To celebrate Thanksgiving,
Clay and Sally Hart host “America, The Melting Pot,”
a tribute to the
native countries of the many immigrants that have settled in the
USA. Guy &
Ralna sing, “Edelweiss” and Ken Delo does an English Music Hall
version of “I've
Got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts,” Dick Dale sings the classic
German song, “Du
Du Liegst Mir,” and Clay salutes Australia with
“Waltzing Matilda.”
01 – What’s More
American? - Arthur, Norma, Bobby, Cissy, Jimmy, Dick,
Gail, Ken, Mary Lou, Joe
02 – April in Portugal - orchestra, featuring Buddy Merrill on electric guitar
03 – Edelweiss - Guy Hovis (also on guitar) and Ralna English
04 – Hungarian Csárdás
- danced by Bobby Burgess and Cissy King,
with Joe Livoti on violin, Myron Floren on accordion,
Neil Levang on mandolin
05 – Chanson d’Amour - Sandi Griffiths and Sally Flynn
06 – Brazil - Bob Ralston on piano
07 – Ich Liebe Dich (I Love Thee) - Norma Zimmer
08 – Lady of Spain - Myron Floren on accordion
09 – I’ve Got a
Lovely Bunch of Coconuts! - Ken Delo, with Ralna, Guy,
Mary Lou, Joe, Gail, Jimmy
and Jack Imel on "coconuts"
10 – Estrellita
(Little Star) - Neil Levang on guitar, Richard Maloof on bass,
Buddy Merrill on guitar, Bob Ralston on
harpsichord and Bob Lido on hand saw,
danced by Bobby Burgess and Cissy King
11 – My Home is in my Shoes - sung and danced by Arthur Duncan
12 – That’s Amore - Tanya Falan, and ensemble
13 – My Yiddish Mama - Harry Hyams on viola, Neil Levang on guitar
14 – Waltzing Matilda
- Clay Hart (also on guitar), with Buddy Merrill on guitar
(and singing chorus), Richard Maloof on bass
15 – Medley: My
Wild Irish Rose/ When Irish Eyes are Smiling -
Joe Feeney with Lawrence Welk on accordion
16 – Loch Lomond
- sung and danced by Bobby Burgess, Cissy King,
Jack Imel and Mary Lou Metzger
17 – Du, Du Liegst
Mir Im Herzen - Dick Dale with ensemble, Myron Floren
on accordion, Neil Levang on banjo,
Richard Maloof on tuba
18 – (There’s No Place Like) Home For the Holidays - ensemble
19 – Be Thankful
- Jimmy Roberts and ensemble