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HIGHLIGHTS - Television
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HIGHLIGHTS - Movies
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2000s |
| Experience Music Project Grand Opening |
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28 Days
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Soundtrack includes "Come Softly To Me"
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| 1990s |
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Lead Songwriter/Arranger - Gretchen Christopher*
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| American Bandstand's |
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| 40th
Anniversary Special |
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1980s |
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Crossing Delancey
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Come Softly
To Me,
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Soundtrack features
recurring love theme
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| Gretchen
Christopher,
(video) |
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"Come Softly To Me", |
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Lead Songwriter/Arranger - Gretchen
Christopher*
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| Dancin' To
The Oldies
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Clean And Sober
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| Gretchen Christopher -
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Soundtrack features "Come Softly To Me"
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| The Best Of The Fleetwoods
(video)
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Lead Songwriter/Arranger/Vocalist -
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Gretchen Christopher*
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| 1980s |
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Stand By Me
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| World Peace Event |
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Soundtrack features "Come Softly To Me"
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Lead Songwriter/Arranger/Vocalist -
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| Dick Clark's Best
of Bandstand (video) |
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Gretchen Christopher*
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| Our Message To The People, |
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National Lampoon's Vacation
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| For The Children (video) |
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Soundtrack features "Mr. Blue"
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Lead Arranger, + Vocals - Gretchen Christopher*
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| A.M. Northwest |
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Diner
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| P.M. Magazine |
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Soundtrack features "Mr. Blue"
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Lead Arranger, + Vocals - Gretchen Christopher*
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| Where Are They Now?
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| (Subject of "Best News Series"
/ Emmy Award)
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Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy
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Includes Acting Appearances by
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| 1970s |
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Gretchen Christopher
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| Midnight Special |
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1970s |
| Seattle
Tonight, Tonight Show
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American Hot Wax
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Portrays The Fleetwoods
(Timmy & the Two Lips)
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| Window To Your World
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"Mr. Blue", Lead Vocal
Arranger -
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(Subject of Profile / Emmy Nomination)
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Gretchen Christopher
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| 1960s |
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American Graffiti |
| American
Bandstand
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Soundtrack & Album
features |
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"The Great Imposter" |
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Wink Martindale Show |
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Lead Arranger, + Vocals -
Gretchen Christopher* |
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| The Dick
Clark Show
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Return To Macon County |
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Soundtrack & Album feature
"Mr. Blue" |
| 1959 |
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Lead Arranger, + Vocals -
Gretchen Christopher*
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| Ed Sullivan
Show |
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At one time, my father sold advertising space for a "car" magazine.
Because of his job, he was able to get some tickets to a
Sunday-afternoon dress rehearsal of "The Ed Sullivan Show" (one of
their sponsors at that time was "Lincoln" cars).
I remember sitting in the audience, and seeing two girls
and a guy take their place onstage, before being introduced by "Ed."
All of a sudden, I realized who it was, and I said out loud, "The
Fleetwoods!!!"
To this day, I don't remember who else was on the show that
day. Sincerely, Eli Mallon
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| Dick Clark
Show |
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April (possibly March) of 1959
(culmination of
our first tour). It was The Dick Clark
Show
(Beechnut Hour) not American
Bandstand,
although it appears on the video Dick Clark's
BEST OF BANDSTAND .If you look at
the two
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arches, there appears to be
distortion: Things on the left side of the screen appear much
wider than those on the right. This is true on all copies of the video.
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http://www.pcplanets.com/play-1514953-Come-Softly-To-Me-The-Fleetwoods.shtml |
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| "This video clip represents
just one of the many television programs enhanced by The Fleetwoods' music.
Television performances listed are highlights of The Fleetwoods' live TV
performances, not just soundtracks." |
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Alan Freed Show |
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| American
Bandstand
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*with The Fleetwoods |
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