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Jimmy Page interview from Time Life's History of Rock 'N' Roll. Transcripts available upon request.

Harry Connick Jr. is preparing to spend the summer performing in America and Canada. Connick has just released his latest CD, "Come By Me". The CD features both classic songs and songs penned by Connick himself. Not only is Connick a gifted pianist, singer, songwriter, actor Connick has now tried his hand at directing. For his latest CD he directed the music video for the title song, "Come By Me". The filming took place in the French Quarter in his home town of New Orleans.In this interview Connick shares his style of song writing, his surprise jam session with Jimmy Page, and his carefree attitude about the image of himself.

EPISODE 12 -- 3/3/2000 GUESTS INCLUDE: JIMMY PAGE & ROBERT PLANT (FORMERLY OF LED ZEPPELIN) GARY LINEKER PAUL BARBER THE DIVINE COMEDY THE SMILES CHAT SHOW FROM INSIDE THE BAR AT RIVERSIDE STUDIOS LONDON, HOSTED BY CHRIS EVANS INCLUDES CELBRITY INTERVIEWS AND LIVE MUSIC PERFORMANCES.

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YESTERDAY'S NEWSREELS

NEWSFEED: 9/30-10/1/04 COOL POLICE CHASE, TONY BLAIR, KERRY, SPACE SHIP ONE, MT. ST. HELENS, HEMINGWAY MANUSCRIPT, JIMMY CARTER'S B-DAY;INT Labour Party rep asks Israelis to stop killing, Tony Blair applauds;DX EXT British Airways jetliner on runway after terror threat,INT church--painting of Pope on wall, var shots of church;INT Russia holds briefing on signing Kyoto Treaty, cereal processed in factory, family eats cereal;INT rare Hemingway manuscript, cu pages; DX EXT var shots from 1987 LA earthquake, Tony Blair waves to press; DX INT var shots of heightened security checks at Russian airport, passengers take off shoes, glasses etc;DX EXT MEDIUM sized passenger jet on runway;NX EXT spotlights shine on NASA bldg in Cape Canaveral--bldg has structural damage from recent hurricanes, workers fix damage;INT Space Shuttle Endeavor;DX EXT upper-class house barricaded by police tape, fire engine, town hall, bldg, crime scene, aerial of crime scene;INT geologists monitor Mt. Saint Helens in control center, seismometer, EXT steam rises from Helens, T/H tourists; DX EXT spacecraft Genesis falls to earth, scientists inspect debris; News segment on child abduction, Wingo Market, sherrif talks to press, 'missing' sign; Mug shots of Afro-American males; DX EXT old man is first in line for Yankee playoff tickets, line of fans wait for TICKETS;INT man discusses anniversary of internet; DX EXT car POV (camera from police car) chasing down and ramming suspects car on highway, gunfight ensues; SUPERCOOL! car stops, suspect opens door FIRES GUN AT CAMERA as police car RAMS into him--you can even see the gun flying!; INT doctors do research for brain diseases; INT video store, var shots of movies for rent, T/H clerk discusses porn videos for sale; INT T/H Colin Powell interviewed, gives speech; INT party for Jimmy Carter's birthday, family sings Happy Birthday; INT Carter makes small speech; DX EXT aerial over people digging in desert; INT USGS holds briefing regarding Mt. Saint Helens;INT John Kerry speaks at rally in Tampa; DX EXT plane carrying Space Ship 1 takes off, SS1 deployed from plane (test on screen), Civilian space flight, SS1 ascends to space; NX EXT Civilian space flight, Rutan, Mojave desert, Branson SS1 in space, earth spinning, SS1 lands, pilot triumphant, gives speech; DX EXT Mt. Saint Helens steams Trailer for'Going Up river' NX EXT var shots of riot/bombing in Gaza, DX EXT war protest in South America; INT weird gray bearded man assaults Australia Foreign Minister, asking for his arrest

ORIG COLOR 400 SOF / MAG VARIOUS SHOT OF MRS. ESTON LUKE UNFOLDING THE PAGES OF TELEGRAM PRESIDENT CARTER SENT TO HER (3 FT. LONG ). INTERVIEW WITH MRS. LUKE ON THE CONTENTS OF THE TELEGRAM WHICH TALKS ABOUT IMPROVEMENTS FOR FARMING BUSINESS. REVERSES SARGENT. CI: INDUSTRIES: FARMING. COMMUNICATIONS: TELEGRAM. PERSONALITIES: LUKE, ESTON. PERSONALITIES: CARTER, JIMMY (ABOUT). GEOGRAPHIC: GA, SAVANNAH

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Jimmy Page interview from Time Life's History of Rock 'N' Roll. Transcripts available upon request.

Dinah Shore (born Fannye Rose Shore;[1] February 29, 1916 – February 24, 1994) was an American singer, actress, and television personality, and the top-charting female vocalist of the 1940s. She rose to prominence as a recording artist during the Big Band era, but achieved even greater success a decade later, in television, mainly as hostess of a series of variety programs for Chevrolet.After failing singing auditions for the bands of Benny Goodman, and both Jimmy and Tommy Dorsey, Shore struck out on her own to become the first singer of her era to achieve huge solo success. She had a string of 80 charted popular hits, spanning 1940–1957, and after appearing in a handful of feature films, she went on to a four-decade career in American television, starring in her own music and variety shows from 1951 through 1963 and hosting two talk shows in the 1970s. TV Guide ranked her at number 16 on their list of the top 50 television stars of all time. Stylistically, Shore was compared to two singers who followed her in the mid-to-late 1940s and early 1950s, Doris Day and Patti Page.

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ORIG COLOR 150 SILENT. V.S. PORNO MAGAZINES W / VARIOUS OTHER MAGAZINES ON MAGAZINE STAND. ZOOM IN " PLAY BOY " MAG. W / HEADLINE " NOW THE REAL JIMMY CARTER IN INCREDIBLE PLAYBOY INTERVIEW V.S. CU'S FRONT OF PAGE OF CARTER INTVW. CU'S PHOTOS CARTER IN MAG. CU QUOTE " I CAN'T CHANGE THE TEACHINGS OF CHRIST. I CANT' CHANGE THE TEACHINGS OF CHRIST. I BELIEVE IN THEM, A LOT OF PEOPLE IN THIS COUNTRY DO AS WELL ". CI: JOURNALISM: MAGAZINES. PORNOGRAPHY: PERSONALITIES: CARTER, JIMMY(ABOUT). GEOGRAPHIC: N. Y. C. N. Y.

John Callaway 7:04 We used to lose ourselves in wars, big issues. I mean, I remember World War Two, I was a kid, I was really caught up in that. I mean, I went out and collected news papers and milkweed pod for parachutes. And really felt a sense of felt a sense of fear, I would read, my dad had me read about the v2 rockets and scared the heck out. I mean, I thought they were coming. And so this now we channel, we don't have a great big civil rights movement to get all excited about it. And pockets of people seem to get interested in things like the environment, we got water people over here, and you got air people over there, and you got food people over here. But no great big sense of, Hey, everybody, we're all against cancer, we're all against a bad environment. It's a pockets of things. And so into those into the spaces come these various other movements that in a way you look like you're poking fun at and yet, you're saying well, maybe they maybe they are okay, given all the other circumstances. Tom Wolfe 8:01 Now, I think they're interesting. And they and you know, that they don't seem to mean necessarily something to despair over at all, because it could be that people will get great satisfaction maybe that they will expand their lives through this kind of kind of impulse. It really started in the 60s with the psychedelic or hippie movement. You know, the psychedelic movement made religion hip for young people, was an astonishing thing. Very few people went into, say Ken Kesey, these Merry Pranksters, or whatever it was, to be religious, they went in for kicks. But once they were there, the thing all suddenly started turning quite religious. And it happens in the following way really quickly, partly through LSD. But aside from that, it happens through getting into the notion that you're going to strip away the junk from your self, to find the real me this started way back way back in the in the in the hippie period. Ken Kesey and his group would have regular meetings once a week out and in these tents outside of Keyes cabin underneath the Redwoods in La Honda, California, and a person just like as in the senior societies, and just as in a marathon encounter groups today, somebody would be it and that person's personality would be would be analyzed. And once you get into the notion that you're going to strip away the junk of civilization from your life, you get into the same frame of mind as the early Christians John Callaway 9:30 I was going to say say Christ in the disciples and you got to get rid of that. Right You got to get rid of the business you got to get you got to come follow me, man. Tom Wolfe 9:36 Yeah, and get rid of your your, even your your worldly ambitions and all the rest. And the idea is that at the apex of every human soul, there is a spark from the light of God. And this even goes back before Christian Era to Hindu, the origins of Hinduism. And once you get into once you reach that point, then it really does become religious. because now you're merging with some sort of over with some sort of oversell. So that a Erika foundation for example, which in many ways, a very worldly is to teach people to just straighten out their lives and so on, has ended up being a religion SANAD which started off as a drug rehabilitation program. You started using the marathon encounter technique, as a technique for dealing with addiction. Now it's a religion. And there are many lay members of SANAD a lay member, somebody who is not first an addict. And this thing is building and building. In fact, now we have a what six weeks we'll have seven weeks a President of the United States coming from out of this new religious wave that's connected isn't entry and is connected. It's the, the hipness of the hippie movement attracted young people to fundamental fundamentalist religions because fundamentalist religions were ecstatic. They had some of the ecstasy, the emotion, the holy rolling the talking in tongues of an LSD experience. And after all the 60s when the churches, the Presbyterian Church, the Episcopal church, the Catholic churches, are all trying to reach the urban young people. That's all they talked about. And they thought the way you did that was to have a Hootenanny down in the church basement, have the preacher come down and play the guitar, wear a turtleneck sweater with the bits of jazzman of bark woven into it from Norway and all the rest and have a coffee shop down there. And have they have joined in civil rights marches. And in other words, turned the church into a great sort of hip secular movement. Well, this didn't impress young people at all because they made the churches look like these aging arteriosclerotic, arthritic groupies trying to keep up with secular movements. But what what they finally went for was fundamentalism little tub thumping, a little hallelujah and a little rolling on the floor. And this in turn, gave an entire because young people liked it gave an entire new lift to evangelical movements. So you had people like Harold Hughes, a US senator resigning from the Senate to become an evangelist. He then one of his convert becomes Charles Colson of the Nixon hardball squad, and I think it's a sincere religious experience. And then finally, of course, Jimmy Carter, our our next president a born again. Carter at first tried to hide the fact that he was a fundamentalist, but he wasn't gonna deny it. I mean, he was an honest man, he's okay. I'm a fund... and to his amazement, I think people liked it. They responded, Well, this is they responded to Jerry Brown is in Jesuit from California, they liked it. Then his advisers got to him and they started saying, but listen, a lot of people are turned off by this stuff. So it's just a soft peddle it Jimmy. A lot of people don't like this fundamentalist stuff. So thin, he made almost the mistake that almost wiped him out the Playboy interview, where he tried to show that even though he was a fundamentalist, he was also a regular fellow. Instead, I think he should have given the interview. But four out of them were talking about political strategy. Now, he should have pointed towards the interviewer, he should have said, Yes, I'll give you an interview. Because I want the world to know that your sheet is scandalous. It is pure sin, from page one to page 424 is probably the length of the carnage. And then he should have said, and the idea of a man having a sinful thought in his heart for another man's wife, even a thought is an abomination. And such people will be dealt with at Armageddon. Because on the day of Armageddon, where are you going to be when it comes time to kiss the snake? I think this people would have loved it. Even people who are sleeping around slipping around even shorter who comes in after the after the man of the house leaves the leaves the house and short is short. You can't see him you know, he comes in and gets things done. goes on. Even shorty would have loved this kind of messy we're in that period. Now the wave is started his religious way of starting.

8:15:37:23-8:17:42:05>>>COLOR SYNC 1980s Interview with Cameron Crowe, outside concert at night: - His parents took him to a love in as a small child; Bob Dylan performed- Child of hippies, has a little hippie in him - Best year: 1974, listening to Neil Young's ""On the Beach""- Led Zeppelin - original heavy metal band, great to turn up loud and party- Best guitarists, w/ good descriptions: Pete Townshend, Jimmy Page-Make out songs: Madonna, funk music -- George Clinton, P Funk - ""Girls find it soothing, and I try to keep it around."

BLUES LEGEND WILLIE DIXON, WHOSE MUSIC EPITOMIZED THE BLUES AND SHAPED ROCK 'N' ROLL, HAS DIED FROM APPARENT HEART FAILURE. HE WAS 76. A SPOKESWOMAN FOR ST. JOSEPH MEDICAL CENTER IN BURBANK SAID DIXON WAS ADMITTED TO THE HOSPITAL JAN. 5 COMPLAINING OF CHEST PAINS. HE DIED ABOUT 1:30 A.M. WEDNESDAY. ``BASED ON HIS CONDITION, HIS PHYSICIAN SPECULATES THAT HE DIED OF HEART FAILURE,'' SPOKESWOMAN PATTY STARKEY SAID. AS AN KEY MEMBER OF THE CHICAGO BLUES SCENE, DIXON SANG AND PLAYED STAND UP BASS BUT HIS LEGACY WILL BE THE HUNDREDS OF SONGS HE WROTE FOR OTHERS. THEY ARE AMONG THE MOST ENDURING IN THE BLUES GENRE, FILLED WITH GRIT AND AN EVOCATIVE QUALITY THAT WAS NOT LOST ON THE YOUNG MICK JAGGER, KEITH RICHARDS, ERIC CLAPTON, JIMMY PAGE AND OTHER YOUNG ROCKERS IN THE EARLY 1960S. DIXON HELPED SHAPE THE CAREERS OF MUDDY WATERS AND HOWLIN' WOLF, TWO OTHER MISSISSIPPI TRANSPLANTS, WHEN ALL THREE WERE PART OF CHICAGO'S LEGENDARY CHESS RECORD LABEL IN THE 1950S. ``FRANKLY, THE BLUES IS THE FACTS OF LIFE AND IT'S VERY EASY TO WRITE THE BLUES WHEN YOU'RE THINKING ABOUT LIFE,'' DIXON SAID IN A 1989 TELEVISION INTERVIEW. THE CRUSTY WOLF, BORN CHESTER BURNETT, HAD HITS WITH DIXON’S “LITTLE RED ROOSTER,””I AIN’T SUPERSTITIOUS,'' ``BACK DOOR MAN,'' ``EVIL'' AND ``SPOONFUL,'' FILLING THEM WITH A TINGE OF DANGER AND BROODING SENSUALITY. FOR WATERS, WHOSE STYLE WAS NOT SO MENACING, DIXON WROTE ``I JUST WANT TO MAKE LOVE TO YOU,'' ``HOOCHIE COOCHIE MAN'' AND ``YOU NEED LOVE.''DIXON HAD TO BE DIPLOMATIC WHEN PITCHING A SONG TO THE RIVALS WOLF AND WATERS, WHO BOTH FEARED HE WAS GIVING HIS BEST WORK TO THE OTHER.``WHEN I FIRST STARTED GIVING THEM SONGS, NOBODY EVER WANTED THE SONGY OU GAVE THEM,'' DIXON SAID IN A 1989 ROLLING STONE INTERVIEW. ``SO I HAD TO USE A LITTLE PSYCHOLOGY ON THEM. SINCE WOLF AND MUDDY BOTH SEEMED TO THINK THAT I WAS GIVING THEM THE WRONG SONG, ALL I'D HAVE TO DO IS GO TO WOLF AND SAY, 'HEY, MAN, NOW HERE'S A SONG I MADE FOR MUDDY. MUDDY'S GOING TO DO THIS.'''DIXON, ONE OF 14 CHILDREN, WAS BORN JULY 1, 1915, IN VICKSBURG, MISS. HE WAS FAIRLY WELL EDUCATED AND PICKED UP HIS LOVE OF LYRICS FROM HIS MOTHER, WHO READ HIM POETRY AND ENCOURAGED HIM TO WRITE HIS OWN.HE SANG IN GOSPEL GROUPS BUT ALSO HAD TROUBLE WITH THE LAW THAT LANDED HIM IN PRISON FARMS BEFORE HE MIGRATED TO NEW YORK AND THEN TO CHICAGO. HIS REFUSAL TO GO INTO THE ARMY IN 1941 RESULTED IN MORE JAIL TIME.DIXON WAS A HEAVYWEIGHT BOXER LONG ENOUGH TO WIN AN ILLINOIS GOLDEN GLOVES TITLE IN 1937 BUT AN ARGUMENT WITH A MANAGER OVER MONEY ENDED HIS RING CAREER. HE TURN TO MUSIC AND EVENTUALLY MET PHIL AND LEONARD CHESS.WHEN THE CHESS BROTHERS FORMED THEIR RECORD COMPANY, DIXON BECAME AN IMPORTANT, ALTHOUGH NOT WELL-PAID PART OF IT. HE COMPOSED, SANG, PLAYED AT RECORDING SESSIONS AND WORKED AS A PRODUCER, ARRANGER AND TALENT SCOUT.

The Defense Department holds a briefing for reporters on lost computer logs.

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INTERVIEW CONTINUES: David Susskind New York and Detroit Chicago pimps in your territory in Boston. John McCormick And Nevada, we had to add two or three Nevada pimps Edward Miller Thye come from all over the country. And just today we're down in Manhattan South Station. And we were going through the files and a lot of the faces of familiar to us, because they do work in Boston. And also they actually have like a circuit. John McCormick In fact that one page we came to when they went pimp, we informed you that he was doing time and one of our Massachusetts prisons, David Susskind do they operate stables of women in various cities. I've been told by a pimp on this program that he functioned in New York and other major cities such as Chicago and Detroit and Boston the girls switch also, George Trapp he he can't function he can function he can have his like I said before his confederates, his confederates, right in another city, picking up the money for the girl, maybe taking out some expenses for himself, and then relaying the money to the pimp here in New York, if you use the New York, and the pimp in New York never has to go out of state. But he still collects the money. Richard Confort There also might be some times where, for example, when Jimmy Carter was inaugurated in January, we know of information here where some pimps have two or three girls, and they brought their girls down to Washington DC for the organization inauguration because they know that a lot of out of towners were coming here. And possibly there might be some business there. If there's too much heat on in New York or exam as a prime example. The Democratic National Convention was held here in July. I think he had something like 3000 additional police in the Midtown area. The heat was just too great. They took all the girls and I stayed up in Montreal for the Olympic Games in lots of wasn't a lot up to the Olympic Games. Great games was a bonanza for them with all the spectators up there. John McCormick You know, rich in November you had a couple incidents that your student was murdered down in the combat zone. And the girls in Boston fled that area. And the pimps in glut came to Boston, you saw the difference around the 15th of November, a Arthur Stoecker lot of great, great pickup of activity from the area. John McCormick The pimps went into hiding and they go to heat, Arthur Stoecker wherever the heat or the pressure is put, they're free to get up and move. They don't they don't want to be in a pub, not the public right but they don't want to be in a polices. Richard Confort Wherever the greatest amount of money is generated from wherever the mass is located at that particular time that's willing to spend money they'll go like I said, they'll go to Washington for the inauguration where the what you have a all of your out of towners come to Montreal where the Olympic Games were held. David Susskind They go where the action is sure they go the Olympics so New York is having a real publicized effort by the police pimp squad to arrest pimps by a had the girls turn on them. Turn them in. Here is one of the cards that you post all around the city.

TAPE: R10296 IN_TIME: n/a DURATION: n/a SOURCES: APTN RESTRICTIONS: No restrictions DATELINE: New York, 27 May 2003 SHOTLIST: mins approx 1. WS exterior 2. MS arrival Robert Plant 3. B-roll press 4. MS arrival John Paul Jones 5. Photocall John Paul Jones with CA press 6. B-roll fans and press 7. MS John Paul Jones entering building 8. VS fans and press 9. B-roll red carpet arrivals and VS press and fans 10. Zoom in DVD poster 11. VS poster 12. SOT Robert Plant. Including soundbite: "We found the material by going into the tape stores and into general stores that we've got. Some of the tins didn't even have labels, no indication of what it was. I think one of them had Pink Floyd written on it! I mean, there was all sorts of stuff all over the place. And by running little pieces and by working on it frame by frame to clean it up, we finally found out exactly how much stuff we got, put it together. Really the project has been very painstakingly worked on." "In those days when we were kids, the whole deal about music was like you had to be hot and really good. There were no slouches in our band, we were just full on 100 mile an hour players. It was a different time musically. And I think the critique, the critique was a whole different set up all together. So I don't know what people will make of it. I think they'll grab the energy because you can feel it. It comes right off the screen." 13. B-roll Robert Plant 14. SOT John Paul Jones. Including soundbite: "I mean I always knew we were good. Having seen the DVD I'd forgotten quite how good we were! It's been really nice. Well yes, it's very flattering, it's very gratifying to know that people are still interested and still want to see it and now we've got something really good to show them. It's really great." 15. B-roll John Paul Jones, Jimmy Page and Robert Plant posing for photographs 16. SOT Jimmy Page. Including soundbite: "It was really in my blood. I had to do this. You know, it's just going to bring hours of enjoyment to people and that's really good - the assessment of the playing and how we ticked over and John Bonham and it's great." 17. Pull out Jimmy Page being interviewed 18. B-roll Jimmy Page being interviewed 19. Exteriors FURTHER RESTRICTIONS: USED FOR STORIES # : 375752 TAPE FORMAT: NTSC

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TAPE: R10296 IN_TIME: n/a DURATION: n/a SOURCES: APTN RESTRICTIONS: No restrictions DATELINE: New York, 27 May 2003 SHOTLIST: mins approx 1. WS exterior 2. MS arrival Robert Plant 3. B-roll press 4. MS arrival John Paul Jones 5. Photocall John Paul Jones with CA press 6. B-roll fans and press 7. MS John Paul Jones entering building 8. VS fans and press 9. B-roll red carpet arrivals and VS press and fans 10. Zoom in DVD poster 11. VS poster 12. SOT Robert Plant. Including soundbite: "We found the material by going into the tape stores and into general stores that we've got. Some of the tins didn't even have labels, no indication of what it was. I think one of them had Pink Floyd written on it! I mean, there was all sorts of stuff all over the place. And by running little pieces and by working on it frame by frame to clean it up, we finally found out exactly how much stuff we got, put it together. Really the project has been very painstakingly worked on." "In those days when we were kids, the whole deal about music was like you had to be hot and really good. There were no slouches in our band, we were just full on 100 mile an hour players. It was a different time musically. And I think the critique, the critique was a whole different set up all together. So I don't know what people will make of it. I think they'll grab the energy because you can feel it. It comes right off the screen." 13. B-roll Robert Plant 14. SOT John Paul Jones. Including soundbite: "I mean I always knew we were good. Having seen the DVD I'd forgotten quite how good we were! It's been really nice. Well yes, it's very flattering, it's very gratifying to know that people are still interested and still want to see it and now we've got something really good to show them. It's really great." 15. B-roll John Paul Jones, Jimmy Page and Robert Plant posing for photographs 16. SOT Jimmy Page. Including soundbite: "It was really in my blood. I had to do this. You know, it's just going to bring hours of enjoyment to people and that's really good - the assessment of the playing and how we ticked over and John Bonham and it's great." 17. Pull out Jimmy Page being interviewed 18. B-roll Jimmy Page being interviewed 19. Exteriors FURTHER RESTRICTIONS: USED FOR STORIES # : 375752 TAPE FORMAT: NTSC