From "Good Singin' Good Playin'" released in 1976. Mark Farner - Guitar, Vocals Don Brewer - Drums Mel Schacher - Bass, Background Vocals Craig Frost - Keyboards, Background Vocals Produced by Frank Zappa. "Just Couldn't Wait" written by Mark Farner. "Can You Do It" written by Richard Street & Thelma Gordy.
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From the "Good Singin' Good Playin'" record released in 1976. Mark Farner - Guitar, Vocals Don Brewer - Drums Mel Schacher - Bass, Background Vocal Craig Frost - Keyboards, Background Vocal Produced by Frank Zappa. "Miss my Baby" written by Mark Farner.
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This rare footage of classic and historic highbrow holy, religiously religious organ music, was written and performed by it's composer. The organ is a Hammond Spinet with a built-in solid-state 34-watt amplifier. It also has a built-in, single baffle, 2-speed Leslie rotating speaker. It is a 2-44 key manual tone wheel organ with draw-bars, percussion tabs, spring reverb, scanner chorus & vibrato, 1 preset for bottom manual and 3 for the top, and 1 octave of bass pedals. There is a handy 1/4 inch output idea for playing through wah pedals or other effects. It is an American Walnut cabinet. The video utilizes most of the effects available in the program in an attempt to produce visual interest. The only interchange used was fade. Ironically, My Samsung cell phone camcorder records somewhat better audio than the camera used here, a Samsung SL202. The SL202 sounds like it has a auto-level compressor. Loud dynamics become dampened, while the more quite passages fade-up louder accompanied...
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The instrumental title track video from King Crimson's 5th record released in 1973. Bill Bruford - Drums David Cross - Violin Robert Fripp - Guitar, Mellotron Jamie Muir - Percussion John Wetton - Bass, Voice
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The noise from turning on the camera and other subtle clickings etc... edited to a 4/4 time signature, copied and pasted to the following frames creating loops. Turn your volume up loud for maximum effect.
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One minute or so through a police officer tells them to stop playing after I'm done filming the video, and move to a different corner. Apparently Portland has a ridiculous law that says street-corner musicians may only play for 1 hour at a time at any given location or corner. Buskers must pack it up and move to a different corner every hour.
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I have "Movie Maker" to trim the beginning and end, add titles and credits, and much more of course. But the sound reproduction after "Movie Maker" is atroucious. As if it's not bad enough now with this inferior Polaroid Camera. There is an incompatibility issue between the MM software and the computer, which is a real bummer because "Movie Maker" is so easy to learn and so COOL! I've also learned how much lager AVI files are than WMV, so this here AVI file unconverted and 5.1 megapixels sharp, may take some time to load.. and so I type. Also a lager codec size makes for a sharper picture and takes just slightly more memory and upload time. You can actually make out the album covers on the wall in the background, not so when filmed with a 3 megapixel or so, cell phone. This is a performance by G. on a 2002 Fender American Standard Stratocaster, through a Boss ME-50 Multi-Effect Pedal. This middle part is not Wah, but rather Resonance. Playing along to a programed sequence on a...
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