Eric Carmen/Various TV Shows Compilation 1978 Jewel Version

Eric Carmen passed away in March 2024. The specific cause of death has not been revealed, but his wife Amy Carmen posted a notice of his death on the official website. The specific date of death has not been determined, but the message was published on March 11th, and it says that he “passed away in his sleep over the weekend,” so it is likely that it was around March 9th. There are more and more opportunities to come across the news of the deaths of rock musicians, but no matter how many times you see it, you can never get used to it. We have prepared a professional shot work that allows you to meet Eric in his old days. This work contains six types of TV broadcast professional shots. This is a compilation produced by an overseas enthusiast in 2007, and is a compilation of footage from a 1978 US TV program (the title was given by the enthusiast who produced it, but depending on the program, the exact broadcast date may be 1979. In short, it is the “CHANGE OF HEART” era). In terms of quality, it feels like an air check from the analog era, and is not the type that can be said to be official grade. However, the master is fresh and there is no fatal deterioration such as white line noise or twisting. Above all, it is extremely valuable and includes footage that cannot be seen on major video sites. And the selection is also a point. There are no promo clips or concert pro shots in the six types of footage. Some can be called music programs, but they are basically talk shows, so you can enjoy plenty of interviews with program personalities and studio performances that you don’t usually see. So, what kind of songs will be played? Let’s organize the six programs together here. Change of Heart (2 songs, 6 takes) Change of Heart (3 takes) / Baby I Need Your Lovin’ (3 takes) Others (5 songs, 6 takes) Eric Carmen: All By Myself (2 takes) / Never Gonna Fall In Love Again (piano only) Majestic Wings: Boats Against The Current / Marathon Man / She Did It *Note: Songs without special notes only have one take. …And so it is like this. The way he sings in front of the camera in the studio set is completely different from a concert, and it’s like the atmosphere of “The Best Ten” or “Yoru no Hit Studio”. It’s also very interesting to watch famous hits being played one after another. Also, these shows often have mime, but of course there are live performances. Particularly interesting is “Never Gonna Fall In Love Again” from “THE MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW”. Eric focuses on piano accompaniment, and the personality Mike Douglas sings it leisurely (this is quite good). In addition, the following songs also include “Love Is All That Matters”, but this feels more like a light piano playing at home than a performance. He doesn’t sing, and it’s not even a complete performance. 45 years have passed since this work, and Eric Carmen has passed away at the age of 74. This is a collection of about 1 hour and 15 minutes of treasured footage where you can meet him who was exciting the Western music scene with many hit songs. A collection of professional shots from the “CHANGE OF HEART” era has been released. There are no regular promo clips or concerts, just a compilation of six American TV shows that the band appeared on at the time. Most of the shows are talk shows, and you can enjoy interviews and rare studio performance scenes. Various TV Shows Compilation THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 1. Opening 2. All By Myself 3. Boats Against The Current 4. Interview AMERICAN BANDSTAND 5. Change Of Heart 6. Interview 7. Baby I Need Your Lovin’ THE MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 8. Change Of Heart 9. Interview 10. Baby I Need Your Lovin’ 11. Interview 12. Never Gonna Fall In Love Again (Piano Accompaniment) 3. All By Myself MIDNIGHT SPECIAL 14. Marathon Man 15. She Did It DINAH! 16. Change Of Heart 17. Interview 18. Baby I Need Your Lovin’ 19. Ending WKYC-TV CHANNEL3 20. Introduction 21. Love Is All That Matters (Inst.) 22. Interview PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.74min.