The 60s In Connecticut TV Documentary Airs May 2011

April 2, 2011 - PRLog -- WALLINGFORD, CT -- Where else would a TV producer go when doing a piece on music in the 60s? Trod Nossel, of course.  CPTV Producer, Lizzie Warren, spent some with Trod Nossel recently working on the music piece for the upcoming CPTV Documentary, "The 60s In Connecticut," collecting music memorabilia, anecdotes, and music from the Trod Nossel publishing catalog (http://www.1musiclicensing.com).

CPTV Documentary - CLICK FOR TRAILER  (http://www.cpbn.org/program/60s-ct)

They even got their hands on a digital copy of, "The Film With The Very Long Title," featuring The Shags.  Though the production is a collection of some of the more prominent historical events from the 60s in CT of other subject matter, they will be featuring a section on music. The trailer is up at the CPTV website, and our instrumental version of The Wildweeds, "No Good To Cry," was their choice for the background music.

 The air date is this May 2011.  Stay tuned and tell your friends to join our mailing list at (http://www.trodnossel.com) to receive an email with the air date in the next few weeks.

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Grammy Nominated Trod Nossel Productions and Recording Studios, established in Connecticut in 1966, is the premier professional recording studio that has been coined "one of the longest running recording studios of its kind in the world" by the media.