50 Years Of Country Music - 1978 TV special (Part 2 of 2)
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- 50 Years of Country Music. A 1978 3 hour Televised special recorded from the Kraft Music Hall in Nashville, Tennessee. Hosted by Dolly Parton, Glen Campbell, and Roy Clark. This is the second part of two. The Quasar VX format does not allow recordings longer than 2 hours (give or take.)
The history of county music is celebrated in this special event. Live performances include: Roy Acuff, Kitty Wells, Bill Monroe, Ernest Tubb, Crystal Gayle, Merle Haggard, Ray Charles, Loretta Lynn, Waylon Jenings, The Carter Family, Don Williams, Merle Haggard, Lynn Anderson, Barbara Mandrell, The Gatlin Brothers Band, Mel Till and Johnny Cash.
Country music has deep roots in America's history. Just like Rock, Country music stems from the rhythm and blues. Modern day music shows are unlike the shows of the 70s, i think you may agree.
This recording was televised by NBC and recorded back in January 22, 1978 onto two 1977 Quasar VX format videotapes that i purchased via eBay. I did not add watermarks, edit or add my own personal audio commentary in order to preserve the original presentation. The quality is very low due to the 43 year old videotape along with the single head system of the 1977 Quasar VR-1000 (Great Time Machine) VCR. This is the most complete presentation that i have found on RUclips. If you own a better copy please share it for all the world to enjoy. Till then...Enjoy!
Love when Roy Clark sings slow songs.
What was that he played?? Instrumental, can't think of it
Thank you very much for this
Love this music wish it was back ❤
失礼致します。日本です。懐かしい音楽を見ました。面白かったです。😄
I taped the whole show back than and later transferred to DVD; still have it in my collection. Only one time 50 years... Of course the quality isn't that great but I don't want to throw it away.
Love the craft commercial. I grew up a teenager in the early 70's and started working in country music in 1976. I can see it all thru the years in my brain but this is a nice reminder. thanks for posting it.
No problem. I do have more Country music specials that I wish to share. I am in the process of upgrading my video capture setup. It is an involved process because the videotape formats that I collect are not as popular or common as VHS, Beta and U-Matic.
Also, video capture devices that are newer and more expensive are not always the best. I do love a challenge.
The show was w onderfull
Roy Clark is the best guitar player
Roy Clark's music has become iconic. I have noticed that it is used as background music on modern day TikTok and RUclips Shorts video clips. Everything from cowboys to semi truck drivers, hunting enthusiasts, construction workers and manual laborers. Basically anything that involves feeling proud about oneself.
Love the version of Ghost Riders in the Sky that Roy plays
I will be honest with you. I was unfamiliar with Roy Clark until I bought and digitized this television recording. I appreciate and respect Country music especially knowing that it is a cousin of Rock music.
Regarding every music genre (which is ever expanding) there are a selected group which can be considered as masters of their craft. Regarding My limited knowledge regarding Country music I consider Roy Clark as a master. Considering what I have seen thanks to video recordings Roy Clark not only was a skilled guitar player but he also had a wonderful voice and charisma. I honestly cannot picture Roy Clark as arrogant or rude. I might be wrong but he seemed to be a very lovable person.
I happen to love the instrument known as the electric guitar. Especially when they are used during extended dialogue free solos. Roy Clark integrated electric guitar solos to his music and I love that very much. I know that some people do not consider the electric guitar to be an actual instrument. It absolutely is an instrument that is incredibly flexible and can be integrated into many music genres.
Would you happen to have the special, Johnny Cash & his country girls or something like that? There were ten or more female singers on it, some were lesser known.
I do have TV broadcasts of Johnny Cash including his Christmas and Bible themed specials. I didn't know if they would be enjoyed. I have noticed that Country music had a connection with faith back in the 70s.
I don't consider myself a big Country music fan but I do listen to the Country music played on modern radio stations. It seems like that connection to faith has been lost.
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no Barbara MAndrell. :(
Sorry, not in this special presentation. I recently found out that Loretta lynn has left us to be in a happier place. Her music still lives on.
Thank you for uploading this. I'm 35 years old. This is amazing!!!!