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Wednesday 3 June 2009

John at Kenwood: then and now.

Messing about with Movie Maker tonight, I edited bits of Joe Baiardi's 2008 footage together with photos of John taken in the same spots (roughly). I've done a few posts already on this theme, but here it all is in one place, moving about. The soundtrack is some of John's SFF demos recorded, of course, up in the attic. However, when the "film" gets to the attic, I switched it to a charming out-take from Two Virgins - John and Yoko up there having a laugh. It's quite funny. I don't know what I'm doing, but someone who does could make something approaching good out of all this...

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