Lawrence Welk does "One Toke Over The Line". Wow.. + Informações

The original closing credits (1978). + Informações

The dual accordions of Lawrence Welk & Myron Floren (1955). + Informações

Myron Floren's Offspring 03:13 An unsettling performance of "The Chicken Dance," performed by dancer and former Mouseketeer Bobby Burgess along with his gawky offspring. Bobby is the son-in-law of the late accordionist Myron Floren, both of whom were long-time performers on "The Lawrence Welk Show." Myron himself provides musical accompaniment after introducing the "performance," which takes place on an eerily barren, dungeon-like stage. This clip has all the classic, premeditated, cornball Welk staginess, minus the talent. Also, everyone has that trademark, desperately forced Welk smile. What fun!. + Informações

25th anniversary show 1980. + Informações

Featuring Myron Floren and the Semonski Sisters! (1976). + Informações

From 1971, here's Buddy Merrill, Bob Ralston and Myron Floren along with the rest of the Champagne music makers performing the ever popular "Calcutta", a million seller from 1961. Providing the back up vocals are Sally Flynn, Sandi Griffiths, Mary Lou Metzger and Gail Farrell. + Informações

Featuring Neil LeVang on guitar (1961). + Informações

Includes Lawrence dancing with Rose Weiss and the full closing credits from the last ABC show. (1971). + Informações

A short clip of the fledgling Lawrence Welk orchestra featuring girl singer Lois Best. Welk opens up with his theme "Bubbles In The Wine," followed by Lois Best singing the Malneck/Loesser song "I Go For That." The band finishes the clip with the old standard "Ain't She Sweet." Welk's band is pure Mickey Mouse sweetness, with three trumpets, one trombone, three reeds who double on saxophone and clarinet, and a rhythm section consisting of a keyboardist who plays piano and Hammond organ, bass, drums, and guitar. Welk himself hauls around his trademark accordion. The reed section playing ensemble passages on clarinet is nice, an effect lost in most swing bands. And check out that vintage Hammond, which looks like a very early B-3. You'll also notice that the drummer plays a drum kit about 10 years behind the times - he has no hi-hat, only bass drum, snare drum, one tom, temple blocks, and two small splash cymbals.. + Informações

Big, big hit for Larry, which he originally didn't want to do. Just goes to show.. + Informações

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Myron Floren performs the title track of his latest album! (1967). + Informações

Lawrence Welk dresses up as a hippie on the 15th season opener of his ABC show in 1969. It doesn't take long for him to return to normal.. + Informações

Here`s Bobby & Barbara dancing to "Calcutta" for the first time on the show (1961).. + Informações

The Chantay's Pipeline, As It Was Originally Aired On The Lawrence Welk Show On May 18, 1963.. + Informações

In 1968, The Velvet Underground finally found a large, mainstream audience during a performance on the Lawrence Welk Show Video created by Darren Hacker. Visit his site at pages.ripco.net Or on Facebook at www.facebook.com. + Informações

Lawrence and the band! (1956). + Informações

Guest: Alvino Rey (1959). + Informações

The Lennon Sisters sing "Unchained Melody" from 1956.. + Informações

Janet Lennon & Jack Martin (1957). + Informações

Guest Star: Stan Boreson (1957). + Informações

Norman Bailey, Barney Liddell & Pete Lofthouse (1956). + Informações

Featuring Myron Floren`s very first accordion solo on the show! (7-2-1955). + Informações