CBS Early Show Segment

[Mooger Fooger]

You have actually done quite well. I added -90msec audio offset to the clip and this is what I got. Don't forget we are going with unknown framerates here, so allowing for errors I'd say its a damn good match.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4960558/Weyull%2C%20I%20Peeckin%20Up.divx

[Iron Horse-Apples]

That is FANTASTIC!

Wow, what a thing to see and hear.

Now how about in colour........

[Boiled Egg]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oatQnIJrq0U

beautiful gift, man. gracias.

[Mooger Fooger]

just listening to the sot session cd and there are two more finger snap guides. i will give it a syc up try

[Mooger Fooger]

OK found it!

Here is the clip with correct audio synched up to it for the finger snap vox guide by Brian.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4960558/gv01.divx

[puni puni]

perfect!

[STE]

Wow..  to see all those short clips all together and almost syncing..  it's just too much..  just too much...

 

[guitarfool2002]

That's some fine work, some fine work indeed, kudos all around! Pretty cool to have the results popping up in less than two days of the clips making their world premiere on the CBS morning show. Is there a better group of fans?

One wonk-ish point to consider, and consider myself among those wondering about this big-time:

That session had one Dr. Paul Tanner in the studio that day, with his famous ElectroTheremin, playing similar lines with Tommy Morgan on harmonica. Perhaps *the* most famous and widely known use of Tanner's homebrew instrument is on Good Vibrations, despite all his soundtrack and TV work.

The session was obviously filmed, Morgan was filmed...is there also a frame or two of Dr. Tanner playing his ElectroTheremin in whatever else may be remaining to be seen from this film source?

That would be quite a find and quite a sight indeed, especially since I'm aware of no other photos or film showing Tanner playing that in the studio...

A big one of these is warranted: 

[homeontherange]

OK found it!

Here is the clip with correct audio synched up to it for the finger snap vox guide by Brian.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4960558/gv01.divx

Wow. I need a dvd of this now.