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A shocking first appearance of super rare footage that will blow away even enthusiasts! An extremely rare 8mm film of Bill Graham’s legendary outdoor festival has been unexpectedly discovered. A cultural heritage of rock that encapsulates an ultra-beautiful quality without a single flicker. This film was filmed at the Oakland Coliseum on June 5, 1976. This is an 8mm film recorded at the outdoor festival “DAY ON THE GREEN”. “DAY ON THE GREEN” started in 1973 and has expanded year by year. In 1976, it became a super big event lasting eight days. This work is the third day. A super luxurious lineup included JOURNEY, TOWER OF POWER, Jeff Beck, Boz Scaggs, and SANTANA. This work is an 8mm highlight shot taken in one day. It is a valuable video that recorded the stage of 5 groups for about 27 minutes. Amazing visual beauty that overturns the common sense of 8mm The first thing that surprises you when you play this work is the shocking visual beauty. Super high quality with not a single flicker or dust noise to be found. In terms of standards, it’s not that unusual that 8mm is more beautiful than VHS. However, when it comes to a bottle that maintains its freshness and color, it’s a completely different story. The colors are vibrant and the outlines are clear. I have handled many excavation films, but I can’t remember anything as beautiful as this one. Moreover, it is easy to watch and the powerful cinematography is far removed from the 1970s. If applied to modern classification, it would be a “medium-distance audience shot,” but it cannot be summarized in one word. . The zoom that you aim for and move closer to the target is not only bold, but also extremely stable. My brain is so bugged that I wonder, “Did the 1976 Super 8 have a zoom function like this?!” What’s more, it even comes with superb audio, which was rare for 8mm cameras at the time. Only JOURNEY at the beginning was a silent video, so another sound source was layered, but after that, the vivid sounds of the time are firmly attached. You can relive the legendary day with both your eyes and ears. The beautiful visuals of the great collaboration of heroes who colored the times are scenes that make you feel choked up by the sense of the times of historical events. The opening scene features JOURNEY during the production of “NEXT” and TOWER OF POWER from the “AIN’T NOTHIN’ STOPPIN’ US NOW” era, a series of precious scenes from the beginning. Jeff Beck is especially exciting. At that time, Jeff had just announced “WIRED”, and “Freeway Jam” and “Led Boots” in collaboration with Jan Hammer are literally an emotional stage that can be called “JEFF BECK WITH THE JAN HAMMER GROUP LIVE”. And Boz Scaggs shines brightly. After all, this work was shot just about four months after the release of the historical masterpiece “SILK DEGREES”. At that moment, I was about to pry open the door to great prosperity. As they sing “Angel Lady,” “Runnin’ Blue,” and “You’re Mine,” the momentum of a rising dragon rushing to the top fills the screen. The highlight of the day was SANTANA who graced the bird. After a solid repertoire of “Samba Pa’ Ti” and “Savor,” Neil Schon appeared in “Let Me.” Furthermore, for “Soul Sacrifice”, even Jeff Beck and Jan Hammer join the stage. What’s more, Jeff is holding Santana’s YAMAHA SG (“BUDDA”). It’s not every day you see him playing someone else’s guitar. The image of the era’s leading masters clashing head-on is clearly imprinted on film. Rock/fusion/soul…a legendary festival where the talents that were leading the music scene in 1976 gathered and sparks flew. This is a video work that allows you to witness the scene for the first time in a rare beauty that will leave even enthusiasts speechless. A rock cultural heritage packed with the flavor and energy of the times. Newly excavated 8mm film of “June 5, 1976 “DAY ON THE GREEN””. Shocking footage that will blow away enthusiasts is here for the first time! The quality is superb, with no flickering or dust noise, and the stability and bold zooming is incredible, making it hard to believe it’s from the 70s, and it even comes with top-quality audio (only JOURNEY, which was silent, is overlaid with a different sound source). From Jeff Beck and Jan Hammer during the “WIRED” period, to Boz Scaggs, who was on the rise right after “SILK DEGREES,” to SANTANA, where the heroes gathered…This is a rock cultural heritage where you can experience a miraculous day where the standard bearers of the era met. A must-see for all rock fans! Super rare video excavation! All of them are amazing, but the focus is on Jeff Beck! ! Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, CA, USA 5th June 1976 AMAZING SHOT!!! JOURNEY 1. Unknown TOWER OF POWER 2. Knock Yourself Out JEFF BECK WITH THE JAN HAMMER GROUP★Surprise video★Video from 1976 is super rare 3. Freeway Jam 4. Earth (Still Our Only Home) 5. Led Boots★Jeff is wearing a hat BOZ SCAGGS 6. Angel Lady 7. Runnin’ Blue 8. You’re Mine SANTANA 9. Samba Pa’ Ti 10. Savor 11. Let Me (with Neal Schon) 12. Soul Sacrifice (with Jeff Beck, Neal Schon & Jan Hammer)★Beck is playing Santana’s SG guitar! ! COLOR NTSC Approx.27min.
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