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Join Date: Dec 2004
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I don't know how many of you remember the old CBS Paris Roubaix coverage of the mid to late 80's. I was a teen and thought it was great! You have to love John Tesh and his emotionaly charged keyboards! Sean Kelly, Dirk De Mol, Madiot... Come on! The greatest 1hr. of tv every year, back then.
Yes, I was a bike geek. I had a Bianchi with Nouvo Record and hot pink handle bar tape. ![]() |
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Location: Guelph Ontario Canada
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I agree. they were done very well. I think Tesh won a Emmy award for his work.
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His CDs are the staple of 2nd hand music stores...... |
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And his olympics coverage famously dull.
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True, they were excellent shows to watch. It is crazy to think that now we get hours of individual tour stage coverage. In a way, I did like it when the shows were a bit more produced.
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Anyone interested in purchasing one of the CBS Paris-Roubaix shows?
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Sure, I'd love to see any of them with Sean Kelly. |
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Not being from the New World - who is Tesh ?
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former host of Entertainment Tonight and keyboard virtuoso, supplying the soundtrack to tacky 80s CBS coverage of the Tour de France. |
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John Tesh ? The blonde haired guy ? |
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now we're on the same page. Chin bigger than Jay Leno's. |
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Thanks for this, Ed. I did not know that Tesh was even aware of cycling !!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Don't forget his commentary/soundtrack massacres of several Ironmans Hawaii.
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Oh yeah....I remember watching the 1987 version when I was about 14. The only thing that hurt more than riding 180km on a bike with a 24 inch front wheel and a rear disc was listening to it being turned inot a soap opera. |
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: So. California
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timecop,
do you have the 80's paris-roubaix's or where they can be bought? Thanks.. |
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