In conversation with Jarvis Cocker
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2022
- In the latest Academy session, musician and broadcaster Jarvis Cocker spoke with Communications Manager Sarah Lau about his formative years in Sheffield, stories from his multifaceted career and how the process of clearing out a loft led to his new memoir.
Jarvis formed the band Pulp while at school in Sheffield in 1978, which went on to become one of the UK's most successful groups, producing some era-defining anthems along the way. He is also known for his beloved BBC 6 Music programme "Jarvis Cocker's Sunday Service", which ran from 2009 to 2017.
More recently, he soundtracked the BBC show, This Is Going To Hurt with his band JARV IS… and collaborated with Wes Anderson on his film The French Dispatch.
In this memorable session, Jarvis discussed his new book Good Pop, Bad Pop, offering insights into storytelling, songwriting and early adventures in flyposting along the way.
Jarvis is a polite and kind soul. Forever a fan.
Love the way Jarvis looks like he's stepped right out of 1974.
always witty and sharp. Bless him
regarding the Imperial Leather, my assumption is that its a much stronger old fashioned design. And i see how Jarvis takes care and favors vintage. It suites him very much, its a simple thing but he has a beautiful outlook on this. A fragment of what makes him a beautiful person.
My kids love jarvis now i do ❤
I would love to be a friend of Jarvis. Go down to the pub together and just talk about life. I think it would be great!
He is adorable
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love!
Great job Sarah Lau!
I would like to have this lady presenter's agile energy and face expression during talking...
"Please welcome, Jarvis," Um he's already here...
Such a long and awkward introduction, poor Jarvis felt uncomfortable 🤣🤦
All he needs to complete his ‘I sleep on the pavement’ look is a red bag full of Big Issues.
Celebrity 'stuff' is marketable. While common peoples, junk.
He isn’t selling his “junk”. He’s talking about his autobiography which was inspired by his finding old belongings at his mother’s home which triggered memories from different eras of his life.