Lawrence Welk 25th Anniversary Show 1980 

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Wish I could go back in time and enjoy that show sitting next to my mom again. Nothing now days can compare with how refined shows were made in the past.

My grandma took me to see the Lawrence Welk Show live on my 16th birthday as a surprise. Unfortunately I had just dropped 10 hits of LSD and was on my way out the door when she arrived to pick me up. My parents made me go. It was unbelievable. I never had such a great time. I danced and sang. I even shook Lawrence Welks hand and cried.

anyone else remember their parents watching this show every saturday night back in the day?

Such class and talent. A vision of America long gone. Thanks.

Have Just watched and listened to the greatest entertainment ever. As a regular listender and watcher of the 234 shows I have listed, any other watcher may see at times that at least 4 musicians, violinist, trumpet, trombone a saxaphone player excel themselves by joinng in the vocalists performances. Most certainly proves how adaptable and versatile all his performers can be.

Love this show ♥️ Thank you Jim Turner for “Shenandoah” , beautifully done I’ve always love that wonderful song♥️🎶🎵🎵🎵🎶🎵🎶

I remember watching Lawrence Welk as a child with my grandma. My mom and dad loved it too. I just lost my dad on June 3. I am 45 now and watching this on RU-vid.

It really was one hell of a band! Unbelievable amounts of talent on that stage!

great childhood memories ...

☆Fantastic Show For Many Great Musical Years.

This music is so relaxing and lite hearted, I love it. Thanks for uploading the video and God Bless.

So much talent on this show; every single program 🎵🎶🎶🎵🎶🎶♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

One of my very favorite Lawrence Welk TV shows of all time. (Never miss this one!)

I use to watch the Lawrence Welk show when I live in Brooklyn NY unti 1979 that I return to my beautiful island PR, l enjoy this show.

Love this….I was born Nov 1964….I might’ve been too young but I do remember my parents watching The Lawrence Welk Show…they watched it every Saturday (or Sunday) night. It’s much better music back in the days than the crap they have these days.

37 people need to sing hallelujah and get happy!

Jack Immel was just fantastic!!!!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🎶🎵🎵🎶🎵🎵🎶

May everyone dance when the bubbles fly!

Throw away your Prozac. Wonderful, wonderful.

I can honestly say that whenever Tom Netherton wore a tuxedo on the show, he looked so incredibly handsome! I can remember the times when I used to watch the Lawrence Welk Show with my late grandmother on Saturday nights, and whenever Tom was on, my grandmother would call me to let me know that he was on, in case I wasn't with her right away. That being said, I can say that for me, considering he was my biggest crush, even though I was much younger at the time, (just a teenager), he would've definitely been my ideal type of guy!! In my heart, he will forever & always be my *dream prince!*

The year was 1980, The Lawrence Welk Show celebrated its 25th anniversary season on the air, at the beginning of its long run in July of 1955. For the first 10 seasons (1955-1965), The Lawrence Welk Show was broadcast in black and white. Beginning in Season 11 (1965-1966), The Lawrence Welk Show, began broadcasting in color, and stayed until the end of the show's run in 1982.

Launched since 1955

I think this show came on Sunday’s. There was 8 of us kids and I was the youngest. Mom would be in the kitchen cooking. She was such a quiet peaceful woman. Loved by everyone. Well us kids hated this show. So we wait just as good, thinking she wasn’t paying attention. And my older siblings made me to be the one to turn the channel. We be all good in what we all wanted to see. All of a sudden you’d here from the kitchen “y’all not slick, you better turn it back”. Well... as the story goes. When they finally got the black guy on the show. We was now accepting to watch. But, I became to really love the show anyways with or without him. I loved the beautiful gowns and even the singing to be quite honest. Moms gone on to glory now. What I wouldn’t give to have her and Lawrence welk back. Just ONE MORE TIME😥 RIP MOM AND MR WELK.

10.30. Jack can play the xylophone and do tap as well. Amazing talent. And he makes it look easy. These talented musicians on the show are to be greatly respected

I am from Calcutta. N proud t be from there.

Beautiful! Great Variety of Intertainment. Looked forward to watching each week❣️Thank you. Carrie

34:13 Bob Lido singing "Get Happy" I just love it!!

This was 1980, but the 1970s influence is still dominant here.

They all look like they really enjoy what they are doing. And look at the audience dancing and wearing good clothes. . What happened since then ? All gone to hell.

Welk is a caricature of himself. The hair and attire.Anybody in the audience still alive? Where's Joe Feeney? Jo Ann Castle? Larry Hooper?

29:27 Bob Warren, the show's announcer.

Big Band, Jazz, Folk, Cpuntry, Rock & Roll,....A tap dancing marimba player, Lawrence Welk tied it all together and polished it. If he were around today I bet he could even make rap sound good... well maybe not

My dad was too young for this. He was born in 1913. This show was for WW1 vets and others born before WW1. As a young child in the '60s, I found it corny to the point of being surreal. I am less prejudiced now. Polkas don't freak me out any more.

Anacani at the top of her game

Whoop tee doo...that's my car

I am searching for one tune from what I believe was featured on the Show, from March 3, 1974, the episode is "We Believe in Music" featuring husband and wife, Mary Lou Metzger, and Richard Maloof, in their duet, "Them There Eyes". Any help if you have it would be most appreciated! Thanks!

A beautiful show! Can somebody explain why Welk hired George Cates?

The Lawrence Welk Show Written By Mr. Kyle Schu Please Watch Thee Video With It At This Link ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-H2JJXG2Wxpw.html My Friends if you were born from thee 1950's to thee 1980's did who didn't truly recall the The Lawrence Welk Show but however in my time i born in 1987 they only had all reruns for me back from the 1987 too late 90's till sometimes i still watch him now on pbs or wvia or other tv channels where i can just recall as small PA USA coal region boy watching with my mam k and pap k as i called them both or as know more mr. edward and mrs. mary kaczmarek and to with all my aunts and uncles and other family members and such good friends who would just come up from philly pa or nearby area of thee philly pa region or to york haven pa or to south williamsports pa for a weekend stay at my late grandparents house as to whoever took that friday or saturday night when what was The Lawrence Welk Show truly all about it well it was really about musical variety show hosted by big band leader Lawrence Welk. The series aired locally in Los Angeles for four years, from 1951 to 1955, then nationally for another 16 years on ABC from 1955 to 1971, followed by 11 years in first-run syndication from 1971 to 1982. Repeat episodes are broadcast in the United States by Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) stations. These airings incorporate an original program-usually, a color broadcast from 1965 to 1982-in its entirety. In place of the commercials, newer performance and interview clips from the original stars and/or a family member of the performers are included; these clips are occasionally updated. who maybe i do truly can't help sing and humm this famous song to my mind as i go to bed at night when i bet you can't as pretty i say here as it's from The Lawrence Welk Show called Till We Meet Again - Lawrence Welk lyrics ♪ Till We Meet Again ♪ official lyrics Goodnight Sleep tight And pleasant dreams to you. Here's a wish And a prayer That all your dreams come true And now Till we, meet again! Adios Au revoir Aufweidersehn! Good night! where we gotta then ask our very selves who was really Mr. Lawrence Welk of that Lawrence Welk was (Born on March 11, 1903 - And Died On May 17, 1992) where he worked in American televised an American musician, accordionist, bandleader, and television impresario, who hosted the television program The Lawrence Welk Show from 1951 to 1982. His style came to be known to his large audience of radio, television, and live-performance fans (and critics) as "champagne music".[1] as his music and tem bands that played kept putting on many smiles on faces young and old alike so will just hold a one monument of silence for a quick pray or two for all who passed away and all who put there final show on for The Lawrence Welk Show cast where we all known business like show business as i thank you all today ! Kyle Schu

He messed up and said song not waltz that’s how you know it’s real

Where’s the woman who played the boogie piano!

where is that little tune at the beginning (0:06 - 0:10) from? I've heard it somewhere else and its driving me nuts!

4:09

Lawrence was asked if he was interested in replacing Ozzy Osbourne in Black Sabbath.

Leawood oetotetg🙄

This shit is transfixing.