A Musical Celebration!
Season 3 Episode 25 | 26m 29sVideo has Closed Captions
The Best Times — A Program for People Over 50
This episode of The Best Times features a segment on the Glenn Miller Orchestra with footage from their concert at GPAC and an interview with their musical director and lead singer, Nick Hilscher. Another segment highlights barbershop quartets, featuring "Quicksilver", four guys who are members of the Memphis Men of Harmony. And Joyce Cobb, the well-known Memphis singer is interviewed.
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A Musical Celebration!
Season 3 Episode 25 | 26m 29sVideo has Closed Captions
This episode of The Best Times features a segment on the Glenn Miller Orchestra with footage from their concert at GPAC and an interview with their musical director and lead singer, Nick Hilscher. Another segment highlights barbershop quartets, featuring "Quicksilver", four guys who are members of the Memphis Men of Harmony. And Joyce Cobb, the well-known Memphis singer is interviewed.
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