Anton Barbeau on Finger On The Pulse - The Bay Area's Music Scene Televised

Finger On The Pulse, Episode #4 (Shot August 15 - 21, 2004):
Quirky Sacramento pop icon Anton Barbeau played a handful of
gigs with Statuesque and Scott Miller during August 2004:

The Rite Spot Cafe (August 15)
Epic Arts Studios (August 18)
Fox & Goose (August 21)

[IMG: Anton Barbeau]

Broadcast Date:
Sunday, October 3, 2004, 9:30pm - 10:00pm, San Francisco Comcast Cable Channel 29

Episode Credits:
All songs written by Anton Barbeau (Copyright 2004)
Performed by
Anton Barbeau, vocals, guitars, piano
Steve Randall, guitar, backing vocals
Brad Cross, drums, backing vocals
Jeff Simons, bass
Filming and editing: Sarah Gordon

Episode Setlist:
Please Sir I've Got A Wooden Leg (Fox & Goose)
King of Missouri (Fox & Goose)
Keep My Face Clean (Epic Arts)
Just Passing By (Epic Arts)
Dig My Pig (Epic Arts)
MTV Song (Fox & Goose)
It's Okay, Maybe (Epic Arts)
I Remember Everything (Epic Arts)
Drug Free (Rite Spot Cafe)

Related Links:
http://www.antonbarbeau.com/ (Band's website)
http://www.125records.com/ (Band's label's website)

Episode Notes:
Anton always puts on a crazy show and is really fun to film for that reason.

Episode Errata:

Tilted. That's all I have to say about the Fox & Goose footage. They need to put one of those level sensors used in construction in cameras so camera operators like myself will notice when the camera is tilted!

The audio at the Fox & Goose and Rite Spot gigs isn't as high quality as the Epic Arts gig because I didn't have the good camera for those shows. I included the footage from those shows because I think the footage sounded okay overall, and I wanted at least some footage of Anton rocking out with a band and Anton playing the keys. The Epic Arts footage dominates the show because the sound is better on it.

I edited this episode twice to fix a sound issue. I also fixed an error in the credits (omission of the piano credit for Anton) for the second edit.

Equipment Used:
Footage was shot on both the Sony DCR-HC20 and Sony DSR-PD150 on MiniDV. The show was edited at the AccessSF edit suite.