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Greg Durbin Sherman George
Description
Humanities and Social Sciences Film, Audio, Video and Digital Art Chuck has been at Slabs since 1934 (Technical quality of tape isn't the greatest at beginning). Brief comments about location of General Patton's camp during WWII. More Rolling Stone as he makes announcements over P. A. - "Mary had her little lamb." Little Abner on drums as a band gets together; guitarists and singing at end of tape. Catchy song, "I wonder where you are tonight." UC San Diego Library, UC San Diego, La Jolla, CA 92093-0175 (https://library.ucsd.edu/dc/contact)
Type
moving image
Format
Videotape; 22 minutes, 26 seconds
Form/Genre
documentaries video recordings
Identifier
ark:/20775/bb69299757
Language
English
Subject
Foundations (structural elements) Christmas decorations Concrete slabs Camping trailers Elderly Musicians Military camps Campgrounds Country music Singing Interviews Guitars Christmas Humor Landscapes (environments) Alternative lifestyles Deserts Singers Documentaries Video recordings Niland, Imperial, California, United States Salton Sea, California, United States
Place
Niland, Imperial, California, United States Salton Sea, California, United States
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