Hardy Boys of 70's TV sing OB-LA-DI, BLA-DA

Joe (Shaun Cassidy) and Frank Hardy (Parker Stevenson) sing OB-LA-DI, BLA- DA with the band "The Circus" (Bernie Taupin) as they drive to the Dracula Festival in the episode "Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew Meet Dracula, Part One."

BTW Bernie Taupin was a composer and musical partner of Elton John.

For Interest: This is considered by Universal as one of the seven songs Shaun Cassidy sings on the Season 2 DVD. (I think that's stretching it .)

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• Hardy
• Boys
• Shaun
• Cassidy
• Parker
• Stevenson
• Bernie
• Taupin

[TinyDancer500]

OMG! I must have missed this one back when 'cause my girly heart would have exploded with Bernie and the delicious Parker singing together! Delightful, thanks.

[NancyHardy]

I am so glad. I had no idea someone might be waiting for this pairing.

[Julesa39]

Who sang the real song i cant remember

[NancyHardy]

The Beatles

[wfl18]

what do you mean by I think that's stretching it

[NancyHardy]

Just that the DVD cover gives the impression that Shaun Cassidy would sing 7 of his recorded songs on this DVD which he didn't. He did sing seven different songs but only 4 of his recorded songs.

[NancyHardy]

I thought it was a bit of a stretch to include this song and two others just so they could market it as "Shaun Cassidy sings seven of your favourite songs."

[BeatlesMania2010]

Love the hardy boys, This song, and the Beatles!! I saw paul sing it live last summer! It was awesome! I think I was born in the wrong generation! Haha (I'm 16)

[breezy501]

No seat belts!!?? :-D

[Yoshi741852]

Love the Beatles and Hardy boys How good can it get?!!??

[lovenderify]

can you upload our time...which has PSM and Parker Stevenson...pleaseeeee

[mrtelevision]

Can you upload the whole Hardy Boys/

Nancy Drew Dracula episode?

[wfl18]

oh ok

[TinyDancer500]

Oh, there will always be an audience out there for any odd pairing you can think of, especially from the '70s! :-) Elton fan from way back, always get a kick out of seeing the man behind the words, Bernie Taupin.