Obligatory shot of Jarvis Cocker DJing.
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Obligatory shot of Jarvis Cocker DJing.
…………..aaaaalso managed to have Jarvis by myself for two minutes and took a couple of quick portraits. Best moment of my life. He’s like my all time favourite person.
By Pat Pope, 1996.
OUT TODAY: Pulp: A Film About Life, Death & Supermarkets (2014) - Sheffield's Starring Role
Pulp is a long-lived alternative rock band led by the ageless charisma machine Jarvis Cocker. Pulp: A Film About Life, Death & Supermarkets is a rockumentary (keep up with the lingo, that’s a documentary about a rock band) that takes a peek at the defining city for the band, and the members’ lives years on from Pulp’s heyday.
Order the DVD or the Blu-Ray here: http://sodapictures.squarespace.com/i-q/pulp-a-film-about-life-death-supermarkets
Jarvis Cocker discussing Moondog
Hi there,
For the past two years Holly Elson has been researching and shooting interviews for a feature-length documentary entitled The Viking of 6th Avenue. The film will tell the colorful story of legendary blind musician Moondog, and uncover the motivations of a man determined not only to create original music but to live a truly original life. The Viking of 6th Avenue will contain a wealth of never before seen archival film/photos, home movies and rare audio recordings, as well as unique interviews with Moondog’s friends, family, collaborators and musicians who cite him as an influence including Jarvis Cocker, John Zorn, Debbie Harry, Damon Albarn, Philip Glass and many more. In hopes of completing the film within the year, the filmmakers have launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise funds.
We've posted a video today of Jarvis talking about why the film is important, and why Moondog's music is "wonderful, exciting and invigorating" to him: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2131638328/the-viking-of-6th-avenue/posts/863718. We hope 59 Lyndhurst Grove will consider sharing the link. With your assistance we will be able to reach a wide audience about the film and fundraising campaign.
Here is the main link to our Kickstarter campaign with some more info about the film and a full trailer: http://kck.st/1puWucw
The Kickstarter campaign will end on June 26. We hope you will consider supporting the film, financially or just by spreading the word:
Twitter: Tweet about our campaign. Our handle is @MoondogMovie.
Newsletter: Include info about our film and Kickstarter campaign with a link in an upcoming newsletter.
Facebook: Write a status update about the campaign and "Like" the film's Page - www.facebook.com/TheVikingof6thAvenue.
Coverage: Help connect us with bloggers, writers and journalists who might also want to help us share a film about Moondog's story.
Emails: Send emails to your friends and colleagues, encouraging them to help raise awareness about this project.
We're very excited to be producing The Viking of 6th Avenue and educating a wider audience about Moondog and his music. We were very fortunate to be featured in the New York Times for our Kickstarter launch, but we still have a long way to go. With recently discovered photographs and unpublished Moondog scores still in their original Braille form, we hope you'll be able to help us bring this new material out into the world.
Please let me know if you have any questions or additional needs. Thank you so much for your support!
(Here is a YouTube link if it's helpful
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZTy8g0QIVM&feature=youtu.be )
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PULP: A Film about Life, Death and Supermarkets
This is what dreams are made of
Jarvis Cocker of Pulp. By Chris Floyd 2010 http://bit.ly/1gtNO46
Steve Mackey, Florian Habicht, and Jarvis Cocker at the premier of the new Pulp film (directed by Habicht)-March 9th 2014-Austin, TX (SXSW)-Photo by Gary Miller
Trousers, belt and glasses, Jarvis Cocker’s own fault
1992.
this is a very charming and flattering picture of two of my favorite people on this earth.