This documentary looks at the conception, design and live shows of The Wall performed by Pink Floyd in 1980 and 1981. It features in-depth 1980’s era interviews with Roger Waters, David Gilmour, Richard Wright and Nick Mason and shows footage of The Wall performed at Earl’s Court in 1980. It also features archival footage of the Syd Barrett era Pink Floyd and discusses how David Gilmour was brought into the band to initially augment their live shows when Syd became unreliable due to his drug problem and how Gilmour ultimately replaced him. A short retrospective of Pink Floyd post-Syd is included. The documentary also discussed how Roger Waters’ concept of The Wall came about and how Pink Floyd, the band, were on the verge of breaking up while performing The Wall concerts. Included are interviews with Mark Fisher (stage designer), Jonathan Park (stage designer), Gerald Scarfe (animation designer and director) and Bob Geldof and Alan Parker in relation to the making of The Wall Movie.
Tony Palmer: O Thou Transcendent - The Life Of Ralph Vaughan Williams
Led Zeppelin is undoubtedly one of the greatest rock bands of all time. For nearly a decade they dominated the music industry; releasing 9 albums and selling over 300 million records worldwide. Their music has influenced the shape of rock and heavy metal for generations. There can be no doubting the importance of this supergroup. Comprised of four undominatable characters the chemistry between band members was electric; often competing with each other and continually forcing themselves to greater heights. The results were phenomenal with rip-roaring vocals and intense guitar solos that were the hallmark of a Led Zeppelin track. Follow the exciting story of Led Zeppelin from their formation out of The Yardbirds in 1968 to the band's dissolution after the tragic demise of drummer John Bonham in 1980 and beyond. With performance footage of the group throughout their career and interviews with the band both past and present this programme presents a unique biographic picture of Led Zeppelin Packed with archive footage performances and rare interviews this DVD is perfect for any fan.
Financial analyst Michael Boll seems to have everything: brains money a socially connected fiancee and a blindingly bright future. Then he meets Alex an impeccably dressed drifter with a fatal charm and an unsatiable appetite for wine women...and danger. Alex befriends Michael and takes him for a walk on the wild side-but Michael soon discovers that there's a terrible price to pay for life in the fast lane because hanging out with Alex...can be murder!
Tony PALMER The Film Of Jack Bruce's Rope Ladder To The Moon DVD
Born in 1921 Sir Malcolm Arnold is one of the most fluent and versatile composers of his or any other generation. His prolific output comprises symphonies concerti chamber music stage works divertimenti choral music song cycles and music for wind and brass band whilst his catalogue of over a hundred scores for film and television includes the Oscar-winning Bridge on the River Kwai. Arnold's phenomenal success as one of the world's leading composers endured a catalogue of tr
Tony Palmer: Benjamin Britten - A Time There Was
This in-depth film portrait of Benjamin Britten one of the greatest English composers of the 20th century includes extracts from Britten's works including The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra Peter Grimes Death In Venice and Billy Budd among others. With Benjamin Britten Peter Pears Leonard Bernstein Robert Britten Barbara Britten Sviatoslav Richter Janet Baker Julian Bream Heather Harper John Shirley-Quirk Imogen Holst Rosamund Strode Rudolf Bing Henry Moore Paul Rotha Beata Mayer David Rothman The English Chamber Orchestra conducted by Steuart Bedford among others.
Director and composer Tony Palmer covers decades in the history of the Salzburg Festival with this documentary. Boasting both archival footage and contemporary interviews Tony Palmer's Film About The Salzburg Festival chronicles almost a century of iconic performances.
A Live Performance
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Tony Palmer garnered the support of John Lennon in making this ambitious 1975 documentary series that chronicles the history of pop music. GO DOWN, MOSES! is the eleventh volume in the series and focuses on the history of war and protest in music, with particular focus on the songs of Leonard Cohen, Woody Guthrie, Vera Lynn, and more.
Over the past forty plus years British film director Tony Palmer has established himself as one of the countrys foremost directors of documentary and factual based films. One of Tony Palmers first successes was the film All My Loving which was released in 1968. Some seven years later Tony had the idea encouraged by John Lennon to document the history of popular music. The result was the groundbreaking and award winning series of films made for television under the title All You Need Is Love The full series of films was released in 2008 to great critical and commercial acclaim. Volume 4 addresses one of the most popular and enduring musical genres The Blues. This episode features BB King Leadbelly and Billy Holliday. Blues is a word you have to think about before it can be understood. Contrary to popular belief blues as a form of music does not appear until 1910 or so that is after ragtime and jazz. Blues is not therefore the cornerstone of popular music. Rather it has become an emotional response through music to a variety of oppressive social conditions. The Episode begins in the Delta of Mississippi and follow the progress of itinerant blues musicians to the steel mills and automobile factories of Chicago; from harmonica and fiddle to electric guitar and fashionable nightclub. Finally the Episode shows how blues phrases and harmonies were stolen by white rock n rollers in need of a new gimmick.
A Live Performance
Over the past forty plus years British film director Tony Palmer has established himself as one of the country's foremost director's of documentary and factual based films. One of Tony Palmers first successes was the film All My Loving which was released in 1968. Some seven years later Tony had the idea encouraged by John Lennon to document the history of popular music. The result was the groundbreaking and award winning series of films made for television under the title All You Need Is Love For this volume we turn our attention the musical genre known as swing. For most of its history popular music has rarely been that which most people like. Jazz for instance has always been a minority interest. But in the era which was dominated by swing the music and its popularity were equally matched. White musicians became bored with the asinine popular music they were expected to play music pumped out by Tin Pan Alley and tried to emulate the style and freedom of their black counterparts. Most of them were too intelligent as musicians to indulge in mere imitation. What they created was the first white music based on black music which was not stolen from black music.
Over the past forty plus years British film director Tony Palmer has established himself as one of the country's foremost director's of documentary and factual based films. One of Tony Palmers first successes was the film All My Loving which was released in 1968. Some seven years later Tony had the idea encouraged by John Lennon to document the history of popular music. The result was the groundbreaking and award winning series of films made for television under the title All You Need Is Love This is a story of how a remarkable and very different number of theatrical elements were welded together into something also remarkable and very different called the musical. From operetta vaudeville variety burlesque revue and most importantly British music hall came the musical. But it did not come about by accident. It was the deliberate and conscious achievement of lyricist Oscar Hammerstein (who wrote among others Showboat and Oklahoma) and the director Rouben Mamoulian. Against considerable opposition both critical and commercial they created a new art form which was unique and yet familiar.
Over the past forty plus years British film director Tony Palmer has established himself as one of the countrys foremost directors of documentary and factual based films. One of Tony Palmer's first successes was the film All My Loving which was released in 1968. Some seven years later Tony had the idea encouraged by John Lennon to document the history of popular music. The result was the groundbreaking and award winning series of films made for television under the title All You Need Is Love. Volume Two I Can Hypnotise Dis Nation- Ragtime covers the musical genre that underwent a revival during the mid seventies.
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