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Bands: Tom Robinson Band; The Shirts
Venue: Capitol Theatre, Passaic NJ
Date: June 1, 1979
Quality: Uncirculated program; Cover
art.
Comments: “Power in The
Darkness”. The inspiration was an airbrush piece
that we—that means not me, but Arthur Herstol, who is a
truly great commercial artist—did for Lycian Stage
Lighting along the way. Lycian made something called a Super
Arc which was originally a follow spot optical system that
Richard Logothetis married to an Ashcraft C70 projection arc.
We had one at the New York Academy of Music on 14th Street and
it was the brightest light source in the universe. Thank you
Candace. Thank you Richard. The lights became smaller, more
manageable and square after that, and eventually became glass
enclosed metal arcs—which were never as fun as the sun.
It was wonderful to work with 19th century light sources (Hall
& Connolly carbon arcs at Convention Hall) and silicon
control rectifiers (Edcotron dimmers) in the same place and at
the same time. But that was then and now is now.
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