'Julie Andrews: One Step Into Spring' (1978) - with The Muppets, Leslie Uggams, Alan King, Leo Sayer скачать в хорошем качестве

'Julie Andrews: One Step Into Spring' (1978) - with The Muppets, Leslie Uggams, Alan King, Leo Sayer

--------------------------- CBS; Mar 9, 1978 Producer: Bob Banner Director: Jeff Margolis Music: Ian Fraser Writer: Kenny Solms -------------------------- Songs: "One Step" - Julie Andrews and company "I'm Old Fashioned" - Julie and Rowlf "You Make Me Feel Like Dancing" - Leo Sayer "When I Need You" - Leo and Julie "The Greatest Love of All" - Leslie Uggams "At the Ballet" - Julie Jazz Medley - Leslie, Julie and Alan King "All That Jazz," "Blues in the Night," "Why Don't You Do Right," "Fever," "My Heart Belongs to Daddy," "Some of These Days," "I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good," "Ain't Misbehavin'," "It Don't Mean a Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing," "Won't You Come Home Bill Bailey," "A Good Man Is Hard to Find," and "All That Jazz" "The Spingtime Cometh" / "Hurry, It's Lovely Up Here" - Julie and Flowers "Easter Parade" - Julie and Kermit "Easter Parade" - Orchestral "Too Shy to Say" - Julie Andrews Per the NY Times: TELEVISION isn't especially fond of nice people. A show such as “The Waltons” is an exception. The entertainment norm veers more toward abrasively hostile types (Archie Bunker or Maude) or juvenile goofiness (everything from “Happy Days” to “Three's Company”). Just plain nice tends to be overwhelmed by high‐powered commercials. But CBS has, to its credit, been walking on the gentler side occasionally these days, particularly in... “Julie Andrews: One Step Into Spring”... Now, Julie Andrews is almost synonymous with all that is sweet and wholesome, to the unfortunate point where otherwise reasonable members of her public may have considered fling in Satanism to maintain a sense of balance. And the still relatively young performer is beginning to take on a matronly appearance that is distinctly British, suggesting direct blood ties with the inimitably dowdy royal family. Her special, videotaped for Bob Banner Productions at London Weekend Television, seemed nervously aware of Miss- Andrews's naturally high sugar content, and cleverly managed to dilute matters with guest stars and special material's, She was insulted charmingly by Jim Henson's Muppets. She clowned around in a dance number for the singer Leo Sayers. ‐And, in a long medley of jazz‐type songs, she and Leslie Uggams were squeezed into very sexy gowns that verged on outright naughtiness. The result: a sweet, wholesome, pleasant hour. indeed, but smartly aware of its potential pitfalls. #julieandrews #themuppets #kermitthefrog #kermit #varietyshows #misspiggy #rowlf #gonzo #leslieuggams #leosayer #alanking