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	The Animals - The House of the Rising Sun Posted by: Gatorrock786 Video duration: 259 seconds Best Audio Version. Super Widescreen.

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$Hank Williams - Cold Cold Heart/I Can\$	Hank Williams - Cold Cold Heart/I Can't Help It... Posted by: Gatorrock786 Video duration: 312 seconds From Hank's second appearance on the Kate Smith Evening Hour... also includes a sweet duet with little Anita Carter.

$Herman\$	Herman's Hermits - I'm into Something Good Posted by: Gatorrock786 Video duration: 153 seconds Peter Noone clappin', singin', and smilin' with the Hermits. Written by Carole King. Hit #13 on the US chart in 1964.

	Hank Williams - I Saw The Light Posted by: Gatorrock786 Video duration: 146 seconds from the Kate Smith Evening Hour

	The Beatles - She Loves You / Twist and Shout Posted by: Gatorrock786 Video duration: 202 seconds The Beatles in concert at the ABC Cinema in Manchester, Lancashire on 11/20/63

	Ricky Nelson - Hello Mary Lou, I Got a Woman, & Teenage Idol Posted by: Gatorrock786 Video duration: 407 seconds Ricky and the boys... featuring James Burton on his signature red Telecaster.

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