Music Scene – The Best of 1969-1970 – Volume 2

he Best of 1969-1970 – Volume 2This is really really good.  Music Scene is a spectacular, one-of-a-kind program that originally aired on ABC-TV from 1969-1970.  The show featured the most popular contemporary performers along with many varied musical legends.  Hosted by comedian David Steinberg and special guests, Music Scene was based on Billboard magazine’s hit record charts and offer exclusive live performances by virtually every major star from the rock, country, soul, folk and pop genres.

Includes four live-on-tape shows from 1969-1970, final broadcast show, 21 bonus performances & Four Music Scene promos by The Rolling Stones.

Programs:
November 10, 1969
Mother Popcorn (James Brown)
Echo Park (Keith Barbour)
Bowling Green (Everly Brothers)
A Brand New Me / The Look Of Love (Dusty Springfield)
Medley:  Cathy’s Clown / All I Have To Do Is Dream / Wake Up Little Susie / Bird Dog / Bye, Bye, Love (Everly Brothers)
Something (Joe Cocker)

December 1, 1969
New World Coming (Mama Cass Elliot)
Down On The Corner (Creedence Clearwater Revival)
Ye-Me-Le / Wichita Lineman (Sergio Mendes & Brazil ’66)
Both Sides Now (Neil Diamond)
The Night Time Is The Right Time (Creedence Clearwater Revival)
Holly Holy (Neil Diamond)

December 22, 1969
Together (Davy Jones)
Jezebel / Lord, You Gave Me A Mountain (Frankie Laine)
That’s What You Get For Lovin’ Me / Saturday Clothes (Gordon Lightfoot)
Roll Over Beethoven / Johnny B. Goode (Chuck Berry)
What’s The Use Of Breaking Up (Jerry Butler)

January 12, 1970 (Final Show)
She’s A Lady (John Sebastian)
Universal Soldier (Buffy Sainte-Marie)
Who Can Want More? (Lee Michaels)
Hey, Bo Diddley (Bo Diddley)
Father’s Day (Groucho Marx)
Rainbows All Over Your Blues (John Sebastian)

BONUS PERFORMANCES:
Walk Right Back (Everly Brothers)
Since I Met You Baby (Sonny James)
In The Year 2525 (Zager & Evans)
Help! (Mary McCaslin)
I Gotta Be Be / Smile (Tony Bennett)
There’s No Business Like Show Business (Mary Hopkin)
Bring Them Home (Pete Seeger)
Take A Letter Maria (R.B. Greaves)
What The World Needs Now Is Love (Tony Bennett)
Blistered / See Ruby Fall (Johnny Cash)
Yester-Me, Yester-You, Yesterday (Stevie Wonder)
Easy To Be Hard (Three Dog Night)
MacArthur Park (Della Reese)
Silver Threads And Golden Needles (The Cowsills)
Baby, It’s You (Smith)
It’s Your Thing (Moms Mabley)
La, La, La / I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight (Bobby Sherman)
Take A Letter Maria (R.B. Greaves)
Try (Just A Little Bit Harder) (Janis Joplin)
The Laws Must Change (John Mayall)
Pretty Polly (Judy Collins)

Video Quality:  The best quality we have seen of 1960’s music shows, definitely a 9.0-9.5, using our website Quality Rating Table.

Running Length:  240 minutes.

Disc Format:  1 Dual Layer DVD+R disc.