[QuadList] Free 90-minute Quad Everly Bros. show Wednesday night at UCLA's Wilder Theater

[C. Park Seward]

I was able to attend the viewing and enjoyed seeing the great work  
Randy Yantek did on the videos. I had worked with Randy at KABC7 and  
enjoyed talking to him again.

The video came from 1" type "A" and were a combination of timecode  
burns and off-air recordings. Some were found in the ABC dumpsters.  
Audio was good but video not so good. Quality went from poor to OK.  
Too bad because some of the performances were great. Neil Diamond,  
Stevie Wonder, Johnny Cash, Linda Ronstadt, Tina Turner and some great  
songs from the Everlys.

The original 2" masters cannot be located. These Type "A" tapes are  
all that live on.

They used some early Vega wireless mics so the brothers could walk  
around while singing, not planted at that one mic we so often saw them  
perform.

The director, Marty Pasetta was there and gave a short intro. The 10  
episode series was shot in five weeks. Interesting use of construction  
scaffold as set pieces. It wouldn't be allowed today without fall  
restraints. Imagine Neil Diamond 12 feet in the air and one foot from  
the edge with no railing. Yikes!

Four PC-60 or 70 cameras, one on a crane.

Best,
Park

C. Park Seward
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On Mar 31, 2009, at 4:15 PM, Ted Langdell wrote:

> Howdy from 75° northern California...
>
> Some warming news about restored Quad-recorded television programs.
>
> Last July, we kicked off this list with a notice about a UCLA  
> presentation of the earliest surviving COLOR Quad tape—restored by  
> Don Kent, Ed Reitan and UCLA's Dan Einstein.
>
> Those folks at UCLA are doing it again... presentations of restored  
> television programs and films from the archives.
> http://www.cinema.ucla.edu/calendar/calendardetails.aspx?details_type=2&id=323
>
> Wednesday, April First (that's tomorrow) features a 90-minute  
> highlight reel originally recorded on Quad, presented from  
> BetacamSP.  This to be the only Television programming in the 2009  
> series.
>
> http://www.tft.ucla.edu/calendar/screening/johnny-cash-presents-everly-brothers-show
>
> Preservation funded by Sony Pictures Entertainment
> "JOHNNY CASH PRESENTS THE EVERLY BROTHERS SHOW" (ABC, 7/8/70-9/16/70)
> (1970) Directed by Marty Pasetta
>
> <johnnycasheverlybros.jpg>The Everly Brothers, Don and Phil, had  
> guested on many music and variety shows by the time they became TV  
> headliners with this summer-replacement series in 1970. Though it  
> lasted only three months, "Johnny Cash Presents The Everly Brothers  
> Show" rides high on the Everly's engaging personalities, gorgeous  
> harmonies and rapport with fellow musicians. The Archive has  
> compiled a selection of highlights from seven of the show's 10  
> broadcasts, including musical numbers by Don and Phil, Johnny Cash,  
> Linda Ronstadt, Tina Turner and Stevie Wonder. This program also  
> includes a compilation of the Everly Brothers pre-1970 TV  
> appearances, featuring many of their early hits.
> Executive Producer: Harold D. Cohen, Joe Byrne. Producer: Bernie  
> Kukoff, Jeff Harris. Writer: David Pollock, Elias Davis, Mike  
> Settle,Jeff Harris, Bernie Kukoff, Allyn Ferguson. Music: Jack  
> Elliott. Host: Don Everly, Phil Everly. Beta-SP, A Halcyon  
> Productions Presentation, 90 min.
>
> IN PERSON: Dan Einstein, Television Archivist, UCLA Film &  
> Television Archive.
> FREE Admission!
>
>
> Park Seward and I enjoyed the four-program presentation last year,  
> including the restored 1958 WRC-TV/NBC Washington, DC color  
> facilities dedication.  The quality of the shows on the big screen  
> at the Billy Wilder Theater was pretty amazing.
>
> I think I reported they were using a 10K Lumen projector?
>
> If you're in the LA area and have a chance to go, please do and give  
> the list a report.
>
> The location is inside the Hammer Museum, 10899 Wilshire Blvd.  
> corner of Westwood, Courtyard Level.
>
> There is parking in the museum garage. Bring cash to pay. ATM in  
> bank across the street. (How does he know that?)
>
> Good dining just down the street at a number of locations.
>
> We enjoyed
> Soleil Westwood
> 1386 Westwood Blvd.
> (Rochester Ave.)
> Westwood, CA 90024
> Phone:
> 310-441-5384
> Website:
> www.soleilwestwood.com
>
> It's about three LA blocks from the theater at Westwood and Wilshire.
>
> Enjoy!
>
> Ted
>
>
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> Secretary
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