Lawrence Welk Show Salute To The Working People

Over 100 Lawrence Welk Biographies of the Longest Running TV Show In History!

The Lawrence Welk Show was among the most successful musical variety shows in American history and can be watched on PBS

A wealth of talent entertained millions of people on TV with what became known as Champagne music over its 30 year and 1,065 episode history. As a member of the Society of Professional Journalists, all biographies have been independently researched and compiled to create the most extensive Lawrence Welk biographical data online.

This Weekend on PBS
"Salute To The Working People (1976)"

This week's episode is entitled "Salute To The Working People" and is hosted by Ken Delo. Lawrence Welk and his Champagne Music Makers start off the show with "Heigh Ho" and also perform "What A Wonderful World." The Semonski Sisters sing "I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter", Ava Barber sings "Cotton Fields", Guy and Ralna sing the 1970's Gospel favorite, "Let Me Be There" and Tanya Welk, Bob Lido and Charlie Parlato sing "Yes, We Have No Bananas." Larry Hooper sings "The Auctioneer Song", Anacani sings "The Peanut Vendor" and Tom Netherton and Bob Ralston perform a duet to "The Old Rugged Cross."

Bobby and Cissy, along with Jack Imel and Mary Lou Metzger join together to sing "Good News" and "Six Lessons from Madame La Zonga."

		A - C Aladdin Aldridge Sisters Anacani Lynn Anderson Alvan Ashby Norman Bailey Elaine Balden Ava Barber The Blenders Barbara Boylan Bobby Burgess Jerry Burke Jo Ann Castle George Cates Dick Cathcart Champagne Lady Maylon Clark Henry Cuesta D - H Dick Dale Ken Delo Art Depew Greg Dixon Arthur Duncan Ralna English Gail Farrell Joe Feeney Myron Floren Pete Fountain Jimmy Getzoff Maxine Gray Sandi Griffiths Charlotte Harris Clay Hart Bob Havens Buddy Hayes Skeets Herfurt H - L Jim Henderson Al Hirt Laroon Holt Larry Hooper Guy Hovis Peanuts Hucko Harry Hyams Jack Imel Dick Kesner Cissy King Russ Klein Lennon Sisters Neil Levang Barney Liddell Bob Lido Ray Linn Roberta Linn Pete Lofthouse Alice Lon L - R Big Tiny Little Joe Livoti Warren Leuning Richard Maloof Buddy Merrill Mary Lou Metzger Johnny Neill Tom Netherton Natalie Nevins Otwell Twins Charlie Parlato Gene Pursell Bob Ralston Michael Redman Alvino Rey Jimmy Roberts S - Z Frank Scott Semonski Sisters Doc Severinsen Bob Smale Steve Smith Kathie Sullivan George Thow Al Trace Kenny Trimble Jim Turner Lawrence Welk Tanya Welk Andra Willis Roy Woldum Billy Wright Zeke Zarchy Johnny Zell Norma Zimmer
		Over 100 Lawrence Welk Biographies of the Longest Running TV Show In History! The Lawrence Welk Show was among the most successful musical variety shows in American history and can be watched on PBS A wealth of talent entertained millions of people on TV with what became known as Champagne music over its 30 year and 1,065 episode history. As a member of the Society of Professional Journalists, all biographies have been independently researched and compiled to create the most extensive Lawrence Welk biographical data online. This Weekend on PBS "Salute To The Working People (1976)" This week's episode is entitled "Salute To The Working People" and is hosted by Ken Delo. Lawrence Welk and his Champagne Music Makers start off the show with "Heigh Ho" and also perform "What A Wonderful World." The Semonski Sisters sing "I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter", Ava Barber sings "Cotton Fields", Guy and Ralna sing the 1970's Gospel favorite, "Let Me Be There" and Tanya Welk, Bob Lido and Charlie Parlato sing "Yes, We Have No Bananas." Larry Hooper sings "The Auctioneer Song", Anacani sings "The Peanut Vendor" and Tom Netherton and Bob Ralston perform a duet to "The Old Rugged Cross." Bobby and Cissy, along with Jack Imel and Mary Lou Metzger join together to sing "Good News" and "Six Lessons from Madame La Zonga."