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The music on The Arsenio Hall show Don't ya'll remember those incredible perfomances on Arsenio Hall???
I especially loved when Hammer was on there, TLC Jodeci (of course) Snoop Prince and etc. Wonder when his show will be put on DVD??? Anyone know? I will forever love and miss you...my sweet Prince. | |
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Kylie was on once  | |
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Ellie said: Kylie was on once
She perform It's No Secret. Classic, with NO lip-syncing. | |
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Mariah made her debut on the show too. | |
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TonyVanDam said: Ellie said: Kylie was on once
She perform It's No Secret. Classic, with NO lip-syncing. Kylie barely ever lip synchs. She is awesome live. | |
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TonyVanDam said: She perform It's No Secret. Classic, with NO lip-syncing.
If I remember correctly, Arsenio did not allow any lip-synching on his program. He let some artists have pre-recorded backing tracks, since he had hip-hop and dance artists on his show, but every musical performer had to sing or rap live. What was really groundbreaking at the time was that Arsenio was the first late night TV talk show host to have hip-hop, metal, alternative and dance/techno acts regularly appear on his program. Johnny Carson always had older musical artists on the Tonight Show at that time, and while David Letterman had a few rock acts performing on his show, the acts themselves tended more towards classic rock and soul/R&B. When Jay Leno took over the Tonight Show after Johnny Carson retired, he basically took over Arsenio's musical set list and put it on his show.  | |
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728huey said: TonyVanDam said:
She perform It's No Secret. Classic, with NO lip-syncing.
If I remember correctly, Arsenio did not allow any lip-synching on his program. He let some artists have pre-recorded backing tracks, since he had hip-hop and dance artists on his show, but every musical performer had to sing or rap live. What was really groundbreaking at the time was that Arsenio was the first late night TV talk show host to have hip-hop, metal, alternative and dance/techno acts regularly appear on his program. Johnny Carson always had older musical artists on the Tonight Show at that time, and while David Letterman had a few rock acts performing on his show, the acts themselves tended more towards classic rock and soul/R&B. When Jay Leno took over the Tonight Show after Johnny Carson retired, he basically took over Arsenio's musical set list and put it on his show.  thats why Arsenio's show was so exciting to watch, he even had musical surprises now and then.I will forever love and miss you...my sweet Prince. | |
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