Solid Gold
Solid Gold was an American syndicated music television series that debuted on September 13, 1980. Like many other shows of its genre, such as American Bandstand, Solid Gold featured musical performances and various other elements such as music videos. What set Solid Gold apart was a group of dancers in revealing costumes who at various points in the program performed various dances to the top ten hits of the week. Many other specials aired in which the dancers would dance to older pop hits as well. Reviews of the show were not always positive, with The New York Times referring to it as "the pop music show that is its own parody...[enacting] mini-dramas...of covetousness, lust and aerobic toning--routines that typically have a minimal connection with the songs that back them up." The series ran until July 23, 1988, and it was usually transmitted on Saturdays in the early evening. In 1986, Solid Gold added the current year to its title, so in the seventh season the show was known as Solid Gold '86/'87. For the eighth and last season the program became known as Solid Gold In Concert, reflecting the addition of more live performances than had previously been featured on the program in the past.
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Season 4
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Marilyn McCoo & Rick Nelson
Sep 10, 1983 · 60m -
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Marilyn McCoo & Commodores
Sep 17, 1983 · 60m -
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Marilyn McCoo & Andy Gibb
Sep 24, 1983 · 60m -
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E4
Marilyn McCoo & Tom Wopat
Oct 1, 1983 · 60m -
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E5
Marilyn McCoo & Cliff Richard
Oct 8, 1983 · 60m -
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E6
Marilyn McCoo & Cliff Richard
Oct 15, 1983 · 60m -
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E7
Marilyn McCoo & Air Supply
Oct 22, 1983 · 60m -
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E8
Marilyn McCoo Show 8
Oct 29, 1983 · 60m -
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E9
Marilyn McCoo Show 9 (Pick Hits)
Nov 5, 1983 · 60m -
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Marilyn McCoo Show 10
Nov 12, 1983 · 60m -
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Marilyn McCoo Show 11 Classics
Nov 19, 1983 -
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Marilyn McCoo Show 12
Nov 26, 1983 · 60m -
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Marilyn McCoo Show 13
Dec 3, 1983 -
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Marilyn McCoo Show 14
Dec 10, 1983 · 60m -
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Marilyn McCoo Show 15
Dec 17, 1983 · 60m -
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Marilyn McCoo Show 16
Jan 7, 1984 · 60m -
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E17
Marilyn McCoo Show 17
Jan 14, 1984 · 60m -
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E18
Marilyn McCoo Show 18
Jan 21, 1984 · 60m -
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E19
Marilyn McCoo Show 19
Jan 28, 1984 -
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Marilyn McCoo Show 20
Feb 4, 1984 · 60m -
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Marilyn McCoo Show 21
Feb 11, 1984 -
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Marilyn McCoo Show 22
Feb 18, 1984 -
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Marilyn McCoo Show 23
Feb 25, 1984 · 60m -
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Lisa Hartman Guest
Mar 10, 1984 · 60m -
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Marilyn McCoo Show 26
Mar 17, 1984 -
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Marilyn McCoo Show 27
The Pretenders perform ""Middle of the Road""
Mar 24, 1984 -
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Marilyn McCoo Show 28
Mar 31, 1984 · 60m -
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Marilyn McCoo Show 29
Apr 7, 1984 -
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Marilyn McCoo Show 30
Apr 28, 1984 · 60m -
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Marilyn McCoo Show 31 Salute to Australia
May 5, 1984 · 60m -
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Marilyn McCoo Show 32-Guest Host Air Supply
May 12, 1984 · 60m -
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Marilyn McCoo Show 33 Grammy Special
Karen Kamon sings her song from the Footloose Soundtrack. John Cougar Mellencamp appears with Grammy winning Hurts so Good. Lionel Richie performs Truly. A solid Gold Video from Duran Duran. Culture Club performs Do you Really want to Hurt Me. Irene Cara sings Flashdance..What a Feeling. Alabama has Country Gold with ""The Closer you Get"". Kim Carnes with ""Bette Davis Eyes"". Marilyn performs ""Every Breath you Take"".
May 19, 1984 · 60m -
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Marilyn McCoo Show 34
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Marilyn McCoo Show 35 cohost Grant Goodeve
Jun 2, 1984 · 60m -
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Marilyn McCoo Show 36
KC & Rick Springfield sing their latest hits. Howard Hewitt & Latoya Jackson perform ""Heart Don't Lie"". A Solid Gold video from Cyndi Lauper. A countdown of the top 10 songs of the week.
Jun 9, 1984 · 60m -
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Marilyn McCoo Show 37
Duke Jupiter has the opening number with Little Lady. A Solid Gold Video from Huey Lewis and the News. Crystal Gayle sing the #1 Country song. Slade performs the #8 song Run Runaway. Others performing include Thomas Dolby,Shakin Stevens, and Tina Turner.
Jun 16, 1984 · 30m -
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Marilyn McCoo Show 38
Patti Austin does the opening number Rhythm of the Street. Christine McVie sings ""Love will show us How"". The pick hit of the week is ""Modern Day Delilah"" by Van Stephenson. Rick James performs ""Don't Stop"". Cyndi Lauper sings the #1 song ""Time after Time"". Marilyn performs ""Tell me I'm not dreaming"". A Solid Gold Video from the Eurythmics.
Jun 23, 1984 · 60m -
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Marilyn McCoo Show 39
A Solid Gold Video from Culture Club. The weeks top 10 countdown. Elvira chats with Madame.
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Marilyn McCoo Show 40
Thompson Twins sing the pick Hit of the week ""Doctor Doctor"". Greg Kihn band with ""Reunited"". Laura Branigan performs the number 2 song ""Self Control"". The Tubes sing their classic hit ""She's a Beauty"". Marilyn performs Time after Time.
Jul 7, 1984 · 60m -
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Marilyn McCoo Show 41
The Go-Go's perform ""Turn to You"". Christopher Cross does ""One Night in Heaven"" from the official LA Olympics music. The Human League with the Pick Hit of the week ""The Lebanon"".
Jul 14, 1984 · 60m -
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Marilyn McCoo Show 42
Rick Springfield performs Don't Walk Away. Deborah Galli does American Boys. Corey Hart of Montreal has the Pick Hit with ""Sunglasses at Night"" from the Album First Offence. Karla Bonoff performs ""Somebody's Eyes"" from the Footloose soundtrack. Laura Branigan performs ""The Lucky One"".
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Marilyn McCoo Show 43
Eddy Grant sings the #10 song Romancing the Stone from the hit film. Jefferson Starship peforms the #9 song No Way out from their hit album Nuclear Furniture. Ray Parker Jr appears with ""Woman out of Control"". Men at Work are featured doing High Wire. The Pick Hit of the week features Van Stephenson's ""What the Big Girls Do"".
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Marilyn McCoo Show 44 Duets
Howard Hewitt & LaToya Jackson perform Heart Don't lie with the dancers. James Ingram & Michael McDonald do Ya Mo B There. Rick James & Smokey Robinson duet on Ebony Eyes. Make a little Magic is performed by Nicolette Larson & the Dirt Band. The Righteous Brothers appear with You've Lost that Loving Feeling. A Solid Gold Video from Kenny Rogers & Sheena Easton. Johnny Mathis & Denise Williams sing Too Much, Too Little, Too Late. Sparks & Jane Weidlin perform Cool Places. Also features Wayland Flowers & Madame.
Aug 25, 1984 · 60m -
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Marilyn McCoo Show 45 Country Gold
Sep 1, 1984 · 60m