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The Lively Ones — Storyline
The Lively Ones is an American musical variety series hosted by Vic Damone that aired on NBC in the summers of 1962 and 1963.
Cast & Crew
- Starring: Joan Staley, Vic Damone, Gloria Neil
The Lively Ones — Series Details
| First Air Date | 1962-07-26 |
| Seasons | 2 |
| Episodes | 16 |
| Genre | Comedy |
| Language | English |
| Network | NBC |
| Status | Ended |
The Lively Ones — Episode Guide
Season 1
- E1: Show A (1962-07-26) — The premiere episode features singer Peggy Lee, ""cool jazz"" from Dave Brubeck and his Quartet, bandleader Woody Herman and His New Thundering Herd, and R&B vocalist Damita Jo.
- E2: Show B (1962-08-02) — This show features jazz singing from Fitzgerald and Williams, comedy by Brill & McCall, noted drummers Krupa, Bellson and Manne, and Japanese pantomimist Mamoko. Host Vic Damone
- E3: Show C (1962-08-09) — This episode features Stan Kenton and his band, folk vocal group The New Christy Minstrels, folk singing duo Joe and Eddie, ""cool jazz"" trumpeter Shorty Rogers and his Giants and
- E4: Show E (1962-08-16) — This show spotlights impressionist Frank Gorshin, pop singer Jack Jones with his hit ""Lollipops and Roses,"" the Brazilian jazz guitar of Laurindo Almeida on ""Bad and the Beautif
- E5: Show F (1962-08-23) — This program features pop diva Miss Peggy Lee, singer/pianist Buddy Greco, folk pop vocals from The New Christy Minstrels, comedy by Brill & McCall and piano jazz from Oscar Peters
- E6: Show D (1962-08-30) — Vic Damone's ""Lively Ones"" on this episode are pop singer Jack Jones, the folk group The Limeliters, comedy song stylist Dorothy Loudon, California jazz singer Ruth Olay, compose
- E7: Show G (1962-09-06) — This program featured jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald and one of her frequent collaborators.
- E8: Show H (1962-09-13) — On this episode Cal Tjader and his Latin jazz band perform ""The Continental,"" Si Zentner, with his Big Band sound, contributes ""Take Five"" and ""Up A Lazy River,"" vibraphonist
Season 2
- E1: Show B (1963-08-01) — This edition of ""The Lively Ones"" has host Vic Damone performing ""Maria"" at a Brooklyn pool hall. He's joined by trumpeter Al Hirt for ""Easy to Love,"" then on to clarinetist
- E2: Show A (1963-07-25) — This episode includes host Vic Damone singing ""Got a Lot of Living to Do,"" Count Basie and his band on a sound stage performing ""This Could Be the Start of Something Big,"" the
- E3: Show C (1963-08-08) — This episode includes host Vic Damone, from 'the wilds of Hollywood' with ""At Long Last Love,"" trumpeters Roy Eldridge, Charlie Shavers and Bobby Bryant performing ""Post Time""
- E4: Show D (1963-08-15) — This installment of ""The Lively Ones"" features host Vic Damone with ""Alright, Ok, You Win"", Latin jazz from The Eddie Cano Quartet with ""Panchito,"" and Eduardo Sasson with ""
- E5: Show E (1963-08-22) — This episode includes host Vic Damone with ""Once in a Lifetime"" from a Hollywood sound stage, Benny Goodman and His Sextet performing ""I Found a New Baby"" from Washington, D.C.
- E6: Show F (1963-08-29) — Host Vic Damone sings ""San Francisco"" and welcomes guests Count Basie and His Sextet who perform ""Nice Shot"" in an abstract setting. The Les Baxter Balladers sing ""Sail Away
- E7: Show G (1963-09-05) — This episode features host Vic Damone performing ""Call Me Irresponsible"" from a football gridiron, jazz stylist supreme Anita O'Day at a night club with ""Boogie Blues,"" comedia
- E8: Show H (1963-09-12) — The final show of the series has Vic Damone welcoming Julie London, seen at her home she performs ""Black Coffee,"" Mel Torme in a jail setting, jazz guitarist Charlie Byrd in a sh
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seasons does The Lively Ones have? 2 season(s) with 16 episodes.
Where can I watch The Lively Ones? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.
