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C'mon - Series One, Final Episode
C'mon - Series One, Final Episode
Television (Full Length Episode) – 1967 Music
C'mon
C’mon...
Top 40 NZ TV Classics
This Kiwi TV collection brings together 40 local TV...
She's a Mod
C'mon regulars Ray Columbus and the Invaders
Timothy - performed by The Chicks
C'mon regulars The Chicks perform live
Let's Go - Behind the Scenes Footage
More 1960s music TV
Peppermint Twist - Let's Limbo Some More
Peter Sinclair makes a cameo in this episode
Studio One - Episode Two 1968
More music in this 60s TV talent show
C'mon - Series One (Episode)
The other surviving C'mon episode
Gimme Some Lovin' - performed by Mr Lee Grant
Mr Lee Grant singing in 1985
Penny Lane - performed by Ray Woolf
Ray Woolf performing in 1985
Grunt Machine
A 1970s music show
Radio with Pictures
A 1980s music show
Jam this Record
C’mon footage features in this music video
Saint Paul
More 60s Peter Sinclair
Town and Around: Auckland Highlights
Also features Mr Lee Grant
Tumblin' Down
More music from 1967
Good Day - The Music and Record Industry
C’mon features in this documentary
The Country Touch - 1968
A classic 60s country and western series
Love, Hate, Revenge
Leading 1960s band
Opportunity
A hit from this episode
50 Years of New Zealand Television: 3 - Let Us Entertain You
C'mon's pioneering music TV role is discussed in this
Film Exercise
More sounds of the 60s
This is the final episode in the first series of New Zealand's classic 60s pop show. Host Peter Sinclair seems to have no idea that the show will return for another two years. Meanwhile Mr Lee Grant, Sandy Edmonds, Herma Keil, Bobby Davis, Tommy Adderley, a rocking Ray Woolf and the Chicks run through the big hits of 1967, managing to compress 21 songs into a frenetic half hour. Sinclair promises "big sounds, fun sounds, wild sounds" as the show ranges from blues-rock through ballads and 'Edelweiss', to a nod to the children watching with 'Ding Dong the Witch Is Dead'.
Hi, swingers. Come on in. The music’s fine.– Peter Sinclair
Produced by
NZ Broadcasting Corporation
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