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Country Music
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The Nashville Sound and Beyond
The genre of country music called The Nashville Sound was prominent during the 1950s and featured smooth strings and vocals. Televised performances by Sonny James, Ferlin Husky, Jim Reeves, Marty Robins, Patsy Cline, Bobby Bare, and others capture the flavor of the Nashville Sound. (1 hour)
Nashville Pop
A Musical Kaleidoscope show that presents live performances of great songs from Nashville that are country, but pop-oriented country. Such artists as The Kinleys, Restless Heart, Susan Ashton, Vince Gill, Tim McGraw, Wynonna Judd, Lady Antebellum, Sonya Isaacs, Lee Ann Womack, Travis Tritt, Lorrie Morgan, and more.
George Jones in Concert
This famous 1987 George Jones concert film is officially titled The Living Legend In Concert!. Recorded live at the Church Street Station in Orlando, Florida, it captures “The Possum” at the height of his masterful vocal powers, performing his greatest classic hits.
George Strait in Concert
Thia 1987 concert film is titled George Strait Live. Captured during the absolute peak of his early career, it features the Country Music Hall of Famer performing a classic, stripped-down stadium set backed by his legendary Ace in the Hole Band.
Grand Ole Opry at Carnegie Hall
Grand Ole Opry at Carnegie Hall is a 2006 concert film directed by Michael McNamara that documents a historic performance celebrating the 80th anniversary of the Grand Ole Opry. The concert was recorded live in late 2005 when Nashville’s premier country music institution traveled north to New York City’s legendary Carnegie Hall.
The Judds’ Farewell Concert
On December 4, 1991, The Judds played the final show of their Farewell Tour at the Murphy Center in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Forced to part ways because Naomi Judd was diagnosed with hepatitis, the sold-out, emotional send-off was filmed as a television special, The Judds: Their Final Concert.
Kenny Rogers Live in Concert
Kenny Rogers Live in Concert is a classic television music special and concert film that was originally taped and aired in September 1983. Often associated with subsequent airings and home releases in 1984, the special was directed by celebrated live-event and television director Jeff Margolis. The special is best remembered for showcasing Kenny Rogers in his absolute prime, delivering his biggest hits on a grand stage.
Live by Request with Kenny Rogers
Kenny Rogers Live by Request is a highly acclaimed live concert special broadcast by the A&E Network. Rogers performed a massive setlist of his greatest career hits while taking unscripted phone-in requests from fans across the country. The special featured an intimate Sony Studio’s performance in New York City and was subsequently released on DVD in October 2003.
Glen Campbell Concert in Sioux Falls
Glen Campbell was one of America’s great talents. Like Nat “King” Cole, music and entertaining was a natural part of his personality, and like Nat, he started out as an instrumentalist who later became known for his incredible vocals. This 2001 concert in Sioux Falls, South Dakota exhibits all of his abilities and talent in a wonderful way. (1 hour, 20 minutes) .
Conway Twitty on the Mississippi
Conway Twitty on the Mississippi (1982) was a musical TV special and documentary. It featured the country legend performing aboard the Mississippi Queen riverboat. The program traced his life, explored his childhood growing up in Friars Point, Mississippi, and included musical performances with guest stars like Jerry Lee Lewis and Loretta Lynn.
Bluegrass Music
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Bluegrass America!
This is a Musical Kaleidoscope show dedicated to exploring the greatness of the purely American music phenomenon called bluegrass. We begin with bluegrass classics filmed from the 1960s, then bring it forward to 21st-century bluegrass music performed by youthful bands with a new sound. (1 hour)
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Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver
Doyle Lawson is an American traditional bluegrass and Southern gospel musician who is best known as the mandolin player, vocalist, producer, and leader of the 6-man group Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver. “Through the Years” is a full show recorded in 2005 for a DVD release and celebrates 25 years of Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver with a concert that reunited many of the members who have passed through his lineups in that time. (1 hour, 55 minutes)