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Fw: POW! POW! documentation (Paul Escriva II)

Yes, it was that loud.

Paul

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ah yes! Although I knew it was all working, that most people were getting deeper, there was a high denial factor which we had to deal with [especially after the performance from those two] which made it harder to actually feel the real depth. But it is obvious from the documentation… Which is why documentation is important.

Btw, one of the two wants to collaborate with me!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

Re: POW! POW! documentation

Hi Frankie,

These were especially evocative photos for me.

My observation is that the earlier part of the performance was growing intimate, then the ‘stethoscopes arrived’ and it changed. Then later it went very deep.

That’s just my distant impression.

Beautiful captures!!!

Paul

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ah, it was that loud, eh? Yes, those two were the promoters of the festival. Afraid of intimacy and realness! But other than them, it was amazing how fast it got deep!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

POW! POW! documentation

Hi Everyone,

The web galleries are finally up! I hope you’ll
forgive the delay it took in getting these to you.
I really wanted to be sure that everything was
structured correctly before passing them on.

For a sense of ease in finding your images, I have
organized the photos by the night of the performance.

Thursday Night Performers:
http://typefoto.com/powthursday/

Friday Night Performers:
http://typefoto.com/powfriday/

Saturday Night Performers:
http://typefoto.com/powsaturday/

Sunday Night Performers:
http://typefoto.com/powsunday/

Anyone seeking Hi-Resolution print quality versions of the photographs:
There are instructions on the web-sites, but just for the sake of clarity,
all you have to do is jot down the image numbers you would like
(contained beneath the thumbnails ex: IMG_2260) and send them to me
in an email and I’ll make you get them as quickly as possible.

Thank you – it has really been a pleasure. If you have any
further questions/comments I would enjoy to hearing from you.

All the best,
Daniel

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Daniel, many, many beautiful photos! They captured powerfully the intimacy, joy and participation
especially in my piece Friday. Thanks!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

Re: Dirk book

Hi Frank,

I looked at the photos and found a few I would like to use in the book.
Gallery #1; obr#1, #3, #5, #12 and the poster #7
Gallery #2: Sprinkle..F and L
Gallery #3: OBR meat2, and saran dancer
And I am attaching the files and I will need the usual, names of the people in the photos and the photographer so they can be given credit.

Thanks, James

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great! Here is the info:

photo & poster credits:

Gallery #1:
obr#1: Bi and Brian, winners of the first Outrageous Beauty Revue, October 1978. Photo by Dave Patrick.
obr#3: Diane Hall, Mistress of Ceremony, Outrageous Beauty Revue. Photo by Dave Patrick.
obr#5: Jackie Strebin, “The Construction Worker Act”, The Outrageous Beauty Revue. Photo by Dave Patrick
obr#12: Amy Haight (right) and Catherine (left) in “Paradise by the Dashboard Light”, The Outrageous Beauty Revue. Photo by Dave Patrick
poster #7: Jackie Strebin as MEB, 1978. Poster Art by Debbie Moore.

Gallery #2: Sprinkle..F and L. Linda Mac & Frank Moore, May 1987. Photo by Annie Sprinkle

Gallery #3:
OBR meat2: “The Meat Act”, The Outrageous Beauty Revue. from left to right: Jim Haight, Diane Hall, Linda Mac, Katrine, Jackie Strebin, Sabina Ryan circa 1980. Photo by Dave Patrick.
saran dancer: “The Meat Act” Saran Dancers, The Outrageous Beauty Revue. from left to right: Diane Hall, Frank Moore, Mariah, Linda Mac, Laurie. Photo by Dave Patrick.

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

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Hi Frank,
Is there a chance of getting HiRes versions of the photos. 300 dpi, 4×5 inches.
James

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sure, James! Mikee will send them to you.

funny, we are preparing to play the MAXIMUM ROCK ‘N’ ROLL shows again. Dirksen gave them [around ninety episodes] to me to play on LUVER. When we first played them, Dirksen would call me each week to tape the intro and outro for the episode with me. Now we are putting them together digitally. So dirk’s voice is wafting through our house!

In Freedom,
Frank Moore

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