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James Garner passed away
RIP James! You and your talent will be missed!!
Peace and Love!
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If you were watching ABC TV in the US on 2 March 1959, you would have seen a youngish James Garner on the "The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile".
James apparently sang "Gunslinger" solo followed by "Hooray For Love" with Jo Stafford.
I've never seen it, don't know what "Gunslinger" is and so far as I can establish that particular part of the show has never been on DVD. Others might know better, and might wish to try to find clips on such as YouTube.
- Malcolm Macfarlane
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Re: James Garner passed away
Bing joined in "Hooray for Love" too.
- Richard Baker
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Re: James Garner passed away
Malcolm Macfarlane wrote:
Bing joined in "Hooray for Love" too.
So he did. I want to see it! It's not too far fetched that someone might have a copy!
- nicoley13
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Re: James Garner passed away
TCM's tribute:
I'm a big fan of Maverick and some of his films. No one better at playing a "James Garner" character -- a bit cowardly, possibly cynical, but you know he'll come through in the end. And above all extremely *likeable*.
If you were watching ABC TV in the US on 2 March 1959, you would have seen a youngish James Garner on the "The Bing Crosby Show for Oldsmobile".
James apparently sang "Gunslinger" solo followed by "Hooray For Love" with Jo Stafford.
I've never seen it, don't know what "Gunslinger" is and so far as I can establish that particular part of the show has never been on DVD. Others might know better, and might wish to try to find clips on such as YouTube.
I've noticed this discrepancy. In my copy Garner sings "Any Place I Hang My Hat Is Home" (perched on a giant wooden rocking horse), and it's a few minutes after "Hooray for Love."
Bing joined in "Hooray for Love" too.
So he did. I want to see it! It's not too far fetched that someone might have a copy!
I'll take that as my cue -- I actually almost uploaded this yesterday, and now since you mentioned it...
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Re: James Garner passed away
Nicoley, I thought that if anyone could produce this the odds had to be on you!,
Thank you very much. Great stuff from over 55 years ago.