Hullabaloo must have had a franchise of music based clubs as there was one in my little town. There was no alcohol of course but stuff like black lights and black light posters on the walls were the motif. The Peppermint Rainbow opened the club who had a hit at the time. It is now a Baptist church.
Bathtubs and plumbing pipes......ridiculous. We knew the embarrassingly bad sets and situations great performers were forced to be in was completely unforgivable and so bad. Very few TV shows then respected the artists. It changed radically in a few years, but it was tortuous for them and us at the time.
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What an episode….out of sight.
Haha - Denny checkin' out the girls dancing.
I wonder how Momma Cass felt about that?
The whole show blows up to stellar level as announcer intros beautiful, voluptuous Dionne Warwick.
Hullabaloo must have had a franchise of music based clubs as there was one in my little town. There was no alcohol of course but stuff like black lights and black light posters on the walls were the motif. The Peppermint Rainbow opened the club who had a hit at the time. It is now a Baptist church.
The dancemoves are insane
HULLLLLLLLLLLABBBBBBBBBBAALLLOOOOOOOO!!!
Sad that the colour videotapes were wiped. Only three programmes survive in colour
Saw Goldie Hawn , one of the dancers.
The dancers would be in their late 70s to early 80s today. I wonder if they ever watch these videos and remember their gyrating.
Gary is not quite correct - the first big hit for Dionne, Burt and Hal was “Anyone Who Had a Heart”.
Why are they dancing in bathtubs? 🛁🛀
Bathtubs and plumbing pipes......ridiculous. We knew the embarrassingly bad sets and situations great performers were forced to be in was completely unforgivable and so bad. Very few TV shows then respected the artists. It changed radically in a few years, but it was tortuous for them and us at the time.
And lipsync
They didn't lip sync then
Not Dionne. That was a powerull live performance.