What a great pair of voices... this is Glen Shorrock from the Little River Band singing a duet of "Take It Easy On Me" and "Reminiscing" with Marilyn McCoo on SOLID GOLD, circa June 1982! Lots of nice harmonies and great charisma between Glen and Marilyn. Love it when Marilyn breaks out at about 2:25 on Take it Easy on Me -- just excellent! Duet arranged and produced by Solid Gold musical director Michael Miller.

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Another gem from the 3rd season of Solid Gold in late 1982. Here's Stephen Bishop and Marilyn McCoo singing a duet of Bishop's big 1977 hits, "On and On" and "Save it for a Rainy Day". Great energy between both of them and nice vocals too. Duet arranged/produced by musical directory Michael Miller.

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Who knew there were so many Andy Gibb fans? (kidding) Here's a very sweet duet by Andy and Marilyn from what is becoming my favorite season of Solid Gold, 1981-82... there's another version on YouTube, but this one is great quality and has super vocals from both. Hope my fellow McCoo-fans (and Andy-fans) enjoy it. Duet arranged and produced by SG musical director, Michael Miller.

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Another treat for Gibb and McCoo fans -- this is Andy and Marilyn singing a duet of Andy's big hit, I Just Wanna Be Your Everything, live on the 2nd show of the 2nd season of SOLID GOLD, fall of 1981. Hope y'all enjoy this one! Duet was arranged and produced by Michael Miller, musical director of Solid Gold.

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Another nice vocal from Marilyn McCoo singing the #4 hit of the week, "Should I Do It", by the Pointer Sisters. This is from Solid Gold, season 2, in April 1982. Hope all my fellow McCoo fans enjoy it... arranged and produced by Solid Gold musical director Michael Miller.

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Here's Marilyn performing the number #6 hit of the week, "Hold On", by Santana. This is from the 3rd season of Solid Gold, sometime in fall 1982. Really great energy and vocals by Marilyn -- you can tell she's having a good time with it... hope my fellow McCoo fans enjoy...! Arranged and produced by Solid Gold's musical director, Michael Miller.

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What a beautiful song... this is a GREAT performance by Chuck Mangione and Marilyn McCoo, live on Solid Gold in the 1981-82 season. Per Wikipedia, "Mangione's composition Chase the Clouds Away was used at the 1976 Summer Olympics, with a later composition, Give It All You Got, being used as the theme to the 1980 Winter Olympic Games, held in Lake Placid, New York. He performed it live at the closing ceremonies, which were televised globally..." Arranged and produced by Solid Gold's musical director, Michael Miller.

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I LOVE THIS CLIP. It's so excellent to hear Marilyn McCoo doing a duet with Jerry Reed. Here they sing the theme from Smokey and the Bandit, "East Bound and Down" on SOLID GOLD, circa 1981-82. Listen carefully at 1:48... Who would have ever thought you'd hear Marilyn wail... "Ol Smokey's got some ears on, and he's hot on your trail... you gotta dodge 'em you gotta duck 'em, you gotta keep that diesel truckin'...", and sounding SO great!? Hope my fellow McCoo fans enjoy it... Arranged and produced by Solid Gold's musical director, Michael Miller.

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Another great clip for McCoo fans everywhere,.. Marilyn sings the #4 hit of the week in early 1982, I Can't Go For That (No Can Do) by Daryl Hall & John Oates. Introduction by co-host, Andy Gibb. Nice cover -- good range for Marilyn, and great to see a choreographed number with the Solid Gold Dancers too! Music arranged and produced by Solid Gold's musical director, Michael Miller.

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Here's Ms. Marilyn McCoo covering the Little River Band's hit song, The Night Owls, in early 1982 on Solid Gold. I forgot how much I liked this song until I found this clip on an old video tape -- really excellent quality for a betamax tape dating back to 1982 (27 years ago!). Hope my fellow McCoo fans enjoy this one...! Music arranged and produced by Solid Gold's musical director, Michael Miller.

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Marilyn McCoo and the Solid Gold Band, led by musical director Michael Miller, perform "I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues" -- the #7 hit of the week, some time in late 1983. The song was a big hit for Elton John, and is a blues ballad that still sounds great 25 years later..... Hope my fellow McCoo fans enjoy it!

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Here's Marilyn McCoo, accompanied by Solid Gold's musical director, Michael Miller, performing the #5 hit of the week, "Oh No", by the Commodores, some time in the 1981-82 season. The song is from the Commodores 1981 platinum album, In the Pocket, and ended up being Lionel Richies last hit for the Commodores. He left the band and began a hugely successful solo career soon after. Enjoy...!

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