SHINDIG #58 (1965) - [1of5] - Evie Sands, Dee Dee Sharp

SHINDIG! #58, aired October 07, 1965 -- part 1of5.

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Opening medley (song excerpts):
1. Evie Sands - "Live It Up"
2. Bobby Sherman - "You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby"
3. Dee Dee Sharp - "Rock Me in the Cradle of Love"
4. The Shindogs - "Come On Let's Go"

--Evie Sands - "Take Me for a Little While"

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Category:

Music

Tags:

• Shindig 1965 Jimmy O'Neill
• Dee Dee Sharp
• Evie Sands
• Bobby Sherman
• Billy Preston
• The Kinks
• Charlie Rich
• The Blossoms
• The Wellingtons

[CarolynJonesForever]

Hello, i was just wondering, do you have ; Show 59, October 9th 1965, with Carolyn Jones and Jr.Walker ? Please reply. Thank you!

[nyrainbow]

@CarolynJonesForever, I have all Shindig episodes. Will post all of them soon, just don't have enough time at the moment.

[rslitman]

Thanks for posting this one! I'll probably have to wait for the weekend to watching it all the way through. This is the show I had to miss as a punishment for talking back to my mother that afternoon. There's a Shindig! from early Jan. 1965 (1st season) that I had to miss due to a special program at school that night. My friend who watched told me the Zombies were on. I wonder if you have posted that one.

[nyrainbow]

with the Zombies, it must be from Jan.27, 1965. Haven't posted it yet, but I'm going to upload all episodes eventually

[CarolynJonesForever]

@nyrainbow Aw im so glad you have them! :D Cant wait to see them! Thank youu!

[aimeemannfan2010]

Evie Sands. Enough said!

[tomovox]

This show absolutely boggle my mind with how incredible it is in every way. How they put on such a huge show, everyone had their own choreographed moves, the camera work and lighting. Wow. Evie Sands- I had no idea of who she was, but wow, this woman can belt out a song!! Even her steps are soulful! I can't thank you enough for posting these episodes!

[Khultan]

To anyone who may really know, I'm trying to remember the name of this female singer, I can't recall if she's British or Australian, but her song, I think, is called 'I Can Help You', I'm not sure of that title, though. Thanks in advance.

[Khultan]

 60s music and dancing much better than 80s.

[gstuart01]

Dee Dee Sharp was the best.

[china101w]

Thanks, do you have the last episode?There are many fond memories of Shindig!

[fromthesidelines]

This is from the [abridged] second season, when the show was "split" into two weekly editions (on the theory that what was good for "PEYTON PLACE" was better for "SHINDIG!", in trying to gain bigger ratings), on Thursday and Saturday nights at 7:30pm(et): this was a Thursday show. It was telecast in black and white, preserved on kinescope film from the original videotape {which no longer exists}.