http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7544450606370582610
(The MMJ Portion begins around 59 minutes)
52update: we're busy planning the 2006 52media Artist Showcase Webcast
which will be twice as big as the one we did in 1999.
For more details see:
52media - 1999 Artist Showcase Video Webcast (Day 1 featuring My
Morning Jacket)
www.video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7544450606370582610
www.52media.com
2 hr 39 min 42 sec - Sep 27, 1999
www.52media.com
In 1999 52media convinced Microsoft, Mp3.com, IUMA and 17 other
companies to sponsor the world's first All Independent Live Video
Webcast. This 3 day, 26 hour event was filmed in Louisville and
broadcasted utilizing terrestrial IP Unicast technology.
The Webcast and accompanying audio streams were seen and heard by over
20,000 early multimedia via the web adapters throughout the world and
was a huge success, both musically & philanthropically.
This showcase introduced My Morning Jacket to Louisville and the world.
They have since released 2 major label records for ATO Records, had the
6 spot on Rolling Stone's top 50 records of 2005 and built a fan base
and web site that is 2nd to none.
Over the 3 day webcast, we collected over 2-tons of canned goods for
the Kentucky Harvest (www.KentuckyHarvest.com) which has since gone
nationwide (www.USAHarvest.com) and is spreading out of the country at
the moment.
We are now prepared to do it all over again this year, our 7th
anniversary and we are excited to let you see how it all started.
Flo
Founder
www.52media.com
5...@1usa.com
502.777.5252
This is gorgeous :o
Of all of the Harvest Showcases I attended to support my friend's local band, I missed this one! How cool is it that I am streaming it right now? I am fairly new to the band and never got to see this lineup perform live. If they had some of these songs prior to TTF, why did it take so long to get them on a record?
is the sound off from the video?
anyone else have this problem?
I had that problem as well.
Damn.....Jim already had 'One Big Holiday' written back in '99. huh...
it was a staple of their live shows from almost the beginning.