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Nov 18, 1970
Glen Campbell performs "The Impossible Dream" for queen Elizabeth II in London in a benefit for the World Wildlife Fund. The concert is shot for an NBC special, "Royal Gala," that also features Bob Hope, Petula Clark, Tom Jones and Engelbert Humperdinck, who sings "Release Me"
Jan 31, 1971
Johnny Cash shoots a gospel edition of "The Johnny Cash Show" at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium, welcoming Stuart Hamblen, The Blackwood Brothers, The Staple Singers, The Oak Ridge Boys and Billy Graham
Jul 2, 1971
The Beach Boys give a Manhattan performance that becomes a one-hour ABC special, "Good Vibrations From Central Park." It includes their version of a Merle Haggard song, "Okie From Muskogee"
Nov 12, 1971
Charley Pride and Henry Mancini perform in Washington, D.C., as NBC shoots "A Festival At Ford's Theatre." The evening also features Bob Hope, Carol Channing, Jonathan Winters and Pat Boone
Dec 29, 1971
Charley Pride performs "Kiss An Angel Good Mornin'" in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, as part of Bob Hope's USO Christmas tour for American troops. The performance is featured the following month in Hope's NBC special
Jul 2, 1972
Kenny Rogers & The First Edition, The Johnny Mann Singers and Mickey Newbury take part as NBC shoots "The Stars And Stripes Show" in Oklahoma City. Newbury performs "An American Trilogy"
Jan 19, 1973
"The Bobby Darin Show" debuts on NBC. The host wrote "Dream Lover," recorded two years prior for country fans by Billy "Crash" Craddock
Apr 27, 1973
"The Bobby Darin Show," hosted by the songwriter of Billy "Crash" Craddock's "Dream Lover," comes to a close on NBC after a 15-week run
Jul 1, 1973
Tennessee Ernie Ford sings "This Land Is Your Land" as NBC shoots "The Stars And Stripes Show" in Oklahoma City. The lineup also features Bob Hope, Lou Rawls, Anita Bryant and Doc Severinsen
Dec 26, 1973
Johnny Cash and June Carter begin work in Los Angeles on an episode of NBC's detective drama "Columbo." Carl Perkins is written out of the script following his brother's suicide the previous day
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