[QuadList] Quad Videotape Group--Upcoming gatherings--Oct. & November, 2010, NAB & AMIA, 2011

[David Crosthwait]

Dennis,

Bob Whitney was a true pioneer at that time. He has many stories to tell about those local TV dance show days, facilities, and what it took to save the tapes (and not all were saved by a long shot). He brought them by here (he took that picture) and we had a great time. We have stayed in occasional contact throughout the years. Some of his 2" material is on the demo reel in the AMIA booth display for this company. However, you had the great pleasure of "being there". Save those memories!

Local teen dance shows are by far the most revealing insight into the 60's American "youth generation"  movement that exist, in my opinion. It's a lot more accurate than the network based shows. Here are two frame grabs from some of those locally produced programs, both with lovely TK 42 color images!
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David
DC Video



On Oct 15, 2010, at 2:34 PM, Dennis Degan wrote:

> 
> 		On Oct 15, 2010, at 12:04 PM, David C. Crosthwait wrote:
> 
> > On a quad related matter, check out the following:
> 	<http://www.thenowexplosion.com/>
> 
> 		I say:
> 
> 	Atlanta's own Now Explosion, the first music video program ever.  I went to high school in the neighborhood of the studio where Now Explosion was produced.  I used to visit the studio when music videos were being shot.  I'm so pissed at myself for having not taken any photos of my visits there then in 1969.  But my memory is pretty sharp on the subject if there's anything you want to know about it.
> 	One of the first two "Vee-Jays", Skinny Bobby Harper was a very good friend of mine.  I met him at Channel 36 when Now Explosion was in production.  The following year, he hired me to assist him on air at WIIN radio in Atlanta.  We kept in touch until about 7 years ago when Bobby passed on.  He was a caring mentor and a great friend who helped me start my career right after high school.
> 
> 			Dennis Degan, Video Editor-Consultant-Knowledge Bank
> 	  					NBC Today Show, New York
> 
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