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Fractal Power at Schooners

Set the Wayback Machine for May 14, 2004, at Schooners Nightclub in the old Canal Park Inn. (The bar closed later that year and the hotel was demolished in 2006 to make way for the new Canal Park Lodge.) (more…)

The Murder of Crows at Sacred Heart

Gaelynn Lea and Alan Sparhawk performing an online concert, captured by Lakefront Films. Sound by Jake Larson and Eric Swanson.

Ol’ Yeller – “One Up”

Song from the new album Levels. Video shot in the Lake Vermilion area.

Low’s 2005 performance of “California” on Last Call with Carson Daly

This video was posted on PDD back in 2005 as a QuickTime Movie, but now it has been converted for YouTube, so here it is again. And here’s a link to Chris Godsey’s coverage of it all on mnartists.org.

Sparky vs. Coyote

Wrenshall’s Mark “Sparky” Stensaas is in Yellowstone. Things got interesting while he was photographing this coyote. He tells the full story on his Photonaturalist blog.

David Cowardin says: “No”

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Recorded live at Beaner’s Central last week.

Video Archive: Louis Jenkins reading in 1976

These clips are from the short film From the Museroom: A Sampler of Minnesota Poets, shot in 1976 during a Poetry Collective benefit at the Firehouse in Minneapolis, Minn. Above: “Violence on Television.” Below: “Dream of Wealth.” (more…)

Urban Climbing in Duluth

Whoopie Wall, First Steet Boulder and Ely’s Peak.

Teague Alexy – “All the Way Long Gone”

New video, directed by Joshua Priestley, from Teague Alexy’s album This Dance.

Thomas Angelo Dougherty, World War II U.S. Naval Aviator

Video by George Knowles.

Video: Trampled by Turtles on Late Late Show – “Walt Whitman”

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Trampled by Turtles has appeared once again on national television, joining comedian Ray Romano as guests on the Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson on July 18 to perform the song “Walt Whitman.” (more…)

Vikings vs. Steelers — Nov. 26, 1972

Complete with commercials, in case you have more than two-and-a-half hours to kill.

Trampled by Turtles – “Alone”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfBLQMfdiXw

Another version of “Alone,” by Audio-Files Music. (more…)

Campaign for two Rivulets videos

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Video director Adam Barnick is running a crowd-funding campaign to produce two Rivulets videos.

Rivulets is the musical outlet of part-time Duluthian Nathan Amundson. (He still rents a place in Duluth, plays the Homegrown Music Festival every other year or so, and considers the Zenith City to be his “spiritual home.” Three Rivulets albums were recorded in Duluth, mostly at Sacred Heart Music Center).

Bernie Larsen, Alan Sparhawk and DJ Burt Blackarach– “Bottomless”

Stationary Kayaking on Chester Creek

The first four seconds of this video is the gonzo adventure part, but the next three minutes and 26 seconds of trying to get out of the water is pretty good comedy.

The Little Black Books – “Kozy”

Director and editor: Joshua Carlon
Director of photography: Chris Hadland

Aaron Gall and the Likely Story – “White Boy Drunk”

This is Eric Dubnicka and Jessica Hall’s contribution to the Homegrown Music Video Festival. There is an encore presentation of the video festival Tuesday night at Teatro Zuccone and a double encore on Sunday at Chester Creek Cafe.

Trampled by Turtles – “Alone” (Live on the Late Show with David Letterman)

Murzik — “Poison Tears”

This is a Minneapolis band, but the video is directed by Nicholas Sunsdahl, and the lovely Chelsy Whittington appears in it — both of whom are locals.

The Fractals – “Car Farmer”

Live on the PlayList, April 5.

The Boundary Waters

Two videos by Alex Horner — shot Sept. 24, 2010 — with music by Duluth’s Steve Horner. (more…)

December 1977 North Pole Bar Robbery

Karen Barta has the story for NewsCenter 6.

Retribution Gospel Choir – “The Stone (Revolution!)”

Foggy Night in Duluth

Video by David Cowardin, shot March 18.