Hellzapoppin’ special
The Jackson 5 perform Sugar Daddy, Got To Be There, and Brand New Thing on the Hellzapoppin special.
Goin’ back to Indiana performance
Jackson performs Goin’ back to Indiana along with the Jackson five during the First National Tour in their hometown of Gary, Indiana. This the first tour for the Jacksons in the United States.
Stand performance
Jackson performs Stand along with the Jackson 5 on an episode of the Goin’ Back to Indiana television show.
Mama’s Pearl performance
Diana Ross makes an appearance with The Jackson 5, on the singer’s first solo TV Special.
ABC performance
Jackson performs ABC with the Jackson 5 during their first tour in North America, The USA tour.
There Was a Time performance
Jackson performs James Brown’s There was a Time at the American Bandstand on the Jackson 5’s first tour, The First National Tour.
Royal Albert Hall performance
Zeppelin performs live at Royal Albert Hall in England. The band play Dazed and Confused, I Can’t Quit You Baby, and other songs.
Who’s loving you performance
Jackson performs his debut of Who’s loving you along with the Jackson five during the Ed Sullivan Show television special.
Johnny Cash Show
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Sing a Simple Song performance
Jackson performs Sing a Simple Song along with a host of other hits on the Hollywood Palace Variety Show, hosted by Diana Ross and Sammy Davis Jr.
Danmarks Radio performance
Zeppelin performs How Many More Times, on Danmarks Radio.
Apples and Oranges performance
The band appear on Dick Clark’s American Bandstand, performing Apples and Oranges. In a short interview at the end of the song Clark asks the members if they like American food and about their next stop in the US (SanFanscisco).
See Emily Play performance
The band appear on Top of the Pops, miming See Emily Play. The damaged recording was rediscovered in late 2009.
Star Trek
Nimoy portrays “Spock” in the premiere of Star Trek, an NBC science fiction television series also starring William Shatner and DeForest Kelley. On landing the role:
I did this job in an episode of The Lieutenant series for Gene Roddenberry. A few weeks after I finished the job my agent called me and said, ‘Gene Roddenberry, producer of The Lieutenant show, saw the footage, was interested in you, liked what you did, and said that he has in mind for you a role in a pilot that he’s developing for a science fiction series.” Period. I really didn’t give it a lot of thought. You hear that kind of thing and you’re a long way from getting a job.
I Spy
Cosby becomes the first African-American actor to be cast in an episodic television series when he stars in I Spy, about two American agents facing, funny but skillful espionage adventures. Cosby plays Alexander Scott, his partner’s trainer and a language expert. Co starring Robert Culp
People writing and people news said that I was the Jackie Robinson of television drama.
Once Upon A Coffee House
In this comedy, directed by Shepard Traube, Rivers plays a coffeehouse singer who is the object of a young man’s fancy and pursues her endlessly. Co-starring Curtis Taylor, Karen Thorsell, and Oscar Brand.
The Man From U.N.C.L.E
Nimoy and Shatner guest star in The Man From U.N.C.L.E episode, The Project Strigas Affair. In the episode, Shatner plays a pest control business owner that U.N.C.L.E recruits for their mission and Nimoy a Russian aide-de-camp. They only appear in two scenes. In the first, Shatner drunkenly throws his arm around Nimoy’s shouldes and in the second, Nimoy points a gun at Shatner.
From Russia With Love
United Artists releases the second James Bond film—From Russia With Love. Based on the novel by Ian Fleming, the lead role is played by Scottish actor, Sean Connery. Bond falls into an assassination ploy into stealing a valuable Russian decoding machine. Bond gets involved with the irresistible Tatiana Romanova, played by Daniela Bianchi. He finds himself enmeshed in a deadly game of cross and double cross.
Bonanza
Nimoy guest stars as a corrupt card shark in an episode written by Gene L. Coon.
Calypso Heat Wave
Produced by Sam Katzman and directed by Fred Sears, this musical film stars Angelou’s performing the song Run Joe. Angelou is 29 years old at the time, and is hired for the film due to her experience on stage as both an actress and singer.
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