Solid Gold: With Jaime Monroy, Robert W. Morgan, Dionne Warwick, Marilyn McCoo. Television show featuring dancing and popular music.

Solid Gold (TV Series 1980–1988) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.

Rex Smith and Marilyn McCoo host a special "classic hits" edition of Solid Gold with performances by Daryl Hall and John Oates, Sheena Easton, and others, plus comedy from Wayland Flowers and a countdown of the #1 songs of the past decade.

In a two-hour special, Dionne Warwick, Glen Campbell and the Solid Gold Dancers count down the top 50 hits of 1979.

Deborah achieved her greatest enduring fame as one of the regular dancers on the enormously popular music variety TV series "Solid Gold;" she started on the show in 1980 on a two hour TV special, was a dancer on the spin-off summer TV show "Solid Gold Hits," and remained on the program until 1984.

Dance Fever: Created by Merv Griffin. With Deney Terrio, Motion, Freeman King, Charlie O'Donnell. Lotsa dancin', disco music 'n tight pants!

Eileen joined the cast of the enormously successful music variety TV series "Solid Gold" as a regular featured dancer in 1985. Fairbanks left the show in 1987. Her other dancing gigs include the 1986 Miss Teen USA beauty pageant and the WFF Slammy Awards show.

Nicole joined the cast of the immensely popular musical variety TV series "Solid Gold" in the mid 80s as a regular featured dancer and remained on the show until 1986. After leaving "Solid Gold" Romine went on to appear as a dancer in several episodes …

Jamilah first joined the cast of the immensely popular music variety TV series "Solid Gold" as a regular featured dancer in 1983 and remained on the show until the end of its final season in 1988. In the wake of her "Solid Gold" stint Lucas continued to work as a model and dancer.

Sellers joined the cast of the enormously popular music variety TV series "Solid Gold" as a regular featured dancer in 1984 and remained on the show until the end of the 1986 season. Along with fellow dancer Cooley Jackson, Mark used breakdance moves on "Solid Gold" and thus introduced this funky street style of dancing to a mass audience.