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Tom Snyder - 1998 Late Late Show Open
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- Опубликовано: 31 дек 2007
- Here's the opening for the CBS TV "Late Late Show with Tom Snyder" that aired on April 8, 1998. You get to hear that great David Sanborn theme music and a typical show begining. Video remains the property of CBS and Worldwide Pants, Inc., all rights reserved.
I miss him so much. It was my routine coming home from work. Watch Carson, then watch Tom Snyder. These late night clowns we have now are NOTHING compared to the greats.
smitty195 . ..very true....Jimmy Fallon acts so immature and seems to cater to that Sat night live cast...none of these guys can ever match Jonny Carson and Tom Snyder.
that music goes so perfectly with those nighttime scenes... this show used to be the last thing i watched before falling asleep
It's too bad the Late Late Show has gone to shit. Tom Snyder, Craig Kilborn, Craig Ferguson, are all gone now. James Corden ia unwatchable. It's so sad.
+Rudolph Davis Which Craig are we talking about? They both left the Late Late Show to persue other interests.
Always loved the intro too…and Tom Snyder was an excellent talk show host. Used to enjoy this show so much
Long live the Late, Late Show with Tom Snyder! And what a beautiful intro by David Sanborn!
Tom Snyder...R.I.P.
Even though CBS was no longer the "Columbia Broadcasting System" at this point, Tom pulled that line off perfectly. I didn't appreciate this show when it was on the air but looking back Tom mastered the art of conversation. This is one of the classiest shows to ever be on late night, right up there with Johnny Carson. I feel like only Jon Stewart may be able to pull off a show like this in the future, and that's not a coincidence given that he guest-hosted this show and was mentored by Peter Lasally.
I understand that completely. I enjoyed those shows plus Married With Children (it was the anti-sitcom and went out of its way to prove it).
David Letterman's new show on Netflix is clearly Snyder-influenced with elements of his own brand mixed in. I give kudos to Dave for the effort to bring this type of talk show back again.
Thanks for posting! First off, God rest Tom's soul. Now, I loved this theme. Good memory. Lived in L.A. @ the time & could never get enough of jazz music, sunsets & the night. This intro nailed it. Lived in cities my whole life & as an artist & I'd study evening/ night scenes. When I first saw this show, there was something comforting to it. Tom Snyder seemed like a nice guy, too, genuine. Especially love the brief sunset shot over the CBS studio. I've seen it for real & it's soothing.
Love this piece of music
Clarence Joseph same here.
God, I love that theme song! If you ever take this off of RUclips, I will never forgive you.
Agreed
Thanks for this, I always loved that intro, quintessential Sanborne.
If I ever had a show I would do it just like him what a legend! RIP TS.
I miss Tom and this show
The colorcast! A fine broadcaster.
Really miss Tom. His radio show was great. Tomorrow and the CBS shows were great as well.I think he was really under rated as a talk show host.
Tom was THE BEST! I wish I could own a complete DVD collection of his shows. Sorely miss Tom Snyder.
What a way to start off the night, with that smooth, mellow intro.
This is my birthday! I turned six when this show aired. As I grew older, always liked Tom Snyder and his style of interviewing, so all of this seems a tad bit fitting.
Would you believe I tracked this down simply to hear David Sanborn? Great intro music 🎶
I remember hearing that theme song for the first time and that's why I started watching that show over 20 years ago. I wish the song was longer.
Me too
Yep
When late night was sophisticated. The theme song would always soothe me to sleep when I was little.
I looked this up just for the music. I love it!
Thank you for uploading this. I always loved Tom's water tower in the opening & bumpers, and his shows (both on NBC & CBS) talking about his interest in railroads and model trains. Another thing I once saw him do, either in a bumper going into a commercial or perhaps at show's close, was a shot of himself spinning around on the circular platform on which his & the guest's chair was perched--funny stuff that made for great TV!
I miss Tom Snyder. Late night isn't like this anymore. :(
we need a show like this
No, I love him so much.
This was a really good show!!!
Not a stutter, stammer, hem or haw. A true broadcaster.
man i wish tom was still on no audience laughing and clapping every 2 seconds it was the ideal mellow show to end your day with and tom was so real and loveable unlike all the current stnd up comics that do late nite now
You can always tell Sanborn from the very first note. I also appreciate the shot along the Roebling Bridge from my native Cincy in this opening.
Always liked the jazzy intro of the show. :)
David Sanborn is soulfully delicious. That open theme is hot!
love it love it love it!
The address is CBS! Welcome home!
My one wish to have, in addition to the generous clips on You Tube & in my own collection (which I'll someday soon upload) is to have at least one interview Tom did with actor Robert Blake.
I know Blake's fallen from grace now, but before that shady woman he married & was alleged to have killed, Blake was a truly eccentric guy & wonderful talk show guest; along with Bonnie Hunt, Dennis Miller, Star Trek writer Harlan Ellison, also one of Snyder's very favorite guests.
does anyone know town of the skyline at 0:06?miami maybe?
Tom was very intelligent ; witty , relaxed style ;
& well informed .
Newscasters we're informed , easy to listen to. Modern day news reporters now are arrogant, no class & in your face intensity !
does anybody know the name of the song?
Is that intro available anywhere?
I agree. I do like Rose as an interviewer but many of this guests are very full of themselves because Rose himself tries to make the show much more intellectual than it has to. Well, it is on PBS so maybe that is a requirement.
As you said, Snyder interviewed people like how people talk in real life. That laugh he did that was parodied on SNL was also contagious.
These days I like Tavis Smiley the best for one on one interviews. He's not as funny as Snyder was but still very good.
Yes, sadly, so much of our broadcasting & cultural past has been changed, their links to the past severed or only nominally existent.
Of course, even those old enough to know better often don't or have forgotten, and this sense of collective, cultural amnesia seems to be an epidemic at this point.
Ahhh..Faith Ford
I miss Snyder's wit and humor. The show was also much better with his format w/o an audience The dark colors of the set, late night time, and one on one interviews were gripping.
Kilborn and Furgeson cheapened it greatly and everything is a sex joke or toilet humor.
RIP Tom...it'll never be the same.
Back when Late Night TV was GOOD, Today it's all a bunch of HORSESH*T!!!
Yes, what you say is true. And even though Charlie Rose has a similar, darkened set, his show is full of pompous, pseudo-intellectuals and celebrities with a political agenda, and Rose fawns all over them, doesn't have the irreverent sense Snyder had.
Tom was just like watching one's favorite, eccentric uncle having a chat in his den over martinis--er, "colortinis.".
i like craig ferguson
craig ferguson's better.