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Long before Soul Train this was 1966 Nashville, TN ! When you actually had to have talent to appear on television.

Nothing beats Freddie King!

Joe Simon starts at the 14:20 minute mark 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤🙏🙏🙏✨️✨️♥️♥️R.I.P JOE SIMON.

Mitty Collier begins at the 10:40 minute mark.....very special performance ❤❤🙏🙏✨️✨️♥️♥️.

✨️Patti LABELLE✨️ and the ✨️Bluebells✨️ start at the 16:46 minute mark ; so I'll remember to come back many times for this ✨️supremely outstanding performance✨️ 🎉🎉✨️✨️🙏🙏♥️♥️🎉🎉🙏🙏.

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Thank you for posting these! I wonder if there are any photos of this show when they were recording it

Cadillac records would've been so much more received had it not been circled around Beyonce

The Beat might be the greatest collection of pure music performance ever on tv without the crap (lip sync, etc). Just great legendary original artists that (let’s face it) everyone else copied

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With two of the hardest working go-go dancers from the 60s 😆

The line up for this episode is amazing!!!

I like those dresses on the dancers. Well done with the color coordination.

who's on organ?

The three background singers next to Patti, can pass for sisters, from, 18:10, to,18:25.

Dave, the one on the right side, who is tallest of the two, said, "elude her," VERY nice, at, 2:26.

African Americans back then tried hard, had talent, had class, and everyone loved them.

Its real funny how, from, 23:06, to 23:09, the ladies in light-green had to step over a cord. The first one had a little trouble. The three that followed, stepped over, "cooler, and cooler." The short one, who was last, looked at the cord, like, "who you think I am, I ain't EVEN tripping over you."

Just look at the footsteps taken by Dave from, THE SECOND he walks out there at, 20:57, to, 21:04. It was BEAUTIFUL HOW EACH STEP WAS EXAAACTLY with the music beat. EVEN THE LAST FOUR TAPS with his right foot was EXACT, at 21:03, and, 21:04. That's the mark of a true professional, who knows about music. Dave is the one who comes out last, of the duet.

THESE ARE GREAT, RACHEL! I CANNOT BELIEVE THAT I HAD NO IDEA THIS AMAZING SHOW EXISTED..( BUT! I WAS BORN IN 1966...SO....)! Much LOVE and MAD RESPECT FROM NEW ORLEANS BABY! ^..^ ⚜🎺🎷🥁🎭🍺🥃🦐🦞🦀🐊

This is GREAT. Rap sucks.

MITTY COLLIER... so so good

Barbara Lynn still sounds great!

I notice Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown doesn't appear on the last few shows. Anybody know why?

And this! Patti LaBelle and the Bluebells' rendition of Over the Rainbow makes it hard to believe these are the same ladies who recorded I Sold My Heart To the Junkman! Voulez vous coucher?

Have to add this! I've always wondered what the hell Mr. and Mrs. Sledge were thinking hen they named him Percy???!!! When a Man Loves a Woman hit the charts "stage names" were still common, and one print commentator remarked "Percy Sledge has to be his real name!"

Sadly, this dynamite show was The !!!!Beat's last. According to his Wikipedia bio, Bill "Hoss" Allen was so distraught over the show's cancellation he got too drunk to host, so Otis Redding stepped in. This classic musical showcase matches the equally iconic Shindig! and these online streamings and DVD recordings thankfully preserve the truly fantastic popular music explosion of the '60s.

The trumpet player is my brother John farris

Does anyone out there know the names of Otis' backing band members?

This is the same band that accompanied Otis on the British READY, STEADY, GO! show in 1966. That performance and the James Brown T.A.M.I. Show performance from 1964 are the best ever!

GI Jive is so true.

GI Jive from WW2 1944.

Hoss reminds me of Elvis in his speaking gestures.

Much as I love Freddie I'll never understand the whole guitar strap on the right shoulder thing 😂

Burgundy mist!

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please never take these down!!!

Hossman got Soul!

Black entertainers were much more cool back then than they are these days.

Black entertainers were much more cool back then.

Great shots of Freddie but could use some more camera time on the Go -Go dancer.

Beautiful sound from Patti LaBelle at 19:29, and 19:30.

Louis Jordan’s ‘Let The Good Times Roll’ was one of many great songs of his. Elwood Blues put it on when he and his brother Jake were in Elwood’s Chicago flat.

Black people back then were so much cooler than today’s.

Some legends in their prime, either established or in the making. Louis, Freddie, Gatemouth, and at 20:47, the great Billy Cox from the Jimi Hendrix experience playing bass in the house band.

Check out the dancer to the left of the screen, in the blue and white. She is JAMMING BEAUTIFULLY, and in rhythm, to each beat. Get down beautiful sister.-WITH YO FINE SELF. SHE WOULD BE BAAAAD EVEN TODAY, IN 2024. REMEMBER, THIS SHOW WAS TAPED IN 1966.(Nineteen sixty-six.)

Incredible !

When talent mattered more than gimmick. Nothing to make you sound better cause you didn't need it.

Phenomenal!!! 20th Century American music history!!!!!!

Bring this show back! ❤