The !!!! Beat is an American television program which aired in syndication for 26 episodes in 1966. It was hosted by the Nashville, Tennessee based disc jockey Bill "Hoss" Allen, and featured a house band led by Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown. The show was recorded in color at WFAA, the ABC affiliate in Dallas, which had color facilities, and recorded and syndicated episodes of the program. At that time, none of the Nashville stations had color capability. Guests included: Otis Redding, Little Milton, Esther Phillips, Joe Tex, Etta James, Lattimore Brown, Roscoe Shelton, Carla Thomas, Freddie King, Barbara Lynn, Johnny Taylor, The Radiants, Louis Jordan, The Mighty Hannibal, Clarence 'Frogman' Henry, Robert Parker, Joe Simon, Mitty Collier, Jamo Thomas, Z. Z. Hill, Lou Rawls, Bobby Hebb, Willie Mitchell, Don Bryant, The Ovations, The Bar-Kays, Percy Sledge, Garnet Mimms, and Sam & Dave all appeared. Some of the artists would also chart well into the 1970s.
Little Milton, Frank Howard & The Commanders, Esther Phillips, Gatemouth Brown
Joe Tex, Etta James, Little Milton, Gatemouth Brown, Frank Howard & The Commanders
Etta James, Lattimore Brown, Esther Phillips, Roscoe Shelton, Gatemouth Brown
Carla Thomas, Lee Shot Williams & Gerri Taylor, Gatemouth Brown, Art Grayson, Cleo Randle, Mighty Joe Young
Jimmy Church, Frank Howard & The Commanders, Cleo Randle, Gatemouth Brown, Joe Tex, Carla Thomas
Jimmy Church, Freddie King, Gatemouth Brown, Gerri Taylor, Frank Howard & The Commanders
Barbara Lynn, The Kelly Brothers, Little Gary Ferguson, Gatemouth Brown
Barbara Lynn, The Kelly Brothers, Art Grayson, The Beat Boys, Joe Tex, Gatemouth Brown
Freddie King, The Carnations, Little Gary Ferguson, Johnny Jones, Charles 'Charlie' Hodges, Gatemouth Brown, Jimmy Church
Jimmy Church, Wanda Rouzan, Gatemouth Brown, Louis Jordan, Charles 'Charlie' Hodges, Frank Howard & The Commanders
The Mighty Hannibal, Little Gary Ferguson, Gatemouth Brown, Johnny Taylor, Wanda Rouzan, The Beat Boys
The Dolls, Bobby Powell, The Beat Boys, Rodge Martin, Johnny Taylor
Rodge Martin, Maurice & The Radiants, Bobby Powell, Johnny Taylor, The Poppies, The Beat Boys, Jimmy Church
Freddie King, Maurice & The Radiants, The Beat Boys, The Poppies, Les Watson & The Panthers, Johnny Jones
Louis Jordan & The Tympany Five, Freddie King, Gatemouth Brown
Clarence 'Frogman' Henry, Gwen Davis, Robert Parker, The Beat Boys, Jimmy Church, Lattimore Brown, Gatemouth Brown
Clarence 'Frogman' Henry, Gwen Davis, Joe Simon, Gatemouth Brown, Johnny Jones, Mamie Galore, Jamo Thomas, The Beat Boys, Robert Parker
Chuck Bernard, Mamie Galore, Robert Parker, Johnny Jones, Gatemouth Brown, Jamo Thomas, Mitty Collier, The Beat Boys
Freddie King, Lou Rawls, The Beat Boys, Mitty Collier, Joe Simon, Lattimore Brown, Z.Z Hill, Johnny Jones
Frank Howard & The Commanders, Rodge Martin, Gerri Hall, The Beat Boys, Earl Gaines, Johnny Jones
Bobby Hebb, Lou Rawls, The Beat Boys, Gerri Hall, Jimmy Church
Johnny Lorand, Frank Howard & The Commanders, Tammy McKnight, Johnny Jones, Eva Larse, Bobby Hebb, Rodge Martin, The Beat Boys, Earl Gaines & Jimmy Church
The Four Ms, Joe Simon, Johnny Jones, Eva Larse, Freddie King, The Beat Boys, Earl Gaines
Mason 'Teenie' Hodges & Fred Ford, Willie Mitchell, Big Amos Patton, Veniece Starks, Little Milton, Don Bryant
Freddie King, Little Milton, The Beat Boys, Veniece Starks, Joe Simon
Otis Redding, The Ovations, Percy Sledge, The Bar Kays, Patti Labelle & The Bluebelles, Sam & Dave, Mitty Collier, Garnett Mimms
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