I love Ringling bros circus as one of my favorite interests i have this on DVD

As a kid, my introduction to country music was by Lynn Anderson. I didn't listen to Country and Lynn was also played on the pop stations, plus I used to regularly see her on mainstream network shows that most of the others weren't on.

Y'all know Suzy Bogguss is still the best voice in country, right?

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Крутой чувак!

"AMERICAN MUSIC SHOP" was & STILL IS, ONE OF THE GREATEST TV MUSIC SHOWS EVER!!! from Hampton, VA ✌❤...LOVE, LOVE, LOVE CARLENE CARTER...STILL DO!!!

RIP Nick Ceroli, Lou Pagani, Tonni Kalash, Bob Edmondson and John Pisano of the Tijuana Brass.

Great documentary about this lovely man.

Wow.....never knew anything about Herb Albert until i finished watching this video. Heard a few songs of his as a kid growing up but never knew his accomplishments with building a company and signing my other favorite group, the Carpenters. Amazing talent as a kid, teen, and adult. I also never knew Herb called up on of my favorite composures named Bert Bacharach to send him a love song so he can add it to his show, which btw hit number one. Truely a maverick, pioneering his talent and taking the bull by the horn to give us fans decades of listening pleasure. Herb was right, he was able to take advantage being around at the right moment and at the right place. Imho i believe his musical parents were a catalyst which helped Herb achieve musical greatness.

Is Loretta in this?

What can you say, only the Best ever.

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performances only 03:41 Mary Chapin Carpenter - He Thinks He'll Keep Her 11:05 Emmylou Harris - Hello Stranger 16:46 Trisha Yearwood - Nearest Distant 24:18 Suzy Bogguss - Aces 31:20 Pam Tillis - Cleopatra, Queen of Denial 38:33 Tanya Tucker - It’s a Little Too Late 45:14 Lorrie Morgan - Something in Red 51:45 Kathy Mattea - Standing Knee Deep In A River (Dying Of Thirst) 59:31 Tammy Wynette - Crying In The Rain 01:07:48 Michelle Wright - Take It Like A Man 01:15:13 Patty Loveless - Hurt Me Bad (In a Real Good Way) 01:22:35 Wynonna - It's Never Easy To Say Goodbye 01:28:47 All - The Hard Way

He also gave us "Gato Barbieri" and "Chuck Mangione". He was one of my dad's favorite artist so, i have A LOT of his records.

Thank you for posting this. The end theme is one of my favorites ever!

great great from denmark

Just love his music plus he was gorgeous. Still ok too and lovely Lani. X

A national treasure! As well as an international treasure.

Love your advice Mr Alpert! Be yourself. Great advice from a Great Talent and a lovely humble man!

Rest in peace maestro

I love and admire Loretta Lynn. It was three top ladies who were strong in the country music they are Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn, and Dottie West. Dottie and Loretta were born the same year and both were also best friends with each other and Patsy Cline.

364 likes, should be 364 million.

I wish Reba McEntire , Dolly Parton and Loretta Lynn were there performing they are legends in their own right. And not forget mention Barbara Mandrell

12:47 The Sweetest Thing Lyrics ~ In the stillness of the dawn Our love is dead and gone The sunrise warms my heart With memories of you It's the sweetest thing--remembering There's a picture in the hall That I'm leaving on the wall 'Cause there's a look in your eyes That always made me fall apart It's the sweetest thing--remembering When I close my eyes to cry I can't help but feel a smile 'Cause I think of you and I forget It hurt to say goodbye But after all we've been through It's amazing to me The sweetest thing's remembering Oh the sweetest thing--remembering We wanted love to last forever And the good lord knows we tried But when the rain came pouring down There was no place left to hide But after all we've been through It's amazing to me The sweetest thing's remembering Oh the sweetest thing--remembering It's the sweetest thing--remembering

Fantastic

No mexican ja sound so sarcastic shouldn't say that no need to mention that. Sound so racist

Herb has lived the great American dream. He is appealing in so many ways.. from his rise to stardom to his struggles with himself and bachk to success.

Previn speaks intro

I have watched this many times. The many talented legends of American Country Music, the wonderful blend of older and younger (then) artists and their stories. As has been proven with time, many of these younger ones have gone on to be mentors for the current crop. Well done, ladies.

A serious omission: where are the young composing fellows?

I was fortunate to be in attendance in 1988, the year of Lenny Bernstein’s 70th. Nice to see the wonderful Phyllis Curtin and the lovely Naneen Boyce and dear Richard Ortner, although he’d shaved the beard three years after this! I know that Seranak piano so well. Such happy memories. But the humidity…and the skunks!!!

Ronald Reagan and Michael Dukakis vie for the hand of Jane Fonda.

All those ladies can sing and they all looked very sexy . Wayne mack.

Still one of the best eras of the Today Show. Bryant & Jane were THE anchor team of the 80s...PERIOD!

This was a fantastic documentary. Wow, what a ride! He did it all!

Country Singers, Songwriters, Ladies🎼📻🎙🎵🎶🥁🎸🎹😎 Legends🏆🏅🥇🥈🥉🎖♥️🌐🌎⭐🌟⭐🌟⭐Stellar🏘🍿⛾!♾

Just incredible playing.

I realize Mr. Sedaka has better things to do, but he would make an excellent music teacher: he explains things quite well and seems like such a lovely, patient man. Most geniuses can't (or won't) explain their processes. He's a very engaging interviewee, and I had no idea he'd written and/or performed all of those hits! Nor did I know he'd been exploited by his mother and her sleazy lover - it's especially disgusting since he seems so kind and worked so hard. Thank goodness he was able to keep on keepin' on!

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Neil should be in the rock n roll hall of fame YESTERDAY

Rest in Peace, Donald Sutherland, the original actor who played as Brian Costello (1935-2024) 😢😢😢😢

Neil is the best!!

Alwmays live the closing credits suite. 😊

one of the greatest performances ever. I wish they could do it again. Even though a lot of these legends are now gone, their successors carry the torch. And further documentary focus on these wonderful ladies would be awesome. After i saw this, the line from a Gordon Lightfoot song actually allowed me to perfectly imagine it. "Kitty Wells was a real good friend of mine"

It’s a travesty Neil is NOT in the Rock and Roll HOF! 67 years in the business. Neil has wrote some of THE greatest songs on the 50’s-70’s eras. There was a petition online several years ago….its time it was revived and sent to the RnR HOF. What are they waiting for? His death??? Honor him NOW!

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Trisha Yearwood’s voice is absolutely prime on her performance. So strong and pure.

RIP David Sanborn @ 38:54