The Who At Kilburn The 60s Live

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Bill Joel: The
Stranger Live
Tue, 9/2 • 9:30pm
The Who
At Kilburn
Mon, 9/8 • 9:30pm
The 60s Live:
My Generation,
My Music
Murder House
Fri, 9/12 • 8pm
Sat, 9/13 • 8pm
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Program Highlights
Billy Joel:The
Stranger Live
Tuesday, Sept. 2 • 9:30pm
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In honor of the 30th anniversary
of the Hicksville, New York native’s
breakthrough album The Stranger,
premieres the U.S. broadcast of Billy
Joel’s 1978 British concert debut - a
live television performance on The
Old Grey Whistle Test . During the
appearance, the legendary singer/
songwriter played a set of nowclassic hits, including Only the Good
Die Young, Movin’ Out, She’s Always
a Woman and Just the Way You Are,
which earned 1978 Grammy Awards
for Record of the Year and Song
of the Year. Joel and his band also
performed New York State of Mind
and Miami 2017 (Seen the Lights Go
Out on Broadway) off 1976’s Turnstiles
as well as Piano Man stomper Ain’t
No Crime.
The Who At Kilburn
Monday, Sept. 8th • 9:30pm
Charter members of the “British Invasion”
in the 1960s, THE WHO — Roger
Daltrey, Pete Townshend, John Entwistle
and Keith Moon — had been on hiatus
for more than a year when they assembled
at the Gaumont State Theatre in Kilburn,
North London, on December 15, 1977,
to record a concert for Jeff Stein’s
documentary The Kids Are Alright. Filmed
before an invited audience, it would turn
out to be Keith Moon’s penultimate live
performance.
BTC President
Dr. David Borofsky
BTC Board of Trustees
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Theresa Pan-Hosley
Calvin Pearson
Stan Rumbaugh
Karen Seinfeld
Pavarotti: A Life in Seven Arias
Sunday, Sept. 7th • 8:00pm
When Luciano Pavarotti died in September 2007, the world
lost one of the greatest voices in all of music. In celebration
of Pavarotti’s peerless vocal talent and extraordinary
international impact, this performance documentary looks
back over his legendary career, utilizing the arias with which he
was most closely associated as a narrative framework. From his
humble origins in Modena, Italy, A Life in Seven Arias follows
The King of the High C’s meteoric
rise, spanning his London debut
in La Bohème , his triumph in La
Fille du Régiment and his iconic
rendition of “Nessun dorma.”
In addition to a treasure trove of
classic Pavarotti performances,
also featured are new and archival
interviews with many of the
tenor’s friends and colleagues,
including Dame Joan Sutherland,
Plàcido Domingo, Jose Carreras
and Juan Diego Floréz.
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The 60s Live:
My Generation, My Music
Saturday, Sept. 13th • 8pm
The enormously popular MY MUSIC series presents an extraspecial three-hour event focusing on the eternally hip hit-making
artists from the second half of the 1960s. THE 60s LIVE! – MY
GENERATION, MY MUSIC is a
treasure-trove of essential folk-rock,
rhythm and blues and pop classics
that still resonate with baby boomers.
Leading off the celebration of the
peace and protest decade are the
New Rascals, who perform their
chart-topping trio of blue-eyed soul
smashes People Got to Be Free (1968),
Groovin (1966) and Good Lovin (1966).
Roger McGuinn of the Byrds reprises
his legendary folk-rock group’s
rendition of Bob Dylan’s Mr. Tambourine Man, one of 1965’s
biggest hits.
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3:00 pm
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2:30 pm
America Quilts
Creatively
Fon’s and Porter’s Love of Quilting
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2:00 pm
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12:00 pm
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7:30 am
KBTC Saturday
Highlights
09/06: Quilting Collages-Getting Scrappy
09/13: Text Messaging
09/20: Tools of the Trade
09/27: Flower Pot
My Hero
Kaye’s Quilting
Friends
Everyday Food
America’s Test Kitchen
9:00am
09/06: A-Maze-ing
09/13: Made With Faith
09/20: Yellowstone
09/27: Folk Stars
The Router Workshop
The Woodwright’s Shop
This Old House
Hometime
Sewing With Nancy
10:00am
The
Victory
Garden
New Season!
Saturdays
7am
(Starting Sept. 13)
Public television’s
landmark gardening
program begins its 32nd season with a new
host: Jamie Durie, a horticulturist, international
landscape designer and Australian television
personality. Familiar faces from previous seasons,
including resident horticulturist and all-around
gardening expert Kip Anderson, gardening
correspondent Paul Epsom and lifestyle co-host
Sissy Biggers, continue to provide simple easy
lessons to help today’s busy gardeners make the
most of their time outdoors.
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09/06: Serger Crochet
09/13: Contemporary Machine Accessories, pt 1
09/20: Contemporary Machine Accessories, pt 2
09/27: Totes to Go, pt 1
11:00am
09/06: Warm and Safe Window
09/13: Decorative Casings
09/20: Gathered Lace Techniques
09/27: Sewing Machine Needle-Getting
to the Point
Fons & Porter’s Love
Of Quilting
11:30am
09/06: A Visit to Colonieal Williamsburg
Quilt, pt 1
Quilt, pt 2
09/27:Three Zinnas Wall Quilt
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Letter from the General Manager
To Our PBS Family,
As our children and grandchildren head back to school,
KBTC‘s commitment to lifelong learning outside the classroom
remains unwavering.
In fact, our programs are considered among the most
reliable and trusted on television today.
Children and their caregivers can choose from over 35
hours a week of non-commercial, non-violent, and educational
children’s programming - programs that promote tolerance, model positive social interaction
and address one of our community’s foremost concerns: Helping children start school, ready
to learn.
Debbie Emond
With that goal in mind, we’re debuting two new programs designed to support
children’s learning at home. Reading Rockets, an award-winning series of innovative halfhour programs about how children learn to read, why so many struggle and what parents and
teachers can do to help. Martha Speaks also begins in September with the goal of engaging
kids and expanding their vocabulary.
Sadly, it is estimated that almost half of our children are not emotionally or
developmentally ready to start Kindergarten. Studies show that if they start behind, they
stay behind. KBTC is committed to changing that. Through our involvement in the Pierce
County Early Learning consortium, our investment in producing programs reaching out to
families and caregivers, and our air-time dedicated to educating the public about caregiving
resources; we are proud to help the children of our community start school, ready to learn.
In the meantime, whether you’re interested in learning the latest scientific findings,
satisfying your curiosity about the natural world, picking up the newest sewing technique or
developing your reading skills with the Sesame Street gang, there’s an opportunity to discover
something new every time you tune in to KBTC. Stay with us for exciting programming this
fall.
Debbie Emond
Executive Dean and General Manager, KBTC & KCKA
A Service of Bates Technical College
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Based on the best-selling
children’s
book series by
Susan Meddaugh,
the MARTHA
SPEAKS animated
TV series follows the
adventures of Martha, a loveable
dog whose appetite for alphabet
soup gives her the ability to speak.
Using her newfound abilities, Martha
gets jobs, wears disguises, foils bad
guys, wins contests and orders lots
of steaks. A dog’s breakfast of
messes and hilarious entanglements
ensue for Martha, her family and the
unsuspecting people of her town
who make up the comic heart of the
series.
(Premieres Sept. 8)
Weekdays • 1:30pm
New Series!
Martha Speaks
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