Brad Paisley, Little Jimmy Dickens reinstall historic circle of wood in Grand Ole Opry stage
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2015
- (26 Aug 2010) SHOT LIST
AP Television
Nashville, Tennessee, 13 May 2010
1. Wide shot Grand Ole Opry sign outside
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Nashville, Tennessee, 25 August 2010
2. Pull out from balcony seats to the stage
3. Women cleaning the seats in the balcony
4. Pan down on Grand Ole Opry sign
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Brad Paisley, Recording Artist:
"I think keeping physically and metaphorically this bond with the past is something that separates the Opry from almost all other musical institutions."
6. Wide pan of inside the Opry House to Brad Paisley and Little Jimmy Dickens speaking to a reporter
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Brad Paisley, Recording Artist, remembers when he first stepped foot on the wooden circle in 1999 during his Grand Ole Opry debut:
"It just is overwhelming when you're a brand new guy singing these songs, and you're trying your best to make it in this industry and you realize you are absolutely in the one place that matters more than any other in country music. That's why it was so important to get that back here today and for the rest of time for that circle to sit there where it belongs."
8. Brad Paisley getting ready to unveil the refurbished circle of wood, UPSOUND Paisley: "The question on everyone's mind is will the circle be unbroken?"
9. Paisley and Dickens unveil the circle and touch it with their hands
10. Paisley and Dickens help move the circle into place on the Grand Ole Opry stage
11. Pan up of Paisley and Dickens standing on the refurbished circle
12. SOUNDBITE (English) Brad Paisley, Recording Artist:
"That was pretty crazy, wasn't it? Getting to step back on that thing today for the first time."
Little Jimmy Dickens, Recording Artist: "Like a newborn."
Paisley: "I had never seen it that close up. I had never been able to touch it. I don't know if I've ever done that. It's one thing to stand on it. It's another thing to see it upright, before they put it in there, and that little puff of smoke that came out when they laid it in place. It's really amazing."
13. Paisley and Dickens sing "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" by the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
14. SOUNDBITE (English) Brad Paisley, Recording Artist, on singing "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" today:
"That is a classic song that has been sung here for generations, and it's taking on new meaning with all of this."
Little Jimmy Dickens, Recording Artist: "That old song has been around here as a part of the Grand Ole Opry for as long as I can remember, and I've been here a long long time."
Paisley: "72 years he's been playing this stage, or 62 years."
Dickens: "It's always a joy to have your friends in the country music industry get in one room and everybody sing that old song. It just does something for your heart."
Paisley: "It really does."
AP Television
Nashville, Tennessee, 13 May 2010
15. Pan from plastic tube to Grand Ole Opry stage days after devastating flooding
16. Tight on Grand Ole Opry sign
17. Pan of Grand Ole Opry stage in shambles
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Nashville, Tennessee, 25 August 2010
18. Medium shot Paisley and Dickens on stage, UPSOUND Dickens: "I came to check the locker out and they said, 'You can't go in there.' So I hung my head and cried and went back to the house."
19. SOUNDBITE (English) Brad Paisley, Recording Artist, on seeing the Opry House days after flooding struck:
Little Jimmy Dickens, Recording Artist: "We've got a new Grand Ole Opry."
20. Paisley and Dickens sing "Will the Circle Be Unbroken"
STORYLINE
BRAD PAISLEY, LITTLE JIMMY DICKENS HELP REINSTALL CIRCLE IN OPRY STAGE
As it turns out, the circle is unbroken.
"Like a newborn," Dickens replied.
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My daughter will get to stand in the circle Thursday night. I’m so excited to get to watch her on this extraordinary stage! ♥️
I realize this is an old post, but what's the story here? Sounds exciting!
I remember seein this on TV. But it's been a decade since? Damn time flies...
Simply amazing
Little Jimmy Dickens is a true legend!!!... thanks for your help Brad..
good video
What is the significance of the circle of wood ? Anyone....... please and thank you !
It was taken from the stage of the Ryman Auditorium and placed when the new venue was built in 1974 to symbolize the continuity of the Opry, which has run continually since 1925.
@@BRadfrommalibu74 ....... thank you for sharing this with me . I still think it's a Satanic thing. Maranatha !
The only thong that could have made it better if little jim said boy put her bk