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Title: Scrooge's Rock 'N' Roll Christmas (TV Movie 1984)
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The Association | ... |
Magic Snow Globe Singers /
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| Lee Benton | ... |
The Girl
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Bridget | ... |
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Bobby Goldsboro | ... |
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| Mike Love | ... |
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Mary MacGregor | ... |
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Paul Revere & The Raiders | ... |
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Paul Revere | ... |
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Merrilee Rush | ... |
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Three Dog Night | ... |
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Dean Torrence | ... |
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Scrooge's Rock N Roll Christmas
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23 December 1984 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Music by Robert Allen and lyrics by Al Stillman
Performed by The Association
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Home For The HolidaysMusic by Robert Allen and lyrics by Al Stillman
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I just caught this abomination on a local public TV station (which obviously got it very cheap). It looks like someone's community college senior video project -- the video quality is poor, the lighting is bad, etc. The great Jack Elam (I'm sad to say) and the blond girl are awful, acting-wise. The musical artists (all of whom were, to be blunt, quite washed up in 1984; I mean, the Association? 3 Dog Night?) all lip-sync VERY badly, and Bobby Goldsboro appears to be wearing Tony Orlando's old hair! I have no recollection of even being aware of this thing in '84, and I'd be astounded if this actually aired on a network, or even in syndication. Some camp value, to be sure, but utterly horrendous!