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Ted Nugent - lead guitar & vocals
Charlie Huhn - guitar & vocals
Dave Kiswiney - bass & vocals
Cliff Davies - drums
"Fridays" was a short lived TV show that aired on ABC-TV from April 1980 until April 1982. It was supposed to be a competitor to "Saturday Night Live", and at this time frame, I thought it was actually a better show.
It was eventually canceled as the idiots in management at ABC-TV kept moving it's time slot around. There have never been any DVD's offered of these shows as cast member Michael Richards (later in Seinfeld) has not signed off on any official releases. A shame.
This is "The Nuge" circa the "Scream Dream" album, which was a very successful album here in the States. Thanks to my old Betamax for preserving this gem.
Just remember that this is 1980 analog technology, so don't be expecting today's incredible digital resolution and edits. It looks great for the time frame. Enjoy!
Lineage Analog Cable TV - Sony Betamax SL-8200 (X1 Speed)
Lineage Sony L-500 Master Videotape - Sony Betamax SL-8200 playback - Sony VRD-MC3 Stand Alone DVD Burner - Trade DVD - DVD Decrypter - Cyberlink to split
in 2 separate videos - MPEG 2 1024x576, 29Kbps, audio PCM 48.000 Hz, 2 Channel, 16 Bit, 1536 Kbps...credit to unknown, if anyone identifies this video, let me know about original ripper! Thank you!
Ted Nugent - lead guitar & vocals
Charlie Huhn - guitar & vocals
Dave Kiswiney - bass & vocals
Cliff Davies - drums
"Fridays" was a short lived TV show that aired on ABC-TV from April 1980 until April 1982. It was supposed to be a competitor to "Saturday Night Live", and at this time frame, I thought it was actually a better show.
It was eventually canceled as the idiots in management at ABC-TV kept moving it's time slot around. There have never been any DVD's offered of these shows as cast member Michael Richards (later in Seinfeld) has not signed off on any official releases. A shame.
This is "The Nuge" circa the "Scream Dream" album, which was a very successful album here in the States. Thanks to my old Betamax for preserving this gem.
Just remember that this is 1980 analog technology, so don't be expecting today's incredible digital resolution and edits. It looks great for the time frame. Enjoy!
Lineage Analog Cable TV - Sony Betamax SL-8200 (X1 Speed)
Lineage Sony L-500 Master Videotape - Sony Betamax SL-8200 playback - Sony VRD-MC3 Stand Alone DVD Burner - Trade DVD - DVD Decrypter - Cyberlink to split
in 2 separate videos - MPEG 2 1024x576, 29Kbps, audio PCM 48.000 Hz, 2 Channel, 16 Bit, 1536 Kbps...credit to unknown, if anyone identifies this video, let me know about original ripper! Thank you!