DETROIT TV LISTING: ‘TEEN TOWN’ . . . AUGUST 14, 1964

Robin Seymour's Teen Town CKLW TV-9 August 14 - 21, 1964

A MCRFB ADVERTISEMENT RIP: The Detroit News TV Guide. ‘TEEN TOWN’ with Robin Seymour. Friday, August 14, 1964. WATCH IT HERE: Below, one hour of Robin Seymour’s ‘Teen Town‘  — RARE — the ‘Motown Story’. The entire Detroit CKLW-TV9 teen dance broadcast from 1965!

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ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY * FEBRUARY 16

  • Eigh Days A Week
  • The late Sonny Bono (“Laugh At Me”) is born in 1935
  • The late Herb and Hal Kalin- the Kalin Twins (“When”)- are born in 1939
  • The late Bill Doggett (“Honky Tonk”) is born in 1916
  • The late songwriter Otis Blackwell (“Don’t Be Cruel”, “Handy Man”, “Great Balls Of Fire” and many others) is born in 1931
  • Doris Troy (“Just One Look”) dies of emphysema in 2004
  • Tony Sheridan (sang with the Beatles on their early German records like “My Bonnie”) dies, 2013
  • Charlie Ryan (“Hot Rod Lincoln”) dies of heart disease, 2008
  • Billy Ward (“Star Dust” with his Dominoes) dies from complications of Alzheimer’s disease in 2002
  • Paul Anka marries his first wife, Anne in the chapel of Orly Airport in Paris (it lasts 37 years), 1963
  • Rod Stewart becomes a dad for the eighth time when wife Penny gives birth to son Aiden, 2011
  • Ike Turner is convicted on cocaine charges and sentenced to four years in prison (he serves 18 months), 1990
  • “Aretha Franklin Day” is celebrated in Detroit, 1968
  • Billy Vera receives a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, 1988
  • Rick Nelson starts his first-ever British tour, 1972
  • Cher’s solo weekly TV show (cleverly named “Cher”) premieres on CBS with guest-star Elton John, 1975
  • The Beatles make their second appearance on CBS-TV’s “Ed Sullivan Show”, 1964
  • Aretha Franklin records “Spanish Harlem”, 1971

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FLASHBACK MOTOR CITY HAPPENINGS ’67 . . . SEPTEMBER 16, 1967

MarqueeTest-2From the MCRFB news archive: 1967

Music Happenings In and Around Detroit Town, 1967

 

 

 

 

 

DETROIT — Triangle Productions is bringing Judy Garland to Cobo Arena on September 29 for one performance . . . Johnny Trudell has become the leader of the Roostertail Orchestra. Lead trumpet player Trudell has played in the club’s orchestra for seven years and is also a staff musician at Motown Records . . . Diana Ross and the Supremes are scheduled to tape the Hollywood Palace TV show September 20-22 . . . Flint’s own the Fabulous Pack taped an ‘Upbeat’ TV show segment in Cleveland on August 19, featuring their new release “Wide Trackin” . . .  The Grande Ballroom brought in the Chambers Brothers Friday and Saturday (September 1 and 2) . . .  The Pop Series at the Detroit Masonic Auditorium for the 1967-1968 season Mantovani, Harry Simeone Chorale, New Christy Minstrels, Ferrante and Teicher and Victor Borge . . . Fred Saxon, Mercury promotion man here, is putting out a weekly newsletter for radio stations and press in the Detroit area. The newsletter gives information about new product releases in the Mercury Records family. END

The New Christy Minstrels on stage on the Ed Sullivan Show 1963
The New Christy Minstrels on stage on the Ed Sullivan Show 1963

(Information and news source: Billboard; September 16, 1967).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iR1rgVZW0Ms

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