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On Episode #7516 As Sammy Johns climbs the charts, he's syncing with a van culture that erupts on screen in 1977
On Episode #7517 One of only 2 existing episodes of a short lived game show that debuted this week.
On Episode #7513 The general public is aghast at the first TV broadcast of the Zapruder Film. Good Night America was hosted by Geraldo Rivera.
On Episode #7513 We witness a one-shot pilot called Black Bart based on the original screenplay of Blazing Saddles!
On Episode #7509 The 17th Grammy Awards has an interesting group exchange around Record of the Year.
On Episode #7512 The first ever "The Muppet Show" is aired as a pilot March 19, 1975.
We are introduced to the Swedish Chef and more!
On Episode #7507 Diamond Reo perform on American Bandstand. Their cover of "Ain't That Peculiar" uses the talkbox which is believed to be first used on TV in 1972 by Stevie Wonder.
From Episode #7506
The late Bobby Darin was honored on the 2 year Anniversary of The Midnight Special
This performance was just months before he passed.
From Ep #7503 Jan 18, 1975
The opening of Space Mountain WDW Florida
From Ep #7504 Jan 25, 1975
Please Mr Postman also at Disney!
1974 and older
From Ep #7442 Oct 19, 1974
Ed Sullivan dies Oct 13.
This is the CBS News report
From Ep #7443 Oct 26, 1974
A fan edit of "The System"
The Waltons Season 3 Episode 8
From Ep #7439 Sept 28, 1974
John Lennon is the Highest debut at #53.
Plays DJ at WNEW Set 28, 1974
Full audio below.
From Ep #7438 Sept 21, 1974
Rolling Stones peak at #18
The song was promoted by a music video
Directed by Michael Lindsay-Hogg
From Episode #7435 Aug31, 1974
Sammy Davis Jr. guest hosts The Tonight Show with guests Evel Knievel and Richard Pryor
From Episode #7434 Aug 24, 1974
Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder crashing a Harry Nilsson recording session, produced by John Lennon.
*Last known recording of Paul and John together*
From Episode #7433 Aug 17, 1974
Toronto Zoo Opening Souvenir record
WARNING: No refunds on time lost here.
From Ep: #7432 Aug 10, 1974
Bob Gill (seen here in Superbowl Ad)
dies in record jump attempt
Frop Ep #7425 June 22, 1974
Sears Tower Observation deck Opens
From Ep #7423 June 8, 1974
Uncle Kracker born
From Episode #7422
Sonny & Cher's Last Show / TV Guide
From Episode #7414 April 6, 1974
Scroll to ~40:00 for Keyboard solo and spin!
From Episode #7411 March 16, 1974
From Episode #7344 November 3, 1973
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