Buddy Holly Tribute - Marshall Crenshaw-Billy Swan-Kris Kristofferson-All Star Jam Finale (1988 PBS) скачать в хорошем качестве

Buddy Holly Tribute - Marshall Crenshaw-Billy Swan-Kris Kristofferson-All Star Jam Finale (1988 PBS)

Buddy Holly Tribute - Marshall Crenshaw - Billy Swan - Kris Kristofferson Plus: All Star Jam Finale (1988 PBS). From my Sunday Night Hall of Fame Show tapes and my VHS Buddy Holly collection this video features: 1/ Marshall Crenshaw and a Buddy Holly Medley of “Blue Days Black Nights” and “Midnight Shift” 2/ Billy Swan & Kris Kristofferson with a Buddy Holly Medley of “Think It Over” and “I’m Lookin’ For Someone To Love” 3/ All Star Jam finale “That’ll Be the Day” from “Buddy Holly and The Crickets – A Tribute” 1988 PBS The video and audio track have been restored from a VHS tape that I recorded off the air in 1988 as broadcast by WLVT-TV, PBS Channel 39 of the Lehigh Valley, PA. Buddy Holly and the Crickets became one of my favorites in 1957 when I first heard “That’ll Be The Day” on my radio. I started writing, producing and hosting tributes to Buddy, Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper as early as 1969 on WEEX - AM 1230 in Easton, Pa. That was the tenth anniversary of the plane crash and coincided with the Coral album release “Buddy Holly - Giant”. At first I called the special tribute show “Three Star Special”, as influenced by a 1959 hit song “The Three Stars” by Tommy Dee. After Don McLean’s dedication of “American Pie” to Buddy, I started calling the show “The Day the Music Died”. My tribute shows continued throughout my broadcast radio career in the Lehigh Valley, PA and Northwest New Jersey area. The last time my five-hour special aired was February 3, 1999 on WODE – Oldies 99.9. The Sunday Night Hall of Fame Show was broadcast from 1980 to 1992 on WAEB - AM 790 and WKAP – AM 1320. My show returned between 1999 and August 2001 on WODE “ Oldies 99.9”. All stations were located in the Allentown – Bethlehem – Easton, PA area, AKA: The Lehigh Valley.