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Style/Music/Culture Issue 2 ALL IN GOOD TIME® STYLE/MUSIC/CULTURE ISSUE 2 Introducing Daisy The Rawlings Project The Original Rude Boy Ocean Colour Scene frontman uncut IN ASSOCIATION WITH FREE MAGAZINE SPRING/SUMMER 2013 ALL IN GOOD TIME® STYLE/MUSIC/CULTURE IN ASSOCIATION WITH SPRING/SUMMER 2013 CONTACT [email protected] / www.deliciousjunction.co.uk EDITORIAL SPECIAL THANKS Del Junction & Mark Baxter Ace Café London for use of the premises for the shoot – an original and inspiring venue packed full of popular PHOTOGRAPHY culture and relevant history Annie Ward, John Cole & Craig Coleran Mark Baxter for his continued support DESIGN ATOM RETRO.com for the kind donation of clothing from their Phil Dias & Rafael Rizzolo @ Karma Creative Madcap collection – as worn by Billy, Daisy, Darron and Joel www.karma-creative.co.uk Lee Osborne for design elements on pages 10-11 MODELS Daisy Bowes Billy Sullivan Tom Deacon for fi lming the shoot Gary Crowley Terry Rawlings And of course a massive thanks to all those involved in the Neville Staple Rich Wilson shoot and the magazine – without which there would be no John Hellier Darron J Connett stories to tell…and no pages to turn Joel Rogers Inspiring people in diffi cult times Our collaboration with Bermondsey and gritty circumstances is not a Boy Terry Rawlings - music WELCOME conscious decision; rather it’s by the journalist, writer and all round very drive, ambition and passion to It’s been a full and productive dapper gent - has been an create something that adds texture twelve months since the inaugural interesting journey. Never short of to the world we live in. We all do issue of “All in Good Time” and here a tale or two – Terry’s passion for it in some shape or form – often at Delicious Junction Towers we’ve the 60’s culture has led us to create without realising we bring colour been busy at it, as they say! a damn fi ne square toe lace-up in and verve to our communities. vibrant corded suedes. All in good time magazine issue one Everyone loves a good shoe, exceeded our modest expectations Mod is in the detail and we live by someone once said to me and that’s and we raise a glass and thank that motto in all we do - boots and defi nitely been the case over the everyone who took the time to read shoes are our passion and we hope past year – we’ve encountered it and inspire us to make another one. they bring a fl ash of style and colour some interesting and creative to your world. Enjoy the read and characters along the way such as We’ve even gone to the trouble of keep the faith. writers, singers, an arts-and-crafts making a short - behind the scenes designer, a true musical legend and - fi lmed at The Ace Café London; a comedian to mention just a few; of the photo shoot which will be the following pages will help tell available on line by the time this their stories. issue has gone to print. 2 CONTENTS 4. INTRODUCING DAISY Del Junction meets up with a 16. RICH WILSON fresh face - Daisy Bowes - shares Original, charming and seriously a milkshake with her and chats funny; Del talks with the modern about her passion for the 60’s face of comedy. style. 23. GARY CROWLEY 18. NICHOLSON Top gent and with 3 new delicious 6. BILLY SULLIVAN AND WALCOT colours of his desert boot about to Another chance to catch up with Del has a coffee and chat with the be released we catch up with Gary The Spitfi res front man – we talk inspiration and creator behind and see what’s on his playlist. about his recent visit to Black N&W – the hand made craft Barn studios. business. 24. TERRY SHAUGHNESSY 8. THE RAWLINGS 19. JOHN HELLIER Del Junction fi nds out more about PROJECT Interesting insight into the world his band The Universal, his very A Delicious collaboration with of Mod afi cionado and dedicated fi rst gig and what infl uences Terry the famous music journalist and follower of the Small Faces. draws on. writer Terry Rawlings. 22. SIMON FOWLER 26. THE LAST OF 14. ORIGINAL RUDE BOY Ocean Colour Scene lead singer THE TROUBADOURS Two-Tone legend Neville Staple talks openly with Delicious Highlights of a very good year catches up with Del and chats Junction competition winner for the band in 2012 and looking about his love of touring and our Russell Frampton. ahead to what’s in store for 2013. loafers! ALL IN GOOD TIME 2 • SPRING/SUMMER 2013 3 INTRODUCING DAISY... IT’S ALWAYS REFRESHING TO SEE THE YOUNGER ELEMENT COMING THROUGH IN THE MODERNIST WORLD. ONE THAT CAUGHT THE EYE OF DEL WAS DAISY BOWES, GIRLFRIEND OF SINGER/SONGWRITER BILLY SULLIVAN OF THE SPITFIRES. WE CAUGHT UP WITH DAISY AT THE RECENT PHOTO SHOOT FOR THIS VERY MAGAZINE…. DJ: Where does the fascination with 60’s and up and coming styles. There are dress fashion for you come from? for success (yes there has been a post on The Spitfi res) fashion is a big part of my life DB: I suppose the obsession is from my and I suppose the website did start out just female icons who are all from the 60’s era. as a hobby I love doing. I’m thrilled it has People such as Jane Birkin, Jean Shrimpton, received the amount of attention it has and Edie Sedgwick and of course Mary Quant. being a very ambitious person I would like They all have style that oozes confi dence and to think that now ‘Daisy Do’s’ does have a it’s clear in what they wear they know what following it could go further in the future to they like and dislike. I do prefer the sharper bigger things, but you never know. cuts of clothing, I like to feel smart and to match everything down to a ‘T’ and I think DJ: Do you have a favourite style among these women are perfect examples of that. Delicious Junction shoes? DJ: We often see you at gigs around town, DB: The rudeboy loafers are a classic, which who are your favourite bands at the minute? I love! Some of the styles certainly are not for the faint hearted but that’s defi nitely not a DB: The Spitfi res of course! To be honest bad thing! If you’ve got the bollocks to wear nothing new has really grabbed my attention them then good on ya! Dare to be different in the last few months. Everything dies out as they say people fi rst judge you on your before it’s begun which is a shame. Music shoes so why not make it a loud one! from decades ago seems to hold my attention for longer anyway so I think I’ll just stick to DJ: How do friends your age feel about your what I know for now. I’m quite into the new 60s/Mod look? Jake Bugg single but we will have to see how long that lasts for. DB: Most people I socialise with dress in the same way as me but then again they are DJ: I hear you have launched your own not my age! Most of my peers have their fashion website tell us more? own style just as I do and I accept there’s as they accept mine. Don’t get me wrong I DB: I have indeed! It’s all new to me but get a fair few comments about some of my it’s very exciting I have to say! ‘Daisy Do’s’ outfi t choices but who doesn’t? I like that basically showcases the general public’s take I surprise people with what I wear it gives on different fashion styles. me a sense of achievement! I always say the most important thing about fashion is feeling Not only do I have pictures of the general comfortable and confi dent in what you wear public but I also include fashion hotspots, and I always do. ‘happening retailers’, some of my own looks ALL IN GOOD TIME 2 • SPRING/SUMMER 2013 5 THE BILLY SULLIVAN MOD WE AT DELICIOUS JUNCTION TOWERS RATED UP AND COMING BILLY SO MUCH, THAT COUP WE PUT HIM ON THE FRONT COVER OF ‘ALL IN GOOD TIME - ISSUE ONE’. He has gone on to play some prestigious DJ: Name you favourite DJ shoes at gigs and record in celebrated studios, present so seems to be going the right way. We grabbed a few words with this busy young BS: Rude boy loafers are my favourite. man at our photo shoot session Classic style and great stage wear. DJ: I hear The Spitfi res have had a change DJ: So, what are you hoping for in 2013? of line up recently, tell us more… BS: We are hoping for the new single to BS: Matt and Sam joined the band in mid achieve the success we believe it should do September. Both very talented musicians and hopefully create a path taking us to and it just clicked from the moment we bigger and better things! starting rehearsals. There’s now a mutual DJ: How do friend’s your age feel about feeling of passion and an urge to get to your 60s/Mod look? wherever we want to go. BS: My friends all understand my interests DJ: A little bird (and we don’t mean Daisy!) and tastes even if its not for them.
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