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I do believe I have bored you stupid (are you stupid yet?) with details on my attempts to at very least get my foot in the door with the Fin...
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As a child, naturally enough, I watched a lot of television and it being the early 1970s when I was a child, I watched a lot of what is no... -
This is all getting very Daniel Clowes. It is very irritating that the black boxes (as per above) are basically illegible. I think the one h...
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That is more a reflection on the total stupidity of The Press of the era, than on Jagger.
If you could just be him for a second: a constant repetition of eejit questions ... the foundation of the Gunston schtick.
Watching Bill Nighy last night with Kerry oBrien, both Just Doing Their Job, and thinking how performers hate the obligatory Press Promo of their latest effort - tour, film or record.
Recently seeing (at Ballarat gallery John Lennon thing)
the old newsreels of Beatle interviews by aggressive, confrontational journos was sickening.
basically just saying Whaddareya!?
and the Jagger that met NG, was used to all that, and being polite n all. Sir Mick's not dumb - he just had shockin sartorial sense till he met Maureen aka L'Wren.
For more of what Ann is talking about watch "No Direction Home" and see what the media were doing to Dylan a few years earlier.
I think the quintessential Gunston was his performance as part of the pack surrounding John Denver who had just stepped off the plane from America, or wherever.
In amongst the usual serious questions like "How do you like Australia" and "What's your next album", Norman appeared and asked (also very seriously), "What colour are your socks?"
It ran on every TV news that night. Obviously the editors didn't realise they were the subject of a pisstake.
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