GUESS WHO DICK CLARK 4HOUR RECORD RADIO SHOW +INTERVIEW

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The Guess Who - "Dick Clark's Rock & Roll Remember - Radio Show" - 4 LP Record Set - Original Limited U.S. Pressing (1983) and Out of Print - All 4 Vinyl Records are in MINT Condition - I don't think these Records have EVER been played ! - The Original LP Box is in Excellent Shape - - - Included are the Original "Program Segment" Sheets and the "Business Reply Card" - - - Each Record is approximately 1 Hour in Length - The "Year" is 1968 - This "Show" is Number 48 - The Original "Air Date" was 1-8-1983 - - -


Record One:

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silence is golden (The Tremeloes)
bus stop (The Hollies)
popsicles and icicles (The Murmaids)
interview with Terry Sylvester from The Hollies
commercials
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shakin' all over (The Guess Who)
these eyes (The Guess Who)
interview with Burton Cummings
commercials
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help me make it through the night (Sammi Smith)
ode to billy joe (Bobbi Gentry)
commercials

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no matter what shape (your stomach's in - The T-Bones)
junk food junkie (Larry Groce)
people on the street
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laughing (The Guess Who)
interview with Burton Cummings
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worst that could happen (The Brooklyn Bridge)
wichita lineman (Glen Campbell)
commercials
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i heard it through the grapevine (Gladys Knight & The Pips)
rock, roll & review
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Record Two:

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five o'clock world (The Vogues)
9 to 5 (Dolly Parton)
coal mine (Lee Dorsey)
interview with Dolly Parton
commercials
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undun (The Guess Who)
no time (The Guess Who)
interview with Burton Cummings
commercials
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on and on (Stephen Bishop)
coconut (Nilsson)
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the mountain's high (Dick & Dee Dee)
tell me (Dick & Dee Dee)
interview with Dick St John
commercials
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american woman (The Guess Who)
interview with Burton Cummings
commercials
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you're sixteen (Johnny Burnett)
(there was a) tall oak tree (Dorsey Burnett)
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judy in disguise (with glasses - John Fred & His Playboy Band)
rock, roll & review
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Record Three:

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georgia on my mind (Ray Charles)
boy from new york city (Manhattan Transfer)
interview with Tim Hauser from Manhattan Transfer
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hand me down world (The Guess Who)
share the land (The Guess Who)
interviews with Randy Bachman and Burton Cummings
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love will keep us together (The Captain & Tennille)
what's your name (Don & Juan)
easier said than done (The Essex)
commercials

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el paso (Marty Robbins)
a white sport coat (and a pink carnation - Marty Robbins)
interview with Marty Robbins
commercials
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rain dance (The Guess Who)
interview with Burton Cummings
commercials
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talking in your sleep (Crystal Gayle)
talk back trembling lips (Johnny Tillotson)
commercials
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chain of fools (Aretha Franklin)
rock, roll & review
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Record Four:

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snowbird (Anne Murray)
stay awhile (The Bells)
sometimes when we touch (Dan Hill)
interview with Anne Murray
commercials
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clap for the wolfman (The Guess Who)
dancin' fool (The Guess Who)
interview with Burton Cummings
commercials
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yesterday's gone (Chad & Jeremy)
it's still rock and roll to me (Billy Joel)
commercials

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goldfinger (Shirley Bassey)
money (Pink Floyd)
people on the street
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stand tall (Burton Cummings)
interview with Burton Cummings
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a hard day's night (The Beatles)
let me be your teddy bear (Elvis Presley)
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hello, goodbye (The Beatles)
rock, roll & review
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On The United Stations - America's Target Radio Networks - Weekend of January 8, 1983 - Made in USA