I love how when Mannix walks into the club he waves a sheet of paper so he can see thru the smoke, yet he is smoking a cigarette! Classic show, especially with the Byrds and Stephen Stills singing.
Amazing live music by Buffalo Springfield!! Knocks me out. In a recent interview with Rolling Stone, Stephen Stills was asked if he ever regrets not taping some of their concerts, he mentions this Mannix episode: "Yeah. The best sound we ever got was when we did this stupid TV show [Mannix, Oct 1967] where we played just a little bit of a song and we were like, 'Oh, my God, that's the sound we've been looking for'. It was the only place we could get that sound right."
Agreed. There's very little "live" Buffalo Springfield recordings and I think by now I've heard them all. They definitely hit the "Zen Zone" here. I've never seen the band look this "relaxed" and on point. I've never seen them look this "cool" either. Just wish they had more screen time in the episode.
I'm here because I saw this episode first broadcast 10/28/1967, on MeTV last night and could not believe my eyes and ears: Buffalo Springfield, playing in the 'hippie bar', Lost Dimension...and one the greatest of their songs: Bluebird...
Always liked the relationship Mannix had with his secretary "Peggy," played by Gail Fischer. Funny what you remember after 50 years . Mannix was pretty cool. Rest in Peace Mike Connors.
Loved the show, on Sunday nite's? And I think I loved it because I was very young and my Mom loved it as well. Seriously... so different from what we watch now.. and to be honest.. I would go back there in a minute. I can't fine a show that I like.
"gimme about 35 cents of apple strudel!" Ha ha ha ha Sadly, I understand the live recording is lost to the sands of time. Most TV shows employed lip syncing, or singing to an instrumental track of an artist's song. Buffalo Springfield was the real deal. "Hey! I haven't had my apple strudel yet!" Mannix always rocked. R.I.P. Mike Connors. Thanks for entertaining me as a kid.
Later in this episode they play a live version of "For What It's Worth." When I ran across the show this evening I thought it was a cover band at first but after a close look it was the boys themselves. In the final scene as they're leaving the club, you see a poster on the wall for "Buffalo Springfield"...'too cool!
I had the same reaction! I was sitting on the couch, half watching this crappy Mannix on a Nick-At-Night rebroadcast of this specific night of the CBS lineup from 1967. I was practicing my bass while reading a magazine with the TV on. Suddenly I realize I'm listening to Bluebird but it sounds a little off. When I looked at the TV and saw them I swear my first reaction was: "Gee, I'm sure they must have filmed this in LA, why didn't they get the real group instead of a bad teenage cover band. I'll bet one of them is the producer's son." Then I spotted that guy playing guitar in the far right corner and thought: "That guy kinda looks like Neil Young. Hey, wait a minute."
I loved your smooth style as a kid Joe Mannix. I sure miss those groovy days, they were so far out they were in. So much more bitchin back then. PEACE AND LOVE!!! THANKS MR. CONNORS R.I.P. SIR
FYI - This is 1st Year "Mannix!" before Desilu Studio maven Lucille Ball saved the show and had it re-tooled without Mannix working for Lew Wickershim (Joe Campanella) and Intertech. Lucy didn't feel the general public could relate to the computer aspects of the show. So in season 2 Joe Mannix went into private practice with Peggy Fair (Gail Fisher) as his faithful executive assistant. "Peggy" was one of the first black women to be cast in a recurring/co-starring role on TV in those days.
***** You're right. TV technology was too random for live recording at that time. All the back sounds were added later. But I think Steve O was just making a good joke !:D
I MUST have watched this in 1967, my dad always watched the show. It was a pretty popular show, with both regulars and guest stars of good standing. Wonder if the producers of the day had any clue that the hippie band they hired would be legendary, and the only reason anybody would look at this episode 52 years later.
@@kevinmanns7170 Buffalo Springfield went into the Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame, and also begat: Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Loggins & Messina, and Poco, plus the solo careers of Neil Young and Stephen Stills. They were indeed special.
@@tunanorth Both Buffalo Springfield and CSN were inducted on the same night in 1997, making Stephen Stills the only musician to be inducted twice in one night; he was in both bands.
@@tunanorth Here are the clips of the induction ceremonies acceptance speeches for Buffalo Springfield and CSN (note Neil Young was not present for Buffalo Springfield induction). Buffalo Springfield: ua-cam.com/video/UsNQCaPNwoE/v-deo.html CSN: ua-cam.com/video/k6beGd_iQw8/v-deo.html
Holy screamin' feedback Batman! I can see why Stills thought this recorded performance was so good! Also...kinda interesting that Topanga's hottest new buzz band at the time of filming here, is in an episode about a young girl ending up in a "hippie" commune/cult...seeing how the Manson Family were not long for residing in Topanga also, AND - Manson Family member Ella Jo Bailey was a Buffalo Springfield groupie prior to joining with the MF. Interesting, if irrelevant. Six Degrees of Separation...
Believe it or not, they are considered pioneers of Country Rock, but you are forgiven to think that things are quite groovy in this scene ..... I mean, just check out the dancer!
The Ark in Sausalito, an after-hours venue, was host to some of the greatest jams in the Bay Area. Musicians from the Avalon, Fillmore, Winterland, Carousel, etc. would show up after their gigs still wired & rarin' to go.
Wow people aged like crazy then. Mike Connors was around the same age as contemporaries like Jesse Metcalfe and Justin Hartley then but looked old enough to be their dad.
15 cents and live music provided. If I had written this script I would have Mannix saying, "50 cent minimum? Then I'll take three cups of coffee. You can keep the nickel Lurch."
Having been a Fan of the Boys, this was by far the best they ever sounded... they lacked a good Producer, on the LP's every Track sounded so different, there were a couple of songs that sound like they played the song on a AM Radio and recorded it off the one speaker built into the dashboard of a 67 Camaro.
Not much of a Mannix fan. But I dig this hippie story. Very much like Peter Fonda's The Trip with Electric Flag. This story has Buffalo Springfield and the mob pushing narcotics on the hippies
ua-cam.com/video/ZyRXFd1Hv2o/v-deo.html Another cool Mannix! episode from season 1 had Neil Diamond performing live at The Bad Scene club. A fight ensues during "The Boat That I Row". Neil quips "hey man - mind if I finish the set by myself???" Ha ha! Good times.
I love how when Mannix walks into the club he waves a sheet of paper so he can see thru the smoke, yet he is smoking a cigarette! Classic show, especially with the Byrds and Stephen Stills singing.
Amazing live music by Buffalo Springfield!! Knocks me out.
In a recent interview with Rolling Stone, Stephen Stills was asked if he ever regrets not taping some of their concerts, he mentions this Mannix episode:
"Yeah. The best sound we ever got was when we did this stupid TV show [Mannix, Oct 1967] where we played just a little bit of a song and we were like, 'Oh, my God, that's the sound we've been looking for'. It was the only place we could get that sound right."
Agreed. There's very little "live" Buffalo Springfield recordings and I think by now I've heard them all. They definitely hit the "Zen Zone" here. I've never seen the band look this "relaxed" and on point. I've never seen them look this "cool" either.
Just wish they had more screen time in the episode.
@@ProfessorTime true. they hit that zen tone for sure on this.
Only someone dumb enough to call Mannix “stupid” would forget to tape their own concerts.
I guess the TV show wasn't so "stupid" after all...lol
Yeah! Who gave Carol Burnett the groovy dancing scene! @@ProfessorTime
I'm here because I saw this episode first broadcast 10/28/1967, on MeTV last night and could not believe my eyes and ears: Buffalo Springfield, playing in the 'hippie bar', Lost Dimension...and one the greatest of their songs: Bluebird...
Always liked the relationship Mannix had with his secretary "Peggy," played by Gail Fischer. Funny what you remember after 50 years . Mannix was pretty cool. Rest in Peace Mike Connors.
Minnix was cool 😎 especially by having an up and coming band in the show. Great exposure for any band !
This is absolutely Too Groovy to see in 2023! Love It!
Loved the show, on Sunday nite's? And I think I loved it because I was very young and my Mom loved it as well. Seriously... so different from what we watch now.. and to be honest.. I would go back there in a minute. I can't fine a show that I like.
@@johnnypissoff244 My first stop Expo 67 in Montreal , the best world's fair ever , people still talk about it to this very day.
Came here for Buffalo Springfield...now I want to know what happens to Mannix
Mannix was cancelled
@@pavanatanaya Excellent reply
He gets knocked out every episode.
@@tedpeterson1156 But he can't be wounded 'cause he's got no heart.
@@j40bob1 Good reference.
It would be easy to mistake this TV episode for an A-list film from 1967. First-rate photography and production values.
"gimme about 35 cents of apple strudel!" Ha ha ha ha
Sadly, I understand the live recording is lost to the sands of time.
Most TV shows employed lip syncing, or singing to an instrumental track of an artist's song. Buffalo Springfield was the real deal.
"Hey! I haven't had my apple strudel yet!" Mannix always rocked.
R.I.P. Mike Connors. Thanks for entertaining me as a kid.
Two legends in this clip, neither of them were Mannix
Later in this episode they play a live version of "For What It's Worth." When I ran across the show this evening I thought it was a cover band at first but after a close look it was the boys themselves. In the final scene as they're leaving the club, you see a poster on the wall for "Buffalo Springfield"...'too cool!
This episode was on last night and I missed it..........
I had the same reaction! I was sitting on the couch, half watching this crappy Mannix on a Nick-At-Night rebroadcast of this specific night of the CBS lineup from 1967. I was practicing my bass while reading a magazine with the TV on. Suddenly I realize I'm listening to Bluebird but it sounds a little off. When I looked at the TV and saw them I swear my first reaction was: "Gee, I'm sure they must have filmed this in LA, why didn't they get the real group instead of a bad teenage cover band. I'll bet one of them is the producer's son." Then I spotted that guy playing guitar in the far right corner and thought: "That guy kinda looks like Neil Young. Hey, wait a minute."
@@crocostimpy yeah, the guy in the far right corner wearing Neil Young's 1967 sideburns :-)
@@stevedavis8329 Neil Young, the guy who just canceled himself. 😂
i knew bluebird was him. it took a second to remember. mannix had some great music on it. girl in the red red knows her dance. wow. love mannix.
I was a fan, and Connors had many fight scenes, I read that he even got knocked out a few times, he was a tough guy.
Mannix seems to have got into a fight with pretty much everyone he came into contact with.
I loved your smooth style as a kid Joe Mannix. I sure miss those groovy days, they were so far out they were in. So much more bitchin back then. PEACE AND LOVE!!! THANKS MR. CONNORS R.I.P. SIR
Yes, but it is a special recording made for the TV show...they didn't just put the record on... Great solos from Neil, and Steve...
I love all that fuzzy shit Mr. Neil Young was doing on that Tone Bender
FYI - This is 1st Year "Mannix!" before Desilu Studio maven Lucille Ball saved the show and had it re-tooled without Mannix working for Lew Wickershim (Joe Campanella) and Intertech. Lucy didn't feel the general public could relate to the computer aspects of the show. So in season 2 Joe Mannix went into private practice with Peggy Fair (Gail Fisher) as his faithful executive assistant. "Peggy" was one of the first black women to be cast in a recurring/co-starring role on TV in those days.
Buffalo Springfield, Bluebird . Awesome :D
***** You're right. TV technology was too random for live recording at that time. All the back sounds were added later. But I think Steve O was just making a good joke !:D
Mike was good in Mannix. Love him. May he R.I.P..
"You'd better move on..". Mannix - "but I haven't had my apple strudle yet!". HA! Smooth....
Hello Julie, how are you doing?
It's Strawberry, man! If you need air support...call it in!
I remember seeing this.....in first run.
Too old to know what r u means.
So cool. Mannix was one of my faves when I was a kid, but I don't remember ever seeing Stephen Stills on the show.
Ditto. Never heard or read about it until today when it was mentioned on a blog site I visit.
Then you missed it, huh?
At 1:04 ... is that a young Tom Skerritt? It frickin' is!
Yes, Tom Skerritt
This is an excellent Springfield jam, man.
Mannix is a good show
Head for Hippieland!
RIP. his gun appears to be the Walther PP 7.65mm, (32ACP), James Bond carried the smaller PPK in early movies
I MUST have watched this in 1967, my dad always watched the show. It was a pretty popular show, with both regulars and guest stars of good standing. Wonder if the producers of the day had any clue that the hippie band they hired would be legendary, and the only reason anybody would look at this episode 52 years later.
They sound like a pretty much run of the bill 60's psychedelic band to me. Nothing special....They needed Mannix more than he needed them !!
@@kevinmanns7170 Buffalo Springfield went into the Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame, and also begat: Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Loggins & Messina, and Poco, plus the solo careers of Neil Young and Stephen Stills. They were indeed special.
@@tunanorth Both Buffalo Springfield and CSN were inducted on the same night in 1997, making Stephen Stills the only musician to be inducted twice in one night; he was in both bands.
@@tammylewis2408 Cool!
@@tunanorth Here are the clips of the induction ceremonies acceptance speeches for Buffalo Springfield and CSN (note Neil Young was not present for Buffalo Springfield induction).
Buffalo Springfield: ua-cam.com/video/UsNQCaPNwoE/v-deo.html
CSN: ua-cam.com/video/k6beGd_iQw8/v-deo.html
Holy screamin' feedback Batman!
I can see why Stills thought this recorded performance was so good!
Also...kinda interesting that Topanga's hottest new buzz band at the time of filming here, is in an episode about a young girl ending up in a "hippie" commune/cult...seeing how the Manson Family were not long for residing in Topanga also, AND - Manson Family member Ella Jo Bailey was a Buffalo Springfield groupie prior to joining with the MF.
Interesting, if irrelevant. Six Degrees of Separation...
I love psychedelic music!
Believe it or not, they are considered pioneers of Country Rock, but you are forgiven to think that things are quite groovy in this scene ..... I mean, just check out the dancer!
we like when stephen sings 'go home' while mannix is walking away
Love this!!😊❣️❣️💯
Spectacular!!!!!!
Great song!
Mannix escaped a butt whoopin', this time ...... lol !
This episode is airing tonight on MeTV.
Mannix rocked
The Ark in Sausalito, an after-hours venue, was host to some of the greatest jams in the Bay Area. Musicians from the Avalon, Fillmore, Winterland, Carousel, etc. would show up after their gigs still wired & rarin' to go.
&the legendary Bruce playing live? Greatest video of the year
Bruce? Naw, man.
@@unclehud5033 Pretty sure Andrew was talking about Bruce Palmer
Wow people aged like crazy then. Mike Connors was around the same age as contemporaries like Jesse Metcalfe and Justin Hartley then but looked old enough to be their dad.
Tom Skerritt?
Nice catch. Yep, a very young Skerritt.
Fred Arellano yes
Thank you!
Thanks
thats great footage of buffalo Springfield i just wish it focused on them more
Yeh man ! you & me both !1
I love Buffalo Springfield
Mike Connors, the star of Death Of Ocean View Park!
Mannix could have played 007, James Bond, very easily.
A British agent? Not sure... more like Matt Helm.
I wonder why this episode 7 and also episode 4 are not available with all the others on Prime Video?
The dancer looks like Judy Carne from Laugh In
Steve L I don’t think so.
yet, it's not her
I think the girl in red has got crabs.
We're can you find the TV show Mannix I like the show but I can't find it on my TV 📺
The waiter is struggling with some internal issues.
"I haven't had my apple strudel yet ..."
15 cents coffee wow!
But with a minimum of half a dollar.
15 cents and live music provided. If I had written this script I would have Mannix saying, "50 cent minimum? Then I'll take three cups of coffee. You can keep the nickel Lurch."
And that was good coffee too ! ! !
Very mean staff! 50 cent minimum Mannix can take them, although I like all that hair tonic, very stylish.
Richie is a little hard to recognize without his glasses.
My mother in law had the hotz for Mannix!
Was there an episode where Mannix fights a couple guys in a woman’s apt when she’s wearing a bathrobe?
That waiter was in "Pappilon" with Steve McQueen.
Bingo!
These guys in suits look like squares man.
A young Tom Skerritt.
Head to HippieLand for Buffalo Springfield!
Tom Skeritt..super young..😊💝
He was 35
IMDB link with cast credits for Richie Furay, Stephen Stills, and Neil Young: www.imdb.com/title/tt0641707/?ref_=ttpl_pl_tt
*GIVE ME ABOUT 35 CENTS WORTH OF APPLE STRUDEL!!*
Pacific page 😂👍
Good music too 👍
Having been a Fan of the Boys, this was by far the best they ever sounded... they lacked a good Producer, on the LP's every Track sounded so different, there were a couple of songs that sound like they played the song on a AM Radio and recorded it off the one speaker built into the dashboard of a 67 Camaro.
I agree that some of their recordings haven't quite passed the test of time. A few years later, standards were so much higher!
so it myself in reruns neil young rocks
Not much of a Mannix fan. But I dig this hippie story. Very much like Peter Fonda's The Trip with Electric Flag. This story has Buffalo Springfield and the mob pushing narcotics on the hippies
International Submarine Band was the band shown. Electric Flag music, correct?
Dig the chick with the groovy moves man... far out!
Stop looking at my Mom
Tom Skerrit !!
buffalo springfield ..cool..
the chick in red omg. listen to my bluebird.
Hey man, quit harshing our mellow with that gangland sh*t, we're trying to do Woodstock over here...
In a former life I think I was a hippy.
I was in 1972
bfd
Did I miss something...who was the dancer?
I think it's carol burnett! LOL!
Tom Skerritt
Neil e Steve stanno suonando degli assolo pazzeschi: sembrano i Velvet Underground di Sister Ray!!!.........
turn the stupid dialogue off and listen to the music
Tom Skerritt!!
Later in life, Marty got killed by an Alien.
I was born in 1972
Wow!!!
What song are they performing?
Bluebird
Died 91 with a cigarette habit.
Is that Dallas from Alien?
Everyone's gay for "Viper".
ua-cam.com/video/ZyRXFd1Hv2o/v-deo.html
Another cool Mannix! episode from season 1 had Neil Diamond performing live at The Bad Scene club. A fight ensues during "The Boat That I Row". Neil quips "hey man - mind if I finish the set by myself???" Ha ha! Good times.
psychedelic red red
Died 91 with a cigarette habi
Buffalo Springfield sucked.
Like your mama
@@r.p.mcmurphy6623
What are you in 3rd grade? Childish of you.