Great TV show musical appearances of the past

Alright everybody settle down! Easy take it easy now. Alright!
I think this might be a good thread to cast here in our off topic
forum.I'm hope'n to bring our members and non member reading
partners some entertainment. Lord knows we could use it at this time.
You should find great pleasure in participating in the topic. which is under
theme of GREAT TV SHOW MUSICAL APPEARANCES OF THE PAST

i was talking to friend of mine earlier today and we got a bit
nostalgic. You know how it is if you're over twenty eight YO
I brought the subject up.

Something like I remember seeing "The Who" on the smothers
Bros.show. I was like eight YO. From there it was straight to the
PC. And I must say, what a head spin it was to see that again.
That was 1967.

So there's your theme people. Just a little suggestion to keep
your installments down to one vid per post. Only because
I think it might help prevent repeat entries. But you know
you can tell me to kick rocks on that notion if you like.
Any way not being real found of long introductions.

From the Smothers Bros hour THE WHO!



I'm kind of excited to see entries from all the different countries.
Have fun guys.

Slayer on The Jon Stewart Show on MTV in 1995.

Motorhead on The Young Ones.

a reply to: carsforkids
This is more my era; Freddy and the Dreamers, 1964

Also, Anthrax on Married With Children:

a reply to: Gnawledge

Holy hell we are off to a great start.

I was laugh'n so hard at Anthrax! I forgot all about that!

DISRAELI

Where did you come up with that Freddie and the Dreamers?
You're older than me amigo?
LMAO

Gortex

MOTORHEAD! BAD ASS

And Cole Younger says kick rocks MFer out of the gate

With The Sex Pistols and Jimi Hendrix!

Gnawledge with SLAYYYYYYYER! i never seen that one before.

I guess this a TV show in England for awhile which I find interesting.
The Stones with their own program? Anybody know about this?

a reply to: carsforkids

originally posted by: DISRAELI
a reply to: carsforkids
This is more my era; Freddy and the Dreamers, 1964

Those dance moves can be used for Hip Hop today.

Devo with a Fred Willard intro too!



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Amazing tribute performance to George Harrison! Harrison's son is playing guitar. He looks so much like his dad.

Tommy James on TV with Dick Clark in 1972! "DRAGGIN THE LINE" peaked at the #4 spot in 1971 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100.