And The Children Go On

[golddustchic]

Oh, you can add me to that list

I'd love to hear it! [email protected]

[RavenOfRhiannon]

LOVED IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
LOVED IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
LOVED IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

BTW, when/where is Stevie reading this?

[Johnny Stew]

Stevie read "The Children Go On," from her journals, on a British special that was filmed to promote 'The Other Side Of The Mirror.'

Unfortunately, I can't remember the title of the special, or the name of the host (hopefully David can help me out there!)... but it was pretty interesting, and also included a really great performance of "Doing The Best That I Can," with Stevie playing the piano, and Sharon and Lori providing backing vocals.
In my opinion, that little performance was ten times better than the album version (which is already one of my favorites, as it is).

Part of the recitation (the lines from "Your heroes are dying...." onward) was also used in a 1994 American special, titled 'D-Day Remembered.'
Stevie made an appearance, which was filmed at her Phoenix home, and talked about her respect and admiration for those who helped bring World War 2 to an end.
Then, as they showed some footage of Stevie (which was also originally filmed for the UK 'OSOTM' special), the end portion of "The Children Go On," can be heard in voice-over.



Johnny Stew

[Gypsy-Rhiannon]

Originally posted by Johnny Stew
Stevie read "The Children Go On," from her journals, on a British special that was filmed to promote 'The Other Side Of The Mirror.'

Unfortunately, I can't remember the title of the special, or the name of the host (hopefully David can help me out there!)... but it was pretty interesting, and also included a really great performance of "Doing The Best That I Can," with Stevie playing the piano, and Sharon and Lori providing backing vocals.
In my opinion, that little performance was ten times better than the album version (which is already one of my favorites, as it is).

Part of the recitation (the lines from "Your heroes are dying...." onward) was also used in a 1994 American special, titled 'D-Day Remembered.'
Stevie made an appearance, which was filmed at her Phoenix home, and talked about her respect and admiration for those who helped bring World War 2 to an end.
Then, as they showed some footage of Stevie (which was also originally filmed for the UK 'OSOTM' special), the end portion of "The Children Go On," can be heard in voice-over.



Johnny Stew

I have this on video. I will have to check out the title

Pip

[Gypsy-Rhiannon]

I would love to hear this Tommer. My email account won't accept it. can meet you on aim or msn sometime though

Pip

[nodmod]

Hey Tommer

Could you send it my way

[email protected]

Cheers

[David]

Originally posted by Johnny Stew
Stevie read "The Children Go On," from her journals, on a British special that was filmed to promote 'The Other Side Of The Mirror.'

Unfortunately, I can't remember the title of the special, or the name of the host (hopefully David can help me out there!).

The promotional vinyl was called "Reflections from the Other Side of the Mirror," so I always assumed that the show itself was titled the same thing. Somebody should pull out the old video & give it a spin to verify. It was taped in some castle, I guess during her tour in Britain in 1989.

[golddustchic]

Tommer, I LOVED it!! Awesome work, the music fit beautifully with the reading. Amazing! And I loved how "and the children go on" is repeated at the end, just great! I think you've got the beginnings of a fantastic career
Keep up the good work!

[Gypsy-Rhiannon]

Originally posted by David
The promotional vinyl was called "Reflections from the Other Side of the Mirror," so I always assumed that the show itself was titled the same thing. Somebody should pull out the old video & give it a spin to verify. It was taped in some castle, I guess during her tour in Britain in 1989.

I will check David but now you say it I think it was called Reflections from the other side of the mirror

Pip

[FiercestCalmSea]

That is a great clip Tommer..i loved it

[tommer]

thank you all

[sara1998]

I wanna hear it too, Tommer!

[email protected]

Thanks!
Maria

[saradorna]

My email:

[email protected]

Thank you!

Isabel

[tommer]

you can now find it at Neil's site, in the following address- http://www.fleetwoodmac-uk.com/songofthemonth.html
(and in a better quality than what i can send through the mail.
enjoy.

[Gypsy-Rhiannon]

Wow....Tommer! That sounds awesome!

Pip