Johnny Carson Collections DVDs and Books from amazon.com (some already out of stock.
Keep checking back for updates as soon as amazon.com restrocks):  | | The four-tape set includes: The Best of the 60s & 70s; The Best of the 70s & 80s; The Best of the 80s & 90s; The Final Show - America Says Farewell. | The Johnny Carson Collection DVD His Favorite Moments from The Tonight Show
(1962-1992) On his final Tonight Show telecast, Johnny Carson summed up the feelings of a nation of late night viewers. Host of the most highly-acclaimed late night show in television history, for seven presidential administrations, Johnny's monologue was a nightly barometer of the times. While his wide range of characters, comic impersonations and merry band of Tonight Show regulars became fixtures of pop culture, his guest list was a virtual Who's Who of show business legends, sports heroes, authors, heads of state, amazing animals and average citizens with above average talents. For fans of Johnny, The Tonight Show and 30 wonderful years of laughter, this is the definitive retrospective chronicling television's late night legend and legacy. | | | | | Tonight Show Memories DVD | | | Heeere's Johnny! The Special Collector's Edition DVD (Johnny's Favorite Moments from the Tonight Show / Classic Carson Moments / Animal Hijinks / Favorite Episodes) Culled from 30 years of material, this collection of moments from The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson contains some of most inspired bits of lunacy ever recorded. | | |  The Ultimate Johnny Carson DVD Collection -
His Favorite Moments from The Tonight Show (Vols. 1-3) (1962-1992) | | | | 2005 EMOL.org. Entertainment Magazine. | Johnny Carson Tribute Airs Saturday, January 29 From 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. ET/PT | Books about Johnny Carson | | More Than Laughter: My Days on the Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson By Sy Kasoff See article on the book. | | | | | | Here's Johnny!: Thirty Years of Americas Favorite Late-Night Entertainer By Stephen Cox | | JOHNNY CAME LATELY By Fred De cordova De Cordova is the executive producer of The Tonight Show , and in this capacity provides an interesting view of how the show is put together each day. His behind-the-scenes view extends to some quick evaluations of regular guests and guest hosts. Not surprisingly, assessments of named individuals tend to be positive. He gives Carson's view of the Joan Rivers' "feud," but readers will learn little about either Johnny Carson or de Cordova himself. Like his discussion of the show, his quick run-through of his Broadway and movie years tends to be a collection of anecdotes. Amusing but hardly substantial.Barbara E. Kemp, Washington State Univ. Libs., Pullman
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