The Byrds / McCoys / Rolling Stones / Chad & Jill

Season 2Episode 130 minSep 16, 1965
The Byrds / McCoys / Rolling Stones / Chad & Jill
Opening medley (song excerpts): 1. The McCoys, the Byrds – ""California Sun"" 2. Jerry Naylor – ""I Got A Feeling"" 3. the Everly Brothers – ""Rip It Up"" 4. Chad & Jill – ""Ready Teddy"" (end of medley) commercial: Covergirl medicated make-up --The Everly Brothers – ""Love Is Strange"" --The Byrds – ""I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better"" --Billy Preston – ""Short Fat Fanny"" commercial: Maybelline Eye make-up --Jerry Naylor – ""Action"" --Ketty Lester – ""I'll Be Looking Back"" --The Byrds – ""The Bells of Rhymney"" --The McCoys – ""Hang on Sloopy"" --Chad and Jill – ""I Don't Want to Lose You Baby"" (Chad Stuart of Chad and Jeremy) --Chad Stuart – ""Funny How Love Can Be"" (Chad singing to Jill) --The Rolling Stones – ""Satisfaction"" (with line ""trying to make some girl"" censored). Finale: Everly Brothers – ""The Girl Can't Help It"" (with closing credits)
The Byrds / McCoys / Rolling Stones / Chad & Jill has aired on Sep 16, 1965 at 7:30 PM
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