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Apr 23, 2016 · Then Governor Bill Clinton playing sax on The Arsenio Hall in 1992 (one song played is Heartbreak Hotel).
Sep 15, 2016 · In June 1992, then-presidential candidate Bill Clinton was a guest on the show, playing Heartbreak Hotel on the saxophone (causing Arsenio to quip, It's nice...
Jun 3, 2015 · The Arsenio Hall Show. When: June 3, 1992. Where: Hollywood. What: Bill Clinton and his saxophone make political history on The Arsenio Hall Show. It used to be that serious...
Episode dated 3 June 1992. Democratic presidential candidate Bill Clinton plays his famous rendition of Elvis' Heartbreak Hotel on his sax. His future Secretary of Commerce, Ronald Brown, the first African American to hold this position, also guests on the show.
Gov. Bill Clinton belted out a rendition of "Heartbreak Hotel" on the saxophone and traded jokes with host Arsenio Hall in excerpts from the syndicated television program, [The Arsenio...
The Arsenio Hall Show hosted Bill Clinton playing the saxophone in June of 1992, which helped Clinton win the hearts of Black America in a big way. Black voters turned out to give Bill Clinton a supermajority of their votes in November of 1992.
Mar 16, 2012 · Filling in for Piers Morgan, guest host Arsenio Hall recalls the time Bill Clinton played the sax on his show.
Dec 27, 1992 · Clinton’s saxophone-playing appearance on “The Arsenio Hall Show” in June, though, was widely mocked at the time by many members of the we-know-everything gang covering national...
Jun 3, 2024 · Arkansas governor Bill Clinton, campaigning for US president, makes a whistle stop on The Arsenio Hall Show, where he plays the Elvis Presley hit "Heartbreak Hotel" on the saxophone to a cheering, youthful audience. The appearance is later seen as the definitive moment when Clinton captured the trust and support of young voters, and locked the ...
Bill Clinton. In June 1992, then- presidential candidate Bill Clinton (who was a fan of the show) was a guest on the show, playing "Heartbreak Hotel" on the saxophone (causing Arsenio to quip, "It's nice to see a Democrat blow something besides the election").
