* 66/01/xx   31 Composer Burt Lane Introduces Original Cast Recordings from His
* 66/12/xx   23 Jazz Saxophonist Eddie Harris
* 66/xx/xx    1 Each Show Is Hosted by Willis Conover, with Music by John Cacavas
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* 66/xx/xx   19 Comedy by Godfrey Cambridge
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* 66/xx/xx   25 Comedy by Milt Kamen
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* 66/xx/xx   29 Eileen Farrell Sings Pop Tunes
* 66/xx/xx   32 The Date Is Approximate (10)
* 66/xx/xx   34 Morton Gould Conducts
* 66/xx/xx   35 Addis and Croffutt (folk-singers) Describe Their Recent Tour
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* 66/xx/xx   69 Composer Dick Manning Is Interviewed
* 66/xx/xx   70 An Interview with Composer-pianist-vocalist Cy Coleman
* 66/xx/xx   76 An Interview with Folksinger Leon Bibb
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* 66/xx/xx   99 Phil Woods Plays Modern Jazz
* 66/xx/xx  100 Leslie Uggams Sings Songs from 'Hallelujah Baby,' and Is Interviewed
* 66/xx/xx  101 Tony Randall Sings Awful Songs from the 1920's the Date Is Approximate
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* 66/xx/xx  109 Al Hirt Plays Traditional Jazz
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* 66/xx/xx  136 The Date Is Approximate (30)
* 66/xx/xx  144 The Host on This Show and on All Shows Higher Than #144 Is Gene
* 66/xx/xx  145 The Date Is Approximate (31)
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* 66/xx/xx  185 Carrol Righter Reads Horoscopes and Discusses Astrology
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* 66/xx/xx  193 Composer David Axelrod Explains His Polytonal Music
* 66/xx/xx  194 The Date Is Approximate (47)
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* 66/xx/xx  198 Comedy by Rodney Dangerfield
* 66/xx/xx  201 Alan Jay Lerner and 'Camelot'
* 66/xx/xx  202 Alan Jay Lerner and 'My Fair Lady'
* 66/xx/xx  209 Ira Gershwin Remembers His Famous Brother
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* 66/xx/xx  239 Part 1 the Date Is Approximate
* 66/xx/xx  240 Part 2 the Date Is Approximate
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* 66/xx/xx  243 Jule Styne, the Famous Composer
* 66/xx/xx  244 Part 2 the Date Is Approximate (2)
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* 67/03/13   71 An Interview with Composers Earl Schumann and Leon Carr
* 67/03/xx   42 Composer Sammy Cahn Introduces Selections from His New Musical
* 67/04/08   45 The Date Is Approximate (56)
* 67/04/xx   47 Pete Seeger Plays from a 'Folk Festival'
* 67/04/xx   49 The Program Originates from 'The Folk Festival'
* 67/05/26   86 Charles Lloyd (jazz Flutist, Saxophonist) and His Quartet
* 67/06/30   91 John Cacavas and His Orchestra, Will Holt
* 67/08/08   94 John Cacavas and His Orchestra, Lee Evans
* 68/07/09  118 Kate Smith Sings (and Is Great, as Usual)
* 68/07/11  122 John Cacavas and His Orchestra, Sergio Franchi
* 68/07/11  123 John Cacavas and His Orchestra, the Doodletown Pipers
* 68/07/11  124 John Cacavas and His Orchestra, Liza Minnelli
* xx/xx/xx    6 The First Tune Is, 'Deportee'
* xx/xx/xx    7 The Second Tune Is, 'Sweethearts on Parade'
* xx/xx/xx   27 The First Tune Is, 'Walking in the Shadow of Love'
* xx/xx/xx   28 The First Tune Is, 'Nous Ne Quitons Pas'
* xx/xx/xx   40 The First Tune Is, 'Disc Jockey Jump'
* xx/xx/xx   43 The First Tune Is, 'Summertime'
* xx/xx/xx   63 The First Tune Is, 'What the World Needs Now'
* xx/xx/xx   66 The First Tune Is, 'The Boy with the Long Hair'
* xx/xx/xx   67 The First Tune Is, 'Liza'
* xx/xx/xx   72 The First Tune Is, 'The Woman with Soul'
* xx/xx/xx   83 The First Tune Is, 'I Guess I'll Hang My Tears out to Dry'
* xx/xx/xx   89 The First Tune Is, 'Til There Was You'
* xx/xx/xx   90 The First Tune Is, 'Witchcraft'
* xx/xx/xx  107 The First Tune Is, 'My Beautiful Balloon'
* xx/xx/xx  108 The First Tune Is, 'Alfie'
* xx/xx/xx  116 The First Routine Is About a Mixed Race Married Couple Telling
* xx/xx/xx  119 Comedy by Flip Wilson (including His Funny Routine About Christopher
* xx/xx/xx  123 John Cacavas and His Orchestra, the Ray Charles Singers
* xx/xx/xx  125 Jazz Flutist Herbie Mann
* xx/xx/xx  131 The First Tune Is, 'I Say a Little Prayer for You'
* xx/xx/xx  134 John Cacavas and His Orchestra, Richie Havens
* xx/xx/xx  135 John Cacavas and His Orchestra, Peter Nero
* xx/xx/xx  141 The First Tune Is, 'Lady Willpower'
* xx/xx/xx  146 The First Tune Is, 'Good Vibrations'
* xx/xx/xx  147 The First Non-tune Is a Recitation of a Part of 'Hamlet,' Set
* xx/xx/xx  170 A Funny Routing About Dating
* xx/xx/xx  181 The First Tune Is, 'The Look of Love'
* xx/xx/xx  200 The First Tune Is, 'Brooklyn Roads,' an Autobiographical Song
* xx/xx/xx  247 The First Tune Is, 'Why Me