James Paterson, the owner of the Australian Television Archive, has made a historic achievement by being the first to create a digitally restored copy of "The Go Show" using the original 16mm kinescope recording print. Very few episodes of the show still exist today, making this a rare find and a significant accomplishment for the preservation of Australian television history. The Go Show was a popular music and variety show that aired on ATV-0 (now known as Channel 10) in the mid-1960s, and helped launch the careers of many famous Australian musicians. Due to limited storage space and the cost of film, many episodes of the show were recorded over or discarded, leaving very few copies available. With the use of advanced technology and digital restoration techniques, James Paterson was able to breathe new life into this piece of Australian television history, ensuring that it can be enjoyed by future generations. The success of this restoration project highlights the importance of preserving and digitizing old film and television archives, as they are valuable cultural artifacts that contribute to our understanding of the past. #TheGoShow #AustralianTelevisionArchive #ClassicTV #1960sTV #MusicTV #RareFind #PreservingHistory #DigitallyRestored ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtZvvZqwUeE

For sourcing of original master material contact: info@austvarchive.com #JohnnyOKeefe #HighRollinMan #RockAndRollLegend #AustralianMusic #1960sMusic ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vT7AqW-bNJA