The Magnificent Seven (Starsky & Hutch songtape)
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| Title: | The Magnificent Seven (Starsky & Hutch songtape) |
| Creator: | Kendra Hunter, Diana Barbour, Terry Adams |
| Date: | 1980s (before 1985) |
| Format: | VCR VHS |
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| Music: | multiple |
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| Fandom: | Starsky & Hutch |
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The Magnificent Seven was one of the early songtape collections made in Starsky & Hutch fandom. Exactly when the tape was produced is unclear, but it was listed in the Encore Awards held at The Paul Muni Special in 1985 where it was the winner of an Encore Award in 1985 for "Best Songtape."
The exact playlist of the collection is unknown, but here are some of the vids that may have appeared on the collection. Note: that both the songtape and one of the vids have the same title: "The Magnificent 7."
This playlist came from a 1998 or later copy of the tape prepared by Kendra Hunter. Not all vids may be on the original songtape.
An earlier version of the tape (often called The Texas Tape contains different fanvids.
The not so slashy vids
- The Magnificent Seven (Starsky & Hutch vid) (1980s) (over the opening credits of Starsky & Hutch)
- The Rose (1970s?)
- You Needed Me (1980s)
- I Am a Rock (1980)
- Comedian's Gallop (instrumental run over a clip of two SH lookalike actors with women in hot tub; one looks suspiciously like Klinger from MASH)
- All the Time (1980s)
- Don Quixote/The Horseman (1980s) (non SH footage of David Soul riding a horse)
- Dust In The Wind (1980s)
- Bridge Over Troubled Water (1980s)
- Forever In Blue Jeans (1980s)
- The Boy Can't Help It (1980)
- Beep Beep (1980s)
The slashy vids
- Kiss You All Over (1980s)
- Let Me Take You In My Arms Again (1980s)
- Sometimes When We Touch (1980s)
- That's No Way To Say Goodbye
- Babe
- Knights In White Satin
- The Man Is Mine
- First Time I Ever Saw Your Face
- You Make Loving Fun
- Take It To The Limit
- Behind Blue Eyes
- Can't Live Without You
- Old Fashioned Lover Boy
Some of these vids were shown at various Zebracon conventions.
[From S and H #26 (October 1981)]: "I hope all of you are as excited about Z-Con II as Diana and I are. This gathering of fans has the potential of being the most exciting events of our time… Diana and I will be bringing our song tape. I will be shown in our room, 201. The schedule will be posted on the door. We are looking forward to seeing what others have done in this area. The grapevine says that new and exciting adventures are being taking into this medium of artistic expression."