Kris Kristofferson

[Jim Nasium]

It may interest KK fans that the BBC are broadcasting a 4 part series about Kris, starting on Monday 3rd Nov. At 2330 GMT. Thereafter on the next 3 Mondays. This will be presented by Steve Earle. It will be available 'live' on the www.bbc.co.uk/radio2 website. The program should be available, after transmission, on the BBC iplayer. www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer.

With Kris Kristofferson's track record this should be a good program.

[charlene]

good?
it's gonna be GREAT!

thanks for the heads up!

[RM]

Originally Posted by Jim Nasium

This will be presented by Steve Earle.

Nice combo. Perhaps Earle will have an anecdote or two similar to his 'Best Story Ever Told" that recounted Earle's invitation to Lightfoot's place.

[charlene]

for the Glen Campbell fans:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/shows/fr...campbell.shtml
FRIDAY NIGHT WITH GLEN CAMPBELL
Friday 10 October (on air Friday 14 November)
Radio 2 presents an exclusive Friday night concert featuring country legend Glen Campbell accompanied by the BBC Concert Orchestra.

This event will be recorded at London's Mermaid Theatre on Friday 10 October and will be broadcast on BBC Radio 2 on 14 November.

The concert sees Glen Campbell and the BBC concert orchestra performing songs from Glen’s latest album Meet Glen Campbell alongside classic tracks from a musical career spanning more than five decades, including Wichita Lineman, Galveston and Rhinestone Cowboy.

[Jim Nasium]

I hope that you guys over the pond can get this broadcast, sometimes for, copyright reasons, certain items are not available. I tried to get on the iplayer yesterday only to be told I could not access it as 'I was not in the UK' which was news to me. I had to nip outside and check I was still at home. At the moment I am listening to a fasinating program on the iplayer, about Leonard Cohen's song 'Halleljah' The Beeb certainly do put out some interesting stuff. I live in hope that Gordon might rate a program someday.

[RM]

One of Kristofferson's finest. With this effort from his debut album, it's easy to understand why he was a Rhodes Scholar. Great storytelling, accompanied by interesting visuals :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeBb-gTjWKA

[charlene]

I LOVES my Kris....that album was played non-stop back in the day..and oh yeah-he was easy on the eyes too..still is.