WTTW Channel 11 - Made in Chicago - "Aliotta-Haynes-Jeremiah / Bill Quateman" (Part 2, 1974)

Here's Part 2 of a local music show, Made in Chicago, on WTTW Channel 11. This program (which was also simulcast on WBBM-FM 96.3) was a predecessor to Soundstage which was also produced by the station and aired nationally over PBS. The guests on this (re-run airing) edition were Aliotta-Haynes-Jeremiah (bassist Mitch Aliotta, guitarist Skip Haynes and pianist John Jeremiah) and Bill Quateman.

Note: As with other things we've found, this is actually quite rare. Until this episode was discovered, there were only two other episodes of Made in Chicago known to exist (on videotape) - episodes featuring Billy Joel and another with Jim Croce. Apparently, neither the producers of the show nor WTTW have any more episodes on video. By the time they got to Soundstage the programs were saved, but unfortunately not for this ground-breaking predecessor.

This part includes:

WBBM-FM disc jockey Tony Phillips introducing Bill Quateman, holding the cover of his first, self-titled LP (Columbia KC 31761, 1973), and mentioning that he had been performing in Chicago area clubs for the past 2-1/2 years, and that all the songs on his album are his own. Bill starts off with "Only Love," then after some small talk performs "Circles," and finishes this part with "Get It Right On Out There."

Note: This was originally broadcast in color, but captured on this early home videotape recording in black and white.

This aired on local Chicago TV on Saturday, August 3rd 1974 during the 9pm to 10pm timeframe. (six days later Nixon resigns the Presidency!) This was the fourth airing of this program, which was originally broadcast on Wednesday, April 11th 1973, and also repeated on Saturday, April 14th 1973 and Saturday, February 9th 1974.

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