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The Lawrence Welk Show - Do You Remember - 04-27-1974

These shows were originally uploaded by navydoc364. His account is no longer active so I'm just sharing them again here. ――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――― Host: Mary Lou Metzger Original Air Date: April 27, 1974 "Do You Remember" - Gail, Ken Guy, Ralna, Jimmy, Sandi, Joe, Anacani and sun and danced by Bobby, Cissy, Jack, Mary Lou "Teddy Bear" - Ava Barber "Remember Me" - orchestra "Watching Scotty Grow" - Clay Hart (also on guitar) "Moments to Remember" - Guy Hovis and Ralna English "Over the Waves (The Loveliest Night of the Year)" - Myron Floren on accordion, with Richard Maloof on tuba, Neil Levang on banjo, Johnny Klein on drums, Bob Smale on piano, and danced by Lawrence Welk and Cissy King, then Lawrence plays accordion while Myron dances with Cissy "Sleepin' at the Foot of the Bed" - Larry Hooper and Buddy Merrill, with a comedy assist by Charlie Parlato "You're Sixteen, You're Beautiful, and You're Mine" - Dick Dale, with Larry Hooper, Kenny Trimble and Charlie Parlato "You've Gotta Be a Football Hero" - Norma, Cissy, Sandi, Mary Lou, Anacani, Ralna, Joe, Larry, Jimmy, Curt, Guy, Dick, Kenny, Charlie, and also sung and danced by Bobby, Arthur and Jack "The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi" - Joe Feeney "I Remember it Well" - Ken Delo and Gail Farrell Medley from "Carousel": June is Busting Out All Over/ If I Loved You/ You'll Never Walk Alone - orchestra "Que Sera Sera (Whatever Will Be Will Be)" - Sandi Griffiths with Gail Farrell, and also with Ralna, Norma, Anacani, Mary Lou "My Blue Heaven" - Jimmy Roberts with Buddy Merrill on guitar "My Blue Heaven (reprise)" - Buddy Merrill on guitar "All I Really Need is a Girl" - danced by Bobby Burgess (also singing) and Cissy King "My Favorite Things" - Norma Zimmer "The Girl That I Marry" - Tom Netherton, with Bob Ralston on organ "Sugar Time" - Anacani, with Richard Maloof on bass, Buddy Merrill on guitar, Bob Smale on piano, and Johnny Klein on drums