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Video Archive: WrestleRock ’86

WrestleRock 86On April 20, 1986, the American Wrestling Association held what may have been its largest show, WrestleRock, at the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome in Minneapolis. More than anything that happened on the mat, the event is most remembered for the gloriously cheesy promo video, “WrestleRock Rumble,” which blatantly stole from the Chicago Bears’ “The Super Bowl Schuffle.”

Duluth WrestleRock connection: Central High School graduates Scott and Bill Irwin, wrestling as the Long Ryders, lost an AWA World Tag Team Championship match to Curt Hennig and “Big” Scott Hall. It would be the Long Ryders’ final match. Scott Irwin died from a brain tumor on Sept. 5, 1987.

Nick Robin – “Little Red Squirrel”

nick-robin-hatchetMusic written and produced by Sean Elmquist and Nick Robin. Video by Nick Sunsdahl.

Hobo Nephews of Uncle Frank – “Take This Town”

The new video by local band Hobo Nephews of Uncle Frank is illustrated, edited and directed by Truvio Del Sol.

Charlie Parr – “I Ain’t Dead Yet”

Charlie Parr - I Ain't Dead Yet EPIn this video from March 20, Duluth’s Charlie Parr shares a powdered toothpaste anecdote and performs “Ain’t Dead Yet” at the Ore Dock Brewing Company in Marquette.

The song is on Parr’s new limited edition EP, a 10-inch record (pressed on green vinyl) set for release on Saturday as part of Record Store Day.

Skateboarding at Rail Park near Gateway Plaza

Video by Shane Brown, featuring “Grady, Stephan, Pete and Shane.” Music by Seym0ur.

Superior Siren – “Rattlesnake”

From the April 14 edition of WDSE-TV’s The PlayList, Superior Siren performs “Rattlesnake.”

Slow TV: Carrot Washing at the Food Farm

This is how the Food Farm washes carrots, slowly.

St. Louis River Story: Paula Vang

OneRiverMN-Logo-FC-BadgePeople in the St. Louis River watershed shared their connection to the river with WDSE-TV during the opening reception for The St. Louis River: Diverse Connections at the Duluth Art Institute.

Piano Man and PBS Pioneer Max Morath

The April 7 edition of WDSE-TV’s The PlayList featured this segment on Duluth piano man Max Morath, a member of the Colorado Music Hall of Fame. His ground-breaking work on The Ragtime Era series in 1960 for what is today Rocky Mountain PBS set the bar for television programs nationwide.

Superior Surf

Video by Ali Rogers of Prana Lens. Narration by Rob Bell.

Skateboarding in Morgan Park School

Eight skaters, two days, granted permission. R.I.P. Morgan Park, you will be missed.

Shot/edited by Mike Rapaich. Additional video by Stephen Pestalozzi.

Aerial Duluth

Jake Moore’s Twin Cities-based video production company RedbellCentral recently completed this Duluth video, with footage from last summer.

Hockey Day Minnesota 2016 Videos

Waiting Room Collective produced this short documentary of the Lakeville North boys hockey team traveling to Duluth to play the East Greyhounds during Hockey Day Minnesota at Bayfront Park. The Panthers edged the Greyhounds 3-2. Below is the Fox Sports North video spotlighting the Greyhounds.

The PlayList: Virginia City Limits

WDSE-TV’s The PlayList launched its seventh season last week with a special episode shot outside the 218 Taphouse in Virginia. The show features live music by the Christopher David Hanson Band and Rich Mattson & the Northstars.

The Best Case Scenario

Samuel T. Weston has a goal to shoot 20 short videos in 2016. Three down, 17 to go.

In this short, shot at the Zeitgeist Arts Center and edited by Josh Bolen, Weston does a little Trump bashing.

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