Do You Know The Way To San Jose? 

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Such Class!! I was a kid during this era. It was the last of the Kennedy culture where women were proud to be beautiful and dressed to go everywhere. My mom wore her hair in all of those styles. It was a wonderful time to be alive.

1:02 My parents are in this video, pink dress/red shirt. My dad kept trying to dance in front of the camera. When it aired we got telephone calls from surprised relatives and friends.

I saw this episode on TV today, and I thought to check for it here on YT. I thought that it was Excellent rendition of "Do You Know The Way to San Jose". Burt Bacharach is a genius!

Best version I've heard! Such talent!

Conoces el camino a San José...que hermosa melodía de las buenas épocas de oro en música instrumental para el mundo...somos del Perú.

Wunnerful, Wunnerful--really. Terrific arrangement! Love the brass!

QUE BELLEZA.. SO BEATIFUL I WISH WE WERE IN 1971 NICE TIME SO SPECIAL... MY FRIEND SINCE I WAS A CHILD BURT .... DIONNE

That's some mean harpsichord! My folks used to watch this show when I was a kid, I couldn't stand it then, but it's pretty cool to watch now.

Wunnerful, wunnerful!

In a culture immersed in sneering, "ironic" hipster garbage, this stuff is downright subversive. I love it.

Wonderful !

Beautiful.

Evidently you haven't heard Lawrence's 1976 album "Nadia's Theme" where they tackle "Baretta's Theme" and also "Theme from Swat" and additionally "Breakwater" from the album "Scarlett O'Hara" in 1963. or even "Hey Jude" from the "Galvesston" album. But, speaking as a musician myself, Welk got away from the pop music covers as he explains in one of his books. He thought doing pop tunes was a mistake, many musicians agree, and his later albums reflect a return to more timless material.

I have an Organ just like that one..... Thomas Color Glow from around the 70's arent those what they used in that show??????

Nice one.

I know the way!

It's an Allen electronic harpsichord.

It's kind of different having the trumpets in front and the trombones in the back because usually the trumpets are behind the trombones. I'm curious why the trumpets are in front of the trombones in this song.

What kind of electric harpsichord is that? It's certainly not a Baldwin!

I thought the girls were going to sing it

Dion Warwick did it WAY BETTER..