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Post by David Saunders on Dec 19, 2008 15:47:46 GMT
I can confirm that Mud-The Secrets That You Keep (27/02/75) exists because I have it, and it looks like it has come from the archives, beginning with a clapperboard. Pete Seaton has confirmed that the whole episode exists in the archives. Thanks for the link. This is the performance that I’d thought I once watched, which is nice to see again.  |
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Post by Peter Elliott on Dec 19, 2008 17:49:13 GMT
As there's a Clapperboard, this confirms that 27/02/75 is at the BBC after all! The only other clapperboards I've seen, on You Tube, have been for 15/10/70 and 30/12/71. 29-4-71 also appeared on YouTube a while ago with the clapperboard at the start. Looked like a master copy too judging from what I remember of the clip. |
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Post by David Saunders on Dec 19, 2008 17:58:49 GMT
As there's a Clapperboard, this confirms that 27/02/75 is at the BBC after all! The only other clapperboards I've seen, on You Tube, have been for 15/10/70 and 30/12/71. 29-4-71 also appeared on YouTube a while ago with the clapperboard at the start. Looked like a master copy too judging from what I remember of the clip. Ah yes, I'd forgotten about that one. I've seen that at some point over the past few months. It's intriguing how master copies are obtained unless they're uploaded by current or ex-BBC staff, but they're useful for emphasis. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 19, 2008 18:13:51 GMT
A clapperboard only tells us that any given VT was originally a BBC master, not proof that the tape currently resides at the BBC though.
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Post by James C on Dec 19, 2008 18:45:25 GMT
I can confirm that Mud-The Secrets That You Keep (27/02/75) exists because I have it, and it looks like it has come from the archives, beginning with a clapperboard. Pete Seaton has confirmed that the whole episode exists in the archives. As there's a Clapperboard, this confirms that 27/02/75 is at the BBC after all! The only other clapperboards I've seen, on You Tube, have been for 15/10/70 and 30/12/71. In light of these new updates from you and Mark, I'm now wondering if there are any other editions and indeed inserts that exist which are listed as "No" on the Database. Out of the complete editions listed as wiped that do exist, at least these exist at the BBC, but please advise me if you and/or any others know of any other editions that are presumed wiped but actually exist at the BBC, which will enable us all to update our own copies of the Database for optimum accuracy: 27/02/75 - Thanks to this existing, another presumed wiped performance of Showaddywaddy - Sweet Music is in the archive, which is excellent news 09/09/76 - Also repeated on UK Gold 10/02/77 09/09/82 09/08/84 25/12/92 Good news about Showaddywaddy, Sweet Music, if only Hey Rock and Roll was out there too! |
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Post by David Saunders on Dec 20, 2008 13:32:57 GMT
A clapperboard only tells us that any given VT was originally a BBC master, not proof that the tape currently resides at the BBC though. Ah ha. I'll take it that 27/02/75 does exist, as Pete Seaton has confirmed its existence at the BBC via John Fleming. |
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Post by David Saunders on Dec 20, 2008 13:36:56 GMT
As there's a Clapperboard, this confirms that 27/02/75 is at the BBC after all! The only other clapperboards I've seen, on You Tube, have been for 15/10/70 and 30/12/71. In light of these new updates from you and Mark, I'm now wondering if there are any other editions and indeed inserts that exist which are listed as "No" on the Database. Out of the complete editions listed as wiped that do exist, at least these exist at the BBC, but please advise me if you and/or any others know of any other editions that are presumed wiped but actually exist at the BBC, which will enable us all to update our own copies of the Database for optimum accuracy: 27/02/75 - Thanks to this existing, another presumed wiped performance of Showaddywaddy - Sweet Music is in the archive, which is excellent news 09/09/76 - Also repeated on UK Gold 10/02/77 09/09/82 09/08/84 25/12/92 Good news about Showaddywaddy, Sweet Music, if only Hey Rock and Roll was out there too! I agree. I'd also like to see Hey Rock and Roll if this ever surfaces outside the BBC. |
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