We have been lucky enough to meet the great John Renbourn once more for our on going Davy Graham documentary  I think that John admired and understood Davy Graham, arguably, more than anyone. He was massively influenced by him and you can still hear the sense of wonderment in John’s voice when he talks about Davy.…

Today we have been filming original Fairport and Trader Horne vocalist Judy Dyble for the on-going Davy Graham documentary ‘The Man With The Guitar’. Her memories of the early era are fascinating, the London clubs and the people you met, some of whom went on to be very famous (although you would not have know…

What a week – we have finally managed to film Eric for our film about Pete Brown, ‘White Rooms and Imaginary Westerns’ and he was utterly charming. He talked at length about the Cream years and the song writing, what songs he still likes and why, what happened and with whom. What he thought of Ginger and…

Just catching up on  all the interviews that the guys have completed while I have been travelling to exotic climes. Did I mention that we have filmed Mr Baker? All went well with the crew no broken noses (if you have not seen the Ginger documentary dvd, then do!). So now we have Mr Bruce…

You manage an artists, and does he listen to your pearls of wisdom?

Thought you might like this from producer John Leckie’s interview,which probably does not make the next book, but is amusingly Roy. In studio 3 at Abbey Road, Roy’s got his electric guitar, and Roy’s terrible at electric guitar; he’s a great acoustic guitar player.  Some guitarists can play acoustic and some play electric and they…

More interviews under our belts for the various documentaries we are working on – for Davy Graham it has been Barry Taylor (Steamhammer manager) and Alan King (Bert Jansch manager) – and for Alexis Korner we have filmed the legendary Zoot Money. All good stuff eh. With a bit of luck and a following wind…

We lost Charlie at the end of last month, so this Thursday I thought we should all acknowledge what he achieved. He was the man who built those first PA systems and whose letters WEM were on so many a group’s equipment. Plus there was the Watkins Rapier guitar, the Watkins CopiCat tape echo unit…

Apple Scruffs were what they were called then

Pinnacle Distribution’s take on this new PWL artist  

These recording have grown into one of the most wonderful stories of all time, cock-ups, profanities and rank amaturism  

We have been out and about with our trusty cameras again as I am sure you can imagine for the wide variety of interviewees that this project warrants. The last few have included the excellent guitarist Pierre Bensusan who we tracked down to the Half Moon pub in Putney where he was performing for two nights.…