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Various Television Recordings (1989)

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Some off-air television recordings from the New York metropolitan area. One is an installment of WEEKEND UPDATE from a SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE edition of somewhere in March 1989, as recorded off of WNBC-TV4.

This is followed by the original March 28, 1989 broadcast an installment of ROSEANNE titled "Toto, We're Not in Kansas Anymore" (season one, episode twenty) off of WABC-TV7. Then, there is a near-complete recording of a rerun of the episode "Lovers' Lane" (season one, episode six; originally aired December 6, 1988) from April 4, 1989.

This is then followed by 22 minutes of a two-hour marathon of episodes of I LOVE LUCY that was run by WNYW-TV5 in New York upon the death of Lucille Ball on April 26, 1989. These minutes consist of a repeat of the episode "Lucy Does a TV Commercial" (season one, episode thirty; originally aired May 5, 1952).

Scattered episodes of ROSEANNE follow, each with an unknown date attached to them, and then there is a cable recording from MTV dating from November 1989. That last recording consists of several music videos (billed as Classic MTV) shown between commercials, and, somewhat amusingly, a moment of technical difficulties:

—"Down Under", composed by Colin Hay and Ron Strykert, performed by Men at Work, courtesy of Columbia Records by arrangement with Sony Music Licensing (single #38-03303, from the album BUSINESS AS USUAL, #FC[T/K] 37978)

—"Take on Me", composed by Pål Waaktaar, Mags, and Morten Harket, performed by A-Ha, courtesy of Warner Records by arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing (single #7-29011, from the album HUNTING HIGH AND LOW, #9-25300-1/2/4)

—"Summer of '69", composed by Bryan Adams and Jim Vallance, performed by Bryan Adams, courtesy of A&M Records under license from Universal Music Enterprises (single #AM-2739, from the album RECKLESS, #SP/CS/CD 5013)

—"Owner of a Lonely Heart", composed by Trevor Rabin, Trevor Horn, Jon Anderson and Chris Squire, performed by Yes, courtesy of Atco Records by arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing (single #7-99817, from the album 90125, #7 90125-1/2/4)

—"Come On Eileen", composed by Kevin Rowland, James Paterson and Kevin Adams, performed by Dexy's Midnight Runners, courtesy of Mercury Records under license from Universal Music Enterprises (single #76189, from the album TOO-RYE-AY, #SRM/MCR4/MC8-1-4069)

After a roll of a newscast on MTV we get some more music videos shown in between commercials; one of the videos is introduced by Julie Brown:

—"I'm Not the Man I Used to Be", composed by David Steele and Roland Gift, performed by the Fine Young Cannibals, courtesy of London Music Stream Ltd.; originally released on I.R.S. Records (single #IRS-53686, from the album THE RAW & THE COOKED, #IRS[C/D]-6273)

—"I Think I Can Beat Mike Tyson", composed by Jeffrey Townes, Peter Harris and Will Smith, performed by D.J. Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince, courtesy of RCA Records by arrangement with Sony Music Licensing; originally released on Jive Records (single #1282-7-J, from the album AND IN THIS CORNER . . ., #1188-1/2/4-J)

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Licence or status
CC BY-NC 4.0, as the Internet Archive states it.
Credit
MTV Networks, ABC, NBC, Fox Television Stations, Inc., etc.
Language
English
Subtitles
English
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