Lynnie, we're going to blow your mind... there were shows such as Shindig and Hullabaloo (damn! I think I'm blowing my mind!) I'm having visions of boufaunts and go-go boots...Solid Gold Dancers... I'm slipping away...help!
Old TV shows
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Oh my gosh!! I loved Shindig. I will try to find a pic when my hair was that big.
When television was all black & white & it came on about 7 am and went off at mid-night.
These western series taught us young buckaroos right from wrong and how to treat a lady. That why when us old men real see a lady we always want to show her our "6 Shooter".
Roy Rogers---late 1951. Hopalong Cassidy -- September ‘52. The Lone Ranger -Sept. ‘49 - Gene Autry- July ‘50.
These western series taught us young buckaroos right from wrong and how to treat a lady. That why when us old men real see a lady we always want to show her our "6 Shooter".
Roy Rogers---late 1951. Hopalong Cassidy -- September ‘52. The Lone Ranger -Sept. ‘49 - Gene Autry- July ‘50.
Swamp Fox - it was on PBS.
Same historical character that Mel Gibson played in the Patriot, but the G rated non-angst version!
Same historical character that Mel Gibson played in the Patriot, but the G rated non-angst version!
LVT, DD - y'all need to find those pics. I have never heard of that shindig.
Yarmap - in my town, it went off after the 11:00PM news with an American flag planted firmly on the screen and the National Anthem sung. On the weekends, it went off later. ;-)
Speaking of PBS, I'll add classic Doctor Who, Blake's 7, and The Sandbaggers to my list.
Shindig was somewhat like American Bandstand but it came on in the evenings. It simply had cool bands playing. I swear to gosh the Beatles played on Shindig once. Another afternoon show was "Where the Action Is" with "Paul Revere and the Raiders". Man, we sure were cool cats in those days...
Miss Critter: Amazing, amazing, amazing...and to think, I can remember one TV show from 1964, and I can't even remember where I put my car keys last night.
While my memory is still all perked up I'll thow out a few more blasts from the past: 77 Sunset Strip and Wanted Dead or Alive (with Steve McQueen).