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Do you have another Hot VHS Mess? BTW, did you tape Kim Possible in your life? I'd make an Irish TV series out of this for RTÉ.

We did a little tribute to Clint Walker a while back. You can see it here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lc7Erio-i7I&feature=youtu.be

I believe that the public may have the mistaken impression from the salaries earned by the stars of Friends and Seinfeld, that Walker, Drury, O'Brian, Barry and company made enormous incomes from their respective series. Anyone who has read James Garner's autobiography knows that the western stars were paid a fraction of the present earnings at Warner Bros. and other studios.

I MET MR.CLINT WALKER 55YEARS AGO.I WAS INTRODUCED BY MY GREAT GRANDMOTHER (GRANNY) AS EVERYONE CALLED HER.CLINT IS THE MOST GENUINE .TRUE MAN OF ALL TIMES.HE IS A MAN THAT THE WORLD NEEDS TO TAKE LESSONS FROM.HE DOESN'T HAVE TO USE FILTHY LANGUAGE OR SEXUAL ACTS TO BE RECOGNIZED! !! MR.CLINT IS THE MOST WONDERFUL INDIAN AS MYSELF.AND YES.INDIANS CAN HAVE ALL DIFFERENT COLOR EYES, !! IF THIS WORLD WOULD TAKE LESSONS FROM HIM.WE WOULD HAVE PEACE.LOVE.KINDNESS.AND HE HAS A KINDRED SPIRIT! ! MY WISH IS TO MEET MR.CLINT BEFORE I GO BLIND COMPLETELY.I HAVE 2%OF VISION LEFT.WHICH IS ALOT .SINCE I ONLY ASKED FOR TO BE ABLE TO WATCH MY BABY TO GROW UP.AND GOD GAVE ME 31YEARS. SO MR.CLINT YOU ARE DROP DEAD GORGEOUS INSIDE AND OUT! !! GOD HAS BLESSED ME BY KNOWING YOU.FROM A 19INCH T.V. THAT MY GRANNY LET ME WATCH.CALL ME WHEN Y'ALL CAN CAUSE YOUR BEAUTIFUL WIFE IS A VERY, BLESSED WOMAN TO HAVE KNOWN AND LOVED BY YOU!!

those were western stars thanks for the good old days

Used to love em at "The Boat Club" by the river Trent

Wow. He never stopped learning. Way better player in 1991 than 1969!

wow wow wow!

this is from when they reformed for one album and a few shows. By all accounts they were in fine form, and good to see the original band together again, before the inevitable differences between Alvin and Leo took hold. Would be nice to see some pro-shot video of Ten Years Later, as well. Thanks .Nice to have a video to add to my "About Time" audio boots..

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I suspect one of my sl-f1e (sl2000) has a bad head. Good to know that stationary drumassembly is easier to service.

can you tell me where I can buy video heads for a sony sl-hfr60

so much Video8 tapes sitting there...

The original IS the best! And for those naysayers who say Flatley got too big for his britches and got kicked out of Riverdance, here is what happened: Michael and Bill Whelan originally collaborated together on an 8 minute programme to fill the intermission during the Eurovision Song Contest back in 1994. They thought it might be cool to give traditional Irish step dance a bit of a facelift and see if they couldn't bring it to a modern crowd. With Whelen in charge of music and Flatley in charge of choreography and....pretty much everything else, including finding, auditioning and rehearsing dancers, they put together the little programme called Riverdance. Starring Michael, and the lovely Jean Butler, it aired on British television on 30 April, 1994. When the programme concluded, there was a split-second of silence before the audience went absolutely wild, giving the dancers one of the longest standing ovations in Eurovision history. Flush with success, Michael and Bill sat down together and decided to turn that eight-minute programme into a full-length show, and so Riverdance:the Show debuted at the Pointe Theatre in Dublin, Ireland to a sold-out house. It is the show that was recorded. The show was extremely well-received, and so began the tour. Sadly, just a few months into the tour, there began to be creative friction between Whelan an Flatley. Michael wanted to begin to add some of his more trademark arm flourishes to the dancing. Bill disagreed vociferously, maintaining it must be kept "as generic as possible" so it wouldn't throw audiences off as principal dancers came and went. He even began a campaign to wrest all creative control from Flatley. This didn't sit too well with Michael, who'd been responsible for the lion's share of the work; after all, Riverdance had been his concept to begin with. He only wanted a bit more creative input. In the end, however, he decided it would just be better to walk away and start over. Michael did get the last laugh, though; with the exception of jean, all the rest of the dancers had been handpicked by him, and they all left with him, leaving Whelan to start from scratch. These dancers were all with him when he collaborated with Ronan Hardiman on Lord of the Dance.

I could watch this a thousand times and still get chills pretty much throughout.