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Sep 24, 1969
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Oct 01, 1969
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Oct 08, 1969
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Oct 15, 1969
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Oct 22, 1969
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Oct 29, 1969
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Nov 05, 1969
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Nov 12, 1969
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Nov 19, 1969
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Nov 26, 1969
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Dec 03, 1969
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Dec 10, 1969
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Dec 21, 1969
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Jan 04, 1970
Glen welcomes Joey Heatherton who performs "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You," the two duet "Others." Walter Brennan talks, sings "Old Rivers." Norm interprets the pioneers moving West. Glen solos on "Green, Green Grass of Home."
Jan 11, 1970
Caterina Valente performs "Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head" then a medley of foreign hits. Henry Gibson recites Why I Like King Kong. Roger and Glenn join to sing Miller written hits. Glen solos on "Dang Me" and "Unchained Melody."
Jan 18, 1970
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Jan 25, 1970
Glen Campbell is joined by guest Ray Charles in "Hallelujah, I Love Her So. " Gloria Loring belts out "Aquarius" then joins Glen to duet "Here, There, Everywhere." Charles solos "Eleanor Rigby." Glen sings "Jean" and "Reuben James."
Feb 01, 1970
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Feb 08, 1970
Glen solos on "Mack the Knife." Lulu performs "Where's Eddie" then joins Glen for "Walk Right Back". Tony does "Too Many Pals, Too Many Parties" set in a speakeasy. Jerry Reed sings "A Thing Called Love."
Feb 15, 1970
Host Glen strums "Guitar Man." He welcomes Bobbie Gentry who sings "And When I Die Young." Glen and Shecky Greene portray two hold up men who are dazzled by the ways of Hollywood.
Feb 22, 1970
Glen welcomes Dionne Warwick who croons "Always Something There To Remind Me." They duet "I'll Never Fall in Love Again. The Dimension sings "The Declaration of Independence." Ruth Buzzi portrays a love starved librarian.
Mar 01, 1970
Glen performs "The Good Life." Raymond Burr exhibits his talent for whistling. Neil Diamond sings "Niki Hoeky." Ella Fitzgerald croons "Here We Go" then duets with Glen on "Hey Jude." Charlie Manna does a comedy monologue.
Mar 08, 1970
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Mar 15, 1970
Judy Collins croons "Someday Soon" and does a medley with Glen of "Four Strong Winds." George Lindsey does a bit called after taxes. Al Martino sings "Can't Help Falling in Love with You." Glen solos on "True Grit."
Mar 22, 1970
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Mar 29, 1970
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The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour Season 2 (1969) is released on Sep 24, 1969 and the latest season 4 of The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour is released in 1971. Watch The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour online - the English Comedy TV series from United States. The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour is directed by Jack Shea,Marty Pasetta and created by John Hartford with Glen Campbell and Marty Paich.