Exclusive: The Beatles at Shea Stadium – what you may never get to see or hear - Examiner.com
But after a Beatles Examiner interview this week with Dave Morrell, author of “Horse Doggin' Volume 1” and the forthcoming “1974 - The Promotion Man - New York City - Morrell Archives Volume 2” that'll be out in October, and Ron Furmanek, who... One thing, assuming the Beatles ever allow it, is the full and remastered Shea Stadium TV special. Though it was supervised by Ed Sullivan's company, it wasn't originally shown on CBS, Sullivan's network, but instead on ABC. “Sullivan put the money out, and believe it or not, it wasn't shown on CBS, the home of Ed Sullivan. Morrell says the remastered Shea Stadium looks absolutely fantastic. Unlike many films of live shows at the time that were shot on 16mm film, Shea was shot on 35mm and it shows. “'Monterey Pop,' one of the great movies, was actually shot in 16mm and blown up to 35 mm. 'Woodstock,' which looks so great and magnificent, was shot in 16mm and blown up to 35mm. The same with the Bangla Desh film, shot in 16mm and blown up to... Source: www.examiner.com
