" and "Intravino."
--Irv Burton (stand-up comedy) - sings "Ain't To Pround To Beg" and talks about movies & TV shows.
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - sketches: (1) Teacher meeting with nerdy student & his family. (2) Sammy Davis parody.
--Fanny - "Rock and Roll Survivors," "Get Out of the Jungle" and one other song.
--The Raspberries - "Overnight Sensation," "Go All The Way," "Let's Pretend," "Starting Over," "All Through The Night" and "Play On."
--Tim Weisberg - "Invisible Messenger," "Scrabble Z" and two other songs.
--Fancy (promo video) - "Touch Me."
Focus - "Hocus Pocus," "Birth" and 2 other songs.
UFO - "Space Child," "Doctor Doctor," "Rock Bottom" and 2 other songs.
New Birth - "Wildflower" and "I Can Understand It."
Guest host: Doug Weston, owner of The Troubadour Club in Los Angeles.
--Roger McGuinn (formerly of the Byrds) - Lover of The Bayou," "I'm So Restless," "Wasn't Born To Follow," "Do What You Want To Do," "So You Want To Be A Rock and Roll Star," "Mr. Spaceman" and "Eight Miles High."
--Fania All-Stars - "Soul Makossa" and one other song.
--Jay Gruska - "Every Time I Try" and two other songs.
--Honk - "Hesitation," "Oh Daddy Blues," "Home" and "(Love Is Like A) Heat Wave."
--Starbuck - "Moonlight Feels Right," "I Got To Know," "Rock 'N Roll Rocket," "Lucky Man" and "Holy Smoke."
--Walter Murphy - "A Fifth of Beethoven," "Nightfall," "Flight of The Bumblebee" and "Moonlight Serenade."
--Frankie Valli (music video) - "Swearin' To God."
--Franklyn Ajaye (stand-up comedian).
--Gary Mule Deer (comedian) - does a Bicentennial comedy moment and a 6-part "Radio News" sketch.
--Gary Mule Deer also appears in five "Rock Concert Mini-Movie" sketches (based more on movie titles than on actual plot line): "Where's Poppa?" "Whatever Happened To Baby Jane?" "Wait Until Dark" "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" and "Where's Poppa?"
--Kool And The Gang - "Spirit of The Boogie," "The Penguin," "Mother Earth" and "Winter Sadness."
--Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - "Rocky Top," "Ripplin' Waters," "Bayou Jubilee," "Diggy Liggy Lo," (5th song title unknown), "Fish Song" and "Moon Just Turned Blue."
--Gino Vannelli - "People Gotta Move," "Keep On Walking" and "Powerful People."
--The Sylvers - "Boogie Fever," "Hot Line," "New Horizons," "Party Maker" and "Take A Hand."
--Dwight Twilley Band - "Twilley Don't Mind," "Trying To Find My Baby," "TV" and "Chance To Get Away."
--Kansas (music video) - "Point of No Return."
--The Sex Pistols (on tape, performing at the Longhorn Ballroom In Dallas, Texas) - "Anarchy in the U.K.," "No Feelings," "Holidays In The Sun," "Pretty Vacant" and "No Fun."
Also appearing:
--Ricky Jay (magician)
--Robert Aguayo (stand-up comedian)
--Phoebe Snow - "Poetry Man," "Love Makes A Woman," "No Regrets," "Never Letting Go" and "Good Times (Let The Good Times Roll)."
--Player - "Baby Come Back," "Movin' Up," "Come On Out," "Cancellation" and "Melanie."
--Kansas (music video) - "Dust In The Wind."
--Murray Langston (stand-up comedian)
--Tony Delia (stand-up comedy) - does a pantomime about a man and his new sports car.
--Bill Kirchenbauer (stand-up comedian) - does two routines during show.
--Gary Mule Deer as Howdy Doody interviewed by Victor Dunlop Jr.
--Parliament - "Funkentelechy" and "Mothership Connection (Star Child)" medley.
--John Klemmer - "Life(Living & Loving)," "Caress," "Touch," "Quiet Afternoon" and "Waterfalls."
--Roger Daltrey (music video) - "One Of The Boys."
--Emerson, Lake & Palmer (music video, filmed in Olympic Stadium, Montreal) - "Fanfare For The Common Man."
--David Letterman (stand-up comedian)
--Al Alan Peterson (musical comedian) - sings "You're Gonna Hear From Me."
--The Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - sketches: (1) Farrah Fawcett Majors parody; (2) Siamese Twins sketch; (3) Talk show with Fairy Tale characters as guests.
Music includes:
--Al Stewart (performing live) - "On The Border," "Year of The Cat" and "Roads To Moscow."
--Chubby Checker - "Pony Time," "Peppermint Twist" and "The Rub."
--Bay City Rollers - "Yesterday's Hero."
--Blondie (music video) - "X Offender" (and possibly "In The Sun" and "In the Flesh").
--Queen (probably a music video).
Rick Podell (comedian)
The Mime Company (comedy troupe, series regulars)
Live performance:
--Greg Kihn Band - "The Breakup Song (They Don't Write 'Em)," "The Girl Most Likely" and "Can't Stop Hurtin' Myself."
Music videos:
--ABBA - "One Of Us" and "When All Is Said And Done."
--Adam & The Ants - "Ant Rap," "Prince Charming," "Stand And Deliver," "Antmusic" and "Dog Eat Dog."
--Lindsey Buckingham - Trouble" and "It Was I."
--Little River Band - "Take It Easy On Me" and "The Night Owls."
--The Sylvers - "Come Back Lover, Come Back" and "Just When I Thought It Was Over."
--Van Halen (music video) - "(Oh) Pretty Woman."
--Van Halen (performing live) - "So This Is Love?" "Hear About It Later" and "Unchained."
--David Bowie (music videos) - "Wild Is The Wind," "Fashion," "Ashes To Ashes" and "DJ."
--Queen & David Bowie (music video) - "Under Pressure."
--Ultravox (music videos) - "The Thin Wall," "The Voice," "Vienna" and "Sleepwalk."
--David Lee Roth is interviewed by Jim Ladd (in five segments throughout the show).
--Exile (lip-sync performance) - "Kiss You All Over" "Never Gonna Stop" "Stay With Me" and "One Step At A Time."
--The Trammps - "Disco Inferno" "That's Where The Happy People Go" and "The Night The Lights Went Out."
--Chris Rea (lip-sync) - "Fool (If You Think It's Over)"
--Carole Bayer Sager (music video) - "It's The Falling In Love" and "I Don't Wanna Dance No More."
--UFO (music video, live performance) - "Only You Can Rock Me."
--The Disco Dance Dimensions (dance troupe, series regulars) - perform to "Disco Inferno" by The Trammps
--Charlie Hill (Native American comedian)
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - perform three "Rock Rap" (music news) sketches and a parody of the American Express commercials.
--A Taste of Honey (performing live) - "Disco Dancin'," "World Spin," "Boogie Oogie Oogie," "This Love of Ours" and "Distant."
--REO Speedwagon (performing live) - "Roll With The Changes," "Time For Me To Fly," "Keep Pushin'" and "Ridin' The Storm Out."
--Climax Blues Band (music video) - "Mistress Moonshine."
--The Disco Dance Dimensions (dance troupe, series regulars) - perform to a Disco version of the "Star Wars" theme.
--Jay Leno (stand-up comedian)
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - sketches: "Fantasy Island" parody (part one); Spelling Bee sketch; "Rock Rap" (music news); "Fantasy Island" parody (part two); and a WWII movie parody.
--The Emotions (performing live) - "Whole Lot of Shakin'," "Walking The Line," "Best of My Love," "Smile" and "Flowers."
--Lenny Williams - "You Got Me Running" and "Cause I Love You."
--Blondie (music video) - "Denis."
--Alice Cooper (music video) - "How You Gonna See Me Now?"
--Richie Blackmore's Rainbow (music videos) - "Long Live Rock N Roll" and "Gates of Babylon."
--David Letterman (stand-up comedian)
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - perform two "Rock Rap" music news sketches.
--War - "Baby Face (She Said Do Do Do Do)," "Why Can't We Be Friends?" and "Cisco Kid."
--Jean-Luc Ponty - "Enigmatic Ocean," "Mirage" and "Wandering On The Milky Way."
--Stormin' Norman & Suzy - "Oceans of Love" and one other song.
--Rick Podell, (stand-up comedy)
--Dale Gonyea (pianist-comedian) performs "Nobody Knows My Mom."
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - Sinking Ship & Bon Voyage sketches.
--Nick Gilder (performing live) - "Hot Child In The City," "Got To Get Out," "Here Comes The Night" and "Frustration."
--The Sylvers (lip-sync performance) - "Boogie Fever," "Come Dance with Me" and "Swept For You Baby."
--Electric Light Orchestra (music videos) - "Sweet Talkin' Woman," "Turn To Stone," "Wild West Hero" and "Mr. Blue Sky."
--Walter Murphy Band (music videos) - "The Music Will Not End" and "Gentle Explosion."
--The Disco Dance Dimensions (series regulars) dance to the Village People's record "Macho Man."
--Mike Preminger (comedian) - stand-up routine.
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - appear in three sketches: a cheerleader skit, Playboy Club, and a Kitty Ball commercial parody.
--Tony Orlando (performing live) - "That's Rock'n Roll," "Save the Last Dance for Me," "Since I Met You Baby," "You'll Never Walk Alone" and "Don't Let Go."
--Linda Clifford (performing live) - "If My Friends Could See Me Now, " "Runaway Love," "Keep Smiling" and "Gypsy Lady."
--Dave Mason (music videos) - "Don't It Make You Wonder?" "Share Your Love" and "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?"
--The Disco Dance Dimensions (dance troupe, series regulars) - perform to Frankie Valli's record "Grease."
--Tom Dreeson (stand-up comedian)
--Sergio Mendes & The New Brasil '77 - "The Real Thing," "Mas Que Nada," "I Believe (When I Fall In Love It Will Be Forever)" and "Fool On The Hill."
--Ram Jam - "Black Betty," "All For The Love of Rock & Roll," "Keep Your Hands On The Wheel" and "Too Bad On Your Birthday."
--Meat Loaf (music video) - "Paradise by The Dashboard Light."
--Journey (music videos) - "Feeling That Way" and "Lights."
--Plus, scenes from the movie "Grease" with Olivia Newton-John & John Travolta.
--Joe Restivo (stand-up comedian) - imitates male singers.
--Marty Cohen (stand-up monologue)
--Cheryl Ladd - "Think It Over," "The Rose Nobody Knows" and "Lady Gray."
--Con Funk Shun (performing live in Houston, Texas) - songs include "Confunkshunizeya," "So Easy," "Make It Last" and "Ffun."
--Jethro Tull (music video) - "Heavy Horses."
Also appearing:
--David Sayh (stand-up comedian) - monologue topics include TV commercials and pets.
--The Disco Dance Dimensions (series regulars) dance to "Salsation."
--Harry Chapin - "Dancin' Boy," "Jenny," "Mr. Tanner," "Flowers Are Red," "A Better Place To Be" and "Poor Damned Fool."
--Tom Chapin - "In the City of Mercy" and one other song.
--Steve Chapin - "Love Is Not In Season."
--Bob Dubac (comic magician)
--Tim Thomerson (stand-up comedian)
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - sketches: (1) Western saloon bit with Gary Mule Deer; (2) "Rock Rap" music news; and (3) Hillbilly courting bit.
Music includes:
--Pat Benatar (music video?) - "Fire and Ice."
--Ian Hunter - "Gun Control" and "Once Bitten Twice Shy."
Also appearing:
Franklyn Ajaye (comedian)
--Evelyn "Champagne" King - "Dancin' Dancin' Dancin'," "Shame" and "I Don't Know If It's Right."
--Thin Lizzy - "The Boys Are Back In Town," "Emerald," "Dancin' In The Moonlight," "Genocide (The Killing of The Buffalo)," "Are You Ready?" and "Sha La La."
--The Moody Blues (music videos) - "Steppin' In A Slide Zone" and "Had To Fall In Love."
--City Boy (music videos) - "What A Night" and "5-7-0-5."
--The Disco Dance Dimensions (dance troupe, series regulars) - perform to Andy Gibb's record "Shadow Dancing."
--Art Metrano (comic magician)
--Burton Cummings - "Break It To Them Gently," "Draggin' Em Down The Line" and "Your Backyard."
--Jimmy Castor Bunch - "Space Age," "Bertha Butt Boogie" and "E Man Boogie."
--Bad Company (live performances, possibly on film) - "Rock 'N' Roll Fantasy" and "Can't Get Enough."
--The Doors (B&W performances from the 1968 Granada TV special 'The Doors Are Open') - "Light My Fire" and "Unknown Soldier."
--Uriah Heep (music videos) - "One More Night" and "Falling In Love."
--Kate Bush (music videos) - "Wuthering Heights" and "The Man With The Child In His Eyes."
--Maureen Murphy (stand-up comedian) - monologue includes jokes about dating.
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - Mr. Roger's Neighborhood parody & a caveman sketch.
--Outlaws - Take It Anyway You Want It" and "Cry Some More."
--Switch (lip-sync) - There'll Never Be" and "I Wanna Be Closer."
--The Temptations - "There Is No Stopping (Til We Set The Whole World Rockin')," "Who Are You (And What Are You Doing The Rest of Your Life)?" and "Ever Ready Love."
--The Temptations - medley of hits: "The Way You Do The Things You Do," "Girl (Why You Wanna Make Blue)," "My Girl," "Get Ready," "Ain't Too Proud To Beg," "Beauty Is Only Skin Deep," "Cloud Nine," "I Can't Get Next To You," "Just My Imagination" and "Papa Was A Rollin' Stone."
--Black Sabbath (live performance, possibly a music video) - "Never Say Die."
--Alicia Bridges (music video) - "I Love The Nightlife" and "Body Heat."
--Williams & Ree (comedy team) - tell a comic Native American story and perform the song "Running Bear."
--April Kelly (stand-up comedian)
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - sketches: (1) Drug Education; (2) "Rock Rap" music news with fake Bob Dylan interview.
--The Village People (performing live) - "Macho Man" and "YMCA."
--Herbie Mann - "Superman" and an unknown jazz instrumental song.
--Jan & Dean (lip-sync) - "Surf City" and "The Little Old Lady from Pasadena."
--Barry Mann (music video) - "Almost Gone."
--Leo Sayer (music video) - "How Much Love?"
--Dan Hill (music video) - "Sometimes When We Touch."
--Gentle Giant (music videos) - "Giant For A Day" and "Words from the Wise."
--Joan Armatrading (music video) - "Baby I" and "Bottom To The Top."
--Elayne Boosler (stand-up comedian)
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - "Rock Rap" music news: a female hippie and punk rock at a slumber party.
Guest host: Bob Dubac (comedian-magician) appears throughout the show.
--Sarah Dash - "Sinner Man" (lip-sync, with series regulars The Disco Dance Dimensions).
--Joe Cocker - "Lady Put The Light Out."
--Rod Stewart (music videos) - "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?" and "Ain't Love A Bitch?"
--Olivia Newton John (music video) - "A Little More Love."
--Mike Nesmith (music video) - "Rio."
--Klaatu (music video, animated) - "A Routine Day."
--Byron Allen (stand-up).
--The Unknown Comic (stand-up routine).
--The Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - Sketches feature Tony "Hot Wax" Gianelli (in three segments) and "Beach Party Hall of Fame" (also three segments).
Also appearing:
--Larry Wilson (magic act) - card trick with volunteer from audience.
--Kevin Dole films: (1) stop-motion film with banana (runs approx. 2.5 minutes); (2) "Once Upon A Time" - a look at college life (runs approx. 4 min. - 45 sec).
--Dan Hartman (music videos) - "Instant Replay" and "This Is It."
--Queen (music videos) - "Fat Bottomed Girls" and "Bicycle Race."
--Dudek Finnigan Krueger Band (music videos) - "Run For Cover" "Just One Minute More" and "Gonna Move."
--Janis Ian (music videos, w/live vocals) - "That Grand Illusion," "The Bridge," "I Need To Live Alone Again," "Tonight Will Last Forever" and "Silly Habits."
--The Disco Dance Dimensions (dance troupe, series regulars) - perform to "If My Friends Could See Me Now"
--Jimmie Walker (stand-up comedy)
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - "Rock Rap" music news & a Disco music sketch.
--Seals & Crofts - "Magnolia Moon," "Summer Breeze," "Hummingbird," "We May Never Pass This Way (Again)," "Get Closer," "Diamond Girl," "You're The Love," "Forever Like The Rose" and an instrumental jam.
--Glen Campbell - "Love's for Love" and "If This Was The Last Song."
--Maureen McGovern - "You Loved Me Too Late"
--The Seals Brothers (Jim, Eddie, and "England" Dan) - "Ashes In The Snow."
--Doug Kershaw, Glen Campbell, Seals & Crofts - "Louisiana Man."
--Dash Crofts - "One More Time."
--Van Morrison (performing live) - "Wavelength," "Brown Eyed Girl," "Checkin' It Out," "Kingdom Hall" and "Caravan."
--Rose Royce (lip-sync) - "Do It, Do It."
--Jimmy Cliff and Oneness (performing live) - "The Harder They Come," "Universal Love (Beyond The Boundaries)," "Many Rivers To Cross" and "Stand Up & Fight."
--The Disco Dance Dimensions (dance troupe, series regulars) perform to "Boogie Oogie Oogie."
--Ronnie Schell (comedian, from "Gomer Pyle USMC") - stand-up monologue.
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - sketches: (1) A Vaudeville-performance of "Me & My Shadow"; (2) Clown Family sketch.
--Rick James and the Stone City Band (lip-sync) - "Mary Jane," "Sexy Lady" and "Hollywood."
--The Jacksons (music video) - "Blame It On The Boogie."
--Devo (music videos) - "We Are Devo" and "Come Back Jonee."
--David Johansen Group (music videos, live performances) - "Funky But Chic" and "Girls."
--Santana (music videos, live performances) - "Well All Right," "Open Invitation" and "One Chain (Don't Make No Prison)."
--The Disco Dance Dimensions (dance troupe, series regulars) - perform to Sarah Dash's record "Sinner Man."
--Bobby Kelton (stand-up comedian)
--Sylvester - "You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)" and "Dance (Disco Heat)."
--Sarah Dash (lip-sync performance) - "Sinner Man," "(Come And Take This) Candy From Your Baby" and "You."
--David Bowie (on film, live concert performance)- "Hang On To Yourself," "Ziggy Stardust," "What In The World?" "Blackout" and an instrumental song.
--Heatwave (music videos) - "Mind Blowing Decisions" and "Party Poops."
--The Disco Dance Dimensions (dance troupe, series regulars) - perform to a Disco version of the "Close Encounters of The Third Kind" theme.
--Franklyn Ajaye (stand-up comedian)
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - appear in two "Rock Rap" (music news parody) sketches.
Highlights from Season 5 (1977-78)
--The Brothers Johnson - "Strawberry Letter 23."
--Andy Gibb - "I Just Want To Be Your Everything."
--Frankie Valli - "Swearin' To God."
--The Spinners - "Rubberband Man."
--Rod Stewart (music video) - "Hot Legs"
--Kansas (music video) - "Dust In The Wind"
--The Ohio Players - "Love Rollercoaster."
--Stephen Bishop - "On And On."
--Chuck Berry - "Roll Over Beethoven."
--Peter Allen - "I Go To Rio."
--Bob Marley & The Wailers - "Exodus."
--The Unknown Comic (stand-up comedian)
--Steve Landesberg (stand-up comedian)
--Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr. - "You Don't Have to Be a Star," "Shine On Silver Moon," "Carry Me" and "I Thank You."
--Maze featuring Frankie Beverly - "Workin' Together," Golden Time of Day," "Travelin' Man," "You're Not the Same."
--Paul McCartney & Wings (music video) - "I've Had Enough."
--The Disco Dance Dimensions (series regulars) - dance to Donna Summer's record "Last Dance."
--Richard Belzer (stand-up comedian) - routine includes imitations of Jack Nicholson, lounge singers, Mick Jagger, Nixon singing, etc.
--George Miller (stand-up comedian) - routine includes jokes about his childhood, dieting, etc.
--Chuck Berry - "Roll Over Beethoven," "School Day (Ring! Ring! Goes the Bell)," "Let It Rock," "Carol," "Sweet Little Sixteen" and "Nadine."
--Peter Allen - "Love Crazy," "She Loves To Hear The Music," "I Honestly Love You," "Don't Cry Out Loud," "I Go To Rio" and "Quiet Please, There's A Lady On Stage."
--The Babys (music videos) - "Isn't It Time?" "I'm Falling" and "And If You Could See Me Fly."
--Elayne Boosler (stand-up comedian)
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - appear in two football-themed sketches.
--Elvin Bishop Group - "Fooled Around And Fell In Love," "Little Brown Bird," "Travelin' Shoes," "Juke Joint Jump," "Rock My Soul," "A Change Is Gonna Come" and "Bring It On Home To Me."
--Heatwave (music video) - "Boogie Nights."
--On film: John Travolta in a scene from "Saturday Night Fever."
--The Unknown Comic (stand-up comedian)
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - sketches: (1) Roller Derby locker room; (2) Rock & Roll Retirement Home; (3) Space Alien; and (4) French restaurant.
--Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes - "I Don't Want To Go Home," "This Time It's For Real," "She Got Me Where She Wants Me," "Love On The Wrong Side of Town," "Without Love" and "Little By Little."
--Jim Stafford - songs include "Classical Gas," "Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms," "Down Yonder," "Mr. Bojangles," "Spiders And Snakes" and "Johnny B. Goode."
--Debby Boone (music video) - "You Light Up My Light."
--Styx (music videos) - "Come Sail Away," "Miss America" and "Fooling Yourself (The Angry Young Man)."
--Jimmie Walker & The Comedy Crusaders - Bank sketch with Jay Leno.
--Crown Heights Affair - "Searching For Love," "Dreaming A Dream," "Foxy Lady," "Sexy Ways," "Far Out" and "Dancin'."
--Rod Stewart (music videos) - "Hot Legs," "I Was Only Joking," "You're in My Heart" and "You're Insane."
--Jay Leno (stand-up monologue)
--Michael Marlin (comedy juggler & fire eater)
--Pure Prairie League - "Two Lane Highway," "Love Will Grow," "I'll Change Your Flat Tire, Merle," "Sun Shone Lightly," "Louise (What I Did)," "Amie," "Heart of Her Own" and "Dance."
--Rush (music videos) - "A Farewell To Kings," "Closer To The Heart" and "Xanadu."
--Jeff Altman (stand-up comedian)
--Jimmie Walker & The Comedy Crusaders - 5-part "Soul Bus" sketch, a parody of "Soul Train" with dumb teens trying to complete the show's Scramble Board puzzle.
--Rose Royce - "Car Wash" "Ooh Boy" "Do Your Dance" and "It Makes You Feel Like Dancin'."
--Tower of Power - "You Ought To Be Havin' Fun" "What Is Hip?" "You're Still A Young Man" "Ain't Nothin' Stoppin' Us Now" and "Yin Yang Thang."
--Shaun Cassidy (music video) - "That's Rock 'N Roll."
--David Sayh (stand-up comedian)
--Village Idiots comedy troupe) - sketches: (1) Old West Saloon skit; (2) "Celebrity Hostage" game show w/impersonations of Henry Kissinger, Patti Hearst, and Zsa Zsa Gabor.
--Little River Band - "Help Is On Its Way," "It's A Long Way There," "Happy Anniversary" and "Days On The Road."
--Bob Marley & The Wailers (live performance, taped in England) - "No Woman, No Cry" "Jammin'," "Get Up, Stand Up," "Exodus," "Crazy Baldhead" and "Running Away."
--George Miller (stand-up comedian)
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - sketch: "When Johnny Comes Munching Home," a WWII movie parody in five parts.
--The Floaters - "Float On," "Float On" (instrumental version), "You Don't Have To Say You Love Me" and two more songs.
--Andrew Gold - "Lonely Boy," "You're Free," "One of Them Is Me," "A Note from You," "Endless Flight" and "That's Why I Love You."
--Ed Bluestone (stand-up comedy)
--The Village Idiots (series regulars, comedy troupe with Janis Fisher, Mark Ganzel, Robin Hunt, Peter Jersick)
--Andy Gibb - "Flowing Rivers" "Starlight" "I Just Want To Be Your Everything" "(Love Is) Thicker Than Water" and "Too Many Looks In Your Eyes."
--REO Speedwagon - "Keep Pushin'" "Like You Do" "Ridin' The Storm Out" "Golden Country" and "157 Riverside Avenue."
--Skip Stephenson (stand-up comedy)
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - sketches: (1) "Boogie Fever" Disco disease (2) a Captain & Tennille spoof; (3) parody of "Let's Make A Deal" model Carol Merrill; and (4) Henry Kissinger and the Detentes sing "Stop In The Name of Love."
--Brick - "Dazz," "Dusic" and "Hello."
--Starbuck - "Moonlight Feels Right," "Little Bird," "One Of These Mornings" and an instrumental song.
--The Grateful Dead (on film, performances from "The Grateful Dead Movie") - "U.S. Blues" and "One More Saturday Night."
--Tom Dreesen (stand-up comedy routine)
--Joey Camen (stand-up comedian)
--Gary Mule Deer (comedian, series regular) - "How To Pick Up Women" bar sketch.
--Frankie Valli - "My Eyes Adored You," "Swearin' To God," "I Need You," "With You" and "Native New Yorker."
--Lake - "Lost By The Wayside," "Chasing Colours," "Time Bomb," "Do I Love You" and "On The Run."
--The Jacksons (music video) - "Goin' Places."
--The Alan Parsons Project (music video) - "I Wouldn't Want To Be Like You."
--James Aleck (stand-up comedian) - various topics.
--Joey Camen (stand-up comedian) - preacher routine.
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe) - sketches: (1) cheerleader & coach, (2) Women in prison, (3) Donnie & Marie Osmond parody, (4) Sonny & Cher spoof.
Fifth Anniversary Show
Live performances:
--The Allman Brothers Band - "Midnight Rider."
--The Commodres - "Machine Gun."
--Barry Manilow - "Beautiful Music."
--George Benson - "Breezin'."
--Billy Joel - "Captain Jack."
--Natalie Cole - "This Will Be (An Everlasting Love)."
--K.C. And The Sunshine Band - "Get Down Tonight."
Music videos:
--Rod Stewart - "You're In My Heart."
--Fleetwood Mac - "Go Your Own Way."
--Kansas - "Dust In The Wind."
--Elton John - "Ego."
--Steve Martin (stand-up comedy act)
--George Carlin (stand-up comedian)
--Jimmie Walker (stand-up comedian)
--Billy Crystal (stand-up comedian)
--Robert Klein (stand-up act, with harmonica)
--The Bay City Rollers (lip-sync performances) - "The Way I Feel Tonight," "It's A Game" and "Rebel Rebel."
--New Riders of the Purple Sage (performing live) - "Love Has Strange Ways" and "Red Hot Women And Ice Cold Beer."
--The Brothers Johnson (music videos) - "Ain't We Funkin' Now?" and "Blam."
--Alice Cooper (music videos) - "Hello Hooray," "Elected" and "School's Out."
--Dion (music videos) - "Lookin' For The Heart Of Saturday Night" and "Midtown American Main Street Gang."
--Glenn Super (stand-up comedian)
--Village Idiots (series regulars, comedy troupe)
--Patti LaBelle - "Isn't It a Shame?" "Funky Music," "You Are My Friend."
--Link Wray & Robert Gordon - "Boppin' The Blues," "Five Days, Five Days" and "I Sure Miss You."
--Ricci Martin - "Moonbeams," "Belle of The Ball," "Stop, Look Around" and "Streets of Love."
--Gary Wright - "Dream Weaver," "Touch And Gone," "Sky Eyes," "Something Very Special" and "Night Ride."
--Ellis Levinson (stand-up comedian)
SOLAR Records Tribute
Performances (from The Aquarius Theatre in Hollywood):
--The Whispers - "And The Beat Goes On" and "It's A Love Thing."
--Shalamar - "Second Time Around" and "Right In The Socket."
--Lakeside - "Your Wish Is My Command"
--Carrie Lucas - "Dance with You"
--Midnight Star - "Tuff."
--Dynasty - "I've Just Begun To Love You."
--Lakeside - "I Want To Hold Your Hand" and "Something About That Woman."
Music videos:
--Shalamar - "A Night To Remember."
--The Whispers - "In The Raw"
Lou O'Neill Jr. talks with Solar Records president Dick Griffey (in a five-part interview).
--The Brothers Johnson - "I'll Be Good To You," "Runnin' For Your Lovin'," "Strawberry Letter 23" and "Get The Funk Out Ma Face."
--Cheap Trick - "Hello There," "Come On, Come On," "ELO Kiddies," "Southern Girls," "Downed," "Clock Strikes Ten" and "Goodnight."
--Paul McCartney & Wings (music video) - "Mull of Kintyre."
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe) - "The Infants" Punk Rock parody.
--Glenn Falkenstein (magician)
--Stephen Bishop - "On And On," "Sinking In An Ocean of Tears," "Save It For A Rainy Day," "Never Letting Go," "Little Italy," "Vagabond From Heaven (Thank You Mom)" and "One More Night."
--Yvonne Elliman - "Baby, Don't Let It Mess Your Mind" and "Up To The Man In You."
--Alice Cooper (music videos) - "The Black Widow" and "Only Women Bleed."
--Gallagher (performance comedy) - routine includes pumpkin smashing, and a card trick with audience member.
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - sketches (1) parody of the Starland Vocal Band; (2) romantic movie set on ocean liner.
On film:
--Rock Music Awards back-stage footage. Don Kirshner talks with Olivia Newton-John & Peter Frampton, Alice Cooper, Stevie Wonder, George Benson, Fleetwood Mac (Christine McVie, Lindsey Buckingham, Stevie Nicks, Mick Fleetwood, and John McVie), the band Boston, Hall & Oates, and the band Kansas. Other award attendees on film: Dennis Wilson and Karen Lamm, Andy Gibb, Al Stewart, Daryl Hall with Marcia Strassman, Mary McDonough (of "The Waltons") with Leif Garrett, Mary Kay Place, and Martin Mull with Debralee Scott.
--Mink DeVille - "Cadillac Walk" and "Gunslinger."
--Dean Friedman - "Ariel," "Woman of Mine," "Solitaire" and one other song.
--The Spinners - "Could It Be I'm Falling In Love?" "Easy Come, Easy Go" "Baby I Need Your Love (You're The Only One)" "I'll Be Around" "Mighty Love" and "The Rubberband Man."
Also appearing:
--Chris Chalen (magician) - does two escape tricks.
--Bobby Kelton (stand-up comedian)
--Chuck Mangione and his Quartet perform "Land of Make Believe," "Our First Night Together," "Bellavia," "Children Of Sanchez," "The XIth Commandment," "Feels So Good" and "Main Squeeze."
--Richard Belzer (stand-up comedian) - parodies different singers.
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe) - sketches: (1) Lifesavers commercials parody; (2) Old-fashioned romance movie set on an Ocean liner.
--Alan Price - "O Lucky Man!," "Sell Sell," "Poor Boy," "I Wanna Dance," "Is It Right?" "I've Been Hurt" and "Life Is Good."
Performances from Foghat & Friends "Blues Tribute" concert at the NY Palladium:
--Foghat - "Sweet Home Chicago" and "It Hurts Me Too."
--Eddie Kirkland & Foghat - "Done Somebody Wrong" and a 2-chord instrumental jam.
--Foghat, Muddy Waters, Johnny Winter, Eddie Kirkland, John Lee Hooker, and Otis Blackwell - "I Just Want To Make Love To You."
--Jimmie Walker & The Comedy Crusaders - "Endangered Species of Urban America" comedy routine.
--Kip Addotta (stand-up comedy routine)
Music includes:
--The Police (video) - "Demolition Man."
--Marianne Faithfull (music videos) - "Truth, Bitter Truth" and "Sweetheart."
--Nick Gilder (performing live) - "(You Really) Rock Me," "Electric Love," "Into The 80s," "Watcher Of The Night," "Metro Jets" and "Hold On Me Tonight."
--David Bowie (music videos) - "D.J.," "Look Back In Anger" and "Boys Keep Swinging."
--Carly Simon (music videos) - "Vengeance" and "We're So Close."
--Disco Dance Dimensions (dance troupe, series regulars) - roller disco routine.
--Nancy Parker (stand-up comedy)
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - appear in 3 sketches: a student arriving late for school; "Romance For Siamese Twins" record offer; and a "Rock Rap" music news report.
--Joan Armatrading - "Me, Myself, I," "All The Way From America," "Love and Affection," "When You Kisses Me," "He Wants Her" and "Show Some Emotion."
--Devo (live performances) - "Whip It," "Snowball" and "Gates Of Steel."
--Devo (music videos) - "Girl U Want" and "Freedom of Choice."
--Elvis Costello (music videos) - "I Can't Stand Up For Falling Down" and "High Fidelity."
--Graham Parker & the Rumour (music videos) - "Stupefaction" and "Love Without Greed."
Andrew Dice Clay (stand-up comedian) - routine includes imitations of John Travolta dancing and Sylvester Stallone as "Rocky."
--Rick James & The Stone City Band - "Big Time," "Come Into My Life" "Love Gun," "Summer Love" and "Mary-Go-Round."
--Irene Cara - "Fame" and "Out Here On My Own."
--Paul McCartney (music videos) - "Coming Up" and "Waterfalls."
--Genesis (music videos) - "Turn It On Again" and "Misunderstanding."
--Don's Rock Dancers (dance troupe, series regulars) perform to the Pretenders' record "Brass In Pocket."
--Glenn Super (musical-comedy act)
--The Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - Sketches: (1) "Lubbock," a parody of the TV series "Dallas" (2) "Love Theme For Flashers" record album ad.
--The Tremblers (featuring Peter Noone) - "You Can't Do That," "She Was Something Else" and "Don't Say It."
--The Manhattans - "Shining Star," "Kiss And Say Goodbye," "New York City" and "Girl Of My Dream."
--Robert Palmer - "Bad Case Of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor)," "Not A Second Time," "Johnny & Mary" and "Sulky Girl."
--Pete Townshend (music videos) - "Let My Love Open The Door" and "Rough Boys."
--Don's Rock Dancers (series regulars) - dance to Billy's Joel's record "It's Still Rock & Roll To Me."
--Arsenio Hall (stand-up comedy monologue).
--The Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - sketches: "Lubbock" (a parody of the TV series "Dallas") and a Trappist Monk Choir audition.
Performances and videos by Al Di Meola, Ian Hunter, Jay Ferguson and Queen.
Comedy by The Unknown Comic.
--Randy Crawford - "Street Life" (backed up by The Crusaders) and "One Day I'll Fly Away."
--Robert Guillaume & The Crusaders - "Soul Shadows."
--The Crusaders also perform three instrumental songs.
--The Pretenders (music videos) - "Talk Of The Town," "Brass In Pocket" and "Kid."
--Huey Lewis & The News (music videos) - "Some Of My Lies Are True (Sooner Or Later)" and "Don't Ever Tell Me That You Love Me."
--Don's Rock Dancers (dance troupe, series regulars) perform to Pete Townshend's record "Let My Love Open The Door."
--Franklyn Ajaye (stand-up comedian).
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - Sketches: (1) "Instant Thanksgiving Dinner" sketch. (2) "Love Themes" record album parody. (3) A sketch about "The Sixth Beatle."
--Billy Preston & Syreeta - "With You I'm Born Again" and "Please Stay."
--Billy Preston - "Nothing From Nothing," "You Are So Beautiful" and "Outa Space."
--Syreeta - "Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours."
--Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - "Make A Little Magic," "Anxious Heart" and "An American Dream."
--John McEuen (of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band) performs a banjo instrumental.
--Al Garth & John McEuen (of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band) perform an instrumental song.
--Bruce Springsteen (on film) - "Thunder Road" (from the concert film "No Nukes").
--Jackson Browne (on film) - "Running On Empty" (from the concert film "No Nukes").
--Kip Addotta (stand-up comedian)
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - Sketches: (1) Decaf Coffee skit. (2) "Rock Rap" music news.
--The Bar-Kays - "Move Your Boogie Body," "Today Is The Day" and "Shake Your Rump To The Funk."
--Molly Hatchet - "Flirtin' With Disaster," "Gator Country" and "Dreams I'll Never See."
--Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers (music video) - "Refugee."
--The Motors (music video) - "Love And Loneliness."
--XTC (music videos) - "Making Plans For Nigel" and "Life Begins At The Hop."
--Jerry Winnick (stand-up comedian).
--Neil Challahan (comedian) - does a dog food parody titled "Last Of The Wild Mustangs."
Also appearing:
--Goldfinger & Dove (magic act) - appear in two segments.
--The Police (performing live) - "Roxanne," "Message In A Bottle," "Can't Stand Losing You," "Next To You," "Walking On The Moon," "The Bed's Too Big Without You" and "Deathwish."
--Fleetwood Mac (music video, concert film) - "Sara."
--Linda Ronstadt (videos taped in recording studio, with live vocals) - "How Do I Make You?" and "Hurt So Bad."
--The Specials (music videos) - "Gangsters" and "Message To You Rudy."
--Nazareth (music video) - "Holiday."
Also appearing:
--Gary Yudman (stand-up comedian)
--Goldfinger & Dove (magic act)
--Cindy Bullens - "Survivor," "Too Close To Home," "Steal The Night Away" and "Holding Me Crazy."
--Steve Forbert - "Romeo's Tune," "Say Goodbye To Little Jo" and "Sweet Love That You Give Me (Sure Goes A Long, Long Way)."
--Fleetwood Mac (music video) - "Tusk."
--The Commodores (music videos) - "Still," "Sail On," "Midnight Magic" and "Wonderland."
--The Disco Dance Dimensions (dance troupe, series regulars) perform to Denise Williams' record "I've Got The Next Dance."
--Bobby Kelton (stand-up comedian) - talks about the energy crisis, beauty salons, and weight loss clinics.
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - Sketches: (1) "Love Themes For The Nuclear Age" record offer parody and (2) a game show parody with Tony "Hot Wax" Gianelli.
--Larry Graham - One In A Million You," "Can You Handle That?" "When We Get Married" and one other song.
--John Klemmer - "Adventures In Paradise" and two other songs.
--Rolling Stones (music videos) - "Emotional Rescue" and "She's So Cold."
--Split Enz (music videos) - "I Got You" and "I Hope I Never."
--David Sayh (stand-up comedian) - routine includes drug jokes.
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - Toupee sketch and a skit about a "New Wave" barbershop quartet.
--Ambrosia - "Biggest Part Of Me," "No Big Deal," "You're The Only Woman," "Kamikaze" and "Rock N' A Hard Place."
--Maze - "Southern Girl," "Changing Times" and "Joy And Pain."
--Angel City (music video) - "No Secrets."
--Ted Nugent (music video, live performance) - "Wango Tango."
--Paul Rodriguez (stand-up comedian).
--The Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - Correspondence course commercial sketch.
--The Commodores (performing live) - "Sail On," "Easy (Like Sunday Morning)," "Celebrate" and "Tear It Down" (correct song title?).
--The Gap Band (live) - "Shake" and "Grand Illusion" (correct song title?).
--Yarbrough & Peoples (live) - "You're My Song."
--Yarbrough & Peoples (music video) - "Don't Stop The Music."
--Luther Vandross (music video) - "Never Too Much."
--Skyy (music videos) - "Call Me," "Here's To You" and one more song.
--Lou O'Neill Jr. (rock journalist & series regular) interviews music agent Norby Walters (in six segments broadcast throughout the episode).
--Rick James and The Stone City Band
--Stevie Nicks and Tom Petty with the Heartbreakers (music video) - "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around"
Also appearing:
--Lou O'Neill (rock music reporter, series regular)
--Third World - "Satta Massagana," "96 Degrees In The Shade," "Dancing on the Floor (Hooked on Love)," "Cold Sweat," "Now That We Found Love," "Irie Ites," "Shine Like A Blazing Fire" and "Talk To Me."
--The Rolling Stones (music video) - "Start Me Up."
--The Tubes (music videos) - "Talk To Ya Later" and "Don't Want To Wait Anymore."
Also appearing:
--Dennis Blair (stand-up comedian) - musical-comedy routine.
--Lou O'Neill Jr. (rock journalist & series regular) talks about The Who.
--Black Sabbath (post-Ozzy Osbourne) - "Heaven & Hell," "Die Young" and "Neon Knights."
--Blue Oyster Cult - "Born To Be Wild" (live), "The Marshall Plan" (music video w/cameo by Don Kirshner), and "Godzilla" (live concert film).
--Pat Benatar (music videos) - "You Better Run" and "I'm Gonna Follow You."
--Billy Burnette (music videos) - "Don't Say No" and "In Just A Heartbeat."
--Don's Rock Dancers (dance troupe, series regulars) perform to George Benson's record "Give Me The Night."
--Lois Bromfield (stand-up monologue)
--Ashford & Simpson - "Nobody Knows," "Found A Cure," "Love Don't Make It Right," "Rushing To" and "Happy Endings."
--Cameo - "Cameosis," "On The One," "I Just Want To Be" and "Shake Your Pants."
--David Bowie (music video) - "Ashes To Ashes."
--AC/DC (music videos) - "You Shook Me All Night Long" and "What Do You Do For Money Honey?"
--Dennis Blair (stand-up routine) plays guitar and imitates various singers and politicians.
--Lou Reed (performing live) - "So Alone," "Standing On Ceremony," "Walk On The Wild Side," "Keep Away," "The Kids," "Street Hassle" and "My Old Man."
--Rocky Burnette - "Tired Of Toein' The Line," "Fallin' In Love" (lip-sync) and "Rock Billy Boogie."
--Roger Daltrey (music video) - "Free Me."
--Judas Priest (music videos) - "Breaking The Law" and "Living After Midnight."
--Disco Dance Dimensions (dance troupe, series regulars) dance to "Fame."
--Jay Johnson (comedian) - does a ventriloquist act with a plant as his "dummy."
--Pure Prairie League - "I'm Almost Ready," "Let Me Love You Tonight," "I'll Be Damned," "Two Lane Highway" and "Too Many Heartaches In Paradise."
--Stanley Clarke - "Danger Street," "We Supply" and an instrumental song.
--James Taylor & Carly Simon (on film) - Mockingbird" (from the movie "No Nukes")
--The Cars (music videos) - "Touch And Go" and "Panorama."
--Joey Wilson (music videos) - "If You Don't Want My Love" and "Underground."
--Kelley Rodgers (stand-up comedian) - routine includes imitations of Johnny Cash and Neil Young.
The Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - sketches: "Rock Rap" music news (two-part sketch) and a spoof of specialty record albums sold on TV.
--John Cougar Mellencamp & The Zone - "This Time," "Ain't Even Done With The Night," "Hot Night In A Cold Town," "I Need A Lover" and "To M.G. (Wherever She May Be)."
--The Spinners - "Cupid/I've Loved You For A Long Time," "Now That You're Mine Again," "I Just Want To Fall In Love," "Pipedream," "I Just Want To Be With You" and "Working My Way Back To You/Forgive Me, Girl."
--Jim Stafford performs "Spiders And Snakes," "Up Against The Wall, Redneck Mother," "Hurricane Laverne," a "Dueling Banjos" comedy routine, a blues parody, and "Disco Fungus."
--Hall & Oates (music videos) - "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling" and "How Does It Feel To Be Back?"
--Slave - "Watching You," "Just A Touch Of Love," "Spice Of Life (Oh Yes, You're The Best)," "Slide," "Wait For Me," "Snap Shot" and "For The Love Of U."
--Rod Stewart (music videos) - "Tonight I'm Yours" and "Young Turks."
--Kool & The Gang (music videos) - "No Show," "Get Down On It," "Take My Heart (You Can Have It If You Want It)" and "Steppin' Out."
Also appearing:
--Gary Yudman (stand-up comedian)
--Lou O'Neill Jr. (rock journalist & series regular) talks about Bruce Springsteen.
--Rick Derringer - "Don't Ever Say Goodbye," "Guitars and Women," "Teenage Love Affair," "Hang On Sloopy" and "Jump, Jump, Jump."
--Le Roux - "It Could Be The Fever," "New Orleans Ladies" and "Mystery."
--Dennis Frederiksen (of Le Roux, aka David London) - performs a song from the "Can't Stop The Music" soundtrack.
--Cheap Trick (music videos) - "The Dream Police," "Way Of The World" and "Voices."
--Lene Lovich (music videos) - "Bird Song" and "Angels."
--Peter Pit (stand-up comedian)
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - do a sketch about Summer campers.
--Kool & The Gang - "Hangin' Out," "Too Hot," "Ladies Night" and "Got You Into My Life."
--Lou Rawls - "Heartache (Just When You Think You're Loved)," "Old Times," "Sit Down And Talk To Me" and "Ain't That Loving You (For More Reason Than One)?"
--Captain & Tennille (music video) - "Do That To Me One More Time."
--Rose Royce (music videos) - "I Wonder Where You Are Tonight" and "Is It Love You're After?"
-- O'Brien and Severa (comedy team)
--Bobby Kosser (stand-up comedian)
--Gloria Gaynor sings "Never Can Say Goodbye," "I Will Survive" (in English and Spanish) and "Let Me Know (I Have A Right)."
--John Cougar Mellencamp - "A Little Night Dancin'," "Small Paradise," "I Need A Lover" and "Miami."
--KISS (music videos) - "I Was Made For Lovin' You" and "Sure Know Something."
--New England (music videos) - "P.U.N.K. (Puny Undernourished Kid)" and "Don't Ever Wanna Lose Ya."
--Disco Dance Dimensions (dance troupe, series regulars) perform to "Get Up And Boogie."
--Roger and Roger (comedy team) - impersonate Archie & Edith Bunker and imitate various singers.
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - sketches: (1) people playing "Spin The Bottle." (2) A "Love Themes For Stupid People" record offer.
--Pat Benatar (performing live) - "Heartbreaker," "I Need A Lover," "We Live for Love" and "No You Don't."
--Gary Numan (music videos) - "Cars" and "Down in the Park."
--Pink Floyd (music video) - "Another Brick in the Wall (Part 2)."
--Prince (music videos) - "I Wanna Be Your Lover" and "Why You Wanna Treat Me So Bad?"
--Toto (music videos) - "99" and "All Us Boys."
Also appearing:
--Richard Robinson (vampire magician act) - appears in four segments during show.
--Diane Nichols (stand-up comedian).
--Devo (live performances) - "Secret Agent Man," "Blockhead," "Uncontrollable Urge" and "Mongoloid."
--The Ritchie Family - "The Best Disco In Town," "It's A Man's World," "Where Are The Men?" "Put Your Feet To The Beat" and "Bad Reputation."
--Tasha Thomas - "You're The One I Love (From Day To Day)," "Hot Buttered Boogie" and "You Put The Music In Me."
--Devo (music videos) - "The Day My Baby Gave Me A Surprise" and "Devo Corporate Anthem."
--Kelley Rodgers (stand-up comedian)
--The Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars)
--Rush (filmed live in Canada) - "Tom Sawyer," "Red Barchetta" and "Closer To The Heart."
--Shelly West & David Frizzell - "I've Just Seen A Face," "A Lesson In Leavin'," "If You Got The Money, I've Got The Time," "A Texas State Of Mind," "Husbands And Wives" and "You're The Reason God Made Oklahoma."
--Al and David Frizzell - "Lefty" (possibly a tribute to Lefty Frizzell).
--Hall & Oates (music videos) - "Private Eyes," "You Make My Dreams" and "Kiss On My List."
--Joan Armatrading (music videos) - "The Weakness In Me" and "When I Get It Right."
--Joan Armatrading (on tape, possibly performances from episode 8.06) - "Me, Myself, I" and "When You Kisses Me."
--Rock Journalist Lou O'Neill, Jr (rock journalist & series regular) - discusses the legacy of Jim Morrison and The Doors.
--Maxine Nightingale - "Lead Me On," "(Bringing Out) The Girl In Me," "Love Me Like You Mean It" and "Hideaway."
--Bob Welch (music videos, live performances) - "China," "Church," "Precious Love" and "Three Hearts."
--America (on film, performance from Central Park) - "Only Game In Town," "All Around" and "Foolin'."
--Denny Johnston (stand-up comedian)
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - sketches: (1) "Rock Rap" music news (includes joke about Linda Ronstadt dating Jerry Brown); (2) cooking show spoof.
--Dixie Dregs (live performance) - "Punk Sandwich," "Gina Lola Breakdown" and "Cruise Control."
--Dr. Hook (lip-synch performance) - "Clyde," "Sharing The Night Together" and "You Make My Pants Want To Get Up & Dance."
--Dr. Hook (music video) - "When You're In Love With A Beautiful Woman."
--Blondie (music videos) - "Dreaming" and "Die Young, Stay Pretty."
--Desmond Child & Rouge (videos) - "Westside Pow Wow" and "Our Love Is Insane."
--Larry Wilson (comic magician) - appears twice during show.
--War performs "Galaxy," "I'm The One Who Understands," "Spill The Wine," "All Day Music," "Slippin' Into Darkness," "Cisco Kid," "Gypsy Man" and "Why Can't We Be Friends?"
--Lee Oskar & Pat Rizzo (both from War) - perform a harmonica piece.
--Lonnie Jordan & Alice Tweed Smith (both from War) - "Grey Rainy Days."
--War (music video) - "Low Rider."
--Natalie Cole (music videos) - "Your Lonely Heart" and "Stand by."
--Murray Langston (stand-up comedian)
--A Taste Of Honey - "Dance," "Take The Boogie Or Leave It," "I Love You," "Do It Good" and "Boogie Oogie Oogie."
--Electric Light Orchestra (music videos) - "Don't Bring Me Down" and "Last Train To London."
--Poco (music videos) - "Heart Of The Night" and "Crazy Love."
--"Walt Disney Disco" (music videos, Disco songs synched up to excerpts from vintage cartoons) - (1) unknown Disco song (w/Mickey Mouse footage); (2) "Macho Duck" (w/Donald Duck footage).
--John Pate (stand-up comedian)
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - sketches: (1) Teenage couple necking on sofa; (2) "Rock Rap" music news.
--Smokey Robinson - "Ooo Baby Baby," "Share It," "Get Ready" and "Cruisin'."
--Keith and Darryl (Smokey's nephews) perform "Kickin' It Around."
--On tape: Heart on tour (3-part report). Segment includes interviews with Ann and Nancy Wilson, rehearsal and recording studio footage.
Heart is shown performing "Cook with Fire," "High Time," "Crazy On You" and "Straight On."
--Olivia Newton John (music video) - "Totally Hot."
--Disco Dance Dimensions (dance troupe, series regulars) dance to the Jacksons' "Shake Your Body Down To The Ground."
--Chris Rush (comedian) - talks about UFO's.
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - sketches: unruly students in classroom; "Rock Rap."
--Billy Squier (performing live) - "My Kind Of Lover," "The Stroke" and "In The Dark."
--Al Di Meola - performs three instrumental songs.
--Prince (music videos) - "Sexuality" and "Controversy."
--Jose Feliciano (music videos) - "Everybody Loves Me" and "Ain't That Peculiar?"
--Al Romero (stand-up comedian).
--Lou O'Neill Jr (rock journalist & series regular) - does a report on the rock band Journey.
--Billy Preston - "I Come To Rest In You," "It Will Come In Time, "That's The Way God Planned It" and "Nothing From Nothing."
--Bonnie Pointer - "Heaven Must Have Sent You," "More And More" and "Free Me From My Freedom."
--Bram Tchaikovsky - "Strange Man, Changed Man," "Lonely Dancer," "Girl Of My Dreams" and "Lady From The USA."
--Ian Hunter (live music videos w/Mick Ronson on guitar & Ellen Foley on backing vocals) - "Just Another Night" and "Cleveland Rocks."
--Andy Huggins (stand-up comedian)
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - appear in two sketches set in a classroom.
--Peaches & Herb - "Roller Skatin' Mate," "I Pledge My Love," "Gypsy Lady" and "Howzabout Some Love?"
--The Oak Ridge Boys - "Dancing The Night Away," "Sail Away," "Leaving Louisiana In The Broad Daylight" and "Dream On."
--Con Funk Shun - "Chase Me" and "(Let Me Put) Love On Your Mind."
--The Sports (music videos) - "Who Listens To The Radio?" and "Don't Throw Stones."
--UK (music video) - "Nothing To Lose."
--Rick and Ruby (musical-comedy team of Brian Seff and Monica Ganas) - imitate various singers.
--Rob Grill - "Rock Sugar," "Feel The Heat," "Strangers" and "Where Were You When I Needed You?"
--The O'Jays (lip-sync) - "Forever Mine," "Get On Out and Party," "Sing A Happy Song," "I Want You Here With Me" and "Use Ta Be My Girl."
--Janis Ian (music video) - "Fly Too High."
--Roxy Music (music video) - "Angel Eyes."
--The Disco Dance Dimensions (dance troupe, series regulars) perform to "Greased Lightning" from the 'Grease' soundtrack.
--Paul Mooney (stand-up comedian)
--The Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - sketches: (1) & (2) 2-part Summer camp sketch; (3) "Love Songs For Short People" record offer.
--Chic - "My Feet Keep Dancing," "Le Freak" and "I Want Your Love."
--REO Speedwagon - "Roll With The Changes," "Only The Strong Survive," "Easy Money," "Back On The Road Again" and "Keep Pushin'."
--Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers (music video) - "Here Comes My Girl."
--David Johansen (music videos) - "Melody" and "Swaheto Woman."
--Village People (music videos) - "Ready For The 80s" and "Sleazy."
--Jay Leno (stand-up comedian)
--Tanya Tucker - "Lay Back In The Arms Of Someone," "Crossfire Of Desire," "Blind Love," "Tear Me Apart" and "Somebody Must Have Loved You Right Last Night."
--Rupert Holmes - "Escape (The Pina Colada Song)," "Partners In Crime" and "Him."
--Rufus & Chaka Khan (music videos) - "Do You Love What You Feel?" and "Masterjam."
--Squeeze (music video) - "Cool For Cats."
--Jimmie Walker (stand-up monologue) - talks about drug use, McDonalds, and how African-Americans are represented on TV commercials.
--Dick Lord (stand-up comedy) - routine about jogging.
--Jim Messina (performing live) - "The Magic Of Love," "New And Different Way," "You Need A Man," "Do You Want To Dance?" "Seeing You (For The First Time)" and "Nobody But You."
--The Spinners (lip-sync) - "Body Language," "Working My Way Back To You/Forgive Me Girl," "Let's Boogie, Let's Dance" and "Are You Ready For Love?"
--Mike Nesmith (music video) - "Cruisin' (Lucy & Ramona & Sunset Sam)."
---Rick and Ruby (musical-comedy team of Brian Seff and Monica Ganas) - sing "Duke Of Earl" and do imitations of the Eagles, Neil Diamond, Cher, Patty Smith, and Debby Boone.
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - Sketches: (1) "Love Themes For The Really Fat" record offer; (2) "Torn Between Two Lovers" skit.
--Alabama (performing live) - "Love In The First Degree," "Mountain Music," "Why Lady Why?" "My Home's In Alabama," "Feels So Right," "Tennessee River," "Gonna Have A Party," "Green River," "Old Flame" and "Can't You See?"
--The Police (music videos) - "Spirits In The Material World" and "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic."
Also appearing:
--Skip Stephenson (stand-up comedy)
--Lou O'Neill Jr. (rock journalist & series regular) talks about REO Speedwagon.
--Tavares - "Positive Forces," "More Than A Woman" and "Never Had A Love Like This Before."
--The Who (on film) - "Won't Get Fooled Again" (from the movie "The Kids Are All Right").
--ABBA (music videos) - "Does Your Mother Know?" and "Voulez Vous."
--Ellen Foley (music videos) - "What's A Matter Baby?" "Stupid Girl" and "We Belong To The Night."
--The Boomtown Rats (music video) - "I Don't Like Mondays."
--Triumph (music video) - "Lay It On The Line."
--Glenn Super ( stand-up comedian) - routine includes Elvis Presley parody.
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - "Record Reviewer" sketch.
--Rick James (lip-sync performance)- "Fire It Up," "Love Gun" and "Fool On The Street."
--LTD - "Holding On (When Love Is Gone)" and "Dance 'N' Sing 'N'."
--Graham Parker (music videos) - "Local Girls" and "Protection."
--Van Halen (live music videos) - "Dance The Night Away" and "You're No Good."
--Kim Carnes (music videos) - "Stay Away" and "What Am I Gonna Do?"
--Journey (music videos) - "Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'" and "Loving You Is Easy."
--Disco Dance Dimensions (dance troupe, series regulars) perform to a Disco version of the "Star Wars" theme.
--Mike Binder (stand-up comedian) - topics include drugs, Disneyland.
--The Spinners - "Can't Shake This Feelin'," "You Go Your Way (I'll Go Mine)," "Love Connection (Raise The Window Down)," "Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time)?" "They Just Can't Stop It (Games People Play)" and "I'll Be Around."
--Nazareth - "Shapes Of Things" and "Hair Of The Dog."
--Billy Joel (music video) - "Say Goodbye To Hollywood."
--"Concerts for the People of Kampuchea" highlights: Rockpile & Robert Plant ("Little Sister"), The Who ("Sister Disco") and Paul McCartney & Rockestra ("Lucille").
Also appearing:
--Bob Dubak (stand-up comedy)
--Lou O'Neill Jr. (rock journalist & series regular) - comments on the break-up of Led Zeppelin.
--Brooklyn Dreams - "Your Love's So Good To Me," "Street Man" and "Love Love's Desire."
--Stephanie Mills - "What Cha Gonna Do With My Lovin'?" and "Put Your Body in It."
--Michael Jackson (music video) - "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough."
--Kansas (music videos) - "On The Other Side," "People Of The South Wind," "Reason To Be" and "Away From You."
--Ashford & Simpson (music videos) - "Found A Cure" and "Stay Free."
--The Disco Dance Dimensions perform to Donna Summer's record "Bad Girls."
--Garry Shandling (stand-up comedian)
--Village Idiots (comedy troupe, series regulars) - sketches: (1) Unruly students (including one student imitating James Dean); (2) TV Game show spoof.
--Pablo Cruise performs "Place In The Sun," "Whatcha Gonna Do?" and an instrumental song.
--The Average White Band featuring Ben E. King (performing at the The Montreaux Jazz Festival) - "Keepin' It To Myself," "A Star In The Ghetto," "The Message," "Fool For You Anyway," "Spanish Harlem" and "Don't Play That Song (You Lied)."
--The Bait Brothers (comedy team) - play musical Siamese twins.
--Steve Landesberg (stand-up comedian)
--Al Alan Peterson (comedian) - construction worker sings "I Gotta Be Me" while stripping down to a woman's bathing suit.
--Redbone - "Witch Queen of New Orleans," "One More Time" and "Motivation."
--Atlanta Rhythm Section - "Redneck," "Long Tall Sally," "Angel (What In The World's Come Over Us)" and "Help Yourself."
--Roy Wood's Wizzard - "But She'll Be Gone," "Angel Fingers," "Forever," "Goin' Down The Road," "This Is The Story Of My Love" and an instrumental swing-jazz tune.
--Golden Earring - "Radar Love," "Big Tree, Blue Sea," "Vanilla Queen," "Candy's Going Bad" and a reprise of "Radar Love."
--Jo Jo Gunne - "99 Days," "She Said Allright," "Run Run Run" and one other song.
--Bloodstone - "Let Me Ride" and "That's Not How It Goes" (and possibly "I Need Time").
--Fleetwood Mac - "The Green Manalishi (With the Two Prong Crown)," "Spare Me A Little Of Your Love," "Bermuda Triangle," "Rattlesnake Shake," "Shake Your Moneymaker" and "Black Magic Woman."
--Blue Swede - "Hooked On A Feeling," "I Didn't Sing (In The New York Subway)," "Never My Love" and "Rock & Roll."
--Weather Report - "Boogie Woogie Waltz."
--Edgar Winter Group - "Free Ride" (Dan Hartman, lead vocals), "Easy Street," "All American Boy" (Rick Derringer, lead vocals), "River's Rising" (Dan Hartman, lead vocals), "Do Like Me," "Teenage Love Affair" (Rick Derringer, lead vocals) and "Do Like Me."
--Foghat - "Hate To See You Go," "Eight Days On The Road," ""Chateau Lafitte '59 Boogie," "Dreamer," and "Maybelline."
--Edgar Winter Group - "Rock & Roll Hoochie Koo" (Rick Derringer, lead vocals) and a reprise of "Free Ride."
--Donovan - "Sunshine Superman" (with announcer's voice over), unknown song, "Ride-A-Mile," "Rock 'n' Roll with Me," "Catch The Wind," "Your Broken Heart" and "Bye, Bye Girl."
--Felix Cavaliere (with Elliot Randall on guitar) - "Future Train," "Everlasting Love," "I Am A Gambler" and "Funky Friday."
--Michael Murphey (aka Michael Martin Murphey) - "You Can Only Say So Much," "Southwestern Pilgrimage," "Geronimo's Cadillac" and a reprise of "You Can Only Say so Much."
--John Sebastian - "Dixie Chicken," "Stories We Could Tell" and 2 unknown songs.
--Dr. Hook and The Medicine Show - "Queen of The Silver Dollar," "Yodel Song (I Need A Little This-A Little That)" (featuring Ray Sawyer's yodeling), "Everybody's Makin' It Big But Me" and "Insane Asylum."
--The Ohio Players - "Jive Turkey," "Heaven Must Be Like This" and "Skin Tight."
--John Sebastian - "Sportin' Life Blues," unknown song, "Friends Again," "Black Satin Kid" and "Rainbows All Over Your Blues."
--Rufus - "Tell Me Something Good."
--Uriah Heep - "Easy Road," "So Tired" and "I Won't Mind."
--The New York Dolls (taped July 24, 1974) - "(There's Gonna Be a) Showdown," "Stranded in the Jungle," "Trash," "Milkman" (a.k.a. "Chatterbox"), "Don't Start Me Talking" and "Personality Crisis."
--Rory Gallagher - "Cradle Rock," "They Don't Make Them Like You Anymore," and "Who's That Coming?"
--Electric Flag (with Mike Bloomfieid and Buddy Miles) - "The One You Are," "Every Now and Then," "The Band Kept Playing" and 1 other song.
--Robert Klein (comedian) - does a comedy routine with harmonica, pokes fun at commercials.
--Steeleye Span - "Gaudete," "Gamble Gold," "Two Magicians" and 1 other song.
--Rory Gallagher - "Million Miles Away" and a reprise of "They Don't Make Them Like You Anymore."
--Dave Mason - "Gimme Some Lovin'," "Baby...Please" and "The Lonely One."
--Jim Stafford performs "Wildwood Weed," "Swamp Witch," "Garbage Can Blues (One Man Band)" and a Flamenco guitar bit.
--Ashford & Simpson sing "Everybody's Got To Give It Up," "I Need Your Light" and a medley of songs they wrote ("Let's Go Get Stoned," "Ain't No Mountain High Enough," "Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing," "You're All I Need To Get By," "Reach Out and Touch (Somebody's Hand)," "Ain't No Mountain High Enough").
--Dave Mason - "Every Woman," "World In Changes," "All Along The Watchtower," "Misty Morning Stranger," and a reprise of "Gimme Some Lovin'."
--Linda Ronstadt - "It Doesn't Matter Anymore," "When Will I Be Loved?" "Heart Like A Wheel," "You're No Good," "You Can Close Your Eyes," "Faithless Love" and "Silver Threads and Golden Needles."
--Linda Ronstadt & The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - "Hey Good Lookin'."
--Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - "Battle Of New Orleans," "Jambalaya (On the Bayou)" and "Cosmic Cowboy."
--Vassar Clements and the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - "Young Love," "Teardrops In My Eyes" and an instrumental jam.
--John Hartford - "Turn Your Radio On" and two more songs (possibly "Hey Babe You Wanna Boogie" and "Up on the Hill Where They Do the Boogie").
--Steve Martin (stand-up routine).
--Hot Tuna - "Come Back Baby," "Serpent Of Dreams," "Police Dog Blues," "I See The Light" and one other song.
--REO Speedwagon - "Down By The Dam," "Son Of A Poor Man," "Lost In A Dream" and "Do Your Best."
--B.T. Express - "Do It ('Til You're Satisfied)," "That's What I Want For You Baby" and "Express."
--ABBA (music video) - "Waterloo."
--Ozark Mountain Daredevils - "You Made It Right," "If You Wanna Get To Heaven," "Road To Glory," "Chicken Train," "Spaceship Orion," "Standin' On The Rock," "Black Sky" and a harmonica rave-up.
--Roy Buchanan - "In The Beginning" and "Train Blues."
--Chick Corea & Return To Forever - "Vulcan Worlds," "Beyond the Seventh Galaxy" and one more song.
--Amazing Rhythm Aces - "Boom Boom, Out Go The Lights," "Hit The Nail On The Head," "Why Can't I Be Satisfied?" "Ella B" and "Third Rate Romance."
--Buddy Miles & The Earth Rockers - "Rockin' & Rollin' On The Streets of Hollywood" "No Time For Sorrow" "Blues City," "Do It To Me" and "My Last Words of Love."
--Roger Daltrey (music videos) - "Milk Train," "Oceans Away," "Proud" "Near To Surrender," "Walking The Dog" and "Come & Get Your Love."
--Roger Daltrey (on film, clip from "Tommy") - "Listening To You."
--The Commodores - "Machine Gun," "Slippery When Wet," "I Feel Sanctified" and "Wide Open."
--Spanky & Our Gang - "L.A. Freeway," "When I Wanna," "Standing Room Only," "Since You've Gone" and one other song.
--Rare Earth - "Keeping Me Out of The Storm" "Boogie With Me Children" and "(I Know) I'm Losing You."
--Bad Company (music videos) - "Good Lovin' Gone Bad" and "Feel Like Makin' Love."
--Chuck Berry - "Johnny B. Goode" and "Reelin' & Rockin'."
--Billy Peek - "It Came Out Of The Sky."
--Chuck Berry & Ingrid Berry - "Baby, What You Want Me To Do."
--Chuck Berry - "Nadine (Is It You?)," "My Ding-A-Ling" and "House Lights."
--Johnny Rivers - "Wild Night," "Summer Rain," "The Tracks Of My Tears," "Rockin' Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu" and "Poor Side Of Town."
--Grey Ghost & Ruby Starr - "Burnin' Whiskey," "Sweet, Sweet, Sweet," "Long Wait" and "Living Proof."
--Johnny Rivers - "Help Me, Rhonda."
Songs include:
--Brian Cadd - "Ginger Man."
--David Essex - "Stardust" and "Gonna Make You a Star."
--Jimi Hendrix (vintage performances) - "Hey, Joe" and "Purple Haze."
--Rush - "In The Mood," "Best I Can" and "Finding My Way."
Highlights from past shows:
--The Rolling Stones (music videos) - "Silver Train," "Dancing with Mr. D" and "Angie."
--Jim Croce (music video) - "Photographs And Memories."
--Seals & Crofts - "Paper Airplanes" and "Diamond Girl."
--Linda Ronstadt - "You're No Good."
--Linda Ronstadt & The Eagles - "Desperado."
--Ike & Tina Turner - "Proud Mary."
--Maria Muldaur - "Midnight at the Oasis" and "I'm A Woman."
--Billy Preston - "Will It Go Round In Circles?"
--Johnny Winter - "Jumpin' Jack Flash."
---Black Oak Arkansas - "Jim Dandy."
--The Eagles - "Doolin Dalton."
Songs include:
--Steppenwolf - "Born to Be Wild," "Magic Carpet Ride," "Get into The Wind," and "Fool's Fantasy."
--Brian Auger's Oblivion Express - "Compared to What" and "Freedom Jazz Dance."
--T. Rex - "Jeepster," "Zip Gun Boogie," "Token Of My Love" and "Bang A Gong (Get It On)."
--Ross - "Changes," "Alright by Me" and one other song.
--Isis - "Do The Football" and "Rubber Boy."
--Average White Band - "Pick Up The Pieces," "Work To Do," "I Just Can't Give You Up" and "Got The Love."
--The Guess Who - "No Time," "Dancin' Fool," "Long Gone," "Straighten Out" and "Glamour Boy."
--Labelle - "Are You Lonely?" "What Can I Do For You?" "You Turn Me On" and "Somebody Somewhere."
--Sparks - "Something For The Girl With Everything" "Talent Is An Asset" "Hasta Mañana Monsieur" "Thank God it's Not Christmas," "B.C." and "Here In Heaven."
--Bill Wyman (lip-synch) - "White Lightnin'," "Mighty Fine Time," 3rd song (title unknown), and "Monkey Grip Glue."
--Stampeders - songs include "In the Shadows," "Marigold" and "Wild Eyes."
--Arrows (music videos) - "Touch Too Much" and "Tough Enough."
Manfred Mann - "Father of Day, Father of Night."
Mike Oldfield - "Tubular Bells" (theme from "The Exorcist").
David Essex - "Rock On."
Electric Light Orchestra - "Daybreaker" and "Ma-Ma-Ma Belle."
Manfred Mann - unknown title (lyrics: "back in '65").
Bloodstone - "Let Me Ride," "Natural High" and "Outside Woman."
--Uriah Heep - "Prima Donna," "Return To Fantasy," "Easy Livin'," "Stealin'" and "Shady Lady."
--Eddie Kendricks - "Happy," "Skippin' Work Today," "Get The Cream Off The Top" and "Boogie Down."
--Eddie Kendricks - Temptations medley: "Just My Imagination (Running Away With Me)," "The Way You Do The Things You Do," "The Girl's Alright With Me," "I'm Gonna Make You Love Me" and "Get Ready."
--Mirabai - "Exactly What You Are," "To Be Young" and "Determination."
Songs include:
--Black Sabbath - "Paranoid," "Killing Yourself to Live" and "War Pigs."
--Mahogany Rush - "Strange Universe."
--New Birth - "Dream Merchant" and "Grandaddy."
Songs include:
--B.T. Express - "Give It What You Got" and "Close to You."
--Natalie Cole - "This Will Be (An Everlasting Love)" and "Your Face Stays in My Mind."
--Barry Manilow - "Could It Be Magic?" and "It's a Miracle."
--Natalie Cole - "Keep Smiling," "Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)," "I Can't Say No," "Something's Got A Hold On Me," "Sophisticated Lady," "No Plans For The Future" and "Your Face Stays In My Mind."
--Be Bop Deluxe - "Bring Back The Spark," "Twilight Capers," "Dancing In The Moonlight" and "Modern Music."
--On film: Scenes from "All This And World War II," a documentary with WWII footage set to Beatles' songs performed by various musicians.
--David Letterman (stand-up comedian)
--Samuels and Cohen (comedy team of Jim Samuels and Marty Cohen) - David Bowie funeral sketch.
--Gary Mule Deer - Rock Concert Mini Movie: "Born Free."
--Natural Gas (comedy troupe) - A Frenchman creates art with food.
--Wild Cherry - "Play That Funky Music," "I Feel Sanctified," "Nowhere To Run," "What In The Funk Do You See" and an instrumental jam session.
--Al Wilson - "La La Peace Song," "I've Got A Feeling (We'll Be Seeing Each Other Again)," "Show And Tell," "The Snake," "Passport" and "You Did It For Me."
--Ed Bluestone (stand-up comedian).
--Victor Dunlop Jr. plays Frankenstein's barber in "The Pride of Frankenstein" sketch.
--Gary Mule Deer - 5-part stand-up comedy with guitar, sings "Folsom Prison Blues," "Peggy Sue," "Ballad of A Teenage Queen" and "Muleskinner Blues."
--ABBA - "Waterloo," "S.O.S.," "Rock Me," "Dancing Queen," "Fernando" and "Mamma Mia."
--Ohio Players - "Love Rollercoaster," "Who'd She Coo" and "Fire."
--Mike Preminger (stand-up comedian)
--Natural Gas (comedy troupe, series regulars) - sketches: (1) Mad scientist & hunchback; (2) Homeless man panhandling; (3) Spoof of Toyota commercial; (4) Unemployment office applicants; (5) Office; (6) Barbershop; (7) Jogging.
--LaBelle performs "Come Into My Life" "Get You Somebody New" "Are You Lonely" "Going Down Makes Me Shiver" "Lady Marmalade" "Get You Somebody New" "A Man In A Trenchcoat (Voodoo)" "Chameleon" and "Gypsy Moths."
--Jim Samuels and Marty Cohen (comedy team) - sketches: (1) Gerald Ford as a Disney Auto-Animatronic President; (2) Interview with a miracle drug doctor.
--The Three Untouchables (comedy troupe) - do a parody of 1930s Warner Brothers crime movies.
--Gary Mule Deer (comedian) - appears in three comedy sketches.
On film:
--The Second Annual Rock Music Awards. Behind the scenes footage of Jeff Beck, Mackenzie Phillips & Valerie Bertinelli, Bernie Taupin, Rosey Grier, Captain and Tennille (interview), Linda Blair (interview), Gary Wright (interview), Fleetwood Mac, Tommy Mottola, George Benson, Stevie Wonder, Rod Stewart and Britt Ekland, Keith Moon, Diana Ross, Boz Scaggs, Sly Stone, Brian Wilson and Dr. Eugene Landy. Keith Moon sings with Alice Cooper and Mickey Dolenz. Tatum O'Neal is interviewed.
--John Ford Coley & England Dan - "I'd Really Love To See You Tonight," "Long Way Home," "Showboat Gambler," "Nights Are Forever Without You," "What I'm Doing," "Everything's Gonna Be All Right" and "There'll Never Be Another For Me."
--Herbie Hancock and Wah-Wah Watson perform "Hang Up Your Hang Ups," "Doin' It," and one more song.
--George Miller (stand-up comedian)
--Natural Gas (comedy troupe, series regulars) - appear in seven sketches during show.
--Harry Chapin - "If My Mary Were Here," "Corey's Coming," "Mayor of Candor Lied," "Bluesman" and "Taxi."
--Tom Chapin - "Jenny, Jenny," "Moments," "Hey Mama," "Take Me Home" and "Southern Line."
--Steve Chapin - "Let Time Go Lightly."
--The Three Untouchables (comedy trio) - sketches: (1) Courtroom Skit; (2) Soap Opera parody.
--Gary Mule Deer (comedian) - does a "Jaws" spoof and four radio news parodies.
Music includes:
--Chuck Mangione - "Bellavia," "Listen to the Wind," "New Moon" and "Hill Where the Lord Hides."
--Esther Satterfield & Chuck Mangione - "Need To Be," "Chase The Clouds Away" and "Land of Make Believe."
--Jay Leno (stand-up comedian)
--Gary Mule Deer (comedian) - plays old comedian reminiscing about his career in show business.
--The Three Untouchables (comedy trio) - sketches: (1) Trio sings "Danny Boy" while engaging in fake slow-motion fist fight; (2) imitate "The Harmonica Rascals", (3) "I Hate The CIA" lounge tune.
--Vicki Sue Robinson - "Turn The Beat Around," "Half And Half," "Daylight" and "Can't Find No Love."
--Candi Staton - "Young Hearts Run Free," "You Bet Your Sweet Sweet Love" and a medley (Tammy Wynette's "Stand By Your Man"/Sly Stone's "It's Alright" and "Higher").
--Andrea True Connection - "More, More, More" "Party Line" and "Fill Me Up (Heart To Heart)."
--Elayne Boosler (stand-up comedy routine)
--Gary Mule Deer (comedian, series regular) - appears in sketches throughout show including a cowboy story, Burger King parody, and a history lesson.
--Gary Mule Deer also appears in three "Rock Concert Mini Movie" sketches (based more on movie titles than on actual plot line): "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner?" "Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry" and "The Long Goodbye."
--Lou Rawls - "Groovy People" "A Natural Man" "Pure Imagination" "From Now On" "You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine" and "Dead End Street."
--Dr. Hook - "A Little Bit More," "Rollin' In My Sweet Baby's Arms," "The Yodel Song" (featuring Ray Sawyer), "Only Sixteen" and a medley ("Earth Angel" "Devil Or Angel," "A Thousand Miles Away" and "What's Your Name?").
--Samuels And Cohen (comedy team) - do three comedy bits.
--Natural Gas (comedy troupe, series regulars) - sketches: (1) Opera spoof; (2) Ten Commandments sketch; (3) Doctor's waiting room; (4) Giant Monster-King Kong; (5) Massage Parlor bit; (6) Timex Watch commercial; (7) Palmolive commercial parody.
--Tavares - "Don't Take Away The Music," "Love I Never Had," "Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel" and "It Only Takes A Minute."
--L.A. Jets - "Prisoner (Captured By Your Eyes)," "I'll Get Along Somehow" and two more songs.
Also appearing:
--Robert Shields and Lorene Yarnell (mimes).
--Gary Mule Deer (comedian) - sketches: (1) plays "Tequila" on Kazoo; (2) does a bit based on the song "Tell Laura I Love Her"; and (3) Sports Update.
--Gary Mule Deer also appears in four "Rock Concert Mini-Movie" sketches: (1) "Bride of Frankenstein"; (2) "Walk On The Wild Side" (with Walter Dunlop); (3) "Once Is Not Enough" and (4) "Chinatown."
--KC & The Sunshine Band - "Shake Your Booty," "I Get Lifted," "That's The Way I Like It," "Baby I Love You (Yes, I Do)" and "Get Down Tonight."
--D.J. Rogers - "(It's Alright Now) Think I'll Make It Anyhow," "On The Road Again" and "Say You Love Me."
--Billy Braver (stand-up comedian) - "Sad Sack" comedy routine.
--Natural Gas (comedy troupe) - sketches: (1) Man wearing Groucho Marx glasses & mustache at funeral; (2) Man in bus station waiting room being abused by fellow passengers; (3) Julia Child mountain climbing demonstration; (4) Priest confessional on CB radio; (4) & (5) Custodian in recording studio.
--The Staple Singers - "Pass It On," "Love Me, Love Me, Love Me" (featuring Mavis Staples), "The Real Thing Inside of Me" and "I'll Take You There."
--Donna Summer - "Come with Me," "Could It Be Magic?" "The Man I Love," "I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good)" and "Some of These Days."
--The Group with No Name - "Baby Love (How Could You Leave Me)?" "You Mean That Much To Me" and "It's A Wonder" (or "A Wonder What A Woman In Love Will Do").
--Tim Thomerson (stand-up comedian)
--Gary Mule Deer (comedian) - sketches: (1) Radio News report; (2) Rock Concert Mini-Movie: "The Curse of Frankenstein."
--Samuels & Cohen (comedy duo of Jim Samuels and Marty Cohen) - do four sketches: (1) Marlboro Man ad; (2) Horror movies; (3) Mud slinging politicians; and (4) a preacher routine.
--The Ohio Players - "Merry Go Round," "Love Rollercoaster," "Angel," "Alone" and "O-H-I-O."
--The Ramones - "Sheena Is a Punk Rocker," "Loudmouth," "Beat On The Brat" and "Blitzkrieg Bop."
--The Ramones - "Listen to My Heart," "California Sun," "Judy Is a Punk" and "I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You,"
--The Ramones - "Glad to See You Go," "Gimme, Gimme Shock Treatment," "Rockaway Beach" and "Commando."
--Roger & Roger (comedy team of Roger Behr and Roger Peltz).
--Jim Samuels (comedian) - plays a Consumer Reporter in comedy routines.
--KISS (music videos) - "I Want You," Hard Luck Woman" and "Love 'Em & Leave 'Em."
--Dorothy Moore (performing live) - "Misty Blue," "Enough Woman Left (To Be Your Lady)," "Dark End of The Street," "Only Time You Ever Say You Love Me" and "Too Much Love."
--Alice Cooper (music video) - "You and Me."
--Burton Cummings (music video) - "I'm Scared."
--Angel (music video?) - "That Magic Touch."
--Judy Carter (comedy magician)
--The Graduates (comedy team of Jim Fisher, Jim Stahl, Tino Insana)
--The Mime Company (comedy troupe, series regulars).
Fourth Anniversary Show (1976-77 season highlights)
--Rod Stewart (music video) - "Tonight's The Night (Gonna Be Alright)."
--KISS - "I Want You."
--Elton John & Kiki Dee (music video) - "Don't Go Breaking My Heart."
--George Benson - "Breezin'
--John Travolta - interview and "Let Her In."
--Led Zeppelin (on film) - "Rock And Roll" and "Black Dog."
--Natalie Cole - "Keep Smiling."
--Average White Band - "Person To Person
--LaBelle - "Man In A Trenchcoat (Voodoo)."
--Walter Murphy - "A Fifth of Beethoven."
--Jim Stafford - "Turn Loose of My Leg."
--KC & The Sunshine Band - "Shake Your Booty."
--ABBA - "Dancing Queen."
--George Carlin (stand-up comedy)
--Jimmie Walker (stand-up comedy)
--Natural Gas (comedy troupe) - sketch: Spaghetti Western parody with Clint Eastwood imitation.
--Ozark Mountain Daredevils - "Homemade Wine," "Noah," "You Know Like I Know," "Jackie Blue," "The Red Plum," "If You Wanna Get To Heaven" and "Beauty In The River."
--The Crusaders (with guitarist Larry Carlton) - "Feel It" and "Keep That Same Old Feeling."
--Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes - "This Time It's For Real," "Having A Party" and "The Fever."
--Bryan Ferry (music videos) - "The Price of Love" and "Let's Stick Together."
--Al Alan Peterson (musical comedian) - stuffs candy in his mouth while singing "I Want Candy."
--Johnny Dark (comedian) - sketches: imitates Peter Falk as "Colombo"; plays a back alley gun dealer; and portrays an alleyway crook.
--Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - "Bayou Jubilee," "Honky Tonkin'," "Jaded Lover," "Jamaica Lady" and three other songs.
--Chris Squire (music videos) - "Hold Out Your Hand" and "You By My Side."
--Steve Howe (music videos) - "Ram," "Beginnings" and "Break Away From It All."
--Al Alan Peterson (musical comedian) - colors himself with crayons while singing "My Coloring Book."
--Kip Addotta (stand-up comedian) - appears in two segments during program.
--Natural Gas (comedy troupe, series regulars) - sketches: (1) Gay politician; (2) Eye doctor; (3) Burning Monk; (4) Suicide skit; and (5) Flasher in park.
--Melissa Manchester - "Monkey See, Monkey Do," "Dirty Work," "Headlines," "Be Somebody" and "Sing, Sing, Sing."
--Grover Washington Jr. - "It Feels So Good" and two other songs.
--Jimmy Aleck (stand-up comedian)
--L.A. Mime Company (comedy troupe, series regulars) - sketches: (1) "Brain Washing" (2) "The Count," a Vampire spoof; (3) "The Mortician"; (4) "Lookin' For Ladies" (Two losers try to pick up women at bus stop.)
--Van McCoy - "Night Walk," "African Symphony" and a medley of hits ("Party," "Get Dancin'," "Disco Baby" and "Turn This Mother Out").
--Brass Construction - "Changin'," "Get To The Point (Summation)," "Shakit" and "Ha Cha Cha (Funktion)."
--Faith, Hope & Charity - "Life Goes On" and "To Each His Own."
--Van McCoy with Faith, Hope And Charity - "Soul Cha Cha" and "The Hustle."
--Queen (music videos) - "Sweet Lady" (live concert footage) and "Somebody To Love."
--Johnny Dark (comedian) - imitates Ted Baxter (Ted Knight's character on the "Mary Tyler Moore Show").
--Al Alan Peterson (musical comedian) - sings a medley of "These Boots Were Made For Walkin'," "You Always Hurt The One You Love," "Hair," "Little Things Mean A Lot," "Goldfinger," "Goin' Out of My Head," "Easter Parade," "Goin' Out of My Head," "My Funny Valentine," "MacArthur Park" and "The Game."
--Average White Band - "Person To Person," "I'm The One," "If I Ever Lose This Heaven" and "Work To Do."
--David Soul - "Don't Give Up On Us."
--Ray Barretto - "Vaya," "Slo Flo" and "Cocinando."
--Tom Dreesen (stand-up comedian)
--The Mime Company (comedy troupe, series regulars) - sketches: (1) Vampire in blood bank; (2) "Side Show" pantomime; (3) "Back Stage" pantomime about ventriloquist dummy; (4) "Faith Healer" pantomime; and (5) Worker on strike.
--Mother's Finest - "Fly with Me (Feel The Love)," "Rain" and "Fire."
--Starz - "(She's Just A) Fallen Angel," "Pull The Plug" and "Monkey Business."
--On film: Led Zeppelin (performances from the movie "The Song Remains The Same") - "Rock and Roll," "Black Dog" and "Dazed And Confused."
--Led Zeppelin (music videos) - "San Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Flowers In Your Hair)" and "Misty Mountain Hop."
--Billy Crystal (stand-up comedian)
--Natural Gas (comedy troupe, series regulars) - appear in 6 sketches.
--The Commodores - "Fancy Dancer," "Come Inside," "High On Sunshine," "Let's Get Started" and "Fancy Dancer."
--Cliff Richard (music video) - "Devil Woman."
--Jim Stafford - "Wildwood Weed," "Turn Loose Of My Leg" and "Spiders and Snakes."
--The Sylvers - "Boogie Fever," "Ain't Nothin' But A Party," "It's Alright," "Feelings" and "Cotton Candy."
--Natural Gas (comedy troupe, series regulars)
--Carol Douglas - "Doctor's Orders," "Midnight Love Affair" and "In The Morning."
--Silver Convention (clips from European "Disco" series) - "Get Up and Boogie" and "Fly, Robin, Fly."
--The Manhattans - "Kiss and Say Goodbye," "How Can Anything So Good Be So Bad For You?" and "There's No Me without You."
--John Travolta - "Let Her In."
--Jimmie Walker (comedian) - stand-up routine taped at L.A. Comedy Store.
--The New Untouchables (a.k.a. Silber, Alto, Mantia) (comedy troupe, series regulars) - appear in comedy sketches.
--Don Kirshner interviews Bob Reno of Midland International Records.
--Don Kirshner interviews John Travolta.
--ABBA - "SOS," "Hey Hey Helen," "Waterloo," "Rock Me" and "Mamma Mia."
--The Atlanta Rhythm Section - "Dog Days," "Silent Treatment" and "Another Man's Woman."
--Esther Phillips - "One Night Affair," "I Can Stand A Little Rain" and "What a Diff'rence a Day Makes."
--Gary Wright - "Blind Feeling," "Dream Weaver," "Love Is Alive" and "Are You Weepin'?"
--Joe Walsh - "Meadows," "Walk Away," "Mother Says," "Welcome To The Club," "Turn To Stone," "Rocky Mountain Way," "Get Back" and "Gimme Some Lovin'."
--Joe Walsh & The Eagles - "Help Me Thru The Night."
--Jimmy Cliff - "Fundamental Reggay," "I'm Gonna Live, I'm Gonna Love," "Remake The World" and "The Harder They Come."
Music includes:
Harry Chapin - "Dreams Go By," "Cat's in the Cradle" and "A Better Place to Be."
Loudon Wainwright III - "Plane, Too" and "Down Drinking at the Bar."
--David Essex - "All The Fun of The Fair," "Rock On," "Good Old Rock And Roll," "Here It Comes Again" and "All The Fun of The Fair" (reprise).
--Kansas - "Down The Road," "Mysteries And Mayhem," "The Pinnacle" and "Icarus - Borne On The Wings of Steel."
--Millie Jackson - "Leftovers," "(If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don't Want to Be Right" and "Loving Arms."
--Melissa Manchester - "Just Too Many People," "Happy Endings," "Just You And I" and "Love Havin' You Around."
--New Riders of The Purple Sage - "Strangers On A Train," "Up Against The Wall, Redneck," "Take A Letter, Maria," "La Bamba," "I Heard You Been Layin' My Old Lady" and "Mighty Time."
--Hoyt Axton - "Where Did The Money Go," "Lion In The Winter," "Telephone Booth," "Beyond These Walls" and "Sweet Misery."
--Janis Ian - "When The Party's Over," "At Seventeen," "Water Colors," "In The Winter" and "Stars."
--Pure Prairie League - "Two Lane Highway," "Pickin' To Beat the Devil," "Kansas City Southern," "Harvest," "Aren't You Mine?" and "Just Can't Believe It."
--Chuck Mangione Quartet - "Land of Make Believe" and two other songs.
--Steppenwolf - "Mr. Penny Pincher," "Caroline (Are You Ready For The Outlaw World)," "Just For Tonight," "Someone Told A Lie," "Hard Rock Road" and "Another's Lifetime."
--Graham Central Station - "We've Been Waiting," "It's Alright," "Release Yourself," "Your Love" and "The Jam."
--Emmylou Harris - "Bluebird Wine," "Wheels," "If I Could Only Win Your Love," "Amarillo," "Too Far Gone" and "Jambalaya."
--Herbie Hancock - "Hang Up Your Hang Ups," "Bubbles" and one more song.
--Labelle (Patti Labelle, Nona Hendryx, Sarah Dash) - "Nightbird," "Black Holes In The Sky," "Good Intentions," "Lady Marmalade," "What Can I Do For You?" "Slow Burn," "(Can I Speak To You Before You Go To) Hollywood?" and "Messin' with My Mind."
--The Captain & Tennille - "Love Will Keep Us Together," "Mind Your Love," "The Way I Want To Touch You," "1954 Boogie Blues," "Gentle Stranger" and "Good Songs."
--Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen - "Armenian Folk Dance" (correct title?), "It's Gonna Be One of Those Nights," "The Shadow Knows" (with backing vocals by Nicolette Larson), "Beat Me Daddy Eight To The Bar," "Paid In Advance" and "Too Much Fun."
--Tavares - "Free Ride," "Too Late," "She's Gone" and "It Only Takes A Minute."
--Sparks (music video) - "Get In The Swing."
--The Staple Singers - "Funky Love," "Respect Yourself," "Let's Do It Again" and "I'll Take You There."
--Sparks - "This Town Ain't Big Enough For Both of Us," "Without Using Hands," "Hospitality On Parade," "How Are You Getting Home?" and "In The Future" and "Looks, Looks, Looks."
--Flying Burrito Brothers - "Dim Light, Thick Smoke (And Loud, Loud Music)," "Bon Soir Blues," "Diggy Liggy Li," "Hot Burrito No. 2" and "Six Days On The Road."
--Gloria Gaynor Revue - "Casanova Brown," "(If You Want It) Do It Yourself," "How High The Moon," "Never Can Say Goodbye" and "Reach Out, I'll Be There."
--Big Al Downing (of The Gloria Gaynor Revue) - "I Love To Love."
--Gloria Gaynor Revue (female back-up singer) - "Smile (Though Your Heart Is Aching)."
--Leslie West (of the rock group Mountain) - "Down by the River," "House Of The Rising Sun" and "Mississippi Queen" (featuring drum solo by Carmine Appice).
--Jimmie Spheeris - "Sunken Skies," "Dragon Is Dancing," "Since I Fell For You" and "I Am The Mercury."
--Grover Washington Jr. - "Mister Magic" and "In a Sentimental Mood."
--Grover Washington Jr. & Darryl Washington - instrumental song/title unknown.
--The Sensational Alex Harvey Band - "Delilah," "Hot City Symphony - Pt. 1 - Vambo" and "The Hot City Symphony - Pt. 2 - Man in the Jar."
--People's Choice - "Party Is A Groovy Thing," "Nursery Rhymes (Part I)" and "Do It Any Way You Wanna."
--George Benson - "This Masquerade," "Breezin'," "Six to Four" and "So This is Love?"
--Poco - "Sagebrush Serenade," "Starin' At The Sky," "Keep On Tryin'," "Hoe Down" and "Rose Of Cimarron."
--George Carlin (stand-up comedian)
--Natural Gas (comedy troupe, series regulars) - comedy sketches.
--Maxine Nightingale - "Right Back Where We Started From" "Gotta Be The One," 3rd song (title unknown), "In Love We Grow," "If I Ever Lose This Heaven," and "(I Think I Wanna) Possess You."
--Rod Stewart (music videos) - "First Cut Is The Deepest" "Tonight's The Night (Gonna Be Alright)" and "The Wild Side of Life."
--Elton John & Kiki Dee (music video) - "Don't Go Breaking My Heart."
--Richard Lewis (stand-up comedian)
--Silber, Alto & Mantia (comedy trio, aka The New Untouchables) - perform a Robin Hood sketch.
--Gary Mule Deer - appears in four comedy segments.
--Gary Mule Deer also appears in three "Rock Concert Mini-Movie" sketches (based more on movie titles instead of actual plot lines): "Greatest Story Ever Told" (Parts I & II); "Advise And Consent."
Special episode featuring highlights from the 1975-76 season.
Performances by Chuck Berry, Black Sabbath, Captain & Tennille, Janis Ian, LaBelle, Barry Manilow, Rufus & Chaka Khan, Sha Na Na, and the Ike & Tina Turner Revue.
Music videos by Bad Company and Roger Daltrey.
--The Undisputed Truth - "Smiling Faces Sometimes" and "UFO's."
--Gladys Knight & The Pips - "I've Got To Use My Imagination," "Best Thing That Ever Happened To Me," "On And On," "Midnight Train To Georgia," "Neither One Of Us (Wants To Be The First To Say Goodbye)" and "I Heard It Through The Grapevine."
--Doug Kershaw - "Mama's Got The Know How."
--Slidin' Jake & Doug Kershaw - "Orange Blossom Special" and "Louisiana Man."
--The Crusaders perform two jazz instrumental songs.
On tape: Vintage performances by The Doors, Aretha Franklin and Otis Redding (from the 1967 WPIX TV special "Murray The K In New York").
--Ike & Tina Turner Revue - "Oh My My," "Sexy Ida," "Baby, Get It On," "Only Women Bleed" and "I Want To Take You Higher."
--Lisa Hartman - "He Ain't You," "Room Without A Door," "Somebody Been Lovin' Her," "Pickin' Up The Pieces" and "Kentucky Rainbows."
--C.W. McCall - "Convoy," "Green River" and "Classified."
--Coke & Vida - "Everything's Coming Our Way" and two other songs.
--Queen (music video) - "Bohemian Rhapsody."
--Andrew Gold - "Heartaches In Heartaches," "That's Why I Love You," "Endless Flight" and "Go Back Home Again."
--Betty Wright - "Open The Door To Your Heart," "Love Train" and "Everybody Was Rockin'."
--Betty Wright - medley of other artists' hits: "Clean Up Woman," "Pillow Talk," "Yes I'm Ready," "I've Never Found A Man (To Love Me Like You Do)," "Me And Mrs. Jones," "Sunshine," "Let's Get Married" and "Where Is The Love (You Promised Me)?"
--Sha Na Na - "Tears On My Pillow," "Tell Laura I Love Her," "Rockin' Robin," "Jailhouse Rock" and "Blue Moon."
--Sha Na Na - medley of "Tequila," "Leader of The Pack" and "I Will Follow Him" (followed by a rumble dance).
--Sha Na Na - medley: "Rock And Roll Is Here To Stay," "Hound Dog," "Great Balls of Fire," "Sherry," "Surfin' USA," "My Girl," "Jumpin' Jack Flash," "Dance To The Music," "Pinball Wizard," "Crocodile Rock," "Little Darlin'" and "Rock And Roll Is Here To Stay."
--Sha Na Na - "Goodnight Sweetheart."
--Chaka Khan & Rufus - "Once You Get Started," "You Got The Love," "I'm A Woman," "Sweet Thing" and "Have A Good Time."
--The Hudson Brothers - "Apple Pie Hero," "Ma Ma Ma Baby," 3rd song (title unknown), "Hard On Me," 4th song (title unknown), and "Smooth Talker."
--Tom Snow - "You," "Get Up And Live It" "Taking It All In Stride" and "Street Noise."
--Roger Glover (music video) - "Love Is All" (animated scene from the movie "The Butterfly Ball").
--Ramsey Lewis - "What's The Name Of This Funk (Spider Man)?" "That's The Way of The World," "Don't It Feel Good?" "Juaacklyn" and "Sun Goddess."
--Johnny Rodriguez - "Love Put A Song In My Heart," "I Really Don't Want To Know," "Pass Me By," "Something," "That's The Way Love Goes," "Ridin' My Thumb To Mexico," "I Couldn't Be Me Without You" and "I Can't Stop Loving You."
--10cc (music videos) - "Art For Art's Sake," "I'm Not In Love," "Don't Hang Up" and "Head Room."
--Rory Gallagher - "Let Me In," "I Take What I Want," "Ain't Too Good" and "Souped Up Ford."
--The Ohio Players - "Love Rollercoaster," "Fire," "Sweet Sticky Thing" and "Honey."
Micky Dolenz, Davy Jones, Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart segments:
--Dolenz, Jones, Boyce and Hart - "Last Train to Clarksville."
--Davy Jones sings "I Wanna Be Free."
--Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart - "I Wonder What She's Doing Tonight."
--Dolenz, Jones, Boyce and Hart - "(I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone."
--Dolenz, Jones, Boyce and Hart - "I'm a Believer" and "I Remember The Feeling."
Performances and videos by Ronnie Milsap, Loverboy, Genesis, Def Leppard and The Rolling Stones ("Waiting on a Friend").
Comedy by Alto & Mantia.
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High Winds Across The United States Affecting Indoor Air Quality
Cleaning the dust and debris from high winds out of the AC system components and machinery pays off handsomely, both in dollars saved and in comfort. In addition to improving the indoor air quality, cleaning prolongs the life of the air conditioner and lowers the necessity for frequent expensive repairs. Lately, the United States has experienced high winds from coast to coast. In addition to carrying dirt particles and allergens, the high winds have had a negative effect on home AC and HVAC systems. Allergens and dust mold can cause serious health problems; therefore, it is important to address the issue of HVAC vent cleaning immediately.
Home Air Quality
A musty or moldy smell in a home is an indication that the AC evaporator coils need cleaning. Located within the air stream of the furnace or air handler, the coils accumulate dirt and dust particles that are circulated within the ductwork of the AC system. In windy conditions, more dust and dirt accumulates on the coils.
When one turns down the thermostat, the system starts to circulate. As warm air moves over the cold AC coils, condensation occurs. As a result of this condensation, any dust and dirt particles that blow through the system will stick to the wet metal. As the condensate continues to build up, it will flow into the drain pan carrying with it some of the collected debris. However, if the homeowner neglects to check and unclog the drain area, the condensate water accumulates and remains in the pan below the coils, thereby providing a fertile breeding ground for mold.
Mold needs water and organic compounds to thrive. Dust and dirt particles have enough organic compounds to enable the growth and spreading of mold, especially in very windy conditions. In addition to the coils, excess water or moisture migrates with the airflow throughout the ductwork; regrettably, the mold spores will get spread throughout the house in the process.
Typical duct cleaning involves blowing out the evaporator coil to get rid of all the dust and debris. It also involves cleaning the supply ducts, return ducts, and other components of the furnace. In addition to offering AC vent cleaning and maintenance services, many HVAC contractors provide IAQ testing services. Most contractors strongly recommend that homeowners should test their homes for pollutants ranging from radon and rodents to VOCs and NO2.
According to the EPA, one of the first indicators of an air quality problem is an increase in health problems. Identifying the potential sources of air pollution by taking a careful survey is very important. Although there is not one comprehensive IAQ test, a homeowner may opt to choose a test based on a specific question such as whether the air in the home has unhealthy levels of mold spores.

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- 11 Aug 2017
- Closes
- 18 Sep 2017
- Sector
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Role: Immigration Caseworker (OISC/IAAS Qualified)
Salary: £18,000 to £28,000 p.a depending on qualifications & experience
Location: Liverpool (My client has 2 roles at this location)
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Key Functions:
- Independently managing casework.
- Working with clients and providing advice over the telephone and other mediums.
- Drafting lists of documents, covering letters and general case correspondence with the Home Office and other authorities.
- Preparing appeal applications, grounds of appeal, witness statements with occasional representations in Tribunals.
About You:
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Summary of Production: stop motion.. very fast pace head banging and moshing.. a few "shots" of some made up band members (probably including me).. jumpy cut aways to scenes which compliment the lyrics : "my feelings are burning inside my brain" - a person holding head and screaming perhaps.. just for example
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|Lorna Simpson; Lorna Simpson; Lorna Simpson; Lorna Simpson
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Lorna Simpson; Joan Simon; Foundation for the Exhibition of Photography.; Jeu de paume (Gallery : France); Haus der Kunst München.
|9783791352664 3791352660
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|"Foundation for the Exhibition of Photography, Minneapolis/Paris/Lausanne, Jeu de Paume, Paris, In association with Haus der Kunst, Munich."
|216 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 30 cm
|Easy to remember, hard to forget : Lorna Simpson's gestures and reenactments / Joan Simon --
To complete the analogy : Lorna Simpson, or the question of history / Elvan Zabunyan --
We have only the future / Marta Gili --
Momentum, momentum : re-performance, the first time around / Thomas J. Lax --
Solo match : role play, time play, and spatial play in Lorna Simpson's Chess / Naomi Beckwith --
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Lorna Simpson in conversation with Joan Simon.
|Joan Simon ; with contributions by Naomi Beckwith, Marta Gili, Thomas J. Lax, Elvan Zabunyan.
This comprehensive catalogue of Lorna Simpson's critically acclaimed thirty-year body of work highlights her photo-text pieces as well as film and video installations to reveal how the artist explores identity, memory, gender, history, fantasy, and reality. Read more...
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