The King Family -- Washington DC -- March 1971

The King Family -- Washington DC -- March 1971
If They Could See Me Now -- The King Sisters / Cousins / Kiddies
Military Service / Mama, Look Sharp (from the musical "1776") --
Alyce King Clarke and her son, Ric ...
If you don't get teary-eyed listening to this -- you're dead ...
They did make a mistake by blurring the video towards the end --
AKC is too beautiful to blur her image ...
The Folks Who Live on the Hill -- The King Sisters ... solo by Alyce King Clarke
This episode was taped in October 1970 and broadcast in March 1971
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The King Family, The King Sisters, Alyce King Clarke, Ric de Azevedo, Washington DC, If They Could See Me Now, Mama Look Sharp, 1776, The Folks Who Live on the Hill

[@rayeisenstein4245]

Rob and Ric thank you for your sevice to America.

[@davidgilbertson4354]

This is wonderful

[@toddbonin6926]

Very touching performance

[@68lincoln]

At 7:11 The Folks Who Live On The Hill...beautiful. That harmony is pure bliss. Around my house when people ask "who is that singing on your stereo?" I often say "my girls...The King Sisters". I just love them!

[@michellelacy6384]

I so Remember watching this Christmas show with my Family and I loved what you all did coming down the stairs!! I was 12 years old and looked at my Mom & Dad and said that was really neat LOL We Need the King Family (The Next Generation) Now more than ever!! Please do another Christmas Show!!! We Loved the King Family and always will :) :) :)

[@Laceykat66]

Use to watch the King Family every week. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.

[@petals49]

The two little girls are so cute. I bet they are Candy's daughers. Laurette is always so much fun to watch. Thanks for posting this.

[@rhondabitler2461]

I get a Kick out of Laurette

[@OofusTwillip]

At 03:14, "Cam, my youngest..." Little Cam grew up to be a voice artist. He voiced "Mac" the dog, and several other characters on the PBS series "Clifford the Big Red Dog".

[@redsox19521]

I have never seen this. Thank you.

[@andrewthornhill7042]

Did the King Sisters have access to the Fountain of Youth? They never seemed to age!

[@petals49]

Thank you.

[@rayeisenstein1297]

I alway watched The King Family Show. Please keep posting more

[@rickram1961]

Yes in this clip you will see KIng Sisters Marilyn, Luise, Alyce, Donna and Vonnie. King Cousins Cathy, Carolyn, Candy, Susannah and Laurette were featured with Marilyn's youngest daughter and Candy's daughter. Missing was Maxine King as well as King Cousin Tina Cole.

[@Avatar610]

Without a doubt Alyce was the best singer in the bunch. I wonder where they taped the "Folks Who Live on the Hill" sequence- Mount Vernon?

[@JohnnyGNV]

I think that there were originally Six King Sisters - Here, I see at least Five - and I do notice that Tina Cole is not with the cousins. There were many King Cousins, hard to keep up with them all, I primarily remember Tina and Cathy Cole, usually joined by two other pretty gal cousins - I'm sure they couldn't ALL sing - but no one can deny that the King Sisters had a wonderful vocal blending.

[@Avatar610]

Tina was probably filming episodes of "My Three Sons", which had an erratic filming schedule. It depended upon when Fred MacMurray was free from his film engagements at Disney!

[@rickram1961]

Love this very much! Tina Cole is missing from the cousins though!

[@reneelincourt6999]

Wash the king family was on tv again love Renee M Lineout

[@reneelincourt6999]

I like it

[@schallrd1]

I wonder where the band and audience were kept.

[@rickram1961]

The youngest little girl is Marilyn's daughter, Jennifer.

[@rayeisenstein4245]

The two little game are they Candy’s daughters

[@F1478963]

Was this the King Family's final TV show? I don't seem to recall seeing them anytime afterwards.

[@20alphabet]

What a beautiful sight to see a large white family.