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SheвЂ™s performed on tour with Bob Hope and Rowan & Martin, and sang and danced her way to stardom as a member of the singing King Family in concert and on TV, including their holiday classic Christmas With The King Family.

#Tina cole tv

She even serenaded the Osmond Brothers on their very first TV special. She also made guest appearances on everything from The Ed Sullivan Show and Johnny CarsonвЂ™s Tonight Show to The Hollywood Squares and Family Feud.

Grady served as the composer for the 1991 Blake Edwards comedy Switch, starring Ellen Barkin and Jimmy Smits wrote the theme song for the syndicated Phil Donahue Show and was the force behind a Las Vegas multimedia stage show at the MGM Grand called EFX, which at various times in the late вЂ™90s starred Michael Crawford, David Cassidy, Tommy Tune and Rick Springfield.This month getTV celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Christmas With The King Family special! We shared some interesting facts about the family itself on the getTV blog, and now we share more about one of the King Cousins - Tina Cole.ДЄcting since the early 1960s, TinaвЂ™s career includes TV roles on My Three Sons and Adam-12. In 2008, he released Boomer, a collection of songs written for and about the baby boomer generation. It featured one track using the Army Reserve Band, of which he was then a member. In 1973, Grady recorded an album of his own songs (under his real name, Don Agrati) titled Homegrown for Elektra.

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After the series ended, he and songwriter Gary Zekley formed the band Yellow Balloon, named for ZekleyвЂ™s 1967 sunshine pop hit played with a folk-rock outfit called The Palace Guard and toured with a group known as The Windupwatch Band, which included Daryl Dragon, later the male half of Captain & Tennille). He departed the series in 1971 at the end of the 11th season when Robbie, now a structural engineer, moved to Peru to work on a bridge construction.ДЄ musical prodigy who had mastered several instruments including the clarinet and accordion by age 10, Grady appeared with his band The Greefs on My Three Sons and wrote two songs for the show.

With 12 seasons and 380 episodes produced, the Saturday night staple is second only to The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet (14 seasons) as TVвЂ™s longest-running live-action family sitcom.Дuring the 1968-69 season, GradyвЂ™s character and his wife Katie ( Tina Cole) had triplets. My Three Sons, which debuted on ABC, moved to CBS in 1965 when ABC refused to finance the seriesвЂ™ switch to color. PHOTOS: HollywoodвЂ™s Notable Deaths of 2012 (Mike was written out at the start of the sixth season and Ernie was adopted, keeping the number of sons at three.) In 1960, three years after he was hired at age 13 as a Mouseketeer on the third season of ABCвЂ™s Mickey Mouse Club, Grady began an 11-year run as Robbie on the sitcom My Three Sons, with Fred MacMurray starring as the widower dad, William Frawley (and later William Demarest) as the family housekeeper and Grady, Tim Considine (Mike), Stanley Livingston (Chip) and Barry Livingston (Ernie) as the sons. Don Grady, a Mouseketeer on The Mickey Mouse Club who played son Robbie Douglas on the ABC and CBS series My Three Sons, one of the longest-running family sitcoms in history, died Wednesday of cancer in Thousand Oaks, Calif.