Tag Archives: Glastonbury Festival

Return to Deeply Vale – in conversation with festival pioneer Chris Hewitt

Posted on April 12, 2018 by writewyattuk

Forty years ago, an estimated 20,000 punters congregated in the North West of England for the third of the legendary if somewhat quirky Deeply Vale free festivals, just two years after 300 attended the first. Those looking on and duly … Continue reading →

Posted in Books Films, TV & Radio, Music | Tagged Deeply Vale, Freddie Mercury, Glastonbury Festival, Gong, Graham Massey, Here and Now, Heywood, Ian Dury, John Peel, Morrissey, Nik Turner, Pink Floyd, Rochdale, Steve Hillage, The Fall, The Ruts | Leave a comment

The Levellers, for folk’s sake – the Mark Chadwick interview

Posted on February 1, 2018 by writewyattuk

Three decades ago, a conversation in a pub in a busy South coast resort led to the newly-introduced Mark Chadwick and Jeremy Cunningham discovering they had plenty in common, not least their political world-view and taste in music. As guitarist … Continue reading →

Posted in Books Films, TV & Radio, Comedy & Theatre, Music | Tagged A Weapon Called the Word, Abbey Road Studios, Beautiful Days, Brighton, Glastonbury Festival, Jeremy Cunningham, Joe Strummer, John Leckie, Led Zeppelin, Levellers, Levelling the Land, Mark Chadwick, Metway, The Clash, The Men They Couldn't Hang, We the Collective, Zeitgeist | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Glastonbury Festival

Return to Deeply Vale – in conversation with festival pioneer Chris Hewitt

The Levellers, for folk’s sake – the Mark Chadwick interview

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