Post by Matthew the Swordsman on May 2, 2018 8:05:56 GMT
The 27 November 1965 episode of "Brian Henderson's Bandstand" (1958-1972).
Most episodes of this series consisted of pop singers lip-syncing their songs in the TV studio. However, this episode features a live concert held at the Capitol Theatre in Perth, Western Australia. Additionally, the music in this episode is more "rock" than the usual pop presented on the show. The performers are Max Merritt and the Meteors, Lynne Randell, Jade Hurley, Ray Brown and the Whispers, Paul Wayne, Merv Benton, Bryan Davies, and Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs. Billy Thorpe in particular was very popular in Australia, and Lynne Randell was our most popular female vocalist for a few years (Sadly, Randell committed suicide in 2007, and Thorpe also died in 2007).
The audience is very loud.....remember the Beatles at Shea stadium? It's not as bad as that, but still, it's sometimes hard to hear the performers over the audience.
Most episodes of this series consisted of pop singers lip-syncing their songs in the TV studio. However, this episode features a live concert held at the Capitol Theatre in Perth, Western Australia. Additionally, the music in this episode is more "rock" than the usual pop presented on the show. The performers are Max Merritt and the Meteors, Lynne Randell, Jade Hurley, Ray Brown and the Whispers, Paul Wayne, Merv Benton, Bryan Davies, and Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs. Billy Thorpe in particular was very popular in Australia, and Lynne Randell was our most popular female vocalist for a few years (Sadly, Randell committed suicide in 2007, and Thorpe also died in 2007).
The audience is very loud.....remember the Beatles at Shea stadium? It's not as bad as that, but still, it's sometimes hard to hear the performers over the audience.