?Sorry, I don't hear it.
From: Todd Corey
Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2011 1:44 PM
To: deadlists@nemesis.CS.Berkeley.EDU
Subject: 4/9/70
Hey now-
I can't believe no one has realized that "Cowboy Song" is actually
just an early instrumental version of Sugar Magnolia!
Check it out, I think yo
Hey now-
I can't believe no one has realized that "Cowboy Song" is actually
just an early instrumental version of Sugar Magnolia!
Check it out, I think you'll agree.
TC
Auburn, ME
Probably could ask the same questions about all the video once the use of
video screens became routine...they were doing that consistently at
Shoreline Amphitheater almost from the beginning...was it saved? Does
the band have it or does shoreline? Despite the many dozens of shows
broadcas
There are certainly exceptions, as Portland may be, but most tv stations don't
keep archives of the original camera tapes. They may have archived the news
program off the air, so a story may survive, but that would include only a
snippet of music, plus parking lot shots, interviews with fans, wo
I agree especially in regard to the Touch of Grey era shows. At the
1987 or 1988 Autzen Stadium show, I was interviewed (along with
several friends) by one of the Portland television stations set up for
the purpose of shooting the first few songs. We were sitting in front
of the soundboar
?I remember there being some video shot at one of the Nassau shows. I think it
may have been May 8, 1981. But then again, it may have been the 82 Nassau
shows. I'm pretty certain it was 81.
From: John F. Whitehead
Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2011 7:00 AM
To: m...@pdx.edu
Cc: deadlists@nemesis.C
I don't know about band video, but in later years (particularly after Touch of
Grey) local television stations would tape the opening songs, often set up at
the soundboard. They were only allowed to be set up for the first two songs,
after which they'd go home to make that night's newscast.
I'v
