Lynn Anderson Comeback 1983

A segment from PM Magazine-Dallas in 1983 with host Leeza Gibbons talking about Lynn Anderson's comeback. Partially shot in our studio, Omega Audio. That's me behind the Amek console in the opening and closing segments.
("I Never Promised You a Rose Garden" is muted due to copyright restrictions. It's not a problem with the video).
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[@donaldewert2332]

Lynn Anderson should be in the Country Music Hall of Fame!!!

[@clapolla]

Most people just assume she is - that's how absurd it is that she isn't (yet).

[@ChadWalker-nu9dt]

She's not?? WTF?

[@donaldewert2332]

@@ChadWalker-nu9dt I have the whole list!!

[@DVann2800]

She paved the way for so many artists particularly the females. Before her the women of country were singing in front of bales of hay on syndicated country TV shows. She helped open the door to nationwide television exposure which was a huge deal for female country artists and for country music in general. It's unforgivable she's not in the hall of fame. They keep passing over her every year.

[@ChadWalker-nu9dt]

She was the first mainstream female country superstar. On everything in the 70s and early 80s

[@richarddodds3235]

I love to listen to, Lynn Anderson's, music over 50 plus years, She so beautiful on stage , It's hard not fall in love with her. And her music, Rest in peace , Till we meet in heaven, Sincerely Richard Dodds, l love you.

[@clapolla]

The Grace Kelly of Country Music. I like it. She was. Thanks for posting this for us to enjoy.

[@okeekonokee5282]

Returning for about the 4th/5th time to watch. For Lynn fans, this is one of the coolest videos on YT. Also, a reminder of why I started liking country music ass a kid in the '70s. This lady proved to me every country star wasn't limited to Hee Haw back then, because she was on all the major talk, variety, etc. shows throughout the '70s. I'd venture to say she was country music's first mainstream superstar (yes, before Dolly).

[@deyvids]

I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the comments!!

[@stanibol]

Country Royalty she was.

[@laurenurban3942]

She still is and will always be.

[@DavidWhitley]

i never get over how beautiful she was, with a voice to go with it

[@laurenurban3942]

Lynn had it all….beauty, talent and fans who love her still to this day. She had a dream life….RIP Lynn.

[@okeekonokee5282]

Lynn is stunning. Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@deyvids]

You’re so welcome! Glad you enjoyed it!!

[@clapolla]

Just realized that's Leeza Gibbons hosting PM Magazine

[@deyvids]

Yep. And nice as could be…

[@patriciajrs46]

She was the greatest. I love her.

[@downtoearth5108]

Beautiful Lynn. Thanks for the brilliant entertainment.

[@skaboosh]

So beautiful

[@deyvids]

Yes she was... Thanks for watching!

[@kclacourse5869]

Great interview . Always love the one on one , very insightful 👍

[@deyvids]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@cathybronchik1596]

I met him and his mother at on his birthday, at a fair he was about 4 or 5. When his mom was singing l put him and my son on some rides

[@jamesheath7601]

RIP

[@jondstewart]

Since she was from North Dakota, I figured she’d talk more like Joni Mitchell, a Canadian with a very thick prairie accent.

[@chadgilmore5046]

Elvis dropped out to do those corny movies in 1968 the king of Rock was back now its the Queen of country is back

[@leeferguson-pn2xz]

❤

[@lilchopstixz2161]

Huh, they didn’t mention her time in the Lawrence welk show

[@deyvids]

You're right, they didn't... Hard to get her entire history in only a 7 min. segment. I guess they were concentrating more on her comeback than on her past, other than major highlights. Thanks for watching and commenting!!

[@clapolla]

Actually, Leeza mentioned something about Mr. Welk, prompting Lynn to answer about "having thousands of bosses" as an entertainer.

[@cathybronchik1596]

What is her son Gray Stream doing

[@reeserichard3224]

U no