1983: The Making of THE HACIENDA | Riverside | Classic BBC Music | BBC Archive
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2022
- "A club for the future that intends to stay."
Dr Fraser Diagram is in Manchester, to visit The Hacienda nightclub on Whitworth Street West. The club, opened by Factory Records in 1982, is already an integral part of the growing Manchester music scene. He chats to Ben Kelly, the architect whose bold interior design choices give The Hacienda its unique feel, and to Factory Records founder Tony Wilson about the importance of building 'cathedrals' for youth culture.
This clip is from Riverside, originally broadcast 17 January, 1983.
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Tony Wilson is a hero to me , much love and respect for what he did for the music world .
24 Hour Party People is a wonderful movie.
The Hacienda: Tony Wilsons vision, New Orders money.
They put so much thought into the design and architecture which doesn't always happen so it's quite sad when you read it's history.
Heroic figure for his contribution to the arts and culture. Erudite, always interesting and larger than life. Amazing television presenter on So It Goes, Granada Reports and Up Front, the late night somewhat unpredictable late night show he co-presented with Lucy Meacock. He is sadly missed but not forgotten. The manner in which he faced up to cancer and refused to go private to pay for treatment that would have extended his life showed pure class. Shameful that Granada sacked him in around 2004 for accidentally swearing in an afternoon news bulletin watched by a few pensioners. No disrespect to pensioners, of course.
Was called the Hacienda after a slogan by Ivan ChtChegov "The Hacienda must be built" part of a Radicacalist situationist group for new urban development
Tony Wilson may be gone, but what a legacy he left to the world of music.
That shot of Oxford Road is almost unrecognisable now except from the Kimpton Building! It's got Principle written over it now
Mr Manchester, well ahead of his time, thanks for the city you helped transform and thanks for the music 🎶 🎵 👍
It's fair to say Manchester has a lot to thank Tony Wilson and his gang for. I suppose the roots of the Madchester & Britpop scene (the best music period ever, in my opinion) can trace It's roots back there.
What a visionary! RIP Anthony H Wilson.
A blast from the past. Thanks for the upload 😀
Thank you Tony Wilson!
Fantastic! Im going to love this watch! Thanks a lot, Sonique 🎶😁
what a brilliant piece of film this is. so expertly shot. absolutely everything was intentional.
Congrats on 200k BBC Archive!! 🎉 Kx
Tony Wilson created for art and youth. We need more Tony in the world. RIP
Manchester has a lot to thank Tony Wilson for
Thankyou Tony Wilson