Shivaree Opening (6/19/1965) with "I'm A Fool" by Dino, Desi & Billy

Here's the opening segment from the June 19, 1965 episode of syndicated musical-variety series Shivaree featuring Dino, Desi & Billy performing their hit song "I'm A Fool." Other musical guests introduced in the opening include Gail Ganley, James Brown, Aretha Franklin, and Gerry & The Pacemakers.
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[@patriciafootejohnson2817]

This black Detroit 60's chick loved this song and appearance by Lucy handsome son Desi and dean Martin handsome son dean and cute billy. Loved the dancing l was in my early teens and will always love those wonderful days

[@ian_b]

Go-go dancers were the best type of dancer evar.

[@williamboylejr.9098]

Rest In Peace Billy Hinsche and Dean Paul (Dino) Martin.

[@paulatatton7360]

Amen

[@cynthiapickett7403]

Good lineup of guest stars!

[@nathancoleman8413]

fasinating '60's rock n roll!

[@Centervillejim]

That's Teri Garr dancing behind Dino.

[@tharper1961]

These guys were babies.

[@jesusmancilla4973]

Desi JR y su grupo, unos niños 😮

[@nikitakelley]

OMG ! Desi looks around 8 years old ! 😳😳😳😳😳😳

[@lennon1252]

They never performed live

[@santaclaushawkeyenj3878]

Sir lord Baltimore

[@philiphoward1731]

It’s really bad that they didn’t have better video equipment way back in the 1960s if they could record this and color that would’ve been awesome

[@gfm8959]

They did have color but it was more costly. A year later in fall 1966 all prime time shows were in color

[@Chubby14123]

The performance in the Ed Sullivan Show is in color

[@gfm8959]

@@Chubby14123 yes I’ve seen that one. Big difference!

[@emmama5185]

Song seems to be heavily influenced by louie, louie

[@fosbury68]

Lip sync performance, obviously. Studio musicians on the record, including Jim Gordon on drums. Desi Jr's drum playing doesn't come close to matching the recorded track.