WGBH-2 - 1975 Sign-Off Recreation (sweeper guy)

Since I don't expect to see the original again any time soon, I have re-built the WGBH sign-off I generally refer to as the sweeper.
With no images to work from, I created the end piece by memory, having seen it first (and maybe last) in 1975. This concept preceded the Charles River pan sequence remembered by many.
Notes:
-I had to create the illustration work from scratch having nothing but memory to go by, and also needed to make by hand a set of pixellated masks to transition from the mission statement to my section.
-The only audio I have of v/o announcer William Pierce reading the sign-OFF seems to be my old audio recording of the original sweeper sign-off from '75. But probably due to brittle reel-to-reel tape, the very end is missing. The last two words were: "...saying Goodnight"
-The sign-ON ran in reverse order, as the Chas. River pan piece would later do.

[@mr2del]

NICELY HANDLED! I'm shouting with excitement. This is so cool. I too was wondering if I'd ever see it again. Very clever and creative on your part. I applaud this feat. Great job.:D

[@SatsukiVM]

As from today, Tuesday the 1st of September 2020, WGBH eliminated the W from it's name, and now it's simply "GBH"

[@agentnintendonate1thee2tan89]

So THAT'S what went down in the "WGBH (1975)" rip over on the CBSEye76 channel!

[@timdidit]

"This is WGBH Boston" No one could say that like William Pierce..

[@MSTS1]

NOTICE: 10-01-21: fred rogers co. + youtube Removed my (2) MSTS1 Vids of
WGBH-2 which contained Misterogers program openings-closings, effective
10/1/21. Both were on YT since 2007 and, seemed to delight thousands of
viewers world-wide. Please understand: The removal is by Fred Rogers Co
and You Tube ONLY. THEY are responsible for Your Loss, and no one else.

[@VTSGsRock]

Didn't know that

[@MSTS1]

That's a good point however the last surname gets lost in the fadeout as well. But still, if I ever try to improve this, I'll keep your idea in mind.

[@JJColb]

In the pixelation sequence we see Christopher Lydon, who joined WGBH and the 10 O'Clock News in 1977, so this sequence cannot be from any earlier than that year. Perhaps their was a very similar sequence with many of the same photo stills that was used prior to 1977 and then was updated.with new ones with newer programming. Amusingly enough, it was never updated again for at least 12 more years. :-)

[@ThePowerpuffHotline]

Very rare

[@VectraQS]

A recording of a 1973 WGBH sign-off just surfaced: th-cam.com/video/yrGrmkpZ62A/w-d-xo.html

[@MSTS1]

Thank you for adding that info, appreciated

[@christophercarter4598]

thanks for making this video! Can you tell me the name of the instrumental piece of music that can be heard in the background. thanks so much, I look forward to hearing back from you!

[@patsylvan1]

yes please, I have been trying to find this for the last few decades.

[@AlternativeTelevision]

Andrew Arvin - Rondo A Go-Go. Note that the actual music is a pitch lower than what you're used to hearing.

[@UnrelatedArchives]

David Gregory, alumni of Channel 2's 10 o'clock News, now at NBC. I have not forgotten too! Was the sweeper sweeping for the duration?

[@openmind1966]

Could someone tell me the name of the arrangement playing in this sweeper??

[@wendyokoopa7048]

@hikkupf Apparently David Gregory may be on his way out of nbc news.

[@frbyrd-tg5co]

Flashback: Arthur Fiedler @ 00:54

[@joeorsini6110]

Who was the sweeper guy near the end of the video?

[@davidcovenas1135]

Muppets

[@mcoratti76]

AT 0:26 wgby