[BC] A Prairie Home Companion, the film

[Mark Durenberger]

It likely came from the Pavek Museum in Minneapolis.  A place worth seeing!

www.pavekmuseum.org


Mark Durenberger


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jeff Johnson" <jjohnson at goodnews.net>
To: "Broadcasters' Mailing List" <broadcast at radiolists.net>
Sent: Saturday, June 10, 2006 3:14 PM
Subject: Re: [BC] A Prairie Home Companion, the film


> Yes, the mics on stage were RE27's, except Keillor's which was an RCA 77. 
> I would guess that the RCA was a reproduction. It looked way new.
>
> There was no suggestion of the station in the movie as being in financial 
> trouble.
>
> Jeff.Johnson at goodnews.net,CSRE
> RFPROOF.COM
>
>>I indend to see it; I have developed the bad habit of missing movies I 
>>want to see lately.  I blew the chance to see Al Gore's film last weekend 
>>and now it's gone.   Anyway, I notice in the PHC newspaper ads that the 
>>cast are all using re27s.   I don't know why, but there's something about 
>>that that strikes me as slightly amusing, I guess because when I went to 
>>see the live real PHC a few years ago, when they were at Medinah Temple in 
>>Chicago, they weren't using 27s (can't remember what they had) and a RE27 
>>(getting back to the movie now) is a pretty expensive mic for a station in 
>>financial trouble.  Okay, I'm falling prey to the tendency to pick apart 
>>any entertainment that has anything to do with something I know enough 
>>about, to be dangerous
>><g>
>>
>>rob atkinson
>>st. charles IL
>
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