Legendary Performances (2008) Review

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(More customer reviews)Tammy Wynette: Legendary Performances
Distributed by Sony BMG
Release Date: August 19, 2008
Selection No.: 826663-10979
Suggested List Price: $14.98
Performances
1. Don't Come Home A' Drinkin' (With Lovin' On Your Mind) The Stonemans (1967)
2. Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad The Bill Anderson Show (1967)
3. I Don't Wanna Play House The Bill Anderson Show (1967)
4. D-I-V-O-R-C-E CMA Awards (1968)
5. Stand By Your Man The Wilburn Brothers Show (1969)
6. Reach Out Your Hand CMA Awards (1972)
7. We Loved It Away (duet with George Jones) Pop! Goes The Country (1974)
8. Woman To Woman Pop! Goes The Country (1974)
9. 'Til I Can Make It On My Own Johnny Cash and Friends (1976)
10. Golden Ring (duet with George Jones) Country Music Hit Parade (1977)
11. You And Me Country Music Hit Parade (1977)
12. Near You (duet with George Jones) Country Music Hit Parade (1977)
13. Cowboys Don't Shoot Straight (Like They Used To) Country Comes Home (1981)
14. He Was There (When I Needed You) NBC Tammy Wynette Special (1982)
15. We're Gonna Hold On (duet with George Jones) NBC Tammy Wynette Special (1982)
Extras
Tammy Wynette's Hall of Fame Induction
Vintage Interviews with Tammy Wynette
Huell Howser Exclusive: Wynette/Richey Wedding Footage
This looks like the set list, this should be ab fab, cannot wait to see these performances from Tammy.

DVD review: Tammy Wynette, 'Legendary Performances'
Mick LaSalle
Sunday, July 27, 2008
I had no intention of watching this entire DVD. I popped it into the machine only because I realized that I'd never actually seen Tammy Wynette in performance, only heard her. Well, she was brilliant. She arrived as an artist fully formed, in her early 20s, having already endured poverty, child labor, a marriage (with kids) and a divorce. The DVD, which consists of television performances over the course of 14 years, begins with Wynette singing on Southern TV stations, and there's no mistaking that hers was an authentic voice of rural poverty. She was, from the beginning, a brilliant singing actress. She had great intelligence and a quiet but unmistakable toughness. And her voice was amazing. In her earliest performances, she keeps sending the sound mix into distortion because her voice is overpowering the equipment. Even as her wigs got bigger and the music took on a schmaltzy quality, she was amazingly consistent in her focus and emotional honesty. It's funny how artists can get written off in convenient shorthand. For those not fans of country music, Wynette is merely the voice of "Stand By Your Man" (albeit a great song), but she was much more - a poet of marital misery, who co-wrote some of her best-known songs. When Wynette sang it, she meant it. The special features are modest but helpful: snippets from 1980s interviews, footage from her 1978 wedding and scenes of her induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame, months after her premature death in 1998 at age 55.
TAMMY WYNETTE: LEGENDARY PERFORMANCES
1967-81
NOT RATED
SONY BMG
$14.98
This article appeared on page N - 27 of the San Francisco Chronicle


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Tammy Wynette reigned supreme on the country charts, scoring 20 #1 hits on her way to becoming the First Lady Of Country Music. With rarely-seen versions of "Stand By Your Man," "Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad," and "D-I-V-O-R-C-E," plus two unreleased interviews, wedding footage, and more, this DVD traces the rise of one of country music's finest performers. Song Listing: Don't Come Home A-Drinkin' (With Lovin' On Your Mind) Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad I Don't Wanna Play House D-I-V-O-R-C-E Stand By Your Man Reach Out Your Hand We're Gonna Hold On (with George Jones) We Loved It Away (with George Jones) Woman To Woman 'Til I Can Make It On My Own Golden Ring (with George Jones) You And Me Near You (with George Jones) Cowboys Don't Shoot Straight (Like They Used To) He Was There (When I Needed You) EXTRAS Two mid-'80s interviews Country Music Hall of Fame induction Footage from her wedding with George Richey

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Significant Others - The Complete Series (2004) Review

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(More customer reviews)Seriously, this is the funniest frigging show I've seen come out in the last couple of years. Can't WAIT to get this DVD. The concept is totally original--it alternates between seeing these couples in their everyday lives, and seeing them in the therapist's office--except you the viewer are in the therapist's seat, because the couples are talking right into the camera. The improv is relentlessly brilliant--if you're a Gen-Xer or thereabouts, they nail the humor. For points of reference, I'm a huge fan of SNL and Family Guy.

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Significant Others is an innovative and irreverent comedy about couples in and outside of marriage counseling. On Bravo® for two seasons, these 12 episodes take an hilariously honest look at marriage and the rewards - and costs - that come with being in a committed relationship. More real than traditional comedies and more imaginative than reality shows, this series features a talented ensemble of improvisational actors and comedians who, quite literally, script themselves. Get to know James & Chelsea and Eleanor & Ethan and Bill & Connie and Alex & Devon. They’ll remind you of everyone you know.SIGNIFICANT OTHERS SEASON ONEThe First Time Commentary with Executive Producer Rob Roy Thomas and Co-Executive Producer Jordana Arkin (original air date 3/9/04) Series PremiereA Dad, An Affair & A Blind Date (original air date 3/9/04)Intercourse, An Official Gathering & A Big Fat Lie (original air date 3/16/04)A Breck, A Brother & A Funeral Commentary with Rob Roy Thomas and Jordana Arkin (original air date 3/23/04)A School, Not Cool & A Fool (original air date 3/30/04)The Right House, The Wrong Gender & A Turn (original air date 4/6/04) Season FinaleSIGNIFICANT OTHERS SEASON TWOA Date, Fate & Jail Bait (original air date 12/5/04) Crying, Lying & Still Trying Commentary with Rob Roy Thomas and Jordana Arkin (original air date 12/5/04)Rejection, A Connection & An Erection (original air date 12/12/04)An Ache, A Fake & Forgot To Brake Commentary with Rob Roy Thomas and Jordana Arkin (original air date 12/12/04)Related, Berated & Emasculated (original air date 12/19/04)Fright, Smite & Hindsight Commentary with Rob Roy Thomas and Jordana Arkin (original air date 12/19/04) Season Finale

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