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Ronnie Laws and Pressure Program 712 Original Airdate: 1/7/1977 Subject Keywords Afro-American musicians Afro-Americans in television broadcasting Music - Performance Television broadcasting of news Subject Genre Public Affairs: Current Events Personal Names Laws, Ronnie Corporate Names Pressure (musical group) Program Description Program explores the personal life of jazz recording-artist Ronnie Laws, a saxophonist. Host Barbara Barrow speaks with Laws about his interest in performing in Boston, his motivations for his second recording, the influence his mother had on his music, his brother (internationally known musician Herbert Laws), how long he has been playing and recording professionally, and his wife, Carmen. Program includes a performance by Laws with the band Pressure, the "Say Brother News" with reporters Leah Fletcher, Eric Sampedro, Justina Chu, and WNAC TV arts critic Tanya Hart, and the "Community Calendar." Producer Barbara Barrow Associate Producer Melvin Moore Director Conrad White Host Barbara Barrow Guests Ronnie Laws Performers Pressure (musical group) Ronnie Laws (musician) Others Bruce Bordett (stage manager) Ron Buccheri (switcher) Justina Chu (reporter) Brian Clarke (assistant to the producer) Vernon Coleman (audio) David Crane (videotape assembly) June Cross (production assistant) Doug DeVitt (videotape assembly) Bill Fairweather (video) Leah Fletcher (reporter) Mike Floyd (switcher) Tany Hart (reporter) Rebecca Hill (fashion consultant) Dick Holden (camera) Nat Johnson (audio) Tiit Koppel (assistant stage manager) Frank Lane (camera) Greg MacDonald (camera) Gene Mackles (graphic designer) John MacKnight (lighting) John MacKnight (videotape assembly) Fran Mahard (scenic design) Carolyn Marshall (production secretary) Milan Merhar (videotape assembly) Will Morton (audio editor) John Plausse (lighting) Eric Sampedro (reporter) John Sullivan (assistant stage manager) Mario Valdes (researcher) Skip Wareham (stage manager) Skip Wareham (camera)
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