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1970年至1991年的回忆第一季
22 one-hour programs giving a truly balanced and entertaining perspective of the most exciting, topical and human interest events of 1970 to 1991. There's something for everybody! The politics, fashions, music, stars, personalities, conflicts and the disasters which touched all our lives.
1. 1970
Troops shoot students at Kent State. First 'Jumbo' lands at Heathrow. Edward Heath...
FrankSinatra:Sinatra
Songs Include: For Once in My Life, Please Be Kind, My Way, Film Clip Medley (including song highlights of the following): I Couldn't Sleep a Wink Last Night/You're Sensational/All the Way, The Tender Trap, Little Green Apples, Out Beyond the Window, A Man Alone, Didn't We, Forget to Remember, Fly Me to the Moon, Street of Dreams, Love's Been Good To Me, Goin' Out of My Head, M...
FrancisAlbertSinatraDoesHisThing
Songs Include: Hello Young Lovers, Baubles Bangles and Beads, Cycles, [It's the] Music That Makes Me Dance (Diahann), Where Am I Going (Diahann); Medley (Frank & Diahann): Diane/Deep River/Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child/Lonesome Road/Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen/Amen, Medley: Glad to Be Unhappy/Here's That Rainy Day/It Never Entered My Mind/Gone with the Wind, I...
DanceCrazyinHollywood
Hermes Pan began choreographing Hollywood musicals in 1933, when his long-standing collaboration with Fred Astaire began. For over three decades he was the man who made the stars dance - Ginger Rogers, Betty Grable, Rita Hayworth, Cyd Charisse, Shirley MacLaine and many others. Assimilating elements from the multitude of cultures that co-existed around him, Pan created a style ...
VintageSinatra
Vintage black and white footage is masterfully set in between colour commentary and interviews from Nancy, Tina and Frank Sinatra Jr. It is a wonderfully narrated portrayal of the man known as The Voice. The music is recognizable even before Frank starts to sing and he seems to bare his soul when he sings One For My Baby to a bartender in the most unforgettable way.
殿堂
Taking a break from a recording session, Frank Sinatra comes across a group of ten boys out to lynch an eleventh. He finally gets it out of them that the lynching is because they don't like his "religion" (he's Jewish). Frank tries to impress upon the boys that such attitude is the way the Nazis think. Regardless of religion, they all are Americans, whose families not only h...
