thank you. thank y'all so much. peter noone: when it comes to party rock of the sixties, no one can touch that all-time classic "louie louie" by the kingsmen. [cheers and applause] ♪louie, louie oh, i'm touching it. ["louie louie" playing] the kingsmen: ♪louie louie, oh, no me gotta go aye-yi-yi-yi louie louie oh, baby i said, me gotta go

fine little girl she waits for me i think of girl, constantly on that ship i dream she's there i smell the rose well, what do we say? louie louie, oh, no me gotta go aye-yi-yi-yi louie louie oh, no me gotta go every night and day i sail that sea i think of that girl constantly and on that ship i dream she's there i smell the rose in her hair louie louie, oh, no me gotta go louie louie oh, no me gotta go

now let's give it to them right now see see jamaica, the moon above it won't be long me see me love take her in my arms again tell her i'll never leave again louie louie, oh, no me gotta go

aye-yi-yi-yi louie louie oh, no me gotta go i said me gotta go now i said me gotta go now [indistinct] well, let's go.♪ [cheers and applause] peter noone: when it comes to sensual and romantic sounds, there's no way to top "when a man loves a woman" from the soulful percy sledge. ["when a man loves a woman" playing]

percy sledge: ♪when a man loves a woman can't keep his mind on nothing else he'll trade the world for the good thing he's found if she's bad, he can't see it she can do no wrong turn his back on his best friend if he put her down when a man loves a woman spend his very last dime tryin' to hold on to what he needs he'd give up all his comfort sleep out in the rain

if she said that's the way it ought to be well, this man loves a woman i gave you everything i had tryin' to hold on to your precious love baby, please don't treat me bad when a man loves a woman down deep in his soul she can bring him such misery if she plays him for a fool he's the last one to know

lovin' eyes can't ever see when a man loves a woman he can do no wrong he can never own some other girl yes, when a man loves a woman i know exactly how he feels 'cause, baby, baby, baby you're my world you're my world.♪ [cheers and applause] thank you!

davy jones: and now it's my great pleasure to welcome fellow british performers and old friends, chad and jeremy, to "my music." [cheers and applause] ["a summer song" playing] chad and jeremy: ♪trees swayin' in the summer breeze showin' off their silver leaves as we walked by soft kisses on a summer's day laughing all our cares away just you and i sweet sleepy warmth of summer nights

gazing at the distant lights in the starry sky they say that all good things must end some day autumn leaves must fall but don't you know that it hurts me so to say good-bye to you wish you didn't have to go no, no, no, no and when the rain beats against my window pane i'll think of summer days again and dream of you

they say that all good things must end some day autumn leaves must fall but don't you know that it hurts me so to say good-bye to you wish you didn't have to go no, no, no, no and when the rain beats against my window pane i'll think of summer days again and dream of you and dream of you.♪

[cheers and applause] peter noone: as a teenager, our next guest sang in a soul band, and then formed a rock group called the detroit wheels. here's mitch ryder. [cheers and applause] mitch ryder: this is a song called "devil with the blue dress on." ["devil with the blue dress on" playing] ♪devil with the blue dress blue dress, blue dress devil with the blue dress on ooh, babe, now devil with the blue dress blue dress, blue dress devil with the blue dress on

fee, fee, fi, fi, fo-fo, fum look at molly now here she comes wearin' her wig hat and shades to match high-heel sneakers and an alligator hat wearin' her pearls and her diamond rings she's got bracelets on her fingers now and everything she's a devil with a blue dress blue dress, blue dress devil with the blue dress on hear me say devil with the blue dress blue dress, blue dress devil with the blue dress on wearin' her perfume chanel no. 5 got to be the finest girl alive she walks real cool catches everybody's eye they got to be nervous they can't say hi not too skinny not too fat she's a real humdinger and i like 'em like that devil with a blue dress blue dress, blue dress devil with the blue dress on hear me say devil with the blue dress blue dress, blue dress

devil with the blue dress on break it down good golly, miss molly you sure like to ball good golly, miss molly you sure like to ball you're rockin' and you're rollin' don't you hear your mama call from the early, early mornin' till the early, early nights hear miss molly rockin' at the house of blue lights good golly, miss molly you sure like to ball take it easy can't hear mama call

ahh, fee, fee, fi, fi fo-fo, fum look at once again here she comes wearin' her wig hat and shades to match high-heel sneakers and an alligator hat wearin' her pearls and her diamond rings she's got bracelets on her fingers now and everything she's a devil with a blue dress blue dress, blue dress devil with the blue dress on take it now ooh devil with the blue dress blue dress, blue dress devil with the blue dress on whoa devil with the blue dress blue dress, blue dress devil with the blue dress on come on! devil with the blue dress blue dress, blue dress devil with the blue dress on devil with the blue dress blue dress, blue dress devil with the blue dress on devil with the blue dress blue dress, blue dress devil with the blue dress on devil with the blue dress

blue dress, blue dress devil with the blue dress on. good night, everybody. thank you and god bless. blue dress, blue dress devil with the blue dress on.♪ announcer: there's more "my music" on the way. right now help keep the musical fun and history of the sixties playing with your pledge. don't wait, jump up and call the number on the screen, or join us online with your pledge at any amount. mitch ryder: if you have enjoyed yourselves this evening by watching me perform and watching my fellow performers, please consider contributing something to pbs because that's how we got here and that's how you got to enjoy it. tj lubinsky: whoa, being a part of that audience, there is nothing like the energy that public television brings you and a concert put together like this made for pbs. this isn't part of a commercial broadcast these aren't songs you're hearing on the radio. this is your culture, your history, the music of the '60s together and when we think back in this segment, "when a man loves a woman," truer words never spoken, percy sledge when you think back to the

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you that if you call, we will come back with more. this is our third or forth in the series of '60s specials. we've kinda' done the early days of the '60s, the beginning sounds kinda' transitioning into that kinda' the break through bands, the motown sound. we've done, of coarse, great folk artist, folk performers. we saw a little bit of that with chad and jeremy. now we're getting into the kinda' party rock stuff as well isn't that wonderful? we've gotta' toga party going on tonight at your local public television station. this is music that makes you fell good and it also connects with you in a very special way and this is a very special collection. when you call right now, $150 these are the original recordings and we put some gems on here that you don't normally hear. now this is custom made for pbs, you won't find this anywhere else. things like the sunrays which of course very, very close to that beach boys sound. i'm talking the beach boys "darlin'," great song by them. also on here i, i love tom jones song, "chills and fever" we had to put it on here. just a little gem just for you. it's all about preserving the emotion and the memories. we need your support, pick up the phone, call. greg sherwood: the '60s was the time when i came of age and the music tells the story

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narrator: this exclusive pbs package features the best of the british beat, motown memories, psychedelic rock, pop, folk and soul. yours now by calling the number on your screen. denise richardson: sonny and cher, the mamas and the papas, oh my god. when i was in high school i sang every song, every lyric and my mother used to say to me if you knew your homework as much as you knew these songs, but i want to tell you, to know, to know they are still around it puts a big old smile on my face and i'm sure your are feeling the music just sitting at home and your saying to yourself i wanna' have this in my house, oh you can you can.

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yours now with your $150 pledge. [music playing].

narrator: make your pledge now please by calling the number or pledging online, now. denise richardson: the handsome, the blue eyed peter noone is here. i'm so yay. peter noone: thank you it's nice to be here. denise richardson: ok so. i'm in, "i'm into something good," "mrs. brown you've got a lovely daughter," great little story there. peter: well "mrs. brown," "i'm into something good," was my first song when i was 16. i went into the studio and made a record and i and i think it was a pretty good record. i was in my first band when i was 13 which is pretty embarrassing which was in 1961. when i am on stage i actually think i'm 17 i have to jump into the 17 year old person. i have the energy of a 17 year old boy and the stories "mrs. brown you've got a lovely daughter," is a story about a young man talking to

somebody's mom. denise richardson: well the good this is your still gonna' be with us and i have to throw this to tj and i don't want to 'cause i love you so much. peter noone: throw this at him as well it's full of cds. denise richardson: take it away tj. tj lubinsky: oh, that's ok its, "henry the 8th" sorry. listen it's very, very important you call right now and the thing i love about peter noone and his music is the connection is real. that's something you can't fake is what you feel the vibrations are actually feeling through the television now, feeling the music again and when i think of peter, i think of the happy songs the fun songs, but i also think of the teenage angst, if you will and the emotion of growing up as a 14 year old, 15 year old, 16 year old hearing these songs for the first time and really wanted to go up to mrs. brown's mother or whoever mrs. brown may be to you and say i, i love your daughter and may i have her hand and can we go out and hold hands. that's all apart of the emotion, the experience the feeling we are trying to share. more '60s on the way. hurry, call right now.

announcer: welcome back to "my music." and now, the ventures with the "my music" orchestra. ["hawaii 5-0" theme playing]

[cheers and applause] announcer: and now, "my music" presents the miracles. ["ooo baby baby" playing] the miracles: ♪ooh, la la la la

i did you wrong my heart went out to play in the game i lost you what a price to pay i'm cryin' ooh baby, baby ooh baby, baby mistakes, i know i've made a few but i'm only human you've made mistakes too i'm cryin'

ooh baby, baby ooh baby, baby i'm just about at the end of my rope but i can't stop tryin' i can't give up hope 'cause i'll be here and i'll hold you near whisper i still love you until that day is here i'm cryin' ooh baby, baby