Pan's People and have extracted digital footage from the very fragile analog tapes. Estimated video survivals by year: Even after their departure from "Top of the Pops" Pan's People were much in demand for personal appearances. Dee Dee Wilde continued to dance with and manage a new group of girls under the name Pan's People: Pauline Crawford, Abigail Higgins, Patricia McSherry, Francesca Whitburn and Sarah Woollett. Also members for a short time during this period were the future Hot Gossip dancers Sarah Brightman and Carol Fletcher. Babs Lord married actor Robert Powell and became an amateur yachtswoman and world explorer, with several
Blonde on Blonde of the visionary and the colloquial." Critic Tim Riley wrote: "A sprawling abstraction of eccentric blues revisionism, "Blonde on Blonde" confirms Dylan's stature as the greatest American rock presence since Elvis Presley." Biographer Robert Shelton saw the album as "a hallmark collection that completes his first major rock cycle, which began with "Bringing It All Back Home"". Summing up the album's achievement, Shelton wrote that "Blonde on Blonde" "begins with a joke and ends with a hymn; in between wit alternates with a dominant theme of entrapment by circumstances, love, society, and unrealized hope ... There's a remarkable marriage of