The Parts You Don't Hear Documentary
The Parts You Don't Hear Documentary
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Dr Strangely Strange
The Parts You Don't Hear present a mini documentary of Dr Strangely Strange talking about their time recording at Sound Techniques, Chelsea.
'Halcyon Days' song by Ivan Pawle from Dr Strangely Strange CD, Halcyon Days (Hux Records).
1969 b/w footage from 'Strangelies In Dalston' by Iain Sinclair (with Renchi Bicknell).
Camera: Tim Band
Interviewer: Adrian Whittaker
Filmed on location in Dalston
New Radio Sessions CD out now on Think Like A Key
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Be Glad for the Song Has No Ending film (Director's Cut)
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This film contains two song performances filmed at Sound Techniques. After completing his Jimi Hendrix film (Experience), director Peter Neal’s next project was The Incredible String Band. Be Glad For The Song Has No Ending (a title taken from Robin Williamson’s poem The Head) evolved gradually. Funding came in dribs and drabs, and filming was carried out over a year- long period beginning with...
Rose Simpson's (The Incredible String Band) live stream book launch (broadcast 13th December 2020)
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This was a pre-recorded live streaming book launch event for her new book 'Muse, Odalisque, Handmaiden: A Girl's Life In The Incredible String Band' with Rose chatting live, answering questions. It contains some exclusive clips from Rose's interview for The Parts You Don't Hear. The book is available here: strangeattractor.co.uk/shoppe/muse-odalisque-handmaiden/
Strangelies in Dalston
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Featuring Dr Strangely Strange. Film by Iain Sinclair and Renchi Bicknell, a Hackney Diary Film. Fragments of the old times. Kip mash-up by Tom Barwood. The mash-up soundtrack is based on 1969 Dr Strangely Strange recordings @ Sound Techniques, Chelsea. This short silent film was mostly shot in early 1969 when Dr Strangely Strange came over from Dublin to London to record their first LP, Kip Of...
John Wood introduces the silver band on 'I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight'
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John Wood solo's the silver band backing from 'I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight' (1973) www.soundtechniquesmovie.com Special thanks to Strongroom studio for hosting us: www.strongroom.com/
John Wood introduces Linda Thompson's first 'clean' vocal track
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John Wood pulls up the 16 track mix of 'I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight', here adding Linda Thompson's first vocal track (pre-reverb). Recorded and mixed at Sound Techniques in 1973. www.soundtechniquesmovie.com Photo of Linda by Keith Morris: www.keithmorrisphoto.co.uk/ Special thanks to Strongroom studio for hosting us: www.strongroom.com/
John Wood brings Richard's guitars into the mix
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John Wood pulls up the 16 track mix of 'I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight', here adding Richard Thompson's guitar tracks. Recorded and mixed at Sound Techniques in 1973. www.soundtechniquesmovie.com Photo of Richard by Keith Morris: www.keithmorrisphoto.co.uk/ Special thanks to Strongroom studio for hosting us: www.strongroom.com/
Richard Thompson on 'I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight'
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'I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight' was recorded at Sound Techniques, Chelsea in 1973 and was the first album made under their names Richard & Linda Thompson. Thanks to Neil Storey for the vinyl pics. www.soundtechniquesmovie.com Background music by colourmusic www.colourmusic.net
Richard Thompson on Sound Techniques, Chelsea
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Richard Thompson, on his beloved studio - Sound Techniques. www.soundtechniquesmovie.com/ Background music by colourmusic www.colourmusic.net
Ashley Hutchings On The Compleat Dancing Master
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In Hidden Gems, The Parts You Don't Hear pick out some forgotten or hidden classics from yesteryear. Sound Techniques, Chelsea is well known as being the recording studio where many of the classic British folk rock albums were set down to tape so for our first instalment we have picked a highly unique, lesser known contribution to this area of music history: The Compleat Dancing Master. The alb...
Louis Austin on Fleetwood Mac and Peter Green
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Engineer Louis Austin worked with some of the biggest names in classic rock, including Queen, Deep Purple & Def Leppard. In this exclusive clip, he shares some of his fondest memories of his early days working at De Lane Kingsway with Peter Green & Fleetwood Mac under legendary engineer Martin Birch. See more at soundtechniquesmovie.com
Brian Kehew on the Sound Techniques of the past and the future
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Brian Kehew discovered Sound Techniques organically. He knows both Geoff Frost and new owner Danny White and his ear for music is apparent, bight and brilliant in both his work and in his interview with us. We met him last February in his studio in North Hollywood, California...
The Parts You Don't Hear - The Incredible String Band
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In this exclusive clip from our up coming documentary, one of the most popular British psychedelic bands of the late 1960's, The Incredible String Band reveal themselves to be one of the key bands in our story. Even listening to them today in our culture of been there, heard that they are an astonishing, unique listen to which we've never heard the likes of again. In a way they are key to the S...
Simon Nicol on the Unique Sound Techniques Sound
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Simon Nicol, the multi instrumentalist for Fairport Convention and Albion Band among many, many others, may have spent more time at Sound Techniques than any other musician. After 10 years of watching John Wood and the other engineers record in the studio he certainly began to learn about what made the sound there so special... In this exclusive clip from The Parts You Don't Hear he talks a lit...
Pink Floyd's Nick Mason on the added value of vinyl
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In this exclusive clip, Nick Mason, a member of Pink Floyd for near 50 years gets philosophical about the added value of analogue record making and listening. Thanks to Nick for his time in contributing to The Parts You Don't Hear, our upcoming feature documentary on Sound Techniques and their profound impact on the sound of modern record making... Cup of tea anyone?
Ken Scott on the creative explosion of the 60s
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Ken Scott on the creative explosion of the 60s
Linda Thompson on Sandy Denny
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Linda Thompson on Sandy Denny
Andrew Scheps on the importance of a recording console
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Andrew Scheps on the importance of a recording console
Mike Heron on Smiling Men With Bad Reputations
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Mike Heron on Smiling Men With Bad Reputations
The Parts You Don't Hear - Nick Drake
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The Parts You Don't Hear - Nick Drake
The Parts You Don't Hear Teaser #1
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The Parts You Don't Hear Teaser #1

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @NickHintonMusic
    @NickHintonMusic День тому

    did this film ever get made?

  • @koukouvania
    @koukouvania 9 днів тому

    i dont understand this; it seems to be a teaser to a film which doesn't exist? where is it?

  • @duanetrivett750
    @duanetrivett750 11 днів тому

    I only discovered Nick a little over a year ago and I just turned 62yrs old . I am a American Guitar player and also had bouts of depression so I feel so sorry for Nick . Five leaves left is my Favorite Album but the rest are good also ! Not to say cliche things but Nick is a one of a kind . I wished he knew how much his music has touched people. R.I.P. Nick .

  • @harry_hernandes-salavis
    @harry_hernandes-salavis Місяць тому

    Rose, I want to read your book SO MUCH... but where I live they don't seem to sell it in any of the nice bookstores I've tried. Listening to you talking about your life in the Incredible String Band was so precious and I hope we meet someday.... maybe. Thank you for that beautiful song at the end, with all those photos of you, Mike, Robin and Likky, it was truly a gift to me seeing all your happy faces so young and free. To everyone else, I wish we all lived near each other. it's so lonely being a young hippie in a modern world where i constantly receive stares and ridicule. I loved reading all the comments under this video. I hope you are all well wherever you are, kindred spirits....

  • @gunnarhveem
    @gunnarhveem Місяць тому

    Mentors on the hippie folksongs. Still my favorite group in 2024

  • @davidreville6192
    @davidreville6192 Місяць тому

    Great band, great times, great memories Thanks for being you All love as always

  • @els1f
    @els1f Місяць тому

    0:51 I love those old consoles that look like 70's sci-fi movies

  • @Donna230
    @Donna230 2 місяці тому

    Everything in this interview is true. Also, Linda Thompson is brilliant as well.

  • @RockinRichy
    @RockinRichy 2 місяці тому

    Oh, Rose, you still set my heart a-flutter. Still LOVE ISB

  • @paulmitchell5349
    @paulmitchell5349 2 місяці тому

    Prose as poetry. Thankyou.

  • @stormhat
    @stormhat 2 місяці тому

    Dear Rose Simpson. As an old hippie, I'm ofcourse one of the dedicated fans of ISB. In this provincial danish in which town grew up in, there was a couple of ways you could distinguish between the true and rigtheous hippies and all the fakes...Were you an acid head and did you like the Incredible String Band! I have recently read your wonderful and very well written memoir and it's really an amazing, honest and very brave memoir. Nice to get rid of all the glitter and incense and delve into the gritty and sometimes gray everyday life of a band of very different personalities but all stars! Sad thing with the whole Scientology thing but a lot of hippeis went in that direction. Gave freedom up for some kind of ideology and often a strong leader. Sad but true. Anyway, a great book and you are a very skilled writer. Thanks!

  • @stefano.b65stef77
    @stefano.b65stef77 2 місяці тому

    I would like to know the people who bought his first album when it came out

  • @brianbanks703
    @brianbanks703 2 місяці тому

    great thanks, is it a trailer? And who are talking!!!

  • @brianbanks703
    @brianbanks703 2 місяці тому

    Interesting

  • @HoracioCristofanetti
    @HoracioCristofanetti 3 місяці тому

    Maravilla❤

  • @RaymondEspinoza-u2l
    @RaymondEspinoza-u2l 3 місяці тому

    I have fallen in love with you. Just thought I would let you know.

  • @keithwright4501
    @keithwright4501 3 місяці тому

    What a guy

  • @iainholmes2735
    @iainholmes2735 3 місяці тому

    Really interesting chat. What legendary times to have lived and worked creatively through. Not many people can say they have played their instruments at Woodstock! Cheers

  • @gargoyled_drake
    @gargoyled_drake 4 місяці тому

    Nick Drake would have been such a great father. I wish he could have overcome the feeling of not being good enough.

  • @porkyparry1
    @porkyparry1 4 місяці тому

    I dont think booking him into working mens clubs at the time was the greatest move. pearls before swine someone called it

  • @barbarapennington9853
    @barbarapennington9853 4 місяці тому

    you are an extraordinary singer as well ❤

  • @mourningdovefilms
    @mourningdovefilms 4 місяці тому

    "How come you stopped playing?" "My fingers froze." ua-cam.com/video/xazCMc7Q26E/v-deo.htmlsi=yqLQ-iDRqC4Sv-To

    • @M4R1N4
      @M4R1N4 Місяць тому

      Thank you for posting this here - I just watched it, that is really great!

    • @mourningdovefilms
      @mourningdovefilms Місяць тому

      @@M4R1N4 Thank you for your generous words. Nick Drake had a beautiful heart.

  • @paulmichaud7565
    @paulmichaud7565 4 місяці тому

    A wonderful record. It does have a unique sound. Warm Heart Pastry is an unredemptive rocker. Total commitment in this production.

  • @ianbates6618
    @ianbates6618 4 місяці тому

    One of the most amazing bands ever. Unlimited imagination and incredible musicianship. And the songs, just wow 😃😃😃😃😃

  • @maltesetony9030
    @maltesetony9030 5 місяців тому

    Sandy Denny - best female vocalist ever. Linda Thompson was good, too.

  • @timrutter5025
    @timrutter5025 5 місяців тому

    Brilliant band

  • @sylviajerdencooke8199
    @sylviajerdencooke8199 5 місяців тому

    It was the best time to be alive and listening 🎶

  • @robertlombardo3247
    @robertlombardo3247 5 місяців тому

    That was such a joy to watch and listen to. Brought me back to when I saw ISB at Woodstock and at Princeton U. Rose was my favorite!

  • @mickeyrosato2567
    @mickeyrosato2567 6 місяців тому

    Walltz of the New Moon and The Water Song played in my head for years. I saw ISB at Lincoln Center after a busy day in Central Park sometime around 1970. The audience danced in the aisles while calling for Licorice. I recently purchased an original 5 album set after not listening since I stopped playing vinyl. Brings back memories of a different place and time.

  • @MMoses87
    @MMoses87 6 місяців тому

    0:42-She'd be canceled for saying this if she was an american😂😂

  • @kevh9497
    @kevh9497 6 місяців тому

    Linda - we need your autobiography, I'm sure it would be compelling. You're very talented and shamefully under-rated.

  • @hardfolk
    @hardfolk 6 місяців тому

    recuerdo que empecé a escuchar a elliott smith y a nick drake en el 2009 pero no le prestaba mucha atención hasta que llego el 2012 y viaje a argentina y su música cobró sentido en mi vida, una vez fui a trabajar a un restaurante el primer día de entrevista entre y justamente estaba sonando nick drake fue un momento mágico, porque ya conectaba con nick desde que había llegado a buenos aires

  • @russhouldin5774
    @russhouldin5774 6 місяців тому

    "If I could describe (my songs) I wouldn't sing them". Perfect. RIP Big Dave who introduce me to these wondrous people.

  • @fuckugplus
    @fuckugplus 7 місяців тому

    First time i heard pink moon i thought it was recorded in the last week .

  • @loriscunado3607
    @loriscunado3607 8 місяців тому

    Precious. Valuable. Special. Yes, magical. Imaginative. Influential. Benign. Thank you, Rose.

  • @jamesfloyd8504
    @jamesfloyd8504 8 місяців тому

    What happened to Christina Licorice McKechnie? Rose and Licorice were wonderful singing together.

  • @roldo23
    @roldo23 8 місяців тому

    There's a film of "U"??

  • @russhouldin5774
    @russhouldin5774 9 місяців тому

    Thanks do much for posting this. Her vocal on I Wanna See the Bright Lights Tonight is one of my favourites of anyone. In fact the track is right up there as a good-times recording, contrary to Richard Thompson's reputation for misery, as pointed out in Dave Hadfield's All the Wrong Notes.

  • @russhouldin5774
    @russhouldin5774 9 місяців тому

    I think Joe Boyd was right. Heron could have been a major rock star if he wanted. He just didnt want. As it is he created a wealth of wonderful music with ISB. This is a great album. If I recall correctly the liner notes thank "Tommy and the Bijous".

  • @fennelleastman8816
    @fennelleastman8816 9 місяців тому

    ok i guess but hardly de rigueur ;-)

  • @ModerateObserver
    @ModerateObserver 9 місяців тому

    The album Pink Moon is one of the few contemporary works I can imagine being listened to and readily comprehended and appreciated in 1000 years' time. 'Classic' doesn't cover it.

  • @rexhake1
    @rexhake1 10 місяців тому

    Had this very well written book this Christmas and as someone who's life was brightened by ISB enjoyed it very much . Thankyou Rose .

  • @davyking-com
    @davyking-com 10 місяців тому

    Truly wonderful

  • @TTM9691
    @TTM9691 10 місяців тому

    love the idea for a book about the Joe boyd production company! Always wondered....he had had Syd's early Floyd, you guys, Fairport, Drake.....what a scene!

  • @antoniomarine1567
    @antoniomarine1567 10 місяців тому

    This looks so good!! I need the whole thing!!!!!

  • @JamesWarrior
    @JamesWarrior 10 місяців тому

    They were unforgettable.

  • @TansleyParanormal
    @TansleyParanormal 11 місяців тому

    I didnt come across ISB until about 8 yewrs ago it was just by chance i saw the video Half remarkable Question and became hooked. I did see Robin in Sheffield and im 64 fiund you later in life and enjoyed your video. I also wonder what became of Licorice thats an interesting story in itself

  • @selewachm
    @selewachm 11 місяців тому

    Still love this album!!

  • @stringologymchugh4245
    @stringologymchugh4245 Рік тому

    They played at Woodstock!

    • @stugee6849
      @stugee6849 10 місяців тому

      So so unique- but not trying to be. Robin and Mike were the embodiment of ying<<>yang, darkness and light, sound<>silence. They’re funny little hedgehogs

  • @ACRRYBKA
    @ACRRYBKA Рік тому

    For some reason I always find too few ISBs, the same with all their documentaries. Because they are too interesting, the deeper they are, the more exciting they are.