The Music Scene (1969) is a comedy web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch The Music Scene online in HD.
The Music Scene — Storyline
The Music Scene is a television series aired by ABC as part of its Fall 1969 lineup, in the Monday, 7:30 to 8:15 timeslot, primarily featuring rock and pop music.
Cast & Crew
- Starring: Larry Hankin, David Steinberg, Roman Wilhelmi, Lily Tomlin
The Music Scene — Series Details
| First Air Date | 1969-09-22 |
| Seasons | 1 |
| Episodes | 17 |
| Genre | Comedy |
| Language | English |
| Network | ABC |
| Status | Ended |
| Rating | 9/10 (1 votes) |
The Music Scene — Episode Guide
Season 1
- E1: First Show (1969-09-22) — Season Premiere –Tom Jones introduces show –James Brown sings ""World"" –CSN&Y sing ""Down By The River"" –Buck Owens and The Buckaroos sing ""Tall Dark Stranger"" –
- E2: Show 2 (1969-09-29) — –Gary Puckett sings ""This Girl Is A Woman Now"" –Eydie Gorme sings ""Tonight I'll Say A Prayer"" –Janis Joplin sings ""Try (Just A Little Bit Harder)"" –Three Dog Night
- E3: Show 3 (1969-10-06) — –The Rascals sing ""People Got To Be Free"" –The Dells sing ""Oh What A Night"" –Music Scene Flashback – Roger Miller sings ""King of The Road"" –Smokey Robinson & The Mi
- E4: Show 4 (1969-10-13) — –Tony Bennett sings ""What The World Needs Now"" –Jerry Butler sings ""What's The Use Of Breaking Up?"" –Judy Collins sings ""Pretty Polly"" –Sonny James sings ""Since I
- E5: Show 5 (1969-10-20) — –Sly & The Family Stone sing ""Everyday People"" and ""Dance to the Music"" –Merle Haggard sings ""Okie from Muskogee"" –Pat Williams conducts The Music Scene Orchestra for
- E6: Show 6 (1969-10-27) — –Jerry Lee Lewis sings ""Great Balls of Fire"" –Ten Years After sings ""Bad Scene"" –Smith sing ""Baby It's You"" –Richie Havens sings ""Rocky Raccoon"" –Jerry Lee Lew
- E7: Show 7 (1969-11-03) — –Johnny Cash sings ""Blistered"" and ""Ruby"" –R.B. Greaves sings ""Take A Letter Maria"" –Lulu sings ""Oh Me Oh My"" –Della Reese sings ""MacArthur Park"" –Della Rees
- E8: Show 8 (1969-11-10) — –Announcer introduces tonights guests: Keith Barbour, James Brown, Joe Cocker, The Everly Brothers and Dusty Springfield, A song from Billboard's #1 album this week, and the Star
- E9: Show 9 (1969-11-17) — –Paul Anka sings ""Happy"" –Paul Anka sings ""My Way"" –The Cowsills sing ""Silver Threads and Golden Needles"" –R.B. Greaves sings ""Take A Letter Maria"" –B.B. King
- E10: Show 10 (1969-11-24) — –Joe Cocker sings ""Delta Lady"" –Joe Cocker sings ""Something"" –Mary Hopkin sings ""No Business Like Show Business"" –Mary Hopkin sings ""In My Life"" –Three Dog N
- E11: Show 11 (1969-12-01) — –Mama Cass Elliot sings ""New World Coming"" –Creedence Clearwater Revival sings ""Down On The Corner –Creedence Clearwater Revival sings ""The Night Time Is The Right Time"
- E12: Show 12 (1969-12-08) — –Tony Bennett sings ""I Gotta Be Me"" –Tony Bennett sings ""Smile"" –The Grass Roots sings ""Heaven Knows"" –Emmet Kelly, –Charlie Pride sings ""Louisiana Man"" –B
- E13: Show 13 (1969-12-15) — –Lou Rawls sings ""Just Squeeze Me"" and ""I Can't Make It Alone"" –Spirit sings ""1984"" –Charley Pride sings ""I'm So Afraid Of Losing You"" –Little Richard sings ""Luc
- E14: Christmas Show (1969-12-22) — –Davy Jones sings ""Together"" –Frankie Laine sings ""Jezebel"" and ""Lord You Gave Me A Mountain"" –Chuck Berry sings ""Roll Over Beethoven"" and ""Johnny B. Goode"" –Go
- E15: Year End Show: The Number One Songs of 1969 (1969-12-29) — –Herbie Mann plays ""Memphis Underground"" –Tommy Roe sings ""Dizzy"" –Zager & Evans sings ""In The Year 2525"" –The Los Angeles cast of 'HAIR' sings a Medley from ""Hair
- E16: Show 16 (1970-01-05) — –The Everly Brothers sing a Medley: ""The Games People Play"", ""Walk Right Back"", ""In The End"", ""Aquarius"", ""If I Were A Carpenter"", and ""The Price Of Love"" –John Ma
- E17: Final Show (1970-01-12) — –John Sebastian sings ""She's A Lady"" and ""Rainbows All Over Your Blues"" –Bo Diddley sings ""Hey Bo Diddley"" –Lee Michaels sings ""Who Can Want More"" –Groucho Marx s
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seasons does The Music Scene have? 1 season(s) with 17 episodes.
Where can I watch The Music Scene? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.
