[QuadList] Client says he has a 2" tape. Quad? No, not this time.

Ted Langdell ted at quadvideotapegroup.com
Wed Jun 16 10:00:44 CDT 2010


Nice pix, David.

What was the capture device?

Can you tell what episode of Hollywoood a Go Go was on the tape?   
Produced at KHJ-TV on Melrose first as a local show, then syndicated  
nationally with episode 7-58, running Jan. 16, 1965-Feb. 5, 1966.

More about that show here:
http://www.gazzarridancers.com/hollywoodagogohistory.html

That site has an episode list with who appeared on each program:
http://www.gazzarridancers.com/episodelist.html



On Jun 15, 2010, at 10:41 PM, David C. Crosthwait wrote:

> Yesterday, a client asked to bring in his 2" tape of his father's  
> work in Alaska. "Sure, bring it here" I said. He arrived. Nice  
> fellow. Works in the post mixing business here locally. We mounted  
> the tape on the AVR-1. Played it. Nothing. Tails out? Could not  
> tell. Oxide out? Yes. I could see a control signal, but nothing  
> else. My suspicion was that it was the rare Ampex VR 650/660 2"  
> helical format. Fired up the machine, and found some interesting  
> images and sound. First off, the beginning of the tape was a 1966  
> recording of "Hollywood A Go Go", one of the most visually exciting  
> shows to watch, as compared to Bandstand, Thaxton, etc. The rest of  
> the tape was local Alaska morning news plus a leftover teenage dance  
> program. It's all a glimpse of the sixties.
>
>
> Ya never know what you will find on these tapes. Neither did the  
> client.
>
>
> All of these images came from the VR 660 deck.
>
>
> David Crosthwait

Ted Langdell
Secretary

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