Night Music 10-28-89 Todd Rundgren, Taj Mahal, Pat Metheny, Nanci Griffith
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- Опубликовано: 30 янв 2020
- We see a lot of episodes online of this terrific music series pairing up diverse artists, but several episodes seem to be missing - never fear, BetaGems has the complete series, as well as sister show Sunday Night, so we'll upload the missing episodes. This "lost" edition from 10-28-89 features Todd Rundgren, Taj Mahal, Pat Metheny, Nanci Griffith, and David Sanborn. The BetaGems channel also has "Longlost Music Video: The Nazz Open My Eyes 1968," "Commander Cody & Todd Rundgren 8-27-82 NYC," "Pete Townshend & Pat Metheny 10-22-90 TV performance," "Pat Metheny and Gary Burton perform on late night TV in 1990," "Pat Metheny & Paul Simon 7-28-88 late night TV performance," and "Peter Yarrow & Taj Mahal October 1987 late night TV performance."
BetaGems are culled from an archive of over 1000 beta video tapes recorded from 1983 into the 1990s. Most feature live music performances broadcast on television in San Diego CA, though there are also rarely seen commercials, comedy clips, and other material that doesn't seem to be anywhere else on RUclips or online. Most of the tapes were recorded on a Sony SL-HFT7 Super Beta Theater Hi-Fi Stereo - the same model was refurbished and is being used for these digital transfers and uploads.
Complete series episode guide with notations RE which are on BetaGems (most other episodes are at CrossCurrentJazz, tho a few others are missing online or only partially available).
SUNDAY NIGHT
10-2-88: Ivan Neville, George Duke, Ruth Brown (only partially available online)
10-9-88: Randy Newman, Mark Knopfler, Slim Gallard, Take 6
10-16-88: Paul Simon, Phoebe Snow, Yomo Toro, Eddie Palmieri
10-23-88: James Taylor, Nano Vasconcelos, Don Grolnick, Lani Groves (only partially available online)
11-13-88: Marianne Faithful, Aaron Neville, John Zorn, NRBQ
11-20-88: Dizzy Gillespie, Diane Reeves, David Peaston
11-27-88: Joe Cocker, Judy Mowatt, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, David Fathead Newman
12-4-88: Jack Bruce, Joe Walsh, Al Green, Highway 101
12-11-88: Al Jarreau, Darlene Love, Johnny Clegg & Savuka
12-18-88: Earl Klugh, Patti Austin, Joe Sample, Donald Fagen, Sister Carol
12-25-88: Dr. John, Jeff Healy, Mavis Staples
1-8-89: Al Jarreau, Johnny Clagg & Savuka, Darlene Love (only partially available online)
1-15-89: Curtis Mayfield, David Lindley, Shinehead, Taylor Dane, George Duke
1-22-89: Squeeze, Sam Moore, Stanley Turrentine, Ashford and Simpson
1-29-89: Youssou N’Dour, Ambitious Lovers, Phillip Bailey, Habib Faye, Marcus Roberts, George Duke (BETAGEMS)
2-5-89: Carlos Santana, Wayne Shorter, Fontella Bass, Lyle Lovett
2-12-89: Sonny Rollins, Leonard Cohen, Was (Not Was), final George Duke episode
2-19-89: Gospel edition with Claude Jeter, Shirley Ceasar, Take Six, Dixie Hummingbirds
2-26-89: Lou Reed, John Cale, Harry Connick Jr, Kate Webster, Paul Schaffer covers for Jools Holland
3-5-89: Robert Cray, John Hiatt, Nat King Cole, Tracy Nelson, World Saxophone Quartet
3-12-89: Willie Dixon, Betty Carter, John Sebastian, Branford Marsalis (BETAGEMS)
3-19-89: The Roches, Little Milton Campbell, John Lurie and the Lounge Lizards
3-26-89: Deleted/unaired clips - Robert Cray, John Hiatt, Squeeze, Youssou N’Dour (BETAGEMS)
4-2-89: Boz Scaggs, Betty Wright, Anson Funderburgh, Lou Marini (BETAGEMS)
4-9-89: Deleted/unaired clips - Aaron Neville, Joe Cocker, Al Green, Boz Scaggs, Dizzy Gillespie
NIGHT MUSIC (Saturdays)
9-30-89: Stevie Ray Vaughan, Pharoah Sanders, Van Dyke Parks, Maria McKee
10-7-89: Nona Hendryx, Adrian Belew, Pop Staples, Martha Davis, Elliott Sharp
10-14-89: Bob Weir, Rob Wasserman, Artis, John Lurie, Nano Vasconcelos, Bongwater
10-21-89: Bootsy Collins, Carla Bley, Steve Swallow, Her Cat Arnold, Alan Toussaint, Pretty Fat
10-28-89: Taj Mahal, Todd Rundgren, Nanci Griffith, Pat Metheny (BETAGEMS)
11-4-89: Rufus Thomas, Sting, Fareed Haque, Bill Frisell, Mary Margaret O’Hara
11-11-89: Hank Ballard, Miles Davis, Phranc
11-18-89: Eric Clapton, Robert Cray, Papa Wemba, Dan Hicks, Julee Cruise
11-25-89: Diamanda Galas, Indigo Girls, Daniel Lanois, Sonic Youth
12-2-89: Chuck Jackson, Jean Luc Ponty, Ray Manzarek, Michael McClure (BETAGEMS)
12-9-89: Rev. Al Green, Pixies, Syd Straw, Sun Ra (BETAGEMS)
12-16-89: Pere Ubu, Debbie Harry, Louden Wainwright III, David Sanborn, Jools Holland (only partially available online)
1-13-90: Bob Weir, Rob Wasserman, Screamin’ Jay Hawkins, Warren Zevon (only partially available online)
1-20-90: Kronos Quartet, the Residents, Conway Twitty, Aster Awek
2-3-90: NRBQ, Phil Woods, Graham Parker, Abbey Lincoln
2-17-90: Richard Thompson, Joe L. Sonya, Shawn Colvin, John Cale (BETAGEMS)
2-24-90: Hank Crawford, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Miles Davis, Abby Lincoln, outtakes
3-3-90: Deleted/unaired clips - Warren Zevon, Eric Clapton, Robert Cray, Charlie Haden (BETAGEMS)
3-10-90: Deleted/unaired clips - Abbey Lincoln, NRBQ, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Pharaoh Sanders (does not appear to be online) 
Развлечения
David Sandborn- Rest in peace
Hiram David Sanborn and Joe Sample and Joe Cocker all gone but never forgotten
Hiram Bullock was a killer player. Died way to young RIP Hiram.
I saw him do a clinic at Berklee with Kenwood Dennard and one of the school's bass instructors (it being more than a decade after Jaco had been murdered). The storytelling would have been enough reason to be there, but then they started playing!!!!! Kenwood could barely hear at that point (something like 75% loss in one ear, and 85% in the other - his monitors had to be LOUD), but man he could still play, and even almost deaf, he knew how to LISTEN. Some of the most responsive improvisation between three players I've heard.
Played with feelilng and lots of life
Todd Rundgren .......WOW
todd ruled
Todd Rundgren is nominated for the 2021 R&R Hall Of Fame for the 3rd year in a row. Let's FINALLY get him in! Search "Rock Hall Fan Vote" and vote with several emails.
His voice is spot on.
Impressive!
I absolutely loved this show. I watched every week after SNL. So sad it didn’t last too long. Every episode was amazing!!
I bought 3 new albums the week after seeing this show back in 89
Much Respect to the sound engineer on this show ...these performances were CD Quality !!!
All excellent musicians in the house band including Hiram Bullock, Omar Hakim and musical director Marcus Miller.
Right! Omar Hakim AND Hiram Bullock singing backup for you?
Nanci Griffith’s performances are so wonderful on the show. Love her music ♥️
But Dave Sanborn is gone. Wouldn't be the same. RIP
NBC.. please bring back this show ! I would start watching TV again because of this ..
great episode- great series
GREAT SERIES- GREAT ARTISTS PLAYING, JOINING IN TO COLLABORATE- JUST WONDERFUL
"Throw your big leg over me mama, I might not feel this good again," but they bowdlerized the lyrics for television.
What can I say!! Excellent!!! Love TR
Outstanding
Thanks a million for posting these, fabulous
I adore this song🙌❤️⭐️
Looks like Michelle there on background vocals. Great episode, forgot Metheny was also on that episode. Two of my favorite live performers on one show, saw them both multiple times! And Sanborn played on A Wizard, A True Star (Zen Archer).
Ok but the Michelob commercials 😆 It’s so bizarre to think that was once an effective way to sell cheap beer. And probably still is.
Michelob Dry - great beer!
I was living just outside of Denver when I first saw this progrum, around 1988-89. Loved it and stayed up every Saturday night to watch. And play John Denver songs on my geetar. Thank God for RUclips because I remember her on the same show as the Chii Peppers and Hank Crawford. I don't think she was in on the jam at the end though.
Watch Freddie Green's hands during the Count Basie bit. NO ONE gets Freddie Green comping right. There is nothing boring about playing nothing but quarter notes, if you play them like that!!!!!!!
I wonder if part of that approach is because the amplification was not like it is today so it was much more of a physical act to be heard at all in the context of a big band
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I watched this when it originally aired. Where is the Modern Jazz Quartet? They performed "Django" before Pat Metheny.
As you can see, this is the complete episode and Modern Jazz Quartet are not mentioned in the opening - you're thinking of a different episode, it looks like someone else has uploaded part of it - ruclips.net/video/_HN3nS5rUNs/видео.html
Loran Michaels owns Night Music and he won't release it
Lorne, stop pooping on the party!
Michaels unfortunately is too full of himself…a show like this he could never make today…he’s a shell of his former cutting edge