Lawrence Welk Show - A Trip Around the World from 1971 - Sandi Griffith Hosts

First aired October 2, 1971
01:37 "It's a Big, Wide, Wonderful World" sung by Ken, Mary Lou, Guy, Ralna, Joe, Sandi, Dick, Gail, Salli, Jim and Bobby & Cissy (also dancing).
04:00 Clay Hart on guitar performs "Waltzing Mathilda".
05:58 The Orchestra plays "The Poor People of Paris".
07:56 Sandi & Salli duet with "The French Lesson".
12:18 Charlotte Harris on cello & Bob Ralston at the organ offer "Lady of Spain".
14:36 Dick Dale & Gail Farrell duet with "Let's Get Away from It All".
16:37 "Gypsy Dance" is danced by Bobby & Cissy , sung by Salli, Ralna, Jim, Joe, Mary Lou, Sandi, Tanya
19:44 "The Chihuahua Polka" with Myron Floren on accordion with orchestra, Bob Smale at the piano.
and Neil Levang on guitar.
22:05 "The Hawaiian Wedding Song" sung by Ken Delo with Buddy Merrill on Hawaiian guitar.
25:25 "The King's Horses & the King's Men" sung by Dick Dale with dancers Bobby, Arthur Duncan & Jack Imel. and chorus: Norma, Jim, Salli, Charlie, Guy, Gail, Joe, Sandi.
29:12 The Orchestra with Lawrence dancing with Cissy offer "Tales from Vienna Woods".
31:50 Guy Hovis (also on guitar) & Ralna English perform "Edelweiss".
34:40 Tanya Falan Welk sings "Volare" (Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu).
36:40 Bob Lido & the Hotsy Totsy Boys do "Oh Marie".
40:25 Norma Zimmer & Jim Roberts duet with "Auf Wiedersehn".
43:00 "Song of India" danced by Arthur Duncan with trombonist Barney Liddell.
45:29 Joe Feeney with pianist Bob Ralston offer "Ireland".
49:06 Bob Havens on trombone with orchestra perform "Loch Lomond".
51:22 The show closes with "What's More American than..." featuring Bobby, Cissy, Jim, Mary Lou, Arthur, Gail, Charlotte, Joe, Sandi, Salli, Ken, Ralna, Guy.

[@judsoncarroll5902]

Lawrence Welk was a patriot and a Catholic who stood for America and Christians everywhere! God bless him. May he rest in peace. He should be a hero for everyone.

[@67leighton]

Bob Havens’ trombone solo near the end is great! A highlight, and the second of two featured trombone moments in this episode.

[@arlenewatkins9551]

I don't remember watching this when it was first on PBS,I enjoyed it.

[@8jaime8]

I remember my elderly babysitter, Mrs McRae, was a huge fan of the Lawrence Welk Show and stopped everything to watch when it was on back in the early 1970s. I miss wholesome entertainment like this. Thank you for posting it!

[@matthewtaubman9730]

This was awesome 👏 I can remember watching this in the living room with my parents.

[@TrinityDivineMozart]

This was absolutely glorious and wonderful I presume I watched that episode many ages ago. 💛🎼😇

[@bobsebring2819]

Funny, how this show had a reputation for being geared towards old fogies when I, as a kid, used to watch and enjoy it. I couldn't even get my parents to watch it with me. lol Thanks.

[@1954crc]

Wow! I was a senior in high school when this was first aired.

[@SharonKofoed]

I didn't realize that "Gypsy Dance" was an actual song! Totally thinking about The Andy Griffith Show now 😂So many fun numbers! Thanks for uploading!

[@jeffpiegari4942]

Anymore please