JEAN SHEPHERD'S PIE
2 DVDs with 5 TV Shows
***BONUS***
Greenwich Village Sunday
Exploration of the colorful counterculture of Greenwich Village in the early 1960s.
Narrator: Jean Shepherd.
Director, producer and screenwriter: Stewart Willensky.
Beat life-avant-garde poetry and music: Charles Mills.
The 2 DVD will be delivered a plastic case and art work
DVD 1
Jean Shepherd's Pie Disc 1 (1977-1978)
3 episodes:
December 29, 1977 - January 13, 1978 - January 31, 1978
DVD 2
Jean Shepherd's Pie Disc 2 (1978)
2 episodes + bonus:
February 24, 1978 - March 27, 1978
"Shepherd's Pie": a low-budget half hour program that was a masterpiece of simplicity. It had no studio audience, and used a bare set where Jean Shepherd sat on a folding chair, giving his famous monologues, talking about his childhood, commenting on some historical facts, or even talking about the many attractions of New Jersey, past and present. Features often included field taping of Jean in various New Jersey locales, giving his commentary on the area. Often there were rolling landscapes during autumn, strange landmarks, historical sites, or simply him driving his car, talking about a driving trip he took as a child. There were never any guest speakers, but frequently, there were guest musicians who performed at "The Palm Court", a fake restaurant that was the same set, decorated with ornate decor and plastic plants. The acts were as quirky as Jean himself, including a duo of a tuba player and bass singer, and a woman who played jazz music on a harp. This deserves to be re-released onto home video. If not for New Jerseyans (both current and expatriate), then for those who treasure his work, or have just discovered it.
***BONUS***
Greenwich Village Sunday
Exploration of the colorful counterculture of Greenwich Village in the early 1960s. Narrator: Jean Shepherd. Director, producer and screenwriter: Stewart Willensky. Beat life-avant-garde poetry and music: Charles Mills.
All DVD quality is acceptable but not the best.
FULL REFUND IF NOT SATISFIED
