All those ladies can sing and they all looked very sexy . Wayne mack.

Still one of the best eras of the Today Show. Bryant & Jane were THE anchor team of the 80s...PERIOD!

This was a fantastic documentary. Wow, what a ride! He did it all!

Country Singers, Songwriters, Ladies🎼📻🎙🎵🎶🥁🎸🎹😎 Legends🏆🏅🥇🥈🥉🎖♥️🌐🌎⭐🌟⭐🌟⭐Stellar🏘🍿⛾!♾

Just incredible playing.

I realize Mr. Sedaka has better things to do, but he would make an excellent music teacher: he explains things quite well and seems like such a lovely, patient man. Most geniuses can't (or won't) explain their processes. He's a very engaging interviewee, and I had no idea he'd written and/or performed all of those hits! Nor did I know he'd been exploited by his mother and her sleazy lover - it's especially disgusting since he seems so kind and worked so hard. Thank goodness he was able to keep on keepin' on!

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Neil should be in the rock n roll hall of fame YESTERDAY

Rest in Peace, Donald Sutherland, the original actor who played as Brian Costello (1935-2024) 😢😢😢😢

Neil is the best!!

Alwmays live the closing credits suite. 😊

one of the greatest performances ever. I wish they could do it again. Even though a lot of these legends are now gone, their successors carry the torch. And further documentary focus on these wonderful ladies would be awesome. After i saw this, the line from a Gordon Lightfoot song actually allowed me to perfectly imagine it. "Kitty Wells was a real good friend of mine"

It’s a travesty Neil is NOT in the Rock and Roll HOF! 67 years in the business. Neil has wrote some of THE greatest songs on the 50’s-70’s eras. There was a petition online several years ago….its time it was revived and sent to the RnR HOF. What are they waiting for? His death??? Honor him NOW!

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Trisha Yearwood’s voice is absolutely prime on her performance. So strong and pure.

RIP David Sanborn @ 38:54

37:31-37:35/37:43 Jungle Book vibe

Such a sweet and delightful story...so beautiful...❤

I was a student there the very next year, in 1986, and also had the honor of studying under these living legends. For that I am forever grateful.

The pianist who played the string instruments was my teacher. She was a very strict teacher, but after watching this video I understood why she was so strict. I wanted to be able to play orchestra score like her, but I lacked the technique. But I learned a lot from her. I'm glad to be able to meet her again here. Now that Mr. Ozawa has passed away, I think they may be teaming up again in heaven with Bernstein. I'm very happy to be able to watch this video.

RIP OZAWA, BERNSTEIN, PREVIN, COPELAND 💔💔💔💔

If you notice Tammy Wynette gets a standing ovation when she first comes out and when she's done. A true legend and classic lady. Just think Tammy would pass away 5 years after this.

Excellent video, Herb Alpert was a big influence on me , as a musician, i come from a old Irish musical family , my father was also a musician who played and taught me mandolin.

I know this was 30 years ago (saw it live on tv), but most musicians in the show were men. If done now, I think most musicians would be women.

Legend

MAGNÍFICA BANDA Y ARREGLOS Y ENSAMBLE 👍

ES UNA LASTIMA LA POCA DIFUSIÓN DE EST MUSICA ICONICA AFROAMERICANA TAN HERMOSA PARTEAGUAS DE TANTOS RITMOS Y ESTILOS MUSICALES 👍❤

Great doc!

JOPLIN Maple Leaf Rag (Arrangement unknown) 0:38 JOPLIN Original Rags (Arrangement Wheeler) 6:30 JOPLIN / HAYDEN Sun Flower Slow Drag (Arrangement unknown) 11:06 SCOTT Hilarity Rag (Arrangement Venuto) 15:36 JOPLIN / MARSHALL Swipsey (Arrangement unknown) 19:42 MORTON Smoke House Blues (Arrangement Schuller) 25:33 MORTON Grandpa's Spells (Arrangement Schuller) 30:00 JOPLIN Bethena, A Concert Waltz (Arrangement Schuller) 32:54 CONFREY Dizzy Fingers (Arrangement Schuller) 39:36 CARRIKER Mattapan Rag (Arrangement Schuller) 43:22 EUROPE Castle House Rag (Arrangement Williams) 48:16 JOPLIN The Entertainer (Arrangement De Lisle) 52:05

Brent Rowan , guitarist in house band ?

Very stupid movie, Mary Tyler Moore is ugly

Robert Preston was so underrated and underused as an actor.

Is any of this musicians still alive? Schuller died.

This was a great show. Some of my favorite artists were featured: Suzy Bogguss, Patty Loveless - nobody sings about lost love better than her - , Mary Chapin Carpenter - the Reigning Queen of Country Folk Music and Emmylou Harris - the Elder Stateswoman of Country Music (was disappointed Allison Krause was not there). Don't think I have ever seen such an incredible array of talented performers on the same stage when the Grand Finale was performed.

Espectacular, no comprendo que no tenga mas visualizaciones

I recorded the premiere, and watched it often, until the tape wore out. I am so delighted to have it, again. THANK YOU!

Go to KZfaq Finnegan begin again ost

Awesome movie Very underrated. Everyone should watch it Many teaching moments without preaching. Great music too. Thank you for posting it.

43:57 trumet

Excelente. Uno de los mejores ensambles que he escuchado en mi vida

What are great to show respect to the ladies of country music for this time we should do it again for this error

Thought you might like this you can watch on KZfaq. It's called the women of country it was done thirty years ago on this date

I really wish they would put this on digital or ANYTHING! I literally can't find it anywhere but here. Thank you so much for posting it.

The reason why I am watching this is because I’m in my sophomore year in high school. I’m pushing hard in band because I’m very late but I’ve always been interested in the orchestra and classic music. I’m interested in my flute (I also play the bone) and I also want to play the violin soon and achieve my dreams. Can you believe it? I was gonna be a vet but, Someone has to keep the orchestra alive as we become more and more online-

Wow this takes me back. I was a student there that summer, what a goldmine! some of the best years of my life

Profundo amor y gratitud.

Hahaha, awesome and Terry McMillan on the congas and blues harp!!! RIP Terry

Thanks for posting this. I had this on VHS years ago. I had taped it the night that it aired. I watched it over and over again. So much talent in one night of performances.

I can't remember ever hearing or seeing this before.But what lead me to it was hearing"He thinks he'll keep her" on the radio the other day while I was working on my truck.So I thought who sang that song and I started searching for it on you tube.And it didn't take long for me to find this video which totally blew me away.All these beautiful and incredibly talented women working together to put one fantastic show had me in tears more than once.So I say thank you and I love you to all of The Women of Country!!!

My grandfather actually worked for Mr Alpert for years outside of the music industry. I grew up listening to his albums and still love them today. He’s proven that he is an incredible talent and gifted man.