The Magpie Salute - January 31, 2019 - Delmar Hall - St. Louis MO ***FOUR CAM MIX***

[@starstart23]

That switch from acoustic to electric in Lay it All was brilliant. Keys kick in and then the slide on up to heaven

[@starstart23]

Feel is a absolutely perfect cover, to no surprise. No one covers Big Star

[@AnzolaG1]

40:43 Marc Ford Had to cry today solo 🔥🔥🔥

[@seanm1687]

Thank you Steve for all your hard work and dedication to your craft.

[@stevehagar2107]

aw, shucks....yer welcome. running 4 cams by yourself is a challenge, i'll give it that.

[@wallysievers1278]

Great work Steve!

[@stevehagar2107]

gracias! all props to Rich for permission, and Anderson for mixing. I just push buttons ;)

[@Star-qp5qd]

Thanks for posting and sharing Steve.

[@stevehagar2107]

The Magpie Salute January 31, 2019 Delmar Hall St. Louis, MO 01. High Water 02. Take It All 03. For The Wind 04. Omission 05. Dreams 06. Had To Cry Today 07. Smoke Signals 08. What Is Home 09. Can You See 10. Glad And Sorry 11. Lay It All On Me 12. Hand In Hand 13. Mary The Gypsy 14. Feel 15. Paint An Eight 16. Good Morning Captain 17. She Gave Good Sunflower 18. Send Me An Omen - The Magpie Salute ----- - ------------ ------- ---- -- - -- - Rich Robinson - steering, guitar wizardry & vocals Marc Ford - lead guitars, face melting & vocals John Hogg - vocals & percussion Sven Pipien - bass & backing vocals Joe Magistro - drums & percussion Matt Slocum - keyboards

[@unhingedsoulcollector8501]

great footage Steve! your recordings were always good but this is dynamite!! long shots on the band at a time. I hate choppy videos that switch views every 5 Seconds. If more concerts were shot the way you shoot them. I would probably be watching a lot more live video!! keep it up brothe!!!r you got it down perfect!!

[@stevehagar2107]

the credit truly goes to Anderson. I set normally (venue permitting) set up 3 cameras "static" two that use John/Joe as the split point, (frame Marc> drums as one cam, frame drums > Rich/Matt as the other) and a 3rd cam that "frames" the stage. I don't touch those cameras, at all. that provides 3 steady angles. the 4th cam I call "zoom cam", and that one I shoot in the style of the other 3, in addition to closer zooming. and if I 'bump' the zoomcam, there's 3 other angles to fall back on to edit out the bumps. but I hear what you're saying, and thanks for the kind words....just wanted to defer to it being more of a 'team effort', right down to Rich's permissions and his tour manager going to bat for me, more than once, when she wasn't required to do so. and theres' THREE more still coming, I think all are 4 cam; all are a minimum of 3 (Nashville, Birmingham and Des Moinesm though I know Birmingham had 4), sooner than later. promise ;)