All episodes Season 1 S01E39 1965-06-09 30 min 1960s ABC

Shindig!

Everly Bros. / Righteous Bros. / Bettye Lavette / Piccola Pupa

TV Flash files “Everly Bros. / Righteous Bros. / Bettye Lavette / Piccola Pupa” as hour 39 of 85 in the TV Flash guide — Shindig! (1964–1966) on ABC, season 1, episode 39, aired 1965-06-09, 30 min.

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How this hour is filed

This leaf is S01E39: listed hour 39 of 85 in the Shindig! guide, hour 39 of 51 in season 1. It aired 1965-06-09 (30 min). The listed hour before it is “Major Lance / Patty Duke / Diane Renay / Righteous Bros.” (S01E38). Next is “Gary Lewis & the Playboys / Gerry & Pacemakers / P.J. Proby” (S01E40).

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Viewer FAQ

Where does Everly Bros. / Righteous Bros. / Bettye Lavette / Piccola Pupa sit in the Shindig! guide?

S01E39 is listed hour 39 of 85 — hour 39 of 51 in season 1, season 1 episode 39.

When did Shindig! S01E39 air?

Everly Bros. / Righteous Bros. / Bettye Lavette / Piccola Pupa aired 1965-06-09 and is listed at 30 minutes.

Where should I start?

Any high-energy performance night with dancers and a chart act is the style guide. Short run, so graze: the staging is the point, not a host monologue.

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Why this series still plays

Shindig! put British Invasion heat and American R&B on ABC with go-go dancers, a house band, and performances faster than Ed Sullivan's variety cathedral. The run was short; the staging became a youth-TV style guide. Mid-sixties rock as prime-time variety — sweat, choreography, and network television trying to look like a nightclub instead of dinner theater.

Short window, outsized style sheet. Shindig! put British Invasion heat and American R&B on ABC with go-go dancers, a house band, and performances faster than Ed Sullivan's variety cathedral. **1964–1966** — two seasons, 85 hours in this pack — in the orbit of British rock-TV innovator Jack Good, hosted by Jimmy O'Neill. Live-ish rock and pop acts, teenage pulse, network television trying to look like a nightclub instead of dinner theater. Rex will toast Sullivan as the cathedral. The metric is staging that became…

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