Rights
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Policy Notes (updated 05/01/04)
JACK JOHNSON TAPING & PHOTO POLICIES
TAPING - Jack Johnson and management allow live recording of shows with the following guidelines:
No soundboard feeds are provided.
No microphone stands are allowed.
No designated taper section is provided.
All recordings may only be traded or given away.
At no point may any person (taper or not) sell recordings.
No soundboard recordings are for trade (radio recordings are permitted for trade).
Our policy will be overridden if taping goes against any venue, promoter, or other artist's guidelines.
PHOTO/VIDEO Â Jack Johnson and management allow some photography with the following guidelines:
Non-professional 35 mm or small digital cameras are permitted but NO FLASH is allowed.
Professional cameras and pit access will only be allowed for press and tour personnel with a PHOTO PASS.
No video taping is ever allowed.
Our policy will be overridden if taping goes against any venue, promoter, or other artist's guidelines.
Thank you for respecting the music, fans and venues.
JackJohnsonMusic.com
http://www.jackjohnsonmusic.com/contact_tapingpolicy.aspx
On November 4, 2002, Jack Johnson gave permission to Frank Frake for shows to be hosted at the Archive. Note, there are possible caveats about certain SBDs:
On November 4th, I had the opportunity to speak to Jack Johnson in regard to adding his music to the Archive. Jack said as he has always said that he does not have a problem with fans sharing his music, and any way to get more shows to fans is a plus. Jack's only request is that videos, and soundboard recordings not appear in the archive.
Franklin J. Frake
Update 12/6/02: A
discussion thread later arose about certain non-Audience recordings coming into archive. From that, possibly off-limits according to fan Tyler Huff:
"5/26/01, 5/27/01, 5/28/01, 7/16/01, 4/26/02, 1/29/00 SBD live recordings"
and more official word:
Hello, my name is Jacob Tell and I am co-owner of Oniracom Corp. We develop Jack Johnson's website and have direct coorispondence with Jack Johnson Management. It is okay to keep these shows up according to Jack and Management-- basically, as long as nobody is profiting off of the live recordings, and the taper of the recording is okay with freely distributing their tape, then it's fine from the administration end. Please email any questions or comments to us here at Oniracom: infoAToniracomDOTcom.Thank you all for your support, keep up the good work, and go see live music!
Jacob Tell
---Oniracom Staff---
