Welcome back to 1963!

Unfortunately, whoever was in charge of filming this kinescope cut out quite a bit including the Top 10, the Spotlight Dance and today’s guests. Gene Pitney sang “Twenty Four Hours From Tulsa” and Sunny and the Sunglows sang “Talk to Me”. At least we finally get to hear Barbara Warchol speak in the Record Review.

The starting segment, where they are setting up the studio, was actually taped in 1961. (close enough to ‘63, lol)

This has been mentioned a few times here before, but another one of the upcoming stops for “Dick Clark’s Caravan of Stars” is Dallas, Texas on November 22.

On the Billboard Hot 100 today:
1) Sugar Shack – Jimmy Gilmer and the Fireballs
2) Deep Purple – Nino Tempo and April Stevens
3) Washington Square – The Village Stompers
4) It’s All Right – The Impressions
5) Mean Woman Blues – Roy Orbison

11) She’s A Fool – Lesley Gore
42) Blue Guitar – Richard Chamberlain
96) Stop Monkeyin’ Aroun’ – The Dovells

More colorized and b&w full episodes and colorized clips are coming!

Please stop monkeyin’ aroun’ and get your Covid shot. Thank you to everyone who has already done so. Also, thank you for wearing your masks and thank you for watching!