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 | Time Travel Technology of 1970s in VA - 8 of 19 Interview with Larry Solarz on being a "Super Warrior in the Military" featured from Global Sciences 2001 Denver Conference. (In tribute to Dean Stonier - Global Sciences Organizer who died mysteriously three days after the August 2001 Global Sciences Conference: 1924 - 2001) Tesla Tech 2008 ExtraOrdinary Technology Conference! www.teslatech.info www.teslatech.info Steve Elswick -- steve@teslatech.info Publisher - ExtraOrdinary Technology (At the beginning of this video, Larry gives details ... |
 | Santa Barbara, 1975 A film by Kelly Fitzpatrick about Santa Barbara, California in 1975.Footage from this subject is available for licensing from www.travelfilmarchive.com ... "Santa Barbara" California 1975 "stock footage" 1970s "travel footage" |
 | Find Philadelphia, 1977 A tour of the sights of Philadelphia in the late 1970s. To license footage from this film, visit: www.travelfilmarchive.com ... 7Philadelphia Pennsylvania "stock footage" travelogue 1978 1970s |
 | Jet Travel in the 1970s and 1980s - Coming Soon! A brief sample clip from my upcoming Flight Simulator film, showcasing some old favourites from the world of jet travel in the 70s and 80s. Lots has changed since then but I'm going to try and bring that long gone era back to life, and use Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 to capture as best as possible the look and feel of the period. Any suggestions or ideas would be most welcome! |
 | Sordid Celebrity Lives: "1970s hippie kitsch" Even if Vienna is considered by some to be "bland and boring" and "something unfierce" because of its grand architecture, there was once a man by the name of Hundert Wasser who dared to share his kitschy world view with his fellow Austrians. ..it's serious! |
 | Mr. Bill Monroe Singing "Mighty Dark To Travel" Song by Bill Monroe, the father of Bluegrass music "Mighty Dark to Travel". Ifyou like this video, let me know and I will make more! Be sure to rate it and leave a comment! For more great clips visit my website www.shaunsayre.com - Due to the overwhelming popularity of my site, I'm now at http |
 | CHICAGO SOUTHWEST SUBURBAN RAIL ACTION-1970s Purchase at -- www.greenfrog.com FROM SUPER 8 FILM WITH ORIGINAL SOUND The 1970s were a time of change for railroads all over the country and all over the world. Roger Koenig was out with his Super Eight movie cameras recording much of the train action before it was gone forever. Roger lived west and south of the Windy City, so it was only natural he would frequently head for the hotbed of rail activity at Joliet Union Station. But he also visited Homewood, Blue Island, Oak Forest, and ... |
 | Fiberglass Travel Trailer Documentary bolerdoc [at] gmail.com I am filming a documentary on fiberglass travel trailers. Please contact me if: -you or someone you know worked for a company that made fiberglass trailers. -you have pictures, videos, manuals or magazine ads of 1970s fiberglass trailers -you are the owner of Boler with a serial number less than 40 -you own a old car with a matching fiberglass trailer I will be at: Bolerama Ontario 2009 Prairie Egg Gathering 2009 Washington State Gathering 2009 Northern Oregon ... |
 | David Isaacs - Hard Road To Travel David Isaacs - Hard Road To Travel. David Isaacs (aka Bruce Bennett) is a Jamaican reggae singer who worked with Lee "Scratch" Perry in the late 1960s and early 1970s. This track also made famous by Jimmy Cliff. Check my other sounds out. |
 | Where The Boys Are (as originally sung by Connie Francis) group performs at larger auditoriums primarily in parts of Florida, or wherever they are able to travel quickly enough. Being so large makes it difficult to travel any great distances... so normally a couple of hundred miles is max. Performances are generally over 2 hours, and the last 1/3 of each evening show is an Elvis Tribute, featuring his music based on arrangements from his 1970s concerts. Elvis fans appreciate the tribute. Songs are generally performed to sound similar to the ... |
