Stevie at the Superbowl - Page 5

bikerchic · #61 02-03-2007, 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by BTFLCHLD

A few more details from Taku's myspace bulletin:

Feb 3, 2007 10:13 AM
Subject Performing at the Superbowl Pregame Show
Hey all. Just a head's up that I will be performing with Stevie Nicks in Miami tomorrow at the Superbowl Tailgate Party. The performance will be at 4-5pm EST, and they will broadcast from our concert for the Superbowl Pregame Show on CBS. From what I understand, our appearance will air sometime in the first 15 minutes of the Pregame Show (4:05-4:15pm).

I love him

UnwindedDreams · #62 02-03-2007, 02:38 PM

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Stand Back
Fall From Grace
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Edge of Seventeen
Stop Draggin' My Heart Around

jkmaletic · #63 02-03-2007, 07:18 PM

Cool. The only thing I'm a little confused about is his "within the first 15 minutes of the pregame show" comment. The pregame show STARTS at 3pm ET (11am PT). The first 15 minutes of the pregame show would therefore be 3 - 3:15 pm ET, not 4 - 4:15 pm ET like he mentions.

Whatever. I'm just planning to tape the entire 4 hour thing anyway.

shebop · #64 02-03-2007, 07:39 PM

Following are the approximate air times for features on THE SUPER BOWL TODAY (subject to change):

2:15 PM, ET

Shannon Sharpe tackles the Colts’ defense talking with Dwight Freeney and Bob Sanders. Jeff St. Arromand produces.
2:30 PM, ET

THE SUPER BOWL TODAY features Chicago Bears running back Thomas Jones.
2:45 PM, ET

Dick Enberg visits with legendary coaching genius of the San Francisco 49ers Bill Walsh. Deb Boulac produces.
3:00 PM, ET

Sam Ryan covers Indianapolis Colts record-breaking wide receiver Marvin Harrison. Jeff St. Arromand produces.
3:10 PM, ET

Shannon Sharpe and Boomer Esiason go mach speed as they take a ride with the famous Thunderbirds fighter jets.
3:30 PM, ET

THE SUPER BOWL TODAY features Chicago Bears defensive lineman Tank Johnson.
3:40 PM, ET

CBS EVENING NEWS Chief Investigative Reporter Armen Keteyian sits down with Joy Piccolo and Connie Payton, wives of former Chicago Bears running backs Brian Piccolo and Walter Payton. Sarah Rinaldi produces.
4:00 PM, ET

James Brown visits with the head coaches of the Chicago Bears Lovie Smith and the Indianapolis Colts Tony Dungy to talk about the meaning of their historic meeting as the first African-American head coaches in the NFL to lead their teams to the Super Bowl. Charlie Bloom produces.
4:10 PM, ET

Randy Cross reports from Baghdad with the troops as they watch Super Bowl XLI and participate in the first-ever Baghdad Bowl (flag football game). Suzanne Smith produces.
4:30 PM, ET

Lesley Visser visits with Chicago Bears quarterback Rex Grossman. Deb Gelman produces. 4:45 PM, ET
CBS EVENING NEWS Anchor Katie Couric reports the story of Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver and last year’s Super Bowl MVP Hines Ward about his Korean heritage, what it was like growing up and the impact his success has had on children and others in Korea. Pete Radovich produces.
5:00 PM, ET

Boomer Esiason looks at the tradition of great Chicago middle linebackers from Dick Butkus to Mike Singletary to Brian Urlacher. Deb Boulac produces.
5:30 PM, ET

Dan Marino sits down for a quarterback-to-quarterback talk with the Indianapolis Colts’ Peyton Manning. Charlie Bloom produces.

Performances by Stevie Nicks (3:55 PM, ET), Cirque du Soleil (5:45 PM, ET), and Billy Joel singing the national anthem (6:15 PM, ET) also will be a part of the pre-game show.

shebop · #65 02-03-2007, 07:42 PM

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Originally Posted by jkmaletic

Cool. The only thing I'm a little confused about is his "within the first 15 minutes of the pregame show" comment. The pregame show STARTS at 3pm ET (11am PT). The first 15 minutes of the pregame show would therefore be 3 - 3:15 pm ET, not 4 - 4:15 pm ET like he mentions.

Whatever. I'm just planning to tape the entire 4 hour thing anyway.

No - 3pm Eastern is 12pm Pacific!
The actual game starts at 3pm Pacific......

Livia · #66 02-03-2007, 07:54 PM

So, in chronological order:

2:15 PM, ET

Shannon Sharpe tackles the Colts’ defense talking with Dwight Freeney and Bob Sanders. Jeff St. Arromand produces.
2:30 PM, ET

THE SUPER BOWL TODAY features Chicago Bears running back Thomas Jones.
2:45 PM, ET

Dick Enberg visits with legendary coaching genius of the San Francisco 49ers Bill Walsh. Deb Boulac produces.
3:00 PM, ET

Sam Ryan covers Indianapolis Colts record-breaking wide receiver Marvin Harrison. Jeff St. Arromand produces.
3:10 PM, ET

Shannon Sharpe and Boomer Esiason go mach speed as they take a ride with the famous Thunderbirds fighter jets.
3:30 PM, ET

THE SUPER BOWL TODAY features Chicago Bears defensive lineman Tank Johnson.
3:40 PM, ET

Performances by Stevie Nicks (3:55 PM, ET) - only 5 minutes?

CBS EVENING NEWS Chief Investigative Reporter Armen Keteyian sits down with Joy Piccolo and Connie Payton, wives of former Chicago Bears running backs Brian Piccolo and Walter Payton. Sarah Rinaldi produces.
4:00 PM, ET

James Brown visits with the head coaches of the Chicago Bears Lovie Smith and the Indianapolis Colts Tony Dungy to talk about the meaning of their historic meeting as the first African-American head coaches in the NFL to lead their teams to the Super Bowl. Charlie Bloom produces.
4:10 PM, ET

Maybe more Stevie in this timeframe?

Randy Cross reports from Baghdad with the troops as they watch Super Bowl XLI and participate in the first-ever Baghdad Bowl (flag football game). Suzanne Smith produces.
4:30 PM, ET

Maybe more Stevie in this timeframe?

Lesley Visser visits with Chicago Bears quarterback Rex Grossman. Deb Gelman produces. 4:45 PM, ET

CBS EVENING NEWS Anchor Katie Couric reports the story of Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver and last year’s Super Bowl MVP Hines Ward about his Korean heritage, what it was like growing up and the impact his success has had on children and others in Korea. Pete Radovich produces.
5:00 PM, ET

Boomer Esiason looks at the tradition of great Chicago middle linebackers from Dick Butkus to Mike Singletary to Brian Urlacher. Deb Boulac produces.
5:30 PM, ET

Cirque du Soleil (5:45 PM, ET)

Dan Marino sits down for a quarterback-to-quarterback talk with the Indianapolis Colts’ Peyton Manning. Charlie Bloom produces.

Billy Joel singing the national anthem (6:15 PM, ET) also will be a part of the pre-game show.

estranged4life · #67 02-03-2007, 08:06 PM

^^^ Thanks for the time-line, Now I know when to start recording.

shebop · #68 02-03-2007, 08:09 PM

From what Taku wrote it seems pretty clear that Stevie will get maybe 10-15 minutes of airtime - right around 4pm Eastern.

Remember - she is not performing for the television audience - this is a Superbowl Party appearance........

Livia · #69 02-03-2007, 08:09 PM

Oh yeah, I almost forgot - Chris Isaak was on Extra last night, doing special reporting at the Superbowl. No mention of Stevie last night, but he will be on Extra again Monday nite, doing the same thing.

UnwindedDreams · #70 02-03-2007, 08:22 PM

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Originally Posted by shebop

From what Taku wrote it seems pretty clear that Stevie will get maybe 10-15 minutes of airtime - right around 4pm Eastern.

Remember - she is not performing for the television audience - this is a Superbowl Party appearance........

That is quite a lot of time...she can do a couple of songs in that time...

Nixxxed · #71 02-03-2007, 08:29 PM

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Originally Posted by shebop

From what Taku wrote it seems pretty clear that Stevie will get maybe 10-15 minutes of airtime - right around 4pm Eastern.

Remember - she is not performing for the television audience - this is a Superbowl Party appearance........

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Originally Posted by UnwindedDreams

That is quite a lot of time...she can do a couple of songs in that time...

That's not how I understood Taku's post.

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From what I understand, our appearance will air sometime in the first 15 minutes of the Pregame Show (4:05-4:15pm).

To me, that means, they'll show *something* of Stevie during that time slot, not Stevie during that entire time. I'd actually be surprised if they show one entire song. I'm hoping for more, of course, but I'm anticipating bits and pieces of video throughout the hour.

FrozenLove7 · #72 02-03-2007, 08:43 PM

To me, that means, they'll show *something* of Stevie during that time slot, not Stevie during that entire time. I'd actually be surprised if they show one entire song. I'm hoping for more, of course, but I'm anticipating bits and pieces of video throughout the hour.[/QUOTE]

Hmm... So is that how it usually works then? I have never watched the game before, or the pre-game. Last year I went with the boyfriend to a SB party.. But only because I wanted to see The Stones on a big screen TV!

UnwindedDreams · #73 02-03-2007, 09:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Nixxxed

That's not how I understood Taku's post.

To me, that means, they'll show *something* of Stevie during that time slot, not Stevie during that entire time. I'd actually be surprised if they show one entire song. I'm hoping for more, of course, but I'm anticipating bits and pieces of video throughout the hour.

I understood it differently...maybe they will show it

shebop · #74 02-04-2007, 12:09 AM

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Originally Posted by BTFLCHLD

A few more details from Taku's myspace bulletin:

Feb 3, 2007 10:13 AM
Subject Performing at the Superbowl Pregame Show
Hey all. Just a head's up that I will be performing with Stevie Nicks in Miami tomorrow at the Superbowl Tailgate Party. The performance will be at 4-5pm EST, and they will broadcast from our concert for the Superbowl Pregame Show on CBS. From what I understand, our appearance will air sometime in the first 15 minutes of the Pregame Show (4:05-4:15pm).

Hmmmm - not sure how you get to the thought that they'll be showing more throughout the hour when he says "4:05-4:15"!

estranged4life · #75 02-04-2007, 11:20 AM

and Stevie could be playing in the rain, since showers are forecast off and on today in Miami (Gives a whole new meaning to "Outside the Rain").

Sucks that the NFL Network wont be broadcasting her performance this afternoon.