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This footage was used in the "Spotlight" television program from 1995. (and on 'The New Music' July 5, 1980 tv programme) I hope it will show up in a better quality one day! the same concert where that "Oowee Baby" & "Goo Goo Muck" footage is from, that does exists in a much better quality than shown here, but I could not find it yet. Lux Interior (Erick Purkhiser) -- vocals Poison Ivy (Kristy Wallace) -- lead guitar Bryan Gregory (Greg Beckerleg) -- guitar Nick Knox (Nicholas George Stephanoff) -- drums the interviews from the TV Spotlight pogram are here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoVNgpI_0ag facebook fanpage with many great pics/concert posters etc. http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Cramps-fanpage/287717201283279?ref=tn_tnmn some note on the" cut of your head" line debate about the Cramps (TV Set) and the Hasil Adkins "No more Hot Dogs" song: (Interview from the Moshable fanzine #18) Ivy does speculate- Q: A lot of the people who you've covered, have they heard your versions of their songs? Ivy: "I'm imagining that Hasil Adkins has because we've met him before and I would imagine that people have played it to him. In his song "No more Hot Dogs" he's going "I'll cut your head off" and he didn't write that song until way after we did "TV Set". And even through we covered his song "She Said", we're thinking that maybe someone played our music for him and it turned around and influenced him. People have even asked us in a interview, "you have influences like Hasil Adkins, you got "TV Set" from him". The only songs he had when our Band started out was a rockabilly song, there was nothing else out of that guy. So most stuff people heard by him came out afterwards, so I'm sure he's heard the cramps."

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