Lawrence Welk Show - The Swinging '30s from 1977 - Lawrence Welk Hosts

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This show originally aired on October 8, 1977
01:25 "In the Mood" orchestra, danced by Bobby & Cissy
04:45 "Dream a Little Dream of Me" sung by Guy & Ralna
06:52 "La Mer" with Henry Cuesta on clarinet with orchestra
10:53 "Don't Blame Me" sung by Tom Netherton with Bob Smale at the piano
13:00 "That's What I Like About the South" sung by Larry Hooper
15:00 "Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen" sung by Sandi Griffith, Gail Farrell & Mary Lou Metzger
16:56 "And the Angels Sing" with Arthur, Anacani, Bobby, Cissy, Mary Lou, Tom, Gail, Ken and orchestra featuring trumpet section
19:25 "For You" sung by Joe Feeney with Bob Ralston at the organ
21:38 "The Continental" danced by Bobby Burgess & Cissy King
23:32 "Adios Marequita Linda" sung by Anacani with Jack Imel on the merimba
26:06 "China Boy" Bob Havens on trombone with orchestra
29:28 "So Tired" sung by Gail, Sandi, Mary Lou, Anacani, Kathie, Ralna and Barney Liddell on trombone
32:00 "Stompin' at the Savoy" danced by Arthur Duncan
36:04 "I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter" sung by Ava Barber
38:00 "When the Moon Comes Over the Mountain" sung by Kathie Sullavan with Bob Smale at the piano
39:51 "The Original Boogie Woogie" orchestra
43:33 "Martha" sung by Jim Roberts with Myron Floren on accordion
45:22 "In the Mood" (reprise)
47:35 "I'm Confessin' That I Love You" sung by Ken Delo
49:43 "Have You Ever Been Lonely?" with Sheila & Sherry Aldridge with Neil Levang & Richard Maloof on guitar
52:52 "And the Angels Sing" (reprise)

[@user-qv6lb5vy4b]

Lawrence welk show ismusically educating!!

[@michellenelson6571]

Love 30s music great

[@user-qv6lb5vy4b]

A miremba heard today in the2020s!! I would trip my bicycle!!!

[@toddforhetz]

Fantastic talent !!!! I love watching these re run !!! Wonderful wonderful wonderful !!!

[@nancyanderson5310]

I’m loving this! I’m eighty five and I missed the first go round of the wonderful Welk family, but believe me, God may not have given me this when I wanted it BUT IT COMES at E X A C T L Y the right time. I am awed at the production values, the artistry, the human warmth. Yes, talk about perfect timing, this is definitely needed NOW!

[@carmensandoval503]

Que delicia poder recordar tan lindo programa. ❤️❤️❤️

[@shanedavidspangler]

This is my all-time favorite episode!! Thank you!

[@Lupton2000]

Three clips from this show were shown in this 1987 PBS opening used here (Guy and Ralna, Welk and Arthur, Bobby and Cissy).

[@Lupton2000]

PBS first aired this on November 7, 1987.

[@patricknash9094]

why did they take it off

[@user-qv6lb5vy4b]

Young people today most of them have never heard or seen a merimba much less know that the xylophone and merimba is actually similar instruments!!!

[@codym8897]

Hey Lawrence Welk LPs, do you have the first Lawrence Welk Show PBS broadcast from October 3, 1987? Including the Oklahoma Network logo at the beginning.

[@user-qv6lb5vy4b]

The write myself song when i was only seven I tried that and I actually fooled myself! Funny I learned this old song and thought I had something to do with it because i tried that! Since I want the truth Ill never do that again!!

[@user-qv6lb5vy4b]

Boogy music still famous even on modern KZbin!!

[@donnawatkins4796]

Never appreciated the sisters. I don’t think the show needed another female duet