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Peter Hook Thenewlowry Issue 2 2010 Free TheNewLowry Joe Coffey’s Hood Life Peter Hook How to get on... Swinging Salford Girl Peculiar With Corrie’s Alan Halsall and the World Cup... ‘I starred in a horror flick!’ M44 is makin’ change the magazine of Salford Salford suss in CommunityMediaPartnership sounds, sights and nights. further at colleges and universities. Salford Media Scene Contributors This year we’ve run journalism and creative photography courses with the WEA and have further courses Editor: scheduled to start soon, including fi lm, radio and ‘publisher’ which Stephen Kingston teaches people how to do their own newsletters and fl yers. We’re Graphics and Layout: also working with the BBC and Goldsmiths University of London on a Andonette Lewis The Third Anniversary new visual recording venture. www.creativjam.co.uk of SCMP SCMP has now developed into a social network with over 250 SCMP is the Salford Community members who receive regular Media Partnership, set up to help updates on events and opportunities Miroslav Andjelkovic, Salfordians get a foot in the door of in the creative and media industries Allen Fiander, Valerie MediaCityUK. All of the city’s creative in Salford. We have seminars, and media groups who work with the social events and volunteer/work Webb, Frank Halls, Steven community are part of the partnership opportunities - local fi lm freelancer Speed, Bernard Brough, – from Salford City Radio to Salford Sam Twyman has mentored students Jemma Cooper, Michael Arts Theatre; from CRIS (Creative on various community fi lms including Industry in Salford) to the Langworthy Salford Question Time (viewing 28th Cuddy, Alan Ellison, Mike Cornerstone; and from Seedley & June 6.30 pm Salford Arts Theatre), Skeffi ngton, Deborah Langworthy Trust to Salford Star . fi lms for SALT and the Broughton Brooks, Paul Kane, Trust. Over the last three years we’ve been Gerry Murray, Voltz, Ben, running media training courses in SCMP could be doing a lot more Mikey B, The Don, Renee fi lm, radio, journalism, photography, activities but getting hold of funding Byrne, Suzi Hoffman, Joe PR, digital imaging and much more. is a big problem. However, we will Many participants have gone on continue to run training courses O’Byrne, Joe Coffey, Steve to get paid work in the industry or and showcase the brilliant and Ward, Albert Spiby, Peter have taken their learning a few steps creative work being done in Salford’s Hook, Mike Atherfold, community. Join us. Alice Searle, Graham CONTACT SCMP Williamson, Thylde John Phillips (0161) 212 4400 Mapumba, Jon Coupe, Phone Linda on 07543 969 007 Website: www.scmp.info Oliver Milatovic, James email: [email protected] Herring, Dawn O’Connor, Steve Mimmack, Phil Hamer, Joe Williams, Jack Garner. Additional editing: Dawn O’Connor From Albert’s of Salford: Keeley 9, Levi 11, Aneesa 13, Dionne 13, Paige 9, Amy 9, Cloe 12, Kyla 13, Abigail 11, Jayce 11, D’arc 11, Carlos 12, Danielle 9, Keiran 15, Chris 14, Brandon 14, Turbat 15, Anessa, Abi, Sarah, Alana, Graham. Printed by: Caric Press Ltd, 525 Ringwood Road Ferndown, Dorset BH22 9AQ Tel: 01202 871766 www.caricpress.co.uk DIY Anyone can make a film or play. Starring Joe O’Byrne (Pages 14-15), Deborah Brooks (40-41) and Mike Atherfold (16-17) YOU WHAT? How much? Giz a Job? MediaCityUK - The kids, the cost, the jobs, the community. Pages 26-31 Front cover photograph of Joe Coffey’s artwork by Steven Speed SALFORD’S WORLD CUP ANTHEM CONTENTS By The Fall’s Mark E Welcome to the second issue Smith and Co. Oh! of Salford Media Scene. We’ve Page 4 tried to cover everything going off in the city’s top creative FILM community - from music to film A comic horror, a to theatre, exhibitions, art and toilet in Ordsall and TV. Salford’s sorted culture... six full pages of pure Salford celluloid. HOOKY’S SECRET OF Pages 16-21 SUCCESS Tips and top advice THEATRE from Little Hulton’s New Order/Factory legend. Reviews and Previews Pages 24-25 from the Salford stage. Pages 43-45 SWINGING SALFORD WITH ALAN HALSALL MUSIC Corrie Street’s Tyrone M44 is makin’ goes out for tee... Pages change, (pages 22-23) 10-11 Salford’s new music co-op is formed (34- GIRL PECULIAR 35) and Jealous is On World Cup wiles, sipping herbal tea and born in the USA. (32- getting chucked out of 33) radio stations. Pages 12-13 INVISIBLE HISTORY Lost streets, lost THE NEW LOWRY history and the Joe Coffey’s reputation lost art of print is growing by the day - photography. see Hood Life in all its Pages 37-39. glory. Pages 8-9 SalfordMediaScene Page 3 SALFORD MUSIC FESTIVAL SalfordMediaScene* MARK E SMITH & CO DO THE WORLD CUP England’s Heartbeat by Shuttleworth (YipYop Records) `For your heartbeat never wanders, Like a rainbow through a storm We are born with a heartbeat sent from heaven When you’re losing your dreams, hold on tight And think..ENGLAND...’ The Fall’s Mark E Smith has joined forces with Salford music stalwart Ed Blaney and Jenny Shuttleworth (Girl Peculiar) to come up with a World Cup anthem that sends its cheesy predecessors…er…Back Home. This is pure Mark E Smith vibe - megaphones screaming, indie guitars pumping and lyrics ripping guitarist Ed Blaney and the gloss off footy’s polished Jenny Shuttleworth, of Girl image…And somewhere in Peculiar, to create the track the background is a swaying under the Shuttleworth singalong anthem that will name, and as Ed says, “If please the nation’s post anyone has a right to do a pub choirs as they swagger World Cup record it’s got to home. England’s Heartbeat be Mark E Smith.” was in the running to be the FA’s official England England’s Heartbeat was record, before it decided not written and recorded to bother with any official in Salford by Salford record. musicians, and follows a tradition of the city’s World Mark has collaborated Cup involvement which has with some time Fall included New Order’s World In Motion in 1990 and all England’s Heartbeat the planet’s top footy stars is available as a making their way to Little download at Amazon Hulton before the last World for 79p or at I-Tunes, Cup to film tv idents at Web and in the shops now Studios. as a CD. But will the England team be playing it on their bus in South Africa? We’re sure Wayne Rooney, Rio Ferdinand, Joe Hart and co would love it... Photos: Top - Mark E Smith and Ed Blaney. Middle and bottom - Video shoot for England’s Heartbeat at Salford City FC SALFORD MUSIC FESTIVAL It’s been a long slow wants to play they can process but the first ever play – all they have to do is Salford Music Festival has sign up on our Facebook now got the go ahead to group – We Want A Music take place in September at Festival In Salford – and Buile Hill Park. that’s it, they’re on. The idea is to take over “It’s got a momentum of its the big stage on the day own” he adds “Manchester following the annual Proms has had its day, Leeds and In The Park concert, and Reading have got music The Fall, Peter Hook and festivals, and now it’s time John Cooper Clarke are to put Salford on the music among the big names set map. It’s been hard work to feature. A free fringe but it’s all looking good.” event will also happen in pubs all over Salford open The Salford Music to any local band. Festival’s main event is set to happen on Sunday 12th “Every band in Salford will September with a ticket be able to play and they price of £25, with any will be rotating around the profits going to community different pubs that have projects in Weaste. The signed up” says Ed Blaney, free fringe festival will who’s determined to make happen on the 9th, 10th the event happen “It’s all and 11th of September. about exposing the talent Check out the Facebook that’s in Salford, that’s group for updates. why I’m doing it. If a band MAXINE PEAKE STARS AS MISS ANNE LISTER ECCLESTON DOES LENNON NAKED Christopher Eccleston childhood, disillusionment is to play John Lennon with Britain and primal in a new one off drama scream psychotherapy. for BBC4, that aims to Don’t expect any happy dig deep into the psyche moptops… of the former Beatles landowner, industrialist Salford based actress Lennon Naked goes out on and traveller, and has legend. Maxine Peake – who’s BBC4 on June 9th. starred in every brilliant been dubbed `Britain’s first drama on telly, from modern lesbian’. Lennon Naked depicts the Shameless to See No Evil time from 1967-71, the and Criminal Justice – “Hopefully with this film and period after the death of takes the lead in the new documentary she will reach Beatles’ manager Brian BBC blockbuster The a wider audience exposing Epstein, when Lennon Secret Diaries of Anne them to this inspirational and divorced his wife Cynthia, Lister. formidable woman” says found Yoko and the avant Maxine “I am honoured but garde, and established petrified to be embarking on The 90 minute drama, a contact with his long lost the role of such a pioneering kind of Brontes with a twist, father, Freddie. is based on the life of Anne lady!” Lister and her recently The drama is far from an deciphered four million The drama which also stars easy watching version word diaries, most of which Coronation Street’s Tina were written in code.
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