The original closing credits (1978)
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I agree with all the Welk fan moron comments on here. This is real german Heimat music – music to commit mass murder by. Lawrence Welk himself would look great in an SS uniform, sloshing the old Zyklon B around, as like all real germans, he’s got a head like a frozen turkey, that always looks best with a steel Wehrmacht helmet jammed down on top of it. Pity that Nazis like Welk never won WWII – we’d be listening to this cretinous garbage 24/7 now, and It’s a mass atrocity in itself! Zeig Heil!!
I agree with all the Welk fan moron comments on here. This is real german Heimat music – music to commit mass murder by. Lawrence Welk himself would look great in an SS uniform, sloshing the old Zyklon B around, as like all real germans, he’s got a head like a frozen turkey, that always looks best with a steel Wehrmacht helmet jammed down on top of it. Pity that Nazis like Welk never won WWII – we’d be listening to this cretinous garbage 24/7 now, and It’s a mass atrocity in itself! Zeig Heil!!
I USED TO SING THIS SONG TO MY KIDS WHEN THEY WERE YOUNG AS A BEDTIME LULLABY. ADIOS, AU REVOIR …… GOOD NIGHT!
this is bad
to the bone
i’m so glad my mom introduced me to this show.
The ’70s were a great decade for music and film, but I think most of us can agree it was a VERY forgettable decade for fashion. LOVE the orange and yellow suits, gentlemen.
@antzzy1 The show actually started in 1955.
Adios, Au Revior, Aufweiduschen[sp?] is the songs title. Was it writtern for the series, or was it some old standard that was revived and given new life?
The earlier Dodge network episodes had a dfferent closing theme and during the end credits, you saw a Dodge Car with bubbles floating all around it.
Anyone have THAT closing?
I love hearing him say “tank you”
@JamesTKirkCobain This show ran from 1954 to 1983 and it catered to a generation born around the turn of the century, unfortunately, most people of the era are gone and now all we have left are a bunch of spoiled people that have no idea what is like to do without modern conveniences. So when you say bizarre that tells me that you have really no musical culture or have very little insight into the people that helped bring our country to prosperity, now are current generation are ruining it
@williamwagener
I agree!
@jacksonlefteye
One slight problem. She’d been dead for two weeks, and you never noticed it.
@williamwagener
Those words are so true! My mother met Lawrence Welk at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn. Mom was amazed that he was such a down to earth gentleman, of her generation. He was from North Dakota, my mom was from Saskatchewan, Canada; ND and Sask are much the same. And you’re right, we do need a new Lawrence Welk. If anything, he kept the family at home, and together on Sunday nights.
This bring back memories of my Grandma.She has been gone for 30 years and she always watched Lawrence Welk.I always thought it was corney but now it brings back a lot of memories.Thanks for sharing,
@JamesTKirkCobain Bizarre??……Cobain,…..now that man was bizarre!
@JamesTKirkCobain This is the 70s.
takes me back to sitting over at my Grandparents house..God, those boring nights…
Great childhood memories!
This is without a doubt the most bizarre show every created for television.
@williamwagener
i did a line off a hooker’s ass right after reading your comment
@williamwagener LAWRENCE WELK WAS TERRIBLE
Here we go, this is the show I know! Corny as hell!! Adios..
A very cheery closing theme, I always love it.
Her favorite show of all time…. lol
growing up in the late 1960-70′s …with only one TV set. We had no choice but to watch the Lawrence Welk show every sat @7pm. Love the closing song…memories!