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The Hudson Brothers Razzle Dazzle Show

Name: The Hudson Brothers Razzle Dazzle Show
Genre: Family, Comedy, Musical
Released: 1974

1974 · CBS · Ended · 25 min

The Hudson Brothers had a summer prime time variety show on CBS. Months later, they got a Saturday morning series. Bill, Mark & Brett were the Hudson Brothers that performed songs, had monologues & comedy sketches (Chucky Margolis). Regular features included The Cookie Bear (from the Andy Williams Show off NBC) as well as Rod Hull & his Emu (they were also regulars on the summer series). Bill Hudson would marry Cindy Williams while Mark Hudson produced an album for another brother band trio, Hanson.

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