DVD of Me and Band in Studio 1976!!!

dbbubba · 16th February 2006

Now how cool is this?
My friend's mom found a Super 8 movie he made of me "producing" a band at my studio in 1976.

There I am sitting at my UA 16 x3 console (I forget the model number) all tube!
Lang EQs off to one side, a dBx subharmonic adding box thing, Ampex AG440 1" 8-track, Ampex 1/4" 351 2 track, a four track Dokorder, Coors beer

now to marry the audio to it.

wooHOOOOOO!!!!!!

Danny Brown

Crash · 16th February 2006

Coors..... yes quite popular in Texas back in the 70's.

NathanEldred · 16th February 2006

Cool! Did you keep the 440 and 351 (say you did)?

chetatkinsdiet · 17th February 2006

Yes Coors was popular back in the 70s, but it was still outlaw beer. I don't believe it was "imported" this far east at that time, was it? Weren't we still making Colorado runs and filling up pickups and taking orders for friends and such?
Haha....

m

ramjet · 17th February 2006

hi

are you gonna make it available to us slutz to whatch

i for one would be interested in having a look

cheers

kats · 17th February 2006

Funny you bring that up. My wife just found a cassette of my band rehearsal from when I was 17 years old in my parents basement. Man that was over 20 years ago...don't even remember it.

Quite a challenging set list for young'ins. Bloody Well Right, No Quarter, Black Dog, Highway Star, then oddly enough Ashes To Ashes. Kinda blew me away. Our keyboard player was right on - Hammond, Rhodes, Leslie....ahhh the memories

When I find a decent cassette player I'll transfer it over and post it for you fellas.

16th February 2006	#1
dbbubba Banned Joined: Sep 2005 Posts: 7,099 Thread Starter	DVD of Me and Band in Studio 1976!!! Now how cool is this? My friend's mom found a Super 8 movie he made of me "producing" a band at my studio in 1976. There I am sitting at my UA 16 x3 console (I forget the model number) all tube! Lang EQs off to one side, a dBx subharmonic adding box thing, Ampex AG440 1" 8-track, Ampex 1/4" 351 2 track, a four track Dokorder, Coors beer now to marry the audio to it. wooHOOOOOO!!!!!! Danny Brown

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Crash Lives for gear Joined: Oct 2003 Location: San Antonio Texas Posts: 1,773	Coors..... yes quite popular in Texas back in the 70's.

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NathanEldred Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2002 Location: West Coast Central Florida Posts: 7,242	Cool! Did you keep the 440 and 351 (say you did)?

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chetatkinsdiet Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2004 Posts: 1,493	Yes Coors was popular back in the 70s, but it was still outlaw beer. I don't believe it was "imported" this far east at that time, was it? Weren't we still making Colorado runs and filling up pickups and taking orders for friends and such? Haha.... m

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ramjet Gear addict Joined: Aug 2005 Location: ayr, north queensland, australia Posts: 401	hi are you gonna make it available to us slutz to whatch i for one would be interested in having a look cheers

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kats Lives for gear Joined: May 2005 Posts: 3,685	Funny you bring that up. My wife just found a cassette of my band rehearsal from when I was 17 years old in my parents basement. Man that was over 20 years ago...don't even remember it. Quite a challenging set list for young'ins. Bloody Well Right, No Quarter, Black Dog, Highway Star, then oddly enough Ashes To Ashes. Kinda blew me away. Our keyboard player was right on - Hammond, Rhodes, Leslie....ahhh the memories When I find a decent cassette player I'll transfer it over and post it for you fellas.