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Sunday Night, later named Michelob Presents Night Music, is a late-night television show which aired for two seasons between 1988 and 1990 as a showcase for jazz and eclectic musical artists. It was hosted by Jools Holland and David Sanborn, and featured Marcus Miller as musical director. Guests included acts such as Sonny Rollins, Shinehead, Sister Carol, Sonic Youth, Joe Sample, Slim Gaillard, Pere Ubu, Pharoah Sanders, and many others. In addition, vintage clips of jazz legends like Thelonious Monk, Dave Brubeck, and Billie Holiday were also featured. The show also featured a house band of Omar Hakim (drums), Marcus Miller (bass), Philippe Saisse (keys), David Sanborn (sax), Hiram Bullock (guitar), and Jools Holland (piano). The show often allowed its guests ample time to explain the origins of their sound, meaning of songs, etc. It also provided a national audience for lesser known acts (like Arto Lindsay's band The Ambitious Lovers). Hal Willner was the music coordinator, responsible for the interesting musical mix-and-matching that took place on the show.

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@glidernyc
@glidernyc 3 года назад
Where did TV lose its way? Shows like this should be a staple not a wonderful but obscure rarity. Thank god for RU-vid and bless the poster of this video.
@rillloudmother
@rillloudmother 2 года назад
there were only like 2-3 shows that showed actual jazz on US national TV in the entire 60 year run of broadcast dominance. [~1950-2010]. rest in pieces big 3 networks...
@jeremydewitte9823
@jeremydewitte9823 2 года назад
If this got enough viewers today, they would have it. It’s like asking why there aren’t shows showing Shakespeare plays..... it wouldn’t get the views it needs.
@richardpelto9099
@richardpelto9099 2 года назад
Absolutely true!!!
@philobrandon5710
@philobrandon5710 2 года назад
Can I like this comment a thousand times ? What about an Arts channel that reallt has Art, a history channel that really has History, a music channel that really has Music? Jools made this style a winning formula in Britain with later...with Jools, I watch rabidly.
@philobrandon5710
@philobrandon5710 2 года назад
@@rillloudmother , Steve Allen showed jass, even Carson. Ossie Davis had With Ossie and Ruby, and Soundstage was respectable on PBS long before Austin City Limits. Avant Gard music was a staple of Ernie Kovacs Show. Which ones were you thinking of?
@farshimelt
@farshimelt 4 года назад
Props to the sound person; you can hear every instrument and every voice in the mix, beautifully balanced.
@Marshall-zl2cm
@Marshall-zl2cm 6 месяцев назад
Was not Was and Leonard Cohen AND Sonny Rollins and LATER Ken Nordine. You're observing absolutely magnificent television, impossible to replicate ever again.
@SpindizzieGold
@SpindizzieGold 11 лет назад
perhaps the best episode of the series. thanks for sharing and for the excellent quality
@slimedog
@slimedog 4 года назад
Night Music was probably the best music program of all time.
@richardthurston2171
@richardthurston2171 4 месяца назад
Fantastic. Thanks for posting this.
@jevanloon
@jevanloon 3 года назад
RIP Sweet Pea Atkinson, 1945-1920, vocalist for Was Not Was.
@michaelvaladez6570
@michaelvaladez6570 4 месяца назад
1920 ?
@xuxa36
@xuxa36 11 лет назад
amazing music, amazing , and so soothing and calming.
@kuttycrew
@kuttycrew 2 года назад
Wish we had something like this today
@gkf411
@gkf411 3 года назад
Leonard Cohen performances: Tower of Song 13:50 Who By Fire 33:40
@wrybread
@wrybread 5 лет назад
I regret that I have but one thumbs up to give.
@seansherrod8725
@seansherrod8725 Год назад
4:20 - 7:47 is my second favorite live performance of all time!! Rest In Peace Sweet Pea Atkins!!!
@GuyBoost-zb9bi
@GuyBoost-zb9bi 9 месяцев назад
Sounds lovely ke EAETH WIND AND FIRE MEETS DEVO
@DougEarley
@DougEarley 6 лет назад
Sweetpea Atkinson (Was Not Was) was superb in this video!
@katiecannon8186
@katiecannon8186 4 года назад
Ken Nordine isn’t getting enough 💕 in the comments. So, I’ll just say 😍
@dalemcilwain
@dalemcilwain 3 года назад
One of the best tv music shows around. The problem with syndicated tv shows at that time. Even if there is a following in some areas of the country. The show can still be cancelled.
@clayteunis9282
@clayteunis9282 5 лет назад
Sonny Rollins is cool
@Scixxy
@Scixxy 11 лет назад
Sheer brilliance.
@daeshawnaskew6030
@daeshawnaskew6030 7 лет назад
sonny rollins is a veteran on the tenor sax
@fomomoto3
@fomomoto3 11 лет назад
Thank God that Jools found a way to carry on with what continues to be the hippest and most open minded, open to any genre, television music show concepts. If not for Jools then who? Sanborn certainly dropped the ball and no one else has tried anything even close. Bizarre that you accuse Jools of stealing an idea that he was in on from the beginning.
@BlueSkies32
@BlueSkies32 5 лет назад
Don Was kicks ass.
@billysolhurok5542
@billysolhurok5542 10 лет назад
19:00 Sisters of Mercy?
@duncansmith8992
@duncansmith8992 7 лет назад
Great program with some great musicians. What on earth is the painful, musically limited, little bastard Holland doing on this program? He's like a bad smell...he is everywhere.
@obertoene3185
@obertoene3185 7 лет назад
so . . what's your purpose in life ?
@duncansmith8992
@duncansmith8992 Год назад
@@obertoene3185 I notice you couldn’t answer my question. What’s your purpose ?
@obertoene3185
@obertoene3185 Год назад
@@duncansmith8992 my purpose or what i aim for is not to use foul language & offend people , so yes i might not be in favour of somebody but still - see before . . . i really enjoy a platform for my kinda music & he`s just doing a job , like him or not .
@wetlazer
@wetlazer 6 лет назад
Pretty good show, too bad the little British guy wasn't better prepared to host a show.
@celticgodsoriginal
@celticgodsoriginal 8 лет назад
Jools is soooooooo painful & embarassin
@SteppingRaven56
@SteppingRaven56 6 лет назад
Jools, such a dweeb
@jbelafonte
@jbelafonte 10 лет назад
Leonard Cohen with Sonny Rollins performing "Who By Fire" is simply sublime.
@kovvvas
@kovvvas 3 года назад
thankfully, Sanborn didn't chime in.
@gkf411
@gkf411 3 года назад
Sweet Pea Atkinson (?) doing the powerful "tell me" background vocal was great.
@edwardsinger6075
@edwardsinger6075 3 года назад
Yessiree! Of all the many versions LC recorded, this is the one for the ages. God bless him - and Sonny, too. Hallelujah!
@larryfine9685
@larryfine9685 2 года назад
@@edwardsinger6075 I wish DEVO would have appeared on
@jamminonmain
@jamminonmain 2 года назад
Leonard Cohen and Ken Nordine on the same show?! 1989 was a different, different and wonderful time.
@ScottHz
@ScottHz 6 месяцев назад
I seem to remember Bongwater on the same show as Leonard Cohen?
@andrewakav
@andrewakav 8 лет назад
sonny rollins and leonard cohen together with that backing is truly spiritual
@farshimelt
@farshimelt 4 года назад
I always want Cohen's songs to go on and on.
@jacksonhayes584
@jacksonhayes584 4 года назад
RIP Hal Willner, you were a genius ahead of your time
@rickperlstein9988
@rickperlstein9988 4 года назад
Me and my freshman roommate used to commander the dorm TV for this every Friday night Gawd, was it really real or was it all just a dream?
@TheEleatic
@TheEleatic 7 лет назад
Sonny Rollins is the bottomless gumball machine you dreamed of as a kid. Pure Joy.
@spaceghost8995
@spaceghost8995 2 года назад
Not my thing, but I can't deny Rollins is the real deal!
@kingpleasure
@kingpleasure 7 лет назад
For those who don't play saxophone and therefore probably think that at the end of Who By Fire Sonny Rollins bends down and presses his sax against his leg simply for some kind of dance move let me explain. The lowest natural note on a tenor sax is Bb, however if you partially cover the bell of the horn you can cause it to play the Bb flat enough to become an A. You can do this in many ways, such as pressing the bell against some object or as Sonny does here, against the inside of you knee. Doing that however requires not only flexibility of your body but being tall since the length of the sax from the bottom to the bell is long enough to make it difficult for short people. Sonny clearly doesn't have that problem but others of us do. i know a sax player who used to press it up against one of the butt cheeks of the female vocalist, although that often resulted in him getting smacked a good one. LOL.
@tortolafan
@tortolafan 7 лет назад
Thanks, man. I had no idea.
@alrivas1477
@alrivas1477 2 года назад
We didn't know it then but this was the height of network television. And it was magnificent. You'd think it could be done today.
@petergambaccini7396
@petergambaccini7396 2 года назад
This is the best performance in the history of a Litile Night Music. Rollins is genius.
@hivicar
@hivicar Год назад
Agree! The taping of Milton Nascimento and James Taylor was pretty great as well! Is that Marilyn Mazur on percussion, next to Robben Ford?
@BorrowedTunes
@BorrowedTunes 10 лет назад
That day in 1989 I came up on the broadcast midway through with Rollins in black and white and was transfixed by the daring segue into Cohen's Who by Fire. This episode has haunted my memory since that day, I became instant uber-fan of all the artists involved and really have enjoyed their legacies, especially Was (Not Was). I HAVE been able to find snippets of the broadcast, but the whole thing is a gem. Hal Willner, musical director, is a genius! Have QUITE enjoyed his work. I encourage exploration in this area if you are digging what is laid down in this show. Thanks for the post!
@legasiguy551
@legasiguy551 6 лет назад
This is still the best music show in TV history! It was so good that it lasted 1 season on NBC. It was too much for the small brained TV execs to handle.
@jimcharles651
@jimcharles651 2 года назад
It lasted 2 seasons if I'm not incorrect
@lromfried
@lromfried 11 лет назад
This was one of the greatest television shows. I watched every week. The piece with Cohen, Sonny and Was Not Was just blew me away. There was something like that almost every week. And the house band was incredible! I thought the comedy they highlighted during the first year of the slow fell flat. When they concentrated on music, it became a great show.
@chipwalter4490
@chipwalter4490 Год назад
4:32 WAS (Not Was) “Hello Operator” 8:45 Sonny Rollins “Kim” 13:50 Leonard Cohen “Tower Of Song” 21:26 WAS (Not Was) “Earth To Doris & Robot Girl” 26:24 Ken Nordine “Don’t you wish…” 30:18 Sonny Rollins clip from 1963 33:41 Sonny Rollins & Leonard Cohen “Who By Fire” 43:00 WAS (Not Was) "I Can't Turn You Loose"
@farshimelt
@farshimelt 4 года назад
I'm surprised that the show lasted 2 yrs. Definitely too hip for the room.
@nitedreamer23
@nitedreamer23 4 года назад
Where was it aired? America? Syndicated? I don't remember this.
@katiecannon8186
@katiecannon8186 4 года назад
It’s why we need publicly funded art. So we can support good art.
@boscopit
@boscopit 3 года назад
For real
@jamestdawson
@jamestdawson 3 года назад
@@nitedreamer23 It was originally only on the NBC owned and operated stations. I was a program director at an Indie and picked it up and was the only one running it in prime time. Incredible show.
@meowco69
@meowco69 10 лет назад
This show was too good for its own good which is why no one watched it back in the day. Looking back now, I wished I would have watched this show more often but my taste didn't expand yet to appreciate the likes of Leonard Cohen, Dan Hicks, Betty Carter, etc. I was still in my Zeppelin, Priest, Sabbath phase. I'm glad that Jools Holland carried on the torch across the pond. Why is it shows like Jools Holland thrive in the UK (and bless him for it!) but here in the US we have to go to RU-vid and watch what other countries do or just reminisce of shows like this, Midnight Special or the Old Grey Whistle Test? smh..
@seansherrod4750
@seansherrod4750 5 лет назад
Wow, this is the EXACT episode that I saw of this AWESOME program that turned me on to it way back when! EXCELLENT post!
@stampscapes
@stampscapes 8 лет назад
This episode was my favorite one from the program. I think it was the only one I didn't tape over back in the day --not because I didn't like the other episodes but because I didn't have enough blank VHS tapes to keep them.
@vcp93
@vcp93 5 лет назад
Is that George Duke playing keyboard with Sonny? Wish these shows were available on DVD.
@rickperlstein9988
@rickperlstein9988 4 года назад
I was like, is it is it is it? I don't remember him ever being that skinny. But then he played, and the touch is unmistakable, even on the crappy 1980s digital piano.
@davidotness6199
@davidotness6199 4 года назад
@@rickperlstein9988 ---They singled him out at the end. Twas George.
@fleursbruyantes4177
@fleursbruyantes4177 4 года назад
@@rickperlstein9988 He was filling in for Marcus Miller as musical director for a few episodes.
@YaoEspirito
@YaoEspirito 3 года назад
And I think I saw Robben Ford on guitar.
@richhillbass
@richhillbass 3 года назад
@@fleursbruyantes4177 thanks ! George Duke for sure ...so who is covering for Marcus?
@bobbitchin4382
@bobbitchin4382 2 года назад
Great performances with Ken Nordine!
@ThreeAMWoman
@ThreeAMWoman 7 лет назад
RIP, Leonard. You will be loved & missed by the world. Thank you for leaving us the beauty of your life's work. Be seeing you soon, Old Friend. Love
@kzinful
@kzinful 4 года назад
No problem Leonard , we're hearing you still brother. When he walked off with those two angels.. I teared up.
@jamesogara2219
@jamesogara2219 6 лет назад
Hold crap Was not Was is insane
@ameerordimly1449
@ameerordimly1449 4 года назад
No - u HOLD the Crap
@rsmko
@rsmko 4 года назад
@@ameerordimly1449 Hold what crap? Who crapped onstage? On camera? Ew! Willner, HOLD TIGHT.
@spaceghost8995
@spaceghost8995 2 года назад
Sonny Rollins is still alive at 91! Unbelievable career.
@GriffGriffith
@GriffGriffith 11 лет назад
The best live music show in the history of network tv. Bring Hal Willner back!
@Mado42069
@Mado42069 9 лет назад
I like how at the begining of Sonny's song, Sanborn hurry to put his music sheet on his stand, and it just falls off seconds later.
@zaihiraray
@zaihiraray 9 лет назад
Y'know I'd love to have been at this show. And think Was Not Was, are so wonderfully fabulous and incomparable back then, performing LIVE!! The choreography to the musical arrangement of their song Please Operator is sizzling HOT, Oh yay!
@hankstone
@hankstone 4 года назад
I remembered this particular show with awe. So glad I can relive it.
@lawrencewolfe1825
@lawrencewolfe1825 3 года назад
What a joy and pleasure to see and hear this excellent episode again! Sonny Rollins, Leonard Cohen and Was Not Was were all terrific. The arrangement of "Who By Fire" with the unforgettable sax work of Sonny Rollins was particularly unforgettable!
@marcusvolta6685
@marcusvolta6685 3 года назад
No question about it. NIGHT MUSIC was the best MUSIC presentation on American Television and definitely miles ahead of whatever has been offered before and afterwards. Absolutely incredible and off the stratosphere.
@zaihiraray
@zaihiraray 9 лет назад
Leonard Cohen's lyrics/poetry superbly surreal as usual, and his voice, inimitable. I dig this. Soulful and bluesy, music that certainly transports the mind to another realm. Sublime musiciansip... real Entertainment to stretch the imagination.
@b.bailey8244
@b.bailey8244 6 лет назад
oh my my my... this show with this lineup... is an incomparable treasure - i did not know about this TV show series - thank you youtube for exisiting as my "TV" - gonna have to watch more of these! i came here for Ken Nordine...the ultimate jazz orator...and got... Leonard Cohen, Sonny Rollins, Was Not Was; and the rest of these jazz greats - !!!! !
@Larrymh07
@Larrymh07 5 лет назад
My intro to Word Jazz! Fly free, Ken Nordine.
@The_best_days_are_yesterdays
@The_best_days_are_yesterdays 2 года назад
The man was a legend!
@MrSteviedan
@MrSteviedan 11 лет назад
Except that unfortunately Jools very rarely features any jazz, soul or funk musicians apart from 'flavour of the week' artists - the genius of this show was its unabashed, unapologetic fusing of music styles. I mean, Sonny Rollins and Robben Ford playing with Leonard Cohen is just fantastic, but you'd never see anything similar on Jools.
@hedontevenhavehislicenseli2058
@hedontevenhavehislicenseli2058 3 года назад
I love how you tube takes me down these rabbit holes. I had totally forgotten about this show. I think I can appreciate this show a lot more now.
@stevefromchicago8277
@stevefromchicago8277 4 месяца назад
Have you dived into the rabbit hole of Midnight Special? A lot of new episodes just got posted (2024), that show and Night Music are the 2 best American music programs
@BradSh0rt
@BradSh0rt 9 лет назад
Came here for the Was! :) not disappointed . .
@KurtI2525
@KurtI2525 2 года назад
I remember watching this show and thinking what a great timeline I was living in. And how it gave me hope for the future of humanity. Those days are gorn.
@spaceghost8995
@spaceghost8995 5 лет назад
Love Cohen's beautiful backup singer!
@irish66
@irish66 8 лет назад
leonard cohen and Sonny Rollins together. Fantastic doesn;t even come close.
@aaronchavez9734
@aaronchavez9734 3 года назад
I miss the late 80s early 90s. I remember staying up late to press the record button on the VCR to record this show.
@jocknarn3225
@jocknarn3225 5 лет назад
Holy-S___; what have I, Down Under, been missing out on ...
@ehmahleeSW
@ehmahleeSW 7 лет назад
Pahahahah, yessssssssss!!! Cannot stop the unintentional giggles from exploding in response to this delicious soul food of sound
@paulklee
@paulklee 3 года назад
Leonard Cohen/ Sonny Rollins INCREDIBLE!
@dmande3
@dmande3 10 лет назад
Pretty sure the house band guitarist on this episode was Robben Ford. Of course, both he & the late Hiram Bullock were great, as was the show (Jools Holland's attempts at humor notwithstanding).
@mike9klf
@mike9klf 5 лет назад
I am completely blown away by these shows!!! I lived and breathed these back then. I centered my week around them! Definitely one of the most important TV Music shows EVER! Why oh why have these not been put out by Michaels? I notice "Music Air and Japanese sub titles...Any info on that.
@Nottalottasleep
@Nottalottasleep 11 лет назад
Thankyou. It's all I have to say in response to you having posted this show - I only wish for all of these shows. Nightmusic, (also known as Sunday Night Live ) was produced by Broadway Video, the folks who brought us "Saturday Night Live." This is a little like the musical segments from SNL being responsible for covering for a no-show cast, if you will. Anyway Wilner was the producer for SNL that churned my butter and he got up to it again in this forum. Check out all of these you can find.
@GrowLLLTigeRRR
@GrowLLLTigeRRR 6 лет назад
Why have I never heard of this show?! EXCELLENT!
@tricatfilms6136
@tricatfilms6136 Год назад
wow, never heard of this show... LOOKS ABSOLUTELY amazing. Like an open mic night for legends lol.
@Ostermontag
@Ostermontag 3 года назад
Great to see WAS NOT WAS performing. So much fun. Sad to hear their vocalist Sweet Pea Atkinson past away in May 2020.
@KurtI2525
@KurtI2525 2 года назад
I’m grateful the Universe created Leonard Cohen.
@Dorlascada
@Dorlascada 11 лет назад
Am thrilled to find these videos. Thank you for posting them.
@geronimorolo
@geronimorolo 9 лет назад
Sonny Rollins kills me..
@TheEleatic
@TheEleatic 7 лет назад
Sonny Rollins kills EVERYONE. I saw him live. A night to remember.
@TheSidFang
@TheSidFang 3 года назад
I saw this episode when it was first broadcast and was absolutely blown away by the performance of "Who by Fire", a Cohen song I had not yet heard at the time. I searched for it on RU-vid in the past, up to maybe 10 years ago, and couldn't find it. Happened to look again today, and, wow, bless you crosscurrentjazz for posting it in good quality. Night Music was an amazing institution while it lasted.
@devilduck
@devilduck 3 года назад
This is just an amazing show and performance. It's a damn shame there are no shows like this on now. Darryls House is about the only thing that has come close.
@floobuscanoobus
@floobuscanoobus 2 года назад
You know you’re badass when that band is applauding you.
@kerryglenthorne
@kerryglenthorne 10 лет назад
I love the collaboration between the legendary Sonny Rollins and Leonard Cohen.
@danielevan8064
@danielevan8064 4 месяца назад
Sonny Rollins blows the cosmic wind, great mix with Leonard Cohen
@michaelobrien8219
@michaelobrien8219 3 года назад
this is really fine stuff!! Sonny Rollins and Leonard Cohen! wow
@mikethesax
@mikethesax 11 лет назад
Amazing start to finish. An American Music treasure.
@zaihiraray
@zaihiraray 10 лет назад
Wonderful footwork, sure dig the choreography.... Splendid, funky moves. And the rhythmic footstephs, shake your groove thang, here's a fine show everyone their thing in low down groovesville
@claryscat
@claryscat 11 лет назад
I was glued to the TV on Sunday night at midnight every week. Nobody I knew ever saw this show! Had to get up on Monday I guess. I talk about it now but nobody has ever heard of it. Great to have this stuff posted here!! Isn't Sonny is a freakin' monster... colossus no doubt.
@jimwilson5148
@jimwilson5148 Месяц назад
Oh, lordy, lordy, I got the chills! This episode is, IMHO, the best hour of television ever broadcast! Leonard Cohen singing, backed by Was Not Was, featuring Sonny Rollins and David Sanborn is the epitome of amazing!
@Marshall-zl2cm
@Marshall-zl2cm 6 месяцев назад
seeing The Pixies perform Tame is a highlight of my TV experience, seeing it at 17 without ever hearing or knowing the Pixies, I never became a huge fan but Tame on Night Music, up there with Herbie Hancock doing Rockit on the AMAs. Here for Ken Nordine, also, Jools kind of ported this format over to BBC for Late Night with Jools Holland, which has a great load of performances from Soundgarden Rusty Cage to Dizzy Rascal to Goldfrapp. Late Night TV will eventually become the new vinyl appointment watching, something like this show and TV Party by Glenn 0'Brien
@zaihiraray
@zaihiraray 10 лет назад
What a fabulous share, thank you. Magnificent musicians, I love all of these cats, Kool individuals what a superb performance.... WAS Not Was...Ooh YAY!! Tight horn section too, heavenly...
@billm.819
@billm.819 6 лет назад
Was Not Was needs more credit than they get today. Sonny Rollins as well.
@colbybelk
@colbybelk 3 года назад
@34:50 Good God! All those voices, sweet Jesus. Sorry, I only have religious adjacent exclamations. But damn, I’m moved!
@zandoka
@zandoka Месяц назад
Oh man that ROllins tune is lit from scratch. And it might as well be recorded yesterday and is just as relevant as ever! OMG what a joy to be able to see and breath this.
@Samuel-sg2iv
@Samuel-sg2iv 3 месяца назад
I love in the super energetic last song section, they were like.... Okay now Leonard.. go sit over there.🤣 He was probably happy they said that, though it was still really funny. You got to love Leonard man, The only person i've ever seen that is somewhat similar to me.
@GuyBoost-zb9bi
@GuyBoost-zb9bi 9 месяцев назад
I Wish that would have been on More Years si That DEVO could have been on DUTY NOW FOR THE FUTURE ❤🎉😺📸💪🌜🌛🎵🇺🇸☢️🎶🌞🌏📻🌍🌏
@muhrvis
@muhrvis 5 месяцев назад
How did a program this good slip through the soul-crushing machinery of the TV industry?
@rmharris2001
@rmharris2001 5 месяцев назад
Late Late Night TV (i.e.. after The Tonight Show or SNL went off) was a fairly new thing back then. Executives didn't know what to do and some were willing to experiment: Jools' show "Later" was successful in the UK, so why not try something like that in The States? Having a major musician, a 'name' (David Sanborn), co-host helped to sell it to the network and audiences. Those of us who were fans knew we were watching something very special. I doubt anyone can pull a show like this off now - or would be willing to try...That makes me sad.
@GuyBoost-zb9bi
@GuyBoost-zb9bi 9 месяцев назад
It would have been more Hilarious 😂 If They have sang call the operator call the police 🚓🚨 someone stole my Baby 🐥🍼 911
@b.bailey8244
@b.bailey8244 5 месяцев назад
Here again. Here still. This still moves me so much every time I watch it and listen to the sublime music and words. "Who by Fire" brings me to tears every time. Music like this is a treasure. I wonder what'll happen when there are no more analog copies of these great moments. Bring back analog. Digital is not reliable - must not let these moments be lost.
@strangersname
@strangersname 4 года назад
RIP Sweet Pea Atkinson. What a talent you were!
@jimcharles651
@jimcharles651 2 года назад
All of a sudden, BOOM!! George Duke appears out of nowhere and fuckin RIPS!!!
@loydmcintosh4961
@loydmcintosh4961 5 лет назад
This show is exhbit A why the 80s were the greatest decade in the human history.
@farshimelt
@farshimelt 4 года назад
"It's a bird, it's a plane, It's....." Ken Nordine, announcing Superman on the radio and Levis on TV.
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