The Midnight Special - Season 8

Season 8

Episodes

Host: The Charlie Daniels Band

Host: The Cars

Host: Blondie

Hosts: The Captain and Tennille

Hosts: Peaches and Herb

Hosts: KC & the Sunshine Band

Hosts: The Commodores

Host: Roger Miller

Hosts: The Pointer Sisters

Co-hosts: Doc Severinsen & France Joli

Hosts: The Village People

Co-hosts: Lou Rawls and Rita Coolidge

Host: Dr. Hook

Host: Isaac Hayes

Hosts: The Captain & Tennille (7th Anniversary Show)

Hosts: The Captain & Tennille

Host: Tom Jones

Host: Bonnie Pointer

Host: Mac Davis

Host: Andy Gibb

Hosts: Janis Ian and The Babys

Host: The Spinners

Co-hosts: Sissy Spacek and Levon Helm

Host: Gladys Knight and the Pips

Host: Roy Orbison

Hosts: Billy Preston and Syreeta

Host: The Temptations

Host: The Brothers Johnson

Co-hosts: Eddie Rabbitt and Kim Carnes

Host: Ambrosia

Host: Rupert Holmes

Host: The Spinners

Host: Olivia Newton-John

Co-hosts: Glen Campbell & Tayna Tucker
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