DVD Status and Welk Specials Aired On Public Television
As of now, the OETA has no intentions of releasing the series on DVD. Welk Musical Family specials, however, are available on DVD, and can be obtained with a donation during reairs on local PBS stations.
- 1991 – “A Champagne Toast to the Big Bands”
- 1992 – “The Lennon Sisters: Easy to Remember”
- 1993 – “From the Heart: A Tribute to Lawrence Welk and the American Dream”
- 1994 – “The Lawrence Welk Holiday Special: Great Moments & Memories”
- 1995 – “Lawrence Welk: Then & Now”
- 1995 – “A Lawrence Welk Family Christmas”
- 1997 – “From Lawrence Welk: To America With Love”
- 1998 – “Lawrence Welk’s Favorite Holidays”
- 1999 – “Lawrence Welk’s Songs of Faith”
- 2000 – “Lawrence Welk Milestones & Memories”
- 2003 – “Lawrence Welk: God Bless America”
- 2005 – “Lawrence Welk Precious Memories”
- 2007 – “Lawrence Welk's TV Treasures”
- 2009 – "Welk Stars Through The Years"
- 2011 – "Lawrence Welk's Big Band Splash"
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