Fanfare — Season 1, Episode 2: Dionne Warwick/ Gene Pitney/ Stan Freberg/ Chad and Jeremy

Episode synopsis

--Al Hirt - ""Gypsy in My Soul"" and ""Battle Hymn of the Republic"" --Al Hirt and Anna Moffo - ""Italian Street Song"" --Chad and Jeremy - ""Before and After"" --Stan Freberg (satirist) - ""Rock Island Line"" --Bob Maxwell (harpist) - ""Shangri-La"" --Anna Moffo (Metropolitan Opera soprano) - ""Sempre Libera"" --Willie ""The Lion"" Smith (jazz pianist) - ""Nagasaki"" --Edward Villella and Patricia McBride (dancers, from the New York City Ballet) --Dionne Warwick (singer) - ""Wives and Lovers""

About Fanfare

Fanfare is an American musical variety series that aired on CBS during the summer of 1965.

More episodes from Season 1

• E1Gene Krupa/ Eydie Gorme/ Shari Lewis/ Eddie Rambeau
• E3Steve Allen/ Damita Jo/ Tessie O'Shea/ Frankie Randall
• E4Bobby Rydell/ Jackie Vernon/ Peggy March/ Roberta Sherwood
• E5José Feliciano/ Teresa Brewer/ The Lettermen/ Erroll Garner
• E6Lionel Hampton/ Shari Lewis/ Rich Little/ Barbara McNair
• E7Lesley Gore/ Tom Jones / Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass
• E8Liza Minnelli/ Little Anthony & the Imperials/ Johnny Tillotson
• E9The Ronettes/ The Highwaymen/ Sergio Franchi/ Linda Bennett
• E10Mary Wells/ Sally Ann Howes/ Allen and Rossi/ Leroy Van Dyke
• E11Ethel Ennis/ Mel Tormé/ Boots Randolph/ John Byner
• E12Herman's Hermits/ Allan Sherman/ Woody Herman/ Roy Clark