Do It Again

Sometime this fall, a group of PBS stations will roll out our 60-minute version of DO IT AGAIN. Here’s the tease that will be used to plug the program.

We were lucky enough to have photographer Hathir Pfau at Full Frame documenting our post-screening experience. She’s posted the photos for a slide show and they’re great.

Click here.

We were lucky enough to have Janet Macoska at the premiere. Here’s a picture of Lila before the screening and of Rob, me and Jim Henke at the post-film panel.

Some of the photos we use in “Do It Again” are professional shots licensed from clip services, either companies directly representing a photographer or the almighty Getty Images. Then there are the fan shots we were fortunate to borrow, some of which made it into our final cut, some of which remain in my hard drive.

These are cool photos, images captured in the days before everybody had a camera phone or Flip cam, back when getting a good photograph meant hauling (or smuggling) your camera into an arena.

In that spirit, here are a few images from John Kolff. The first two are from a 1972 concert in Amsterdam. The second two are from a performance of “Soap Opera” in London in 1975.

They came out in force to the Rotterdam premiere, adorned in our special, you-can’t-buy-’em-but-i’ll-give-’em-to-you-if-you-go-to-our-premiere t-shirts. With me and my beautiful wife.