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YouTube Launches Living Legends
By Mike Sachoff - Fri, 04/04/2008 - 11:04
Rolling Stones start it up
YouTube has launched a new monthly program called Living Legends that allows users to ask questions about featured celebrities.
(Photo Credit: YouTube)
The Rolling Stones are starting up the series that coincides with the release of Martin Scorsese concert film opening today, featuring the band called "Shine a Light," a song title off their critically acclaimed double album "Exile on Main St." released in 1972.
YouTube says it plans to feature people from a number of different fields in the future including film, sports, and politics.
Besides being able to upload a video and ask the Stones questions you can also watch a number of live concert videos of the band on the Living Legends homepage.
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7 Comments
The Rolling Stones are
The Rolling Stones are starting up the series that coincides with the release of Martin Scorsese concert film opening today, featuring the band called "Shine a Light," a song title off their critically acclaimed double album "Exile on Main St." released in 1972.
Youtube always sound
It is not a wonder why Youtube will always be the most advance site for video platform . . .
you tube is good
living legend the name itself the impression starts
Thanks for your indormation
Thanks for your indormation
YouTube is really doing a
YouTube is really doing a great job at bringng fans closer to their heroes!
I think that youtube rocks,
I think that youtube rocks, such creative ideas are difficult to come up with.
Yeah It's All Right...
In fact it's a gas: watching the Stones do Jumpin' Jack Flash is a gas!
For me, a big fan of the Stones, the news couldn't be better. The ability for such a crew as Mick and company to communicate with their fans is indeed good news.
It will be interesting to see what other Legends You Tube lines up. I am excited about this series.
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