Fanfare
Season 11965
Fanfare is an American musical variety series that aired on CBS during the summer of 1965.
12 Episodes
--Al Hirt - ""Java"" --Eydie Gorme - ""Shall We Dance"" --Gene Krupa --Shari Lewis and Al Hirt - ""Real, Live Girl"" --Eddie Rambeau – ""Concrete and Clay"" --Carole Reinhart (trumpeter) - ""Alexander Goedicke's Etude in E"" and ""Bugler's Holiday"" --Leonard Rose (cellist) - ""Saint-Saens' ""Allegr Appasionata"" --The Travelers Three - ""Come Go with Me to That Land""
June 19, 1965--Al Hirt - ""Gypsy in My Soul"" and ""Battle Hymn of the Republic"" --Al Hirt and Anna Moffo - ""Italian Street Song"" --Chad and Jeremy - ""Before and After"" --Stan Freberg (satirist) - ""Rock Island Line"" --Bob Maxwell (harpist) - ""Shangri-La"" --Anna Moffo (Metropolitan Opera soprano) - ""Sempre Libera"" --Willie ""The Lion"" Smith (jazz pianist) - ""Nagasaki"" --Edward Villella and Patricia McBride (dancers, from the New York City Ballet) --Dionne Warwick (singer) - ""Wives and Lovers""
June 26, 1965Scheduled guests: --Steve Allen --The Ancient Fife and Drum Corps --Homer and Jethro (country comedians) --Damita Jo (singer) --Tessie O'Shea (British music-hall singer) --Frankie Randall (singer)
July 3, 1965Scheduled guests: --The Bitter End Singers --Big Tiny Little (pianist) --Peggy March (singer) --The Muppets --Bobby Rydell (singer) --Roberta Sherwood (singer) --Jackie Vernon (comedian)
July 10, 1965--Teresa Brewer (singer) - ""Cornet Man"" --José Feliciano (guitarist-singer) - ""Malaguena"" --Erroll Garner (jazz pianist) --Jackie and Gayle - ""That's How It Goes"" --The Lettermen (vocal group) - ""A Summer Place"" and ""More"" --Charlie Manna (comedian)
July 17, 1965--Al Hirt and Shari Lewis - ""Real Live Girl"" --Al Hirt, Lionel Hampton and Rich Little - ""People"" --Don Francks (musical-comedy performer) - ""My Romance,"" ""A Fine Romance"" and ""Isn't It Romantic?"" --Lionel Hampton (jazz musician) - ""Jazzland"" --Shari Lewis - ""On a Wonderful Day Like Today"" --Rich Little (comedian-impressionist) --Barbara McNair - ""This Could be the Start of Something Big"" --Bruce Scott - My Favorite Things"" --The Travelers Three (folk singers) - ""Nobody Knows My Name""
July 24, 1965--Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass (instrumental group) --The Collins Kids (folk-singers) --Lesley Gore - ""Sunshine, Lollipops and Rainbows"" --Tom Jones - ""What's New, Pussycat?"" --Bob Lewis (comedian) --Minnie Pearl (comedian)
July 31, 1965--Al Hirt - ""Begin the Beguine"" --James Oliver Buswell IV (violinist) --Fred Crane (pianist) --Little Anthony and the Imperials - ""Goin' Out of My Head"" --Liza Minnelli - ""Wait Till You See Him,"" ""How Could You Believe Me?"" and ""The Strut"" --Johnny Tillotson - ""Heartaches"" and ""Gotta Travel On"" --The Tokyo Happy Coats (instrumental group) --Jackie Vernon (comedian)
August 14, 1965--The Ronettes - ""Be My Baby"" --Linda Bennett - ""You're Nobody's Baby"" --Sergio Franchi (singer-actor) - ""It Only Takes a Moment to Fall in Love,"" ""Chicago"" and ""Take the Moment"" --The Highwaymen (folk singers) - ""La Bamba"" --George Young (alto saxophonist) - ""Flight of the Bumble Bee""
August 21, 1965--Al Hirt - ""September Song"" --Lee Evans (pianist) - ""Teacher's Pet"" --Sally Ann Howes - ""Let's Face the Music and Dance"" --Leroy Van Dyke --Marty Allen and Steve Rossi (comedy team) --Steve Rossi - ""I Never Knew"" --Mary Wells - ""Eight Days a Week""
August 28, 1965--John Byner --Ethel Ennis (singer) - ""Petit Waltz"" --Ethel Ennis and Al Hirt - ""Paradise"" --Boots Randolph --Mel Torme - ""Ridin' High,"" ""Comin' Home, Baby"" --Mel Torme and Al Hirt - ""South of the Border"" and ""I Love Paris""
September 4, 1965--Herman's Hermits - ""The End of the World"" & ""I'm Henry VIII, I Am"" --Herman's Hermits with Allan Sherman - ""Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter"" --Allan Sherman and Peter Noone (of Herman's Hermits) - ""Return to Camp Granada"" --Woody Herman --Roy Clark --Karen Morrow
September 11, 1965