Hard to believe there is film of this that is THIS clear:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3LEhfbKCSc

Nevin, get some sleep, little brother.

Taurus great find, you are not kidding about the quality.

I wish all 1967 videos were of that quality. I could do without the artsy-fartsy shots though. Why did the camera men always zoom in real close to people's faces in the late '60s? It would be so much easier to figure out Jimi Hendrix licks if they weren't always doing that. lol

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Very cool find. Thanks for sharing.

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Taurus, thanks for posting, good looking video from a long time ago

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cool. i'm gonna grow my hair out again.

Top notch video Taurus. Lots of talent passed through that band over the years, same thing with John Mayall's Bluesbreakers ................. Mike

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Yes, the clarity of that is incredible but when will some cameramen get it.....
The closer you get, the less we all see. Good song though, great band.

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Thanks for posting such great footage,the clarity of the film is amazing, certainly much clearer than the footage that D.A. Pennebaker shot. Butterfield got a great sound from the 335.I noticed that the camera panned to an appreciative Mike Bloomfield after the song finished.

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Yeah, too bad it's all close up. Would've been nice to see what everyone was doing, and what they were playing through. Still, it's so spotless, I kept expecting to see "A Martin Scorsese Film" roll by in credits.