It's a Living (1980–1989)
(TV Series)
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Sonny Mann (120 episodes,
1980),
Director (6 episodes,
1987),
Performer: "Two Lost Souls" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1989),
Performer: "These Boots Are Made For Walkin'", "The Greatest Love Of All" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1989),
Performer: "Beechwood 4-5789", "The Great Pretender" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1989), …
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Sonny Mann (120 episodes,
1980),
Director (6 episodes,
1987),
Performer: "Two Lost Souls" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1989),
Performer: "These Boots Are Made For Walkin'", "The Greatest Love Of All" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1989),
Performer: "Beechwood 4-5789", "The Great Pretender" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1989),
Performer: "Danke Schoen" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1989),
Performer: "Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1988),
Performer: "The Sound Of Silence" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1988),
Performer: "Strangers In The Night", "He Touched Me" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1988),
Performer: "Me And My Shadow" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1988),
Performer: "You Are So Beautiful" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1988),
Performer: "Lover" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1988),
Performer: "Lydia The Tattooed Lady", "I've Got The World On A String" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1988),
Performer: "Fame" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1988),
Performer: "I Could Write A Book" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1988),
Performer: "Purple Haze" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1988),
Performer: "Thanks For The Memory", "(You're) Having My Baby" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1987),
Performer: "Mona Lisa" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1987),
Performer: "You Talk Too Much" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1987),
Performer: "(Shake, Shake, Shake) Shake Your Booty", "My Way" (Comme D'Habitude), "Heartbreak Hotel" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1987),
Performer: "A Wonderful Day Like Today" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1987),
Performer: "Hi Ho Jerum" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1987),
Performer: "The Star-Spangled Banner" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1987),
Performer: "Bye Bye Love" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1987),
Performer: "Love For Sale" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1987),
Performer: "Applause" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1987),
Performer: "The Boxer", "Lady Of Spain" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1987),
Performer: "A Sunday Kind Of Love", "Dickie Doodle Do" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1987),
Performer: "Cousins" (Theme From "The Patty Duke Show"), "Lazy Bones" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1987),
Performer: "Money (That's What I Want)" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1987),
Performer: "The Times They Are A-Changin'", "Dem Bones" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1986),
Performer: "Look At That Face" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1986),
Performer: "Misty" (uncredited) (2 episodes,
1985),
Performer: "Jambalaya (On The Bayou)" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1986),
Performer: "That Old Black Magic" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1986),
Performer: "Windmills Of Your Mind" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1986),
Performer: "Soliloquy", "Why Was I Born?" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1986),
Performer: "Blue Monday" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1986),
Performer: "If You Were The Only Girl (In The World)", "Amazing Grace" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1985),
Performer: "Dancing In The Street" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1985),
Performer: "Blue Suede Shoes" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1985),
Performer: "The Girl From Ipanema", "Ave Maria" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1985),
Performer: "High Hopes" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1985),
Performer: "I've Got The Music In Me" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1985),
Performer: "Birth Of The Blues", "Cry", "The Nearness Of You", "Think! (Theme From Jeopardy)" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1985),
Performer: "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?" (uncredited) (2 episodes,
1982),
Performer: "What Kind Of Fool Am I?" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1981),
Performer: "Sunny" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1981),
Performer: "I Write The Songs", "On Top Of Old Smokey" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1981),
Performer: "The Lady Is A Tramp" (uncredited) (1 episode,
1980),
Performer: "My Way" (Comme D'Habitude) (1 episode,
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The Sonny and Dot Show (Apr
8,
1989)
Season 6,
Episode 20
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Sonny Mann,
Director,
Performer: "Two Lost Souls" (uncredited)
Sonny Mann,
Director,
Performer: "Two Lost Souls" (uncredited)
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