1980-1989ROCK MUSIC
HEATHER MARKHAM/5.5 SUNSHINE TDA. FLORIDA MUSIC SCENE IN THE 1980S. INDEPENDENT LOCAL RECORD STORE CALLED OPEN RECORDS. ROCK CLUB DJ INTERVIEWED. INTERVIEW WITH LOCAL ROCK RADIO STATION DJ FROM WSHE AT ROCK BENEFIT SHOW SPONSORED BY BUDWEISER, AT AGORA BALLROOM?
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REEL BEGINS, FLORIDA 1980S RECORD STORE CALLED OPEN RECORDS SEGMENT BEGINS
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| 01:00:10 10.12 |
WOMAN AT TABLE, DESK, COUNTER OF SMALL 1980S INDEPENDENT ALTERNATIVE FLORIDA RECORD STORE WRITES RECEIPT FOR PURCHASE OF VINYL ALBUMS, RECORDS. CLOSE UP WRITING WITH PEN. NAME OF STORE, "OPEN RECORDS" ON RECEIPT PAD AND T-SHIRT WOMAN IS WEARING. RECORD SHOP EMPLOYEE. SIMPLE MINDS ALBUM.
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| 01:00:37 37.62 |
YOUNG MAN BUYING RECORDS IN MUSIC STORE. ALBUMS ON WALL BEHIND HIM. HOLDS CASH MONEY TO PAY FOR RECORDS AS EMPLOYEE WRITES RECEIPT.
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| 01:00:44 44.2 |
CLOSE UP RECORD STORE EMPLOYEE WRITING RECEIPT FOR CUSTOMER'S ALBUM PURCHASE. CU DEPECHE MODE ALBUM ON VINYL. MALE CUSTOMER HOLDING ABBA ALBUM. WOMAN PULLS CALCULATOR FROM DESK DRAWER AND ADDS UP PURCHASE.
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| 01:01:45 105.55 |
ROCK AND ROLL DISC JOCKEY AT A NIGHTCLUB IS INTERVIEWED IN RECORD STORE IN 1980S. DJ WHO ONLY GRADUATED HIGH SCHOOL AND BARTENDER SCHOOL. TALKS ABOUT DJ-ING IN ROCK CLUB, BEING TOLD BY CLUB TO PLAY MORE COMMERCIAL MUSIC, GETTING REQUESTS. ROCK N' ROLL CLUB MENTIONED, THE NEW WAVE LOUNGE. DJ TALKS ABOUT HIS SETS: ROCKABILLY, ELECTRONIC, DISCO, PUNK. DOES ALL THE RECORD SHOPPING FOR THE CLUB. ASPIRATIONS OF BEING A RADIO DJ.
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| 01:05:56 356.86 |
CLOSE UP OF LOGO ON RECORD STORE CUSTOMER AND DJ'S RINGER T-SHIRT: LE TUB SALOON. ARTWORK OF SMALL SAILBOAT.
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| 01:06:02 362.39 |
CLOSE UP VINYL RECORD ALBUM COVER FOR GROUP CALLED THE BOBS.
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| 01:07:57 477.84 |
HANDWRITTEN SIGN ON WALL ABOVE AND BELOW RECORDS IN PLASTIC SLEEVES READING: FLORIDA MUSIC. SMALL, INDEPENDENT RECORD STORE. SOME GROUPS VISIBLE: THE REACTIONS, THE FRONT, THE EAT. LOOK LIKE 7" SINGLES OR EPS. LOCAL BANDS, LOCAL. SUPPORTING LOCAL MUSIC.
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| 01:08:32 512.15 |
FLORIDA 1980S RECORD STORE SEGMENT ENDS
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| 01:08:33 513.73 |
INTERVIEW SEGMENT BEGINS
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| 01:08:36 516.44 |
RADIO DJ WEARING T-SHIRT WITH LOGO FOR ROCK RADIO STATION "WSHE" ON IT. ASKS INTERVIEWER IF HE SHOULD BE LOOKING AT HIM OR THE CAMERA, DRINKS FROM PLASTIC CUP. SET-UP FOR INTERVIEW.
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| 01:09:40 580.4 |
OFF-CAMERA INTERVIEWER ASKS RADIO DISC JOCKEY IF THIS BENEFIT IS THE NEW RESPONSIBLE ATTITUDE FOR ROCK AND ROLL. DJ SAYS THEY HAVE ALWAYS HAD A PACKED HOUSE FOR BENEFITS, SO IT IS NOT NEW, JUST SUCCESSFUL.
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| 01:10:13 613.24 |
HOW IS THE BENEFIT SET UP WITH MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY? WHO'S DONATING MONEY TO THE MDA? DOOR MONEY AND PROFITS FROM BUDWEISER SALES GOES TO THE MDA. DJ SHOWS A BOTTLE OF BUDWEISER, SHOWS HIS T-SHIRT AND MENTIONS T-SHIRTS SALES, AGORA BALLROOM. SOUNDS LIKE A BAND COMPETITION, A BATTLE OF THE BANDS. HOPES TO RAISE A COUPLE OF THOUSAND DOLLARS.
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| 01:11:01 661.81 |
INTERVIEWER MENTIONS IT'S PROGRESSIVE THAT ROCK N' ROLL CAN DO SOMETHING FOR CHARITY. BENEFIT CONCERT. DJ SAYS THAT YEARS AGO PEOPLE DIDN'T THINK ROCK AND ROLL WOULD EVEN LAST, BUT THAT IT VERY VIABLE. LONGEVITY OF ROCK AND ROLL. ENTHUSIASM FOR LISTENERS SUPPORTING BENEFIT SHOW, SHOWING UP TO SEE LOCAL BANDS MORE THAN NATIONAL ACTS ON TOUR.
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| 01:11:30 690.84 |
TALKS ABOUT FLORIDA GROUP, ROCK BAND GETTING NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ATTENTION, EXPOSURE, CHARLIE PICKETT AND THE EGGS. DEEJAY EXPLAINS THAT HE IS NO LONGER PROGRAM DIRECTOR AT LOCAL ROCK RADIO STATION WSHE. DOESN'T MAKE THE MUSIC DECISIONS, HAS NOT HEARD THE CHARLIE PICKETT RECORD.
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| 01:12:08 728.32 |
RADIO DJ TALKS RECORD-BUYING PUBLIC AND RADIO LISTENERS NOT CARING IF A BAND IS LOCAL OR NOT. MENTIONS VAN HALEN AS A "BAD EXAMPLE". RADIO AIRPLAY PROMOTES RECORD SALES, AND VISE VERSA. IT'S LIKE THE CHICKEN AND THE EGG. PHONE REQUESTS. MENTIONS OTHER FLORIDA BANDS, CRITICAL MASS. SOME BANDS HAVE CULT FOLLOWINGS.
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| 01:13:34 814.9 |
DJ TALKS ABOUT OTHER RADIO STATION CHARITY EVENTS, MORE BENEFITS. BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS. BENEFITS OF LOCAL RADIO STATIONS. "NOBODY WANTS TO LISTEN TO A NATIONAL RADIO STATION." HEARING ABOUT EVENTS, MUSIC THAT IS MADE LOCALLY, CONCERTS THAT ARE HAPPENING LOCALLY. INVOLVED WITH THE COMMUNITY. INTERVIEW SEGMENT ENDS. DJ SHAKES HANDS WITH INTERVIEWER, BEGINS TO TAKE OFF LAVALIER MICROPHONE.
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| 01:14:26 866.63 |
REEL ENDS
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