Are you busy on Saturday night????
Dec 16, 2008 6:42:32 GMT
Post by shanemeadows on Dec 16, 2008 6:42:32 GMT
Me and a small army of other men armed with Video Camera's will document Gav's gig at the amazing 'Union Chapel' in Islington this Saturday night as the final part of a documentary I have been making about Gavin over the last couple of years.
For anyone that has seen Gav live already, it will be quite unlike anything he has done to date as it is a collection of the songs he has written for my films dating right back to 1997. A lot of these tracks have never been performed live and many have never been released, so for fans of Gav's you should sell your granny to be there as it may be the only time these songs are ever heard/played in public.
For anyone that hasn't seen Gav live, you must! He is an indescribable talent who has been savagely overlooked in this country until very recently. Now (After 20 years of trying!) he is finally starting to get the recognition/gigs/backing he deserves, People can finally get to see what myself and his other loyal followers have been harping on about all these years when he plays at the Chapel on Saturday night.
The other small bonus is that if you are in the crowd, you may appear in this 'soon to be seen' documentary as this Gig should become the final scene in the film. So why not kill two birds with one stone and see one of Britains greatest undiscovered talents and be in a Shane Meadows film at the same time! Make sure you comb your hair though, as bushwigs will be removed in post.
Good luck Gav! X.
For anyone that has seen Gav live already, it will be quite unlike anything he has done to date as it is a collection of the songs he has written for my films dating right back to 1997. A lot of these tracks have never been performed live and many have never been released, so for fans of Gav's you should sell your granny to be there as it may be the only time these songs are ever heard/played in public.
For anyone that hasn't seen Gav live, you must! He is an indescribable talent who has been savagely overlooked in this country until very recently. Now (After 20 years of trying!) he is finally starting to get the recognition/gigs/backing he deserves, People can finally get to see what myself and his other loyal followers have been harping on about all these years when he plays at the Chapel on Saturday night.
The other small bonus is that if you are in the crowd, you may appear in this 'soon to be seen' documentary as this Gig should become the final scene in the film. So why not kill two birds with one stone and see one of Britains greatest undiscovered talents and be in a Shane Meadows film at the same time! Make sure you comb your hair though, as bushwigs will be removed in post.
Good luck Gav! X.
