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Actors:	Ty England, Dave Gant, James Garver, Steve McClure (II), Mike Palmer
Directors:	Bud Schaetzle
Format:	Color, Live, NTSC
Language:	English
Number of Tapes:	1
Studio:	Capitol
VHS Tape Release Date:	June 16, 1992
Run Time:	85 minutes
Average Customer Rating:	based on 9 reviews

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Average Customer Review: 5.0

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GARTH IS SOO Cool!! Sep 25, 2005
I love Garth...... I have Garth brooks:Live In Central Park and i have this video I LOVE IT!!

14 of 14 found the following review helpful:

lively entertainment, great musicianship Nov 18, 2004
Filmed at the Reunion Arena in Dallas, Texas, on an "in the round" stage, Garth Brooks and his fabulous band are in high gear in this 1992 concert.
Interspersed with the concert are interviews with some of the band members like Garth's sister Betsy who plays bass, and others including his wife Sandy; though some of what they have to say is interesting, the interviews are too often and too long, interrupting the flow of energy that emanates from this fantastic concert.
The musicianship is superb, and Garth's band members are: Ty England/guitar, Steve McClure/steel, Betsy Smittle/bass, Mike Palmer/drums, James Garver/guitar, Dave Gant/fiddle & keys.
Garth is an excellent songwriter, and wrote or co-wrote 8 of the 15 songs listed ("The Thunder Rolls" is my favorite in this concert).
The sound is good and total running time is 85 minutes.
This is a terrific concert, though not quite as fabulous as the 1997 "Garth Live from Central Park", which I highly recommend to all Garth fans.

The songs on this video are:
1: "Not Counting You" ~ Garth Brooks
2: "Rodeo" ~ Larry Bastian
3: "Two of a Kind, Workin' on a Full House" ~ Boyd/Haynes/Robbins
4: "We Bury the Hatchet" ~ Kimes/Brooks
5: "The Thunder Rolls" ~ Alger/Brooks
6: "The River" ~ Shaw/Brooks
7: "Much Too Young (to feel this damn old)" ~ Taylor/Brooks
8: "What She's Doing Now" ~ Alger/Brooks
9: "Papa Loved Mama" ~ Williams/Brooks
10: "If Tomorrow Never Comes" ~ Brooks/Blazy
11: "Shameless" ~ Billy Joel
12: "Friends in Low Places" ~ Blackwell/Lee
13: "The Dance" ~ Tony Arata
14: "You May Be Right" ~ Billy Joel
15: "Keep Your Hands to Yourself" ~ Daniel Baird

5 of 7 found the following review helpful:

Live in concert!!!!!!!!! Aug 25, 2002
Garth Brooks is cool!!!!!!!

I loved hearing him in concert & I loved this video!!!!!!!!

7 of 7 found the following review helpful:

Personal & Public Mar 25, 2000
As a lover of concert videos and an ardent fan of GB, I think this Texas concert presentation (along with personal highlights) is awesome for anyone who is inspired by Garth's music. His rendition of Shameless was incredible (Billy Joel should be proud). Powerful. Second only to Central Park -- but until that's published ... I guess this is #1.

7 of 9 found the following review helpful:

My husband says "this is the greatest of all time" Sep 23, 1999
We were watching CMT awards and my husband happen to mention this video for the hundredth time and I thought there is no way I will be able to find it and what do you know you have it. He says it is great and it is one of Garth's many greatest.