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InfoMail Nr. 935: endlich aus USA eingetroffen: Doppel-DVD THE TOMORROW SHOW mit LENNON, McCARTNEY, STARR Mittwoch, 24. September 2008 (Datum dieser InfoMail) Hallo M.B.M., hallo BEATLES-Fan, bei uns erhältlich: DOPPEL-DVD JOHN, PAUL, TOM & RINGO - THE TOMORROW SHOW WITH TOM SNYDER. Vivendi Universal / Shout! Factory SF 10129, USA. 24,90 Euro DVD 1: FERNSEHSENDUNG THE TOMORROW SHOW - JOHN LENNON TRIBUTE vom 9. Dezember 1980 (ca. 55 Minuten). Original Air Date 12/09/80 - Original Interview Air Date 04/25/95 Additional Guests: Lennon immigration attorney Leon Wildes, journalist Lisa Robinson and music producer Jack Douglas. DVD 2: FERNSEHSENDUNG THE TOMORROW SHOW vom 20. Dezember 1979. FERNSEHSENDUNG THE TOMORROW SHOW vom 25. November 1981 (ca. 55 Minuten). Paul McCartney Interview Original Air Date 12/20/79 - Features Wings Music Video “Spin It On” Additional Guests: Fellow Wings members Linda McCartney, Denny Laine & Laurence Juber Live via satellite from London, it’s Paul McCartney! By 1979 Wings was already a great band with a solid following, but that didn’t stop Tom Snyder from asking Paul about a Beatles reunion. This conversation took place via satellite from London just prior to Wings going onstage for a holiday concert. FERNSEHSENDUNG THE TOMORROW SHOW vom 25. November 1981 (ca. 55 Minuten). Ringo Starr Interview Original Air Date 11/25/81 - Features Ringo Starr’s Music Video “Wrack My Brain” Additional Guest: Actress (and Ringo’s wife) Barbra Bach, Actress Angie Dickinson Interviewed in Los Angeles, Ringo talks about his then-current album Stop And Smell The Roses—a title that reflects what Ringo was in effect doing at that time after years of “turmoil, ecstasy, frenzy and confusion,” as Tom notes. Ringo also speaks out about his dear friend John Lennon. Viele Grüße aus Halle an der Saale senden Dir Martin & Stefan vom Beatles Museum Kontakt zum Beatles Museum Ruf uns an, wenn Du Fragen hast: 0345-2903900 Während der ÖFFNUNGSZEITEN sind wir persönlich für Dich erreichbar – über eine ganz normale Telefonleitung – keine Warteschleifen oder sonstige Spielchen. Wir sind erreichbar / You can reach us: per Email: [email protected] per Internet: www.BeatlesMuseum.net per THINGS-Abo: das deutschsprachige BEATLES-Heft erscheint inzwischen monatlich / the monthly magazin per Telefon: 0345-2903900 (direkt und persönlich) per Brief/letter: Beatles Museum, Alter Markt 12, 06108 Halle (Saale) persönlich/per visit: im Beatles Museum, Alter Markt 12, 06108 Halle (Saale) Angebote freibleibend und so lange der Vorrat reicht. Fehler vorbehalten. Alle Angaben nach bestem Wissensstand, jedoch ohne Gewähr. Generell sind alle unsere Meldungen frühzeitig und zuverlässig. Namentlich gekennzeichnete Texte beinhalten die persönliche Meinung des/der Autoren. Nicht namentlich gekennzeichnete Texte beinhalten die persönliche Meinung von Rainer Moers. .

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