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always touch our hearts. it s impossible tell the sun to leave the sky it s just impossible this is the music of your life. e velvetore blue bel music is such an important part of our lives and it is because of the special song that have touched us through the years. when i fall in love will be forever so many love songs have become standards. they are what you might call timeless. there are all kinds of romantic songs. some we fell in love to, some we danced to. and then those special songs that are inspired us. ic trees of green. .ed roses, too everything is beautiful in its own way. songs toe so many share with you but i would like to introduce my friend and cohost, debbie boone. been around music most of our lives. what makes a song timeless. it has to start with an unforgettable melody. and having a beautiful life couldn t hurt. for the rest of my life. please release me, let me go. let s all get comfortable as we bring you the annou ....
love season e time of the when love runs high ain t it beautiful crystal blue persuasion hi, everybody. i m tommy james. that s right, from tommy james and the shonnell s. the site atrom woodstock that pays tribute to that once in a century rock n event. take another little piece of my heart now baby take another little piece of my heart hot town summer in the city grew you were like me and up in the mid-60 s to the early 70 s, you were part of a generation that thought it could plant the seeds of a better social order, a better world, bestnew that one of the ways to spread that message was in the music. born to be wild born to be wild people now smile on your brother everybody get together to love one another right now people everywhere just want to be free it was the birth of a counterculture. revolution and experimentation produced music that wrapped itself around our hearts and minds and never let go. young hearts can g ....
i m tony butala. i m donovan tea. and i m bobby poynton. together we are the lettermen. we re here today to celebrate the greatest singers ever, singing the greatest songs of all time. roses are red, my love violets are blue can t get used to losing you no matter what i try to do gonna live my whole life through loving you i can still remember when a song was a song with a great melody, a memorable lyric, and a vocalist who could sing. i fall to pieces put your head on my shoulder please, release me let me go we have so many songs to share with you all today. but before we go any further, i d like to introduce our co-host, sandy dell. hi, guys. [all] hi, sandy. i m so glad to be here with you. there are so many great singers, but there were also some wonderful vocal groups. the drifters, the platters, the four aces, and of course you guys, the lettermen. someday when i m awfully low and the world is cold i will feel a glow just thinking of you and the way you look toni ....
and back on american soil. the third infected ebola patient arrives in a special isolation unit. and we have usher live in concert today, friday, september 5th, 2014. announcer: from nbc news, this is today. with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning. welcome to today on a friday morning. i m matt lauer and long with natalie mor aales and willie geist. we have amy van dyken-ruen was in an accident three months ago and now she made a remarkable recovery. she looks great. along with her husband tom. we will talk to them later on. let s start on a friday morning with the sad news. the death of joan rivers. the 81-year-old died thursday, a week after going into cardiac arrest and losing consciousness during a routine medical procedure. this morning, the new york state health department is launching an investigation into the clinic where that happened. this as fans of the legendary comedienne leave flowers an ....
the first female host of a late-night talk show that is after making history as permanent host of the tonight show. her fearless humor changed the rules of comedy. i had her on the first tonight show. she came out and came over to me and came over and gave me a kiss. reporter: jimmy fallon choking up as he remembered joan rivers on tonight show. the program where she first broke through in 1965. they finally, the seventh edition they brought me up and that s because bill cosby said the guy last night bombed, take joan rivers she couldn t be worse. the brash comedian from brooklyn was a regular. the sharp tongue and groundbreaking voice in late-night tv. can we talk? reporter: rivers landed her own late-night show in 1986, but canceled after just one year. not long after her husband committed suicide. rivers was forced to begin a new chapter, carving out a need as a fashion host and commentator. rip it apart. the flower s gone. reporter: bringing tha ....