Swedish Television has something they call "open archive" on the internet. I just found a part from a show with Carlene Carter.

http://svt.se/content/1/c6/67/32/79/oa-1981-0928-mandag...carlenecarter_hi.asx

Hope you like it

Very interesting...looks like that might have been about 25 years ago or so....if Tiffany was nine....during her R & R years in Europe.

Broadcast was september 28th 1981, you can see the date in the name of the link. It is sad that they can't show any music because of the copyrights.

Where is Carlene these days? What is she doing?

When we were at Cashbash last month, a group of us went to the CMHF and Carlene was appearing at the Museum Store there promoting her new cd. It is called "Stronger" and has some wonderful songs on it. She was very upbeat, friendly, and enjoyable. She sang for about a half hour, told stories about her family, laughed, cried, and gave us a wonderful performance. Then she signed cds, books, pictures, etc...anything we asked her to. Go to the Cashbash site on here, and check out some of the pictures posted ....some of the group took some really good ones of her while she was performing and signing.

She certainly was friendly and everyone I would expect June's daughter to be. A sweet, warm and welcoming person. We were right in front of her and I am still excited about meeting her.

Me too..just wish someone on the Forum here could tell me how to get that mini-cassette I recorded at her show onto a cd so I could share with others!!!

Let me check a few things and get back to you.

Can you get it from mini-cassette to regular cassette? If so, I have access to equipment to move it to CD... I just don't have a mini-cassette player.

Nancy

Thanks for the info, Nancy. I will see if I can find someone with a regular cassette recorder and get it transferred.

In the meantime, I'll ask around here to see if we know anybody who has a mini-cassette player.

Nancy

Thanks Nancy. If I can get it somehow to cd, I will share it with anyone who wants it.

Thanks Terry. You might want to talk to Skip, he might know how to do it.

He has volunteered, and I am going to take him up on that matter! Thanks to both of you...