There has been a good deal of media coverage around the filming of the upcoming music video "So Long Baby". Shot to the budget of $50,000+, this may be the longshot of longshots but Joe Glickman is determined to make it a hit. Authenticity is key in the video. Original lettering for the Hi-Lo Club was used, location tapings in Del Shannon's very own home town helps to make the video more vintage. Coopersville, Michigan, although 40 years later, still remains a quaint town on the outskirts of Grand Rapids. It is virtually untouched by new construction. Coopersville to this day remains a small town with an equally small population. New homes and construction projects has seldomly occurred since Shannon grew up there as a child. It remains the farming community it has always been known for.



Joe Glickman in front of Rosie's Diner.



Fans play extras in the music video.



Main Street in Coopersville converted to 1961.



Max Crook driving a Chevy Bel Air. Joe Glickman does the Elvis snarl.



Stephanie Welch rehearses her kitchen scene.



Brian Young is ready for another Take.



The Hi-Lo Club revisited!



License Plates are 'rigged' in the video. BG-1303
references the stock number of the 'Runaway' album.



Joe Glickman gives his direction on the video.



Officer Scott Ludwig driving the newest 1962 Cop Cruiser.



Max Crook with Musitron puts new meaning
in the sense of multi-track recording!