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Graham Parker & The Rumour .... May 17, 1979 (Broadcast June 23, 1979)
Agora Ballroom, Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.A.


Graham Parker - lead vocals & guitar
Brinsley Schwarz - lead guitar
Martin Belmont - guitar
Bob Andrews - keyboards
Steve Goulding - drums
Andrew Bodnar - bass


Taping Gear: Analog Cable TV> Sony Betamax SL-8200 (X1 Speed)
Lineage: Sony L-500 Master Videotape> Sony Betamax SL-8200 playback> Sony VRD-MC3 Stand Alone DVD Burner> Trade DVD> DVD Decryptor

NTSC-DVD = 3.32GB (48:19m)
Video Quality: A- (On the best camera angles, worse on others)
Audio Quality: A
No Chapters
Length: 48:19 minutes
Artwork: none.
Screenshots: none.

Video: 720x480 pixel
Frame rate: VBR at 29.970 frames
DVD format / Video System: NTSC 4:3
Region: 0
Audio Codec: AC3
Audio Bitrate: 0xbd[0x80]: 48000Hz; 256 kb/s tot, stereo (2/0)



01. Local Girls
02. Protection
03. Don't Get Excited
04. Passion Is No Ordinary Word
05. Howlin' Wind
06. Heat Treatment
07. You Can't Be Too Strong
08. Nobody Hurts You
09. Soul Shoes
10. I Want You Back
11. Pourin' It All Out


This is early WTBS, even before Ted Turner founded CNN, when the station was
mostly a nationwide cable channel like WGN in Chicago. They did a few local Atlanta
concerts, and this is one of them. If you lived in Atlanta (I was in Baltimore), then
you got the concert simulcast on FM radio as well. This readily shows all the faults
in early analog concert recordings. Depending on the camera angle, some angles look
fantastic, while others look like crap with scope bars and grain. It is what it is.