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Getty have loads of good footage but their prices are completely insane. Maybe a media company might afford a 10 second clip but surely the vast bulk of it just sits in their posh headquarters doing nothing. Whenever I see Beatles footage on tv it's taken from youtube!

LR - what strikes you as them being unpleasant? - this reads like 4 young blokes who've had a few drinks and are just riffing off each other the way good friends do. Mind you, Jayne Mansfield might not have enjoyed reading it and the casual homophobia (from the interviewer as much as anyone) looks ...

Wasn't it May 8?

Because Ektachrome was the de facto standard for cheap for-tv filming, eg what a mobile crew would use to gather film for the 9 o’clock news... People keep approaching this (and LIB as I pointed out earlier) from a movie perspective while we’re talking two for-tv productions that only later were re...

I wish they could find my first guitar.

I lent it to a girl some 35 years ago, never saw it again.

Tex wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2024 12:57 pm My mother saw Elvis in early 1956 at the Amarillo Auditorium in Texas.

Pah! I saw Elvis just the other day at a gas station...

The most frank interview they ever did was with Playboy but I don't think there's any audio of it. And it doesn't particularly reveal them as very nice people.

You're using the h265 video codec did you realise that? That is a very recent codec that may not be compatible with older devices.

Try using h264 instead.

Thanks for the heads up. Hopefully more people will upload their off air tapes to youtube instead of dropping them into black hole archive organisations.

The full audience free recording of ATB is on Yellow Dog's Ultimate Collection box set.

Looks as though Getty was the winning bidder?