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Girl Trouble - Ep #134, 3/26/1999

Catalog #: DVD-29-134 Price: $15.00 $10.00 - Genuine hand-crafted DVD-R - Packaged in a clam shell case - Running time 30:13 - plus 12:10 "At home with Girl Trouble" bonus video! Important Announcement All orders placed from Monday August 11th through Thursday August 21st will not be processed until Friday August 22nd. We apologize for any inconvenience. For U.S. purchases: For purchases made from outside the U.S.: If you plan to order multiple copies or more than one selection, please send us email first to arrange a shipping & handling discount.

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The Girl Trouble DVD (CLASSIC EPISODES #134 3-26-1999) is now available through the Whalebone Productions online store.

From Girl Trouble's OLD SHOP TALK: "AND WHILE WE'RE ON THE SUBJECT...and why is the subject always Girl Trouble? Oh yeah, it's their web page. I'm not sure how many people got to see Girl Trouble on 29 Live last year but it was a true media event around here. Rob Hursh's cable music program is a top notch local music showcase that he's been doing for several years. It was the second 29 Live go-round for GT and this time they decided to take over Rob's show and turn it into the 60s inspired "TEEN TIME" dance party program. They talked a bunch of their friends into actually being the dancing studio audience ala Bandstand. Stu Michaels (you may remember him from the "Cold Shoulder" video) was our genial Teen Time host. He interviewed band members, introduced songs and conducted the Teen Time Roll Call segment of the show. So what's this got to do with anything, you may be asking? Someone with the code name of "dl", according to the e-mail they sent us, got the most excellent idea to put photos from this super spectacular show on the web. Check out great photos of Stu Michaels, the Teen Time Gang and of course, Girl Trouble in action. And while I'm at it, Girl Trouble has instructed me to thank everyone involved in making that program a blast for them, especially Rob and his crew. They kind of let Girl Trouble take over the studio and really got the idea of what they were trying to do. Everyone has been most impressed with the excellent result when we view the video tape. Hats off to them, along with Stu and the Teen Timers, for a job well done."

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