Rare TV, hard to find title, lots of great vintage performances & documentary.

Rare TV Appearances 1950s-1960s 
From U.S. Bandstand: Baby Talk, There’s A Girl, White Tennis Sneakers, We Go Together, Julie, Sidewalk Surfin’ (interview and skateboard demonstration).

Steve Allen Show: Surf City

The T.A.M.I. Show: Little Old Lady From Pasadena, Sidewalk Surfin

Hollywood A Go Go: Honolulu Lulu, You Really Know How To Hurt A Guy, Surf City, One Piece Topless Bathing Suit

The Hollywood Palace: They’re Coming From All Over The World, Little Old Lady From Pasadena

Where The Action Is: They’re Coming From All Over The World, Surfin’ Safari, Surf City, You Really Know How To Hurt A Guy>

Jan And Dean… On The Run 
1966 U.S. TV pilot.  Very rare.  48 hours in the life of college student-teen superstars Jan & Dean!  They fly to LA o San Diego to a sold out show.  They visit the zoo, do some skateboarding then it’s off to Washington DC for another concert.  In the end, it’s back to school for exams.  Songs include: Surf City, Dead Man’s Curve, Little Old Lady From Pasadena, You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away, Hang On Sloopy, Time and Space, and Capital City.

Jan & Dean Documentary 
U.S. documentary.  The rise and tragic fall of Jan and Dean.  SUper cool rare footage from two never-aired TV pilots, “Surf Party” and “On the Run”, and the unfinished movie “Easy Come, Easy Go”.  Jan’s near fatal car wreck threw him in a 33-day coma – when he awoke he was paralyzed and had no memory.  Dick Clark played American Bandstand kinescopes to help him remember.  The 1978 TV movie “Dead Man’s Curve” revitalized interest in Jan & Dean.  Jan’s 1997 solo album was recorded one verse at a time ovewr 10 years!  Interviews include Jan Berry, Dean Torrence, Brian Wilson, Bruce Johnston, Dick Clark, Jeff “Skunk” Baxter, and many others.

Video Quality:  Quality ranges from fair to very good.

Running Length:  125 minutes.

Disc Formats:  1 NTSC DVD-R disc.