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18. Mai 2024 · • February 1965 — Jan & Dean appeared on the Lloyd Thaxton Show. • February 1965 — Jan & Dean appeared on the The Hollywood Palace. JAN BERRY Signing Autographs Outside the Hollywood Palace Theatre, 1965. • March 1965 — Jan & Dean performed in Birmingham, Alabama, and New Orleans, Louisiana.
Vor 6 Tagen · • February 1966 — Jan & Dean appeared on the Lloyd Thaxton Show. • February-March 1966 — “Batman” peaked on the national charts: #60 Cash Box and #66 Billboard. • March 1966 — Liberty released the Jan & Dean Meet Batman LP. “JAN & DEAN MEET BATMAN” LP, 1966. Final Concert Appearances
Vor 23 Stunden · The programme was in the package-tour format typical of the 1960s, with one show per day, several support acts on the bill and the Kinks' set lasting around 40 minutes. Concerts were characterised by screaming fans and weak sound systems. The US press, which still largely viewed rock music as simple teenage entertainment, generally avoided reporting on the tour. Some shows were poorly attended ...
Vor einem Tag · The band made their American television debut on the channel 10 show of the Miami disc jockey Rick Shaw, and they also taped appearances for the TV programs American Bandstand, The Merv Griffin Show and The Lloyd Thaxton Show.
8. Mai 2024 · Now that they had their singer, and a finished single, Krasnow pulled a personal connection with a local TV personality, Lloyd Thaxton, to premiere the song on Thaxton’s weekly teen dance show, with the oh-so-creatively-titled name of The Lloyd Thaxton Show. And the next morning, his office was reportedly flooded with calls about ...
Vor 6 Tagen · The magazine was originally named Lloyd Thaxton’s Tiger Beat. Thaxton, one of the magazine’s co-founders, was the host of a popular and idiosyncratic music/comedy/variety television show that featured teens dancing to pop music, and performances by teen-idolized bands. The “Beat” moniker also appeared in Teen Beat, which went into publication in 1967. So I think “beat” was mean to ...
13. Mai 2024 · The band played “Surfathon” at Hollywood’s Pantages Theatre, and appeared on TV rock shows locally, such as Sam Riddle’s “Ninth Street West,” “The Lloyd Thaxton Show,” and “Wink’s Dance Party” with Wink Martindale. Nationally, they mimed to “Pipeline” on “The Lawrence Welk Show.”
