Guy Lombardo TV Show 101

Guy Lombardo had a 30 min. television series beginning in 1954. This is the debut program. Hosted Al Pierson, the program features Guy's brothers (including Carmen) and special vocalists: Kenny Gardner and Bill Flanagan. Songs on this program include "Bo Ho," "The Petite Waltz," "Do You," "1001 Nights," "Three Little Words," and Kenny Gardner's special number: "Dangerous Dan McGrew." This is a direct satellite recording when the program was offered to PBS stations in the mid 1990s.

[@MrGGPRI]

These priceless TV shows need to be recorded on CD and or DVDs and offered as a set.

[@jamesmiller4184]

'Never even knew these existed. What a treat to SEE as well as hear the Lombardos - my dear grandparent's favorite. Thanks so much, larryware1, for making these programs available to us. . : .

[@larryware1]

So glad you are enjoying them. I saw them listed on the satellite feed when I was working for a local PBS station. I was delighted to capture a few of them. My parents loved Guy Lombardo as well. They were a wonderful group with that homespun, mellow sound.

[@thetomatoman9292]

Thank you so much for posting this music.

[@larryware1]

You're so welcome!

[@davecanoy3248]

Great stuff..thanks!!!

[@larryware1]

You are so welcome, Dave. So glad to finally get these uploaded.

[@RRaquello]

I remember Huntz Hall singing "Boo Hoo" in the movie "Dead End". That might be the most famous version of the song.

[@m.j.mcilroy5470]

Frankie D'Annolfo, formerly with Glenn Miller's band on trombone.