My mom’s in the back, if you can spot her. Ken forgets his lines and makes up his own! In those days they didn’t stop tape to redo the number. I just had to post this song from ’72- it cracks me up! Half way through Ken Delo’s song his chaps start to fall down! The whole group is laughing their heads off.
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Here we get to see exactly how to “Put On A Happy Face.” So cute!ġ972 – This was a fun song, my mom enjoyed performing.ġ972 – This was a unique group number with both Sally AND Gail and Marylou…along with my mother and others. At the last minute, they told her they wanted us to sing Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star, but as you’ll see, I was still prepared to sing the other one. Sandi on the 1972 Christmas show with ME when I was only 2 years old!Ī funny note about this video, my mother had taught me this long song called the Christmas Alphabet, and I was all ready to sing it. Love the message of this song!Īlways a good one! With Sally & Clay HartĬlay Hart, with Sandi and Sally, Intro of Jesus Loves Little Children, 1972. Here’s Sandi & Sally teaching the alphabet to fellow music maker Charlie Paralto, from 1971.ġ971 – Group with both Sally, Gail and Marylou. It’s a favorite! 💕Ī quartet of Sandi, Sally, Gail & Ralna in 1971. I still perform this song with my mother and sisters periodically. I remember the tears rolling down his cheeks. He loved this song! I sang this song with my mother and sister, Ami, to him a few months before he died. My grandpa on my father’s side was a real cowboy. ‘Thank You America.” I love this kind of patriotism. 😆įrom a 1970 episode of The Lawrence Welk Show. Hilarious Easter Episode! My husband Mike likes to ask my mom how much extra money Welk had to pay her to do this number. This is an audio from mom’s album that was actually dated 1966. I asked my mother about this one, and she said she liked it because they didn’t make her wear a funny cone hat. She said it was fun to work with the umbrellas and some choreographing. This was about when my mother decided to start growing her hair out. This was one of my favorites growing up.Ī 1969 fun song, and they even got to ride scooters!Ī 1969 rendition of an international hit tune. Mom had a leaf stuck in her hair at one point. They had a fan going for this, and it was different to have a breeze going on stage. This is so funny! It was my favorite as a kid! They also sang this song a few times on the show.
Version 2, gotta dig those late 60’s early 70’s styles!ġ968 Version. Pretty cheesy ending! Get a load of those pants suits!ġ968– with Sally, Arthur, Cissy, Bobby, Natalie, Jimmy, Steve, Larry, Tanya, Joe, Andra Group number, the video isn’t great, but the audio is, and you can see each person when they zoom in. Hilarious! A fun song I heard a lot growing up. It was a good stand-by, that they sang many times on the road. This was 1968, also right after my mom and Sally joined the show.ġ968 – They sang this song, along with other favorites, several times over the years. ❤️ 1968Īnother song from 1968 before my mom married her “someone,” who would be my dad, Brent.ġ968 – Someone recorded this off their black and white television. This was the FIRST performance by Sandi and Sally on the Welk show! My mom is Sandi, the redhead. To see videos of her later on the show, singing with Gail, Mary Lou and others, click HERE These are some Lawrence Welk videos of Sandi & Sally, from mom’s first years on the Welk show.
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