| "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #211145] |
Fri, 04 March 2005 02:19 |
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PBS is starting their Pledge Drive programming. There appears to be an
interesting music program featuring a couple Moody Blues offerings. It will
air in NW Ohio on March 6th at 8:00 on PBS Channel 27 &30. There have been
numerous postings on LC of airings in different places around the country
anywhere from March 4th - the 18th. Check your local listings! ( If you are
not a fan of PBS pledge breaks, Tivo is wonderful!!)
azurespirit
>> If you can't stand the membership breaks, here's the order of the
>> performances in the PBS membership program, My Music: The 60s Experience.
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>> Act One
>> . "Turn, Turn, Turn" - Roger McGuinn
>> . "San Francisco" - Scott McKenzie
>> . "A Whiter Shade of Pale" - Procol Harum
>> . "Easy to Be Hard" - Chuck Negron
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>> Act Two
>> . "One" - Chuck Negron
>> . "Nowhere to Run" - Martha Reeves
>> . "Go Now" - Moody Blues
>> . "We've Got to Get Out of This Place" - Eric Burdon and The Animals
>> . "House of the Rising Sun" - Eric Burdon and The Animals
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>> Act Three
>> . "Bad Moon Rising" - CCR
>> . "Looking Out My Back Door" - CCR
>> . "Peace of My Heart" - Janis Joplin
>> . "Along Comes Mary" - The Association
>> . "Let's Live for Today" - Grass Roots
>> . "Ball of Confusion" - Dennis Edwards Temptations Review
>> . "Try a Little Tenderness" - Otis Redding
>> . "We Shall Overcome" - Joan Baez
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>> Act Four
>> . "Nights in White Satin" - Moody Blues
>> . "Purple Haze" - Jimi Hendrix
>> . "Light My Fire" - The Doors
>> . "Magic Carpet Ride" - John Kay and Steppenwolf
>> . "Born to Be Wild" - John Kay and Steppenwolf
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #211147 ] |
Fri, 04 March 2005 03:33 |
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There is a huge discussion on H&H about this, but thank you for the
heads up here, Azure.
I remember I used to DREAD begger's week on PBS. It messed up Sesame
Street something terrible! Try explaining that to a 3 year old.
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #211149 ] |
Fri, 04 March 2005 03:53 |
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I don't visit over there these days so I just thought I would mention it for
the possible person who might not know.
"AStrangeTime" <astrangetime [at] yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1109903600.105399.32240 [at] g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> There is a huge discussion on H&H about this, but thank you for the
> heads up here, Azure.
> I remember I used to DREAD begger's week on PBS. It messed up Sesame
> Street something terrible! Try explaining that to a 3 year old.
>
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #211150 ] |
Fri, 04 March 2005 04:40 |
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Thanks Azure! Just like with JH's new letter; not everyone checks out
every board in Moodydom. So we all get our news where we hang out.
I'm weird; even though I'm forbidden to post there or even look on some
boards because I'm evil incarnate, I still read not only there, but
what boards I can. Probably most people don't.
Kind of like watching a horrible accident, but not being able to look
away. I'm ashamed of myself, but I do it anyhow
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #211151 ] |
Fri, 04 March 2005 12:30 |
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Thanks Azure! Just like with Justin's new letter not everyone checks
out every board in Moodydom. So we all get our news where we hang out.
I'm weird; even though I'm forbidden to post there or even look on
some boards because I'm evil incarnate, I still read not only there,
but what boards I can. Probably most people don't.
Kind of like watching a horrible accident, but not being able to look
away. I'm ashamed of myself, but do it anyhow.
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #216153 ] |
Mon, 14 March 2005 16:55 |
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We get it on the 18th. Sounds cool.
Leah
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #216159 ] |
Tue, 15 March 2005 08:16 |
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Well, I posted about the show and still have not seen it! What is in my TV
Guide and what appears on my DirecTV are two different things! I have heard
that it is pretty good though...especially the last segment. PBS is running
some cool music programming during this pledge drive. I thought of Brice the
other day because there was a 1 1/2 hour special on Joni Mitchell.
<leahtelos [at] yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> We get it on the 18th. Sounds cool.
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> Leah
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #217413 ] |
Fri, 18 March 2005 00:45 |
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There is a reason why so many of the musicians of that time period are
already gone. The rock and roll lifestyle is not an easy one. That being
said, it's rather amazing that the MBs still are doing remarkably well after
all they have experienced!
"infiniteman" <catgod29 [at] aol.com> wrote in message
news:1111084864.487930.128490 [at] g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> I watched some but not all of the program last night...the Moodies
> were represented with "Go Now" and "Nights In White Satin." And though
> not the case with the Moodies, many of the other performances of songs
> from the 60s were very recent. It was difficult to watch as some of the
> performers haven't aged very well, Eric Burdon being one example.
> Though still in fine voice, he looked to be at least ten years older
> than what he is -- I was quite shocked at how bad he looked.
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #217414 ] |
Fri, 18 March 2005 04:09 |
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On 17 Mar 2005 10:41:04 -0800, "infiniteman" <catgod29 [at] aol.com> wrote:
>performers haven't aged very well, Eric Burdon being one example.
>Though still in fine voice, he looked to be at least ten years older
>than what he is -- I was quite shocked at how bad he looked.
Seeing him live in that condition isn't very pretty, either.
This was in 1995, I believe the MB were doing the Gorge that year or
the one before. Of course I was there too.
The Ballard Firehouse(where I saw Eric) is a dive, they unloaded
their rental white econoline van. The MB's have many people working
for them using what? 2 or 3 moving van size vehicles? The Gorge had
20,000 in attendence. Well, I think there might have been 100 at the
Firehouse.
Eric gets in the HOF.
Go figure.
"Never blame race, please remember that."
Cho Hakkai
Gensomaden Saiyuki
~*~TooOtaku~*~
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #217803 ] |
Fri, 18 March 2005 20:15 |
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True but most of the rockers still alive from the 60s and even the
70s are at that age where once a death occurs, one can't necessarily
blame it on the rock and roll life style. One can live a hard life and
still live a very long time. How long we live has as much to do (if not
more) with our ancestry, our dna/genes as it does with the lives we
live or the things we do to our bodies (overeating, smoking, drinking,
drugs, etc.)
I'm grateful that the Moodies and many other artists and bands are
still around and here to entertain us. I've always been set against the
idea that just because any rocker is getting older, they should retire.
I think a lot of that has to do with the discomfort some of us may feel
at seeing a favorite performer growing older before our eyes and that
as much as it's a reminder of that person's mortality, it's a reminder
of our own as well -- we too are growing older.
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #217804 ] |
Fri, 18 March 2005 21:07 |
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***Seeing him live in that condition isn't very pretty, either.
This was in 1995, I believe the MB were doing the Gorge that year or
the one before. Of course I was there too.
The Ballard Firehouse(where I saw Eric) is a dive, they unloaded
their rental white econoline van. The MB's have many people working
for them using what? 2 or 3 moving van size vehicles? The Gorge had
20,000 in attendence. Well, I think there might have been 100 at the
Firehouse.
Not knowing if it's the case, it may be that a rental van was all
Eric and company could afford. One might be very surprised at how much
wealth or how little wealth an entertainer may have in their bank
account. Not every once famous rock star did as well financially as
their peers -- think that's why we have so many of them doing the
oldies circuit. They have to keep working, otherwise they'd be broke.
Some are still quite capable of earning as much today on the oldies
circuit as what they earned in their 20s, which is remarkable.
What I think is truly a shame and a crime is there are artist
imitators out there making more money than what a true artist is
making. An imitator should be worth more than the original? Not in my
book and even if the original artist is deceased. Read one story a few
years back on an Elvis imitator making three million dollars per year
in Vegas, imitating Presley. That guy's success was spurring others to
try their hand at imitating other artists and hopefully making big
bucks in the process.
***Eric gets in the HOF.
Go figure.
I've said it before and will keep continuing to say it, a lot of the
artists who have gotten into the R&RHoF are there because of the
Rolling Stone mindset or because the artist are personal favorites of
the individuals on the nominating committee. There are those on the
committee who support inducting the Moody Blues into the HoF, as well
as other acts which aren't very well liked by many on the nominating
committee and voting members (the Rolling Stone mindset). One writer
once said that in order for some artists to ever be nominated and voted
in, the majority of the those on the nominating committee or the HoF
voters will have to die. The writer believed acts deserving of
inclusion might get a fairer deal from someone with no preconceived
prejudices against them. But, the writer also noted someone from
another generation might be more favorable to the acts they grew up
listening to and that many of the acts from the past that are eligible
would likely still not make it. The writer then suggested an alternate
scenario in which all other acts that had never been nominated and
inducted, would be inducted automatically after a certain length of
time -- in this case, the writer used 35 years as an example.
But, I'd consider such an act like that as more of an insult to any
act and to their fans, sort of like saying "we don't like you but we'll
let you in anyway because we want to make money off of you." I think
any act should be properly honored and not ushered in indiscriminately.
I do think the nominating process and voting procedures need to be
changed -- say, nominating fifty artists/bands with the requirement any
act receiving a vote of 51% or greater will be inducted into the HoF.
Not likely to happen.
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #217805 ] |
Fri, 18 March 2005 21:46 |
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All politics and very un-Rock and Roll like in spirit.
So, what is new in the R&RHOF world? Nothing at all.
Sky
"infiniteman" <catgod29 [at] aol.com> wrote in message
news:1111176451.833074.80260 [at] o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
> Not likely to happen.
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #217807 ] |
Sat, 19 March 2005 01:46 |
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On 17 Mar 2005 10:41:04 -0800, "infiniteman" <catgod29 [at] aol.com> wrote:
> I watched some but not all of the program last night...the Moodies
>were represented with "Go Now" and "Nights In White Satin." And though
>not the case with the Moodies, many of the other performances of songs
>from the 60s were very recent. It was difficult to watch as some of the
>performers haven't aged very well, Eric Burdon being one example.
>Though still in fine voice, he looked to be at least ten years older
>than what he is -- I was quite shocked at how bad he looked.
Our PBS Station ran it on Wednesday night, and I have to agree, most
of these rockers have not aged well. Now to their defense, that was 40
years ago!
However, what disturbed me was the way they cut up songs in the show.
For example I love the Go Now video. Well they hacked the middle withe
the piano solo right out of the performance. I think they also
shortened Nights in White Satin.
I ordered the DVD, and I am hoping it has the full length videos, as
the video quality of the Moody's segments were quite good.
Jav Atar
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #217808 ] |
Sat, 19 March 2005 03:52 |
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"TooOtaku" <2otaku2 [at] earthlink.net2> wrote in message
news:k2fk319od71i61s4h8atg9cd4vto2g27mv [at] 4ax.com...
> On 17 Mar 2005 10:41:04 -0800, "infiniteman" <catgod29 [at] aol.com> wrote:
>
>>performers haven't aged very well, Eric Burdon being one example.
>>Though still in fine voice, he looked to be at least ten years older
>>than what he is -- I was quite shocked at how bad he looked.
>
> Seeing him live in that condition isn't very pretty, either.
> This was in 1995, I believe the MB were doing the Gorge that year or
> the one before. Of course I was there too.
> The Ballard Firehouse(where I saw Eric) is a dive, they unloaded
> their rental white econoline van. The MB's have many people working
> for them using what? 2 or 3 moving van size vehicles? The Gorge had
> 20,000 in attendence. Well, I think there might have been 100 at the
> Firehouse.
>
> Eric gets in the HOF.
>
> Go figure.
>
>
> "Never blame race, please remember that."
> Cho Hakkai
> Gensomaden Saiyuki
>
> ~*~TooOtaku~*~
Oh, I remember Eric...and what a long time ago. It must have been in the
very early 70's that I saw him live...that'd be about 30 years ago. My very
first concert was Eric Burden and I think it was the Animals then...but
shucks could have been War. I don't know.... But it was Eric.... :) :)
:) LOL Only other musical memory of the evening was his keyboardist. He
was good. What a long time ago...and my what time has done to us!
Sometimes I even feel sad about the loss of my own youth. Only place I
find mine now is in the heart.
I saw him in Colorado Springs, a local pub...but a nice one at that. I had
no idea that he'd come from England to play there. What a long trip a long
time ago to play such a small venue.
and the go figure....
It's the sock, ....
If any of the guys had socks it must have been before they became the Moody
Blues.... :)
and now....if they had socks they probably wear them on their feet. LOL
I better get outta here.... Cheers to Eric where ever he may be !!! :)
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #217810 ] |
Sat, 19 March 2005 08:23 |
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On Sat, 19 Mar 2005 02:52:33 GMT, "Stephane" <inness1 [at] mindspring.com>
wrote:
>I better get outta here.... Cheers to Eric where ever he may be !!! :)
ROTF!!! You are a treasure!
socks, eh?
you funny!!!
tooOtaku... getting ready for SakuraCon!!!
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #218242 ] |
Tue, 22 March 2005 01:19 |
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Hi, All.
I like to watch "American Dreams" and I want to hear the moody blues on
there. Let's all go to www.nbc.com, click on "contact us" and tell
them, I want to hear TA if they make it up to 1968 (they're in 1966
now).
Nep
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #218247 ] |
Tue, 22 March 2005 04:57 |
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Nep.... I've never heard of nor seen the American Dreams.
I went to the site and typed in American Dream (to look it up)
and I got several links.... are you referring to one in particular?
I'm going to watch for this now......
thanks
StormyMoon
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #218466 ] |
Tue, 22 March 2005 23:21 |
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American Dreams comes on Wednesday at 8:00 P.M. on NBC. Better catch
it soon, I heard today that they may cancel it. I'm sad.
Nep
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #218468 ] |
Wed, 23 March 2005 01:16 |
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On Thu, 3 Mar 2005 20:19:53 -0500, "azure spirit" <gknagy [at] hotmail.com>
wrote:
Does anyone here actually remember seeing the Moody Blues doing "Go
Now" on TV in the 1960's? I think it was on "Hullabaloo" in the US.
They used to have a weekly segment that featured Brian Epstein from
London. He would introduce the latest English hits. My sister had
the single and I went out and got the LP after I saw them on TV. I
even brought the next single. Was it called "Stop"?
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #218470 ] |
Wed, 23 March 2005 05:47 |
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I'll watch with pleasure and yea I wrote NBC just cause you
asked....hope another vote helps!!!
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #218471 ] |
Wed, 23 March 2005 05:47 |
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I'll watch with pleasure and yea I wrote NBC just cause you
asked....hope another vote helps!!!
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #218713 ] |
Wed, 23 March 2005 21:38 |
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In article <avc1411hhfhsob36leocmnlf0ojjb4mhib [at] 4ax.com>,
Charlie9 <j [at] b.com> wrote:
> On Thu, 3 Mar 2005 20:19:53 -0500, "azure spirit" <gknagy [at] hotmail.com>
> wrote:
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> Does anyone here actually remember seeing the Moody Blues doing "Go
> Now" on TV in the 1960's? I think it was on "Hullabaloo" in the US.
Yes, I remember seeing that on either Hullabaloo or Shindig, another
similar show. I thought "Go Now" was the coolest, but then heard nothing
of the Moody Blues until I discovered the "Question of Balance" album in
1970!
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #218715 ] |
Thu, 24 March 2005 02:01 |
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> Yes, I remember seeing that on either Hullabaloo or Shindig, another
> similar show. I thought "Go Now" was the coolest, but then heard
nothing
> of the Moody Blues until I discovered the "Question of Balance" album
in
> 1970!
Good memory! First of all, I don't remember anyone I ever saw on those
shows, and secondly, I would never have made the connection between the
Go Now Moodies and the DOFP Moodies. Such completely different bands,
and even if JH had been singing Go Now, I still think I wouldn't have
put it together.
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #218716 ] |
Thu, 24 March 2005 05:00 |
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AST:
We've got to get one of their songs on "American Dreams" because JJ is
working with the space program (perhaps songs like "Gypsy" could even
be a good choice). By the way, have you seen that Jack Pryor's
appliance store has Maytags?
Nep
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #219665 ] |
Thu, 24 March 2005 17:21 |
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What's "American Dreams"?
And who are JJ and Jack Pryor?
Can't afford Maytags, but I'm happy enough with my Hotpoints (even
though they are only boring white).
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #219671 ] |
Fri, 25 March 2005 03:54 |
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"American Dreams" comes on at 8:00 P.M. on NBC. Its a good show. Its
called a "coming of age drama", that is kind of like a soap opera, but
not a "Night Soap" like "Knots Landing" was (that show upset my dad).
The Pryor family - Jack, Helen, and their children JJ, Meg, Patty, and
Will live in the 60's (they are up to 1966 now). Meg dances on
"American Bandstand" with her friend Roxanne. The oldest, JJ, came back
from Vietnam and works for a company making space suits. Jack Pryor
owns an appliance and TV store, and they have a Maytag laundry pair.
They also have one at home in avocado, although I thought they didn't
have that till the 70s. BTW, I would not buy Hotpoint today, GE really
messed up their laundry equimpment around 1996.
Nep
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #219673 ] |
Fri, 25 March 2005 16:08 |
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OK, Bob. Interesting show, sounds like. "Gypsy" would fit in there
nicely and now I get the connection between Moodies and Maytags. :-D
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #219678 ] |
Fri, 25 March 2005 20:04 |
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Good, try to watch it this coming Wednesday. By the way, have you seen
the Maytags on "That 70s show"?
Nep
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #219681 ] |
Sat, 26 March 2005 21:53 |
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On 24 Mar 2005 18:54:36 -0800, "NeptuneBob" <RJCHe4t [at] hotmail.com>
wrote:
>It's called a "coming of age drama", that is kind of like a soap opera,
Well then, that explains why I have no clue of thie program..
I don't watch 'soaps' or anything close to it. I rise at 4am, I am in
bed quite early as well. I have a dish since local TV is crap.
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Mon, 28 March 2005 04:32 |
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TooOtaku wrote:
> On 24 Mar 2005 18:54:36 -0800, "NeptuneBob" <RJCHe4t [at] hotmail.com>
> wrote:
> >It's called a "coming of age drama", that is kind of like a soap
opera,
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TO,
The show comes on this coming Wednesday. Will you email NBC too to get
the moodies on "American Dreams"?
Nep
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #219692 ] |
Mon, 28 March 2005 05:30 |
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On 27 Mar 2005 18:32:45 -0800, "NeptuneBob" <RJCHe4t [at] hotmail.com>
wrote:
>TO,
>The show comes on this coming Wednesday. Will you email NBC too to get
>the moodies on "American Dreams"?
>Nep
Sure... why not. Any help to promote of guys would be more
than they seem to get from the people PAID to do it.
2!
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Tue, 29 March 2005 04:41 |
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TooOtaku wrote:
> Thanks for emailing them. By the way have you seen the new blue
Sears Kenmore He4t? I think maybe the moodies should give away a new
album when people buy them, wouldn't that be a good cross promotion?
Also what do you wash with? Oh, wait, I shouldn't ask,Blue Jay will be
so mad!
Nep
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Tue, 29 March 2005 21:35 |
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Blue Jay IS mad. Utterly mad, Nep. I think she needs more fiber. :D
"American Dreams" could benefit from the Moodies music. But it's going
to take a LOT of letters to get NBC to renew it. Pity the quality shows
are cancelled and the crap stays on. Reminds me of a batty bird.
*smirk*
"The '60s Experience on PBS was cool. I loved "Go Now" and the
interview with the band before NIWS. John looked mad at one point.
Wonder why?
Leah
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #219727 ] |
Wed, 30 March 2005 07:03 |
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Leah,
I just heard AD "might" be cancelled, I don't know if production has
stopped. I would have liked to see them get up to the 1969 moon
landing. But the Pryor family is already coming apart, it will be
interesting to see this week's show (Wednesday).
Touring with a band means its hard to eat right. Could John have
needed more fiber?
Nep
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #219733 ] |
Wed, 30 March 2005 19:39 |
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Read next week's issue of TV Guide. They have a piece on "AD."
Actually, a snippet in regard to the way it ended. Leaving on the back
of the motorcycle. I think it was the producer or one of the writers
who said that was a wake up call to the network not to let the show
die.
Leah
Leah
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #219745 ] |
Wed, 30 March 2005 23:34 |
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I would think a great deal of consideration is going at NBC for keeping
American Dreams alive. Moving it from Sunday night to Wednesday night was a
good strategic move.
As for The Moody Blues being represented on the show, it largely depends
whether The Moody Blues ever performed on American Bandstand (did they?) and
if they were well received on that show.
A very nostalgic series to be sure. Bittersweet.
Skyvoice
"leah" <leahtelos [at] yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1112204344.083926.77650 [at] z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...
> Read next week's issue of TV Guide. They have a piece on "AD."
> Actually, a snippet in regard to the way it ended. Leaving on the back
> of the motorcycle. I think it was the producer or one of the writers
> who said that was a wake up call to the network not to let the show
> die.
>
> Leah
>
> Leah
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #219748 ] |
Thu, 31 March 2005 01:57 |
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I have heard a few people mention that this show is good. When are they
going to air it on Wednesdays? I couldn't tell you when it is on now.
"Wizard" <skyvoice [at] zen.org> wrote in message
news:OeadnZOAR9ryhtbfRVn-3Q [at] adelphia.com...
>I would think a great deal of consideration is going at NBC for keeping
>American Dreams alive. Moving it from Sunday night to Wednesday night was a
>good strategic move.
>
> As for The Moody Blues being represented on the show, it largely depends
> whether The Moody Blues ever performed on American Bandstand (did they?)
> and if they were well received on that show.
>
> A very nostalgic series to be sure. Bittersweet.
>
> Skyvoice
>
> "leah" <leahtelos [at] yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:1112204344.083926.77650 [at] z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...
>> Read next week's issue of TV Guide. They have a piece on "AD."
>> Actually, a snippet in regard to the way it ended. Leaving on the back
>> of the motorcycle. I think it was the producer or one of the writers
>> who said that was a wake up call to the network not to let the show
>> die.
>>
>> Leah
>>
>> Leah
>>
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Thu, 31 March 2005 02:04 |
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"azure spirit" <gknagy [at] hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:3b0svlF6et5nrU1 [at] individual.net...
>I have heard a few people mention that this show is good. When are they
>going to air it on Wednesdays? I couldn't tell you when it is on now.
Never mind. I was flipping through tonight's line up and saw AD on at 8:00.
If that was a move to improve viewership, 8:00 Wed. is NOT the day or time
to pick. They will be toast in the ratings tonight.
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| Re: "My Music: The 60's Experience" [message #219750 ] |
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Hi all,
The moodies were not on "American Bandstand" but often there is 60's
music in the background that may or may not have been on AB. I just
thought something could be slipped into the background. AD is on at
8:00 tonite. We got to get NBC to keep it on at least another year.
Nep
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