[Chicago Slices raw : Sally Station]
Raw footage shot for the series Chicago Slices. This tape features an interview with and performance by Sally Station at the Hot House in Chicago.
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[Michael Mixxin Moor raw #1: at home]
Tom Weinberg goes to Los Angeles to interview hip hop pioneer Michael Mixxin Moor. Audio levels are erratic. Much of the talk is concerned with the recent U.S. military intervention in Somalia. There are spots within the tape where the sounds cuts out almost completely.
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Samantha James #1
Video of a live broadcast of Q101 Chicago’s Rock/ Alternative station while Samantha James is hosting. She chats with the camera quite a bit.
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[Chicago Slices raw : Sally Station #3]
Raw footage shot for the series Chicago Slices. This tape features an interview with and performance by Sally Station, continued from two previous tapes.
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Festival Of The Saws – The Ugly Dog Contest
0:00 Documentary about the 1st annual International Festival of the Saws in Santa Cruz, CA. Very little talking. The tape mainly features musical performances.
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[Michael Mixxin Moor raw #2: at KCRW #1]
Raw tape with hip hop pioneer Michael Mixxin Moor at radio station KCRW for his show “The Militant Mastermixx.” Audio levels are erratic.
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Image Union, episode 0004: People And Their Music
Compilation episode of Image Union called “People and Their Music,” featuring a documentary about fiddlers by Victoria Hamburg, Dana Hodgdon, and John Peaslee, “Celebrating Fifty Years of Tamburitza Music” by Mirko Popadic and Gordana Trbuhovich Grasa, “Chicago Blues” by Jim Passin and Nancy Grosse, “It Ain’t City Music” by Tom Davenport, a tribute to Chicago blues by Raul Zaritsky, Jim Morrissette, and Linda Williams, “Music from the Heart” by Victoria Spivey, and “The Luckies” by Fred Colon.