Posts Tagged ‘interview’
Irish Opinion : Gavin Friday – Movies.ie
Irish singer, songwriter and composer Gavin Friday is no stranger to film. Since founding Virgin Prunes (legendary avant-garde post-punk group), in 1977, he (with music partner Maurice Seezer), has composed…
Read MoreInterview: Friday on my mind – IMRO magazine 2005
From mQ – The IMRO magazine by Jackie Hayden – 26.10.05 These are busy times for Gavin Friday, what with his heavy involvement in overseeing the re-release of the Virgin…
Read MoreDownload: Gavin Friday – Toazted interview
Download a 1996 Kink FM interview in two parts from Toazted.com.
Read MoreBaking tapes – the Virgin Prunes re-release interview
After the work on the re-releases had been completed, Virginprunes.com caught up with Gavin in late August to find out how the project had progressed from initial idea to final…
Read MoreArticle: Kiss my ring – Sunday Independent
From the Sunday Independent: How Gavin Friday kissed John Charles’s ring THE lord (of the ring) works in mysterious ways. Who would have thought, 30 years after his death, that…
Read MoreInterview: ‘I know my stuff and I love music’ – Sunday Mirror 2002
The Sunday Mirror interviewed Gavin about his DJ stint: ROCK star Gavin Friday may have launched his new career as a DJ but you won’t see him dancing about for…
Read MoreGavin Friday talks Lypton Village
1982 interview from U2 Info Service, by Geoff Parkyn Apart from the fact that Edge’s older brother Dik Evans plays guitar in The Virgin Prunes, there are links between the…
Read More‘ I was just trying to hang out with the Pope’
Excerpts from an interview with Peter Murphy in the Sunday Independance, August 2000. ‘[ painting was ] the only thing I was good at in school – it was the…
Read MoreBrought To Book
from Hot Press, August 1990 by Joe Jackson `A habit I have, is going back to three or four books I continually read, and which I treat like they are…
Read MoreInterview: Gavin Friday – ‘I’m beginning to like myself’
From Tribune.ie by Una GAVIN Friday saunters up his steep driveway on Vico Road to the green metal sheets covering the entrance to his Dalkey home. “Bloody Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown planning…
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