WILLIE & THE POOR BOYS – MUSIC DVD
UK
& EUROPE RELEASE DATE:
6th
September 2004
Do
you know of a film on a band that features Bill Wyman, Ron Wood and Charlie
Watts (It’s not the Rolling Stones) – Also features Kenney Jones and John
Entwistle (and it’s not The Who) – Also features Ringo Starr (no - its not
the Beatles) plus a few other ‘less
well known’ artists such as Andy Fairweather–Low, Chris Rea, and Raf
Ravenscroft (remember the Saxophone solo in Baker Street?)….Don’t know?
Well,
it’s Willie and the Poor Boys!
Classic Pictures are pleased to announce the release of “Willie
& The Poor Boys” for the first time EVER on DVD!
This
band in concert was filmed in a 50’s style Rock ‘n’ Roll show at the
Fulham Town Hall, London, UK in 1985 and was a concept based on an original
idea by Bill Wyman which continued the charity fundraising for the Ronnie
Lane Appeal for A.R.M.S. (Action for Research into Multiple
Sclerosis) that began with series of concert in 1983.
“The
one thing that we found with the video shoot was that everyone went in there
with great spirits and really went out to have a good time.” – said
Bill Wyman during ‘The Making Of’
This
film is a real “Gem” – unearthed by Classic Pictures from Bill Wyman’s
personal vault and will be a “Must Have” for any collector of Classic
Rock.
Wyman
added
- “The word that seemed to permeate the surroundings on the shoot for 2 days
was fun…everyone wanted to have fun”
DVD
TRACKLIST INCLUDES
Chicken
Shack Boogie, Baby Please Don’t Go, You Never Can Tell, Let’s Talk It
Over, Poor Boy Boogie, Saturday Night, All Night Long, These Arms Of Mine, Can
You Hear Me
DVD
SOUND OPTIONS
Dolby
5.1, DTS 5.1 & Dolby Stereo
DVD
SPECIAL FEATURES
*Documentary
on the Making of ‘Willie & the Poor Boys’
A
30 minute behind the scenes ‘Making Of’ feature – Narrated by Bill
Wyman.
Featuring
interviews with Kenney Jones (Small Faces/Faces/The Who), Ringo Starr
(Beatles), Gary Brooker (Procol Harum), John Entwistle (The Who), Ronnie Wood
(Faces/Rolling Stones), Bill Wyman and many more…
*Interview
with Bill Wyman
‘WILLIE
& THE POOR BOYS’
