A Pair of Musical, Fun-Filled Family Celebrations with Pat, Debby & The Boones!

Pat Boone became one of the biggest singing stars of the 1950s and 1960s with a string of hit songs (Love Letters In The Sand, April Love) that rank him in the top ten recording artists of all time.

In addition to a successful move career, Pat Boone became the youngest performer to host his own TV variety show (Pat Boone's Chevy Showroom, 1957-1960) and later headlined a series of seasonal specials in 1978-1979 with his wife Shirley and singing daughters Debby, Cherry, Lindy and Laury.

PAT BOONE & FAMILY SPRINGTIME SPECIAL welcomes guests Parker Stevenson (The Hardy Boys Mysteries), Dick Van Patten (Eight Is Enough), The Unknown Comic and cameo appearances by comedians George Burns and Don Rickles. Pat performs a heart-warming You & Me Against The World to his grandson, Debby and Parker duet on Love Story, the Boone sisters hit the dance floor and the entire family teams up for (Your Love Has Lifted Me) Higher & Higher. 

PAT BOONE & FAMILY EASTER SPECIAL celebrates the holiday at home as the Boones welcome fellow ABC-TV stars Ted Knight (Too Close For Comfort) and Katherine Helmond (Soap) in addition to comic John Byner. The family roller skates on location in Los Angeles while singing Ease On Down The Road, the Boone girls perform If They Could See Me Now while showcasing their choreography skills and the join their parents for an emotional finale with Let There Be Peace On Earth. 

ENJOY GREAT SONGS & JOYFUL LAUGHS WITH PERRY COMO IN COLOR!

From the 1940s into the 1990s, PERRY COMO was a warm and welcome presence on television with his long-running, award-winning programs. For much of the same period, Perry also ranked among the biggest-selling male vocalists in America, achieving dozens of hit records such as Till The End Of Time, Catch A Falling Star and It’s Impossible.

In 1959, he began hosting the weekly Perry Como’s Kraft Music Hall which later became a series of monthly specials with stellar guest stars. This SPECIAL EDITION presents a rare April 1967 live “In Living Color” broadcast from NBC-TV studios in New York with Perry welcoming rising comic George Carlin along with pop-jazz singer Nancy Wilson and young ballerina Joyce Cuoco. In prime form, Perry sings his latest hit Stop! And Think It Over and other favorites such as A Taste Of Honey, How Beautiful The World Can Be and Dindi in addition to Breezin’ Along With The Breeze and The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin’ Groovy) with Nancy. Carlin performs his fast-spinning disc jockey routine and the Ray Charles Singers join Perry and cast for a rousing tax day 1967 finale of The Money Tree, Pennies From Heaven and The Best Things In Life Are Free. 

• Bonus Features include Perry in a comedy skit with Flip Wilson, singing and clowning with Carol Burnett, a duet of Talk To The Animals with country icon Bobbie Gentry and a variety of colorful Como solo performances including Dear Heart and America The Beautiful.