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Long before Kenny Rogers achieved pop and country superstardom, he was a member of the late-'60s group The First Edition, which had five Top 40 hits, including "Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town" and "Just Dropped in (To See What Condition My Condition Was In)." This success led to the airing of a November 1970 television special, "Rollin' On The River," hosted by Kenny Rogers and the First Edition. The response was so overwhelming that CBS turned it into a weekly music/variety show.

From 1971 to 1973 "Rollin'" (as the show was renamed) was a showcase for the hottest musical talent of the time.  The best performances from the show are collected for the first time on Remember the '70s: Greatest Hits Live.  Hosted by Mickey Jones, drummer for Kenny Rogers and the First Edition, these 14 beautifully restored selections from the "Rollin'" archives still cast a powerful spell.

SPECIAL FEATURES

• Performance track introductions by co-host Mickey Jones.

• Nostalgia narrations at the end of each performance are informational, educational, and set the tone of the era.

• Interview with Mickey Jones in which he reminisces about the show and its guest performers.

1970S MUSIC SELECTIONS

• Features an incredible range of musical icons captured live in their prime.

• Includes 13 Top 20 hits, including five #1's: Al Green's "Let's Stay Together" and "You Ought To Be With Me," Bill Wither's "Lean On Me," Billy Preston's "Outa-Space," and The Raider's "Indian Reservation." 

• Four tracts were also GRAMMY winners: Jim Croce's "Operator," Ike and Tina Turner's "Proud Mary," B.B. King's "The Thrill Is Gone," and Billy Preston's "Outa-Space."

• Also features Ike & Tina Turner's incendiary version of The Beatles' "Get Back," which originally appeared on their Top 25 album Working Together.

• The Jim Croce DVD, Have You Heard? Jim Croce Live, which includes two performances featured on Remember The '70s: Greatest Hits Live, has sold more than 30,000 units since its October 2003 release, illustrating the appeal of music from this era.

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