@@johnnyb3404 Alongside the artists featured here they also recovered some various pop acts, some clips from Lift off with Ayesha and another Beatles film this one being an alternate version of the "Something" music video
@@MrPhantom1961 You can attend the many shows that the BFI and Kaleidoscope put on. They mostly have to be paid for - because, although no one gets money from these clips, they take an inordinate amount of time and effort - and money - to recover, restore and present.
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what's the point in salvaging these programmes if the public then never get to see them?
Brilliant work everyone ! This news story misses the technological marvels required by this restoration. I hope to see full in depth details soon.
Is their a list of artists ? I have not seen a full list?
@@johnnyb3404 Paperwork was available - I didn't get it though.
@@johnnyb3404 Alongside the artists featured here they also recovered some various pop acts, some clips from Lift off with Ayesha and another Beatles film this one being an alternate version of the "Something" music video
@@Aeonterbor Again, who cares, they might as well have remained lost if the public never get to see them
@@MrPhantom1961 You can attend the many shows that the BFI and Kaleidoscope put on. They mostly have to be paid for - because, although no one gets money from these clips, they take an inordinate amount of time and effort - and money - to recover, restore and present.
A number of long lost unofficial Elvis promo films were recovered amongst the haul.
Tony Blackburn doing a pop show on Sky! don't remember that.
When will these recoveries be available for the wider public to see?
I don’t think they will
I think kaleidoscope then forgot that modern technology exists for them to upload footage on.