The Kingston Trio Celebration - A PBS Concert Highlight Preview - Director: Chip Miller
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- This is a 17-minute highlight reel of the PBS Pledge Special all-star concert, "The Kingston Trio Celebration" taped at the Avalon Hollywood Theater in Los Angeles. The two-day concerts were captured for a PBS Television special that premiered in 2016 and aired through 2019, then released on DVD and on a CD soundtrack album. It is now available on all major streaming platforms worldwide through MVD Distribution. Chip Miller Directed and Co-Produced with Terrel Cass for Desert C.A.M. Studios in Palm Desert, CA. Travis Miller Line Produced, and Brian Greenberg was DPMain Camera. Featured guests included: Timothy B. Schmit of The Eagles, Al Jardine of The Beach Boys, the late Trini Lopez, Barry McGuire, The Limeliters, Henry Diltz, and Sana Christian, with a final, historic appearance of the legendary Trio founder, the late Bob Shane. Both Shane and Lopez passed away form the Covid-19 virus in 2020.
Been a fan of the Kingston Trio since Tom Dooley, ain't none better, they were then and still are the GREATEST...
what a treat, makes the heart glad, especially during these times.
what an amazing assemblage of people- how did I miss this? Wow!
The last very good Kingston Trio lineup.
TY FOR THIS WONDERFUL UPLOAD,,,,,,,, AW THE MEMORIES!
My pleasure. Glad you enjoyed. Cheers, Chip Miller (director)
They just don't make 'em like that anymore. Thanks for posting!
I love it...😘
Hurry with a 4k version.
The bio movie will be in 4K. This show and the sequel currently in edit, are both shot in Broadcast HD, before 4K existed.
I've checked Amazon and eBay and cannot find this DVD. So who sells it? I want it.. badly!
You can purchase it directly from our production company who has a limited supply. The DVD of the full PBS concert is $30 and contains bonus tracks, celeb interviews, and behind the scenes footage. The CD soundtrack at $20 also features the full concert plus some great bonus tunes, including a new version of Bob Shane recording "Scotch and Soda" with the 40-piece Frank Sinatra Orchestra! Feel free to contact Travis at Desert C.A.M. Studios and she can arrange to ship one out yo you. She goes through Paypal. Her contact info is: Travis@DesertCAM.com. Also, starting on January16th, the concert becomes available as a digital download. Happy 2020! Cheers, Chip Miller) Director/Producer.
The DVD and CD soundtrack finished up its 3-year PBS run and remainder of DVD stock reverted back to our production company who produced the concert special, Desert C.A.M. Studios. We have limited copies left but are still selling them on requests through Paypal. The DVD's are $30, and contain 5 bonus songs not seen in the TV special, a new mini-documentary on The Kingston Trio, celebrity interviews backstage, Behind the scenes, and the premiere of a new music video by Shane and The Trio. The special has become historic in that it turned out to be the last performance and interview with the legendary Bob Shane before he retired from public life at 86. The CD is $20 and has 5 different bonus songs, including three new tracks with Shane and The Trio from 2016, along with a very special new recording of Bob Shane performing "Scotch and Soda" with the 42-piece frank SInatra Orchestra. If you are interested in purchasing both or either, contact Travis or myself at the studio and she can make the shipping arrangements for you and Paypal invoice. Shipping takes 2-3 days. Travis@DesertCAM.com - or - Chip@DesertCAM.com. Cheers, Chip Miller (Director/Co-Producer/Editor)
This show is now officially available on all streaming platforms, including Amazon Prime. Chip Miller (Producer/Director)
When was it?
The concert was filmed over two nights in 2016 in Hollywood, and then it aired on PBS from 2016 to 2019, and still pops on sometimes, In 2020, after Bob Shane and Trini Lopez (who appears in the concert) both passed away, the concert is available on DVD and on CD soundtrack, as well as is now available on all major streaming platforms through MVD Distribution.
This isn’t the Kingston trio…they’re all dead
No shit, Sherlock. However, the late Bob Shane was producing, managing, touring, and appearing with this line-up from 2003 to 2018. 5 years longer than the original Trio. But this is about their music. Two of The Beatles are dead, Beethoven is dead, The Doors are practically dead, etc. Enjoy the music and meaning and don't be snide with something so friggin' obvious. Al Jardine of The Beach Boys, Timothy B. Schmit of The Eagles, Barry McGuire of the New Christy Minstrels, Trini Lopez, Henry Diltz of the Modern Folk Quartet, and many more, appeared with Shane and this Trio and had no issue about the line-up because they were honoring their late heroes. How about you do the same? And if I get a wise ass reply, you will simply be deleted. Cheers, Chip
@@ChipMiller then delete me A Hole!