The San Diego performance on May 22nd has had a pro shot video leaked for a long time, and it was probably more familiar to enthusiasts. However, it seems that it was leaked after a considerable amount of dubbing, and the image quality is at the worst level (laughs). The screen is distorted, and "Breathe On Me" was recorded halfway through the performance and the ending was cut. Even though it is a pro shot, it was taken with two video cameras, and there are almost no close-ups of the members' expressions. For example, it is not a pro shot taken for the screen of the venue like Largo on May 5th, and yet it is not based on the video release, and it is assumed that it was taken only as a record, judging from the fact that there is a time counter from beginning to end. Anyway, it is completely for enthusiasts in terms of rough quality of the video, but even so, a surprising happening is captured from "Breathe On Me". Ronnie, who found someone shooting with a flash during the performance of the song, warned him in a fierce tone while singing, and even went to the front of the stage to protest. In the end, Keith stopped playing and swung up the Telecaster as if it was a trailer for Hampton (laughs), but here Ronnie's anger was much greater than his, and it's rare to see a video of Ronnie showing such anger on stage. This is a tense scene that can only be seen on video, but if you listen to the rest of the mirrored sound source, Ronnie, who had finished playing, turns around and praises the audience, saying "You're all the best," so the person who lit the flash may have been a member of the media. Above all, even just this scene is a relationship in which the video and the sound source complement each other. Also, on this day, there are descriptions on mania sites that former Fleetwood Mac member Bob Welch, whose solo albums were a hit at the time, jumped in for several songs, but I can't find it in this video. Judging from the mirrored sound source, it is possible that he appeared around "Worried Life Blues." The quality of the footage is so poor that even though it is a pro-shot video, the only footage you can see on YouTube is Stanley Clarke's bass solo in "Am I Grooving You". Still, it's a valuable video that gives you a glimpse of the stage that you can't get from the mirrored sound source, and it also gives you a nostalgic feeling (lol) of "I used to be grateful to buy videos with this level of quality at video stores in the old days...". Live at Sports Arena, San Diego, California, USA 22nd May 1979 PRO-SHOT 1. Breathe On Me 2. Love In Vain 3. Band Introduction 4. Am I Grooving You 5. Seven Days 6. Before They Make Me Run 7. Jumping Jack Flash PRO-SHOT COLOUR NTSC Approx.46min.
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