Beat poet Jeff Nuttall - from the Album 5 Yorkshire Poets.

Twin

Body

John Aram's contribution to the 2012 digital arts project The Sillitoe Trail.

Saturday Night And Sunday Morning (feat. Kenny Wheeler)

Overture: In The Factory / Arthur and Brenda

William Booth (1829 – 1912) was a Methodist preacher who founded The Salvation Army.
http://www.dawnoftheunread.com

William Booth - Dawn of the Unread

Mark Dennison interviews Producer Paul Fillingham about 'Being Arthur' a twenty-four hour Twitter adaptation of Alan Sillitoe's 'Saturday Night & Sunday Morning' authored by James Walker and Paul Fillingham with the support of the University of Nottingham and the Arts & Humanities Research Council. Part of the UK's first Festival of the Humanities.

Being Arthur Radio Nottingham Interview 21 Nov 2014

Mark Dennison interviews Paul Fillingham and James Walker about their digital project Dawn of the Unread and the release of a chapter devoted to and featuring 'Saturday Night and Sunday Morning' author, Alan Sillitoe.
http://www.dawnoftheunread.com

For it was Saturday Night - Dawn of the Unread - Part 1

Mark Dennison interviews digital producer Paul Fillingham and writer James Walker about their digital project Dawn of the Unread and the release of a chapter devoted to and featuring 'Saturday Night and Sunday Morning' author, Alan Sillitoe.
http://www.dawnoftheunread.com

For it was Saturday Night - Dawn of the Unread - Part 2

Sky Monkey Music - Techno-Swing mix!

Originally aired on BBC Radio 4 on 14th December 2013 - Saturday Live - Paul Fillingham and John McCarthy on the Sillitoe Trail - a digital cultural trail based on the 1958 novel 'Saturday Night and Sunday Morning' by Alan Sillitoe.

Saturday Live - Paul Fillingham and John McCarthy on the Sillitoe Trail

James Walker talks to Sarah Julian at BBC Radio Nottingham about the Alan Sillitoe digital trail being developed by thinkamigo as part of the BBCs new multimedia platform; The Space. 
Follow http://twitter.com/alansillitoe or visit www.sillitoe.com for information about the events taking place in 2012. For technical information contact Paul Fillingham paul@thinkamigo.com

2012 02 23 space radio nott

BBC Nottingham's Alan Clifford talks to Paul Fillingham about the experimental digital arts platform The Space and the forthcoming Alan Sillitoe iPhone App.

Paul Fillingham talks about the Sillitoe Trail

Susannah Simons Project Executive 'The Space' at the BBC and Paul Fillingham Creative Director at thinkamigo Digital Agency talk to Mark Dennison about the Sillitoe Trail on BBC Radio Nottingham.

Susannah Simons and Paul Fillingham talk about the Sillitoe Trail

GAFFA Live at The Imperial Cooler Bar, Nottingham 1980 - Wayne Evans - Bass/Mouth Almighty, Clive Smith - Guitar, John Maslen - Guitar, Mick Barratt Drums. (Photo/Artwork shows John Maslen on drums - taken by Chris Richards). This recording captures the deafening punch and threashold shift inducing power of GAFFA's PA in the confines of the tiny Imperial Cooler Bar, Nottingham which would be filled to capacity every Thursday evening when GAFFA were playing.

01 Attitude Dancing

02 Nazareth Said

03 Russians are coming

Audio from the Sillitoe Trail www.sillitoetrail.com a literary trail commissioned by Arts Council England and produced by James Walker, Paul Fillingham and the Sillitoe Committee. Part of the experimental digital arts platform www.thespace.org 

Check out - http://www.sillitoetrail.com

Sillitoe Trail - Seaton Rifles

The Smart Cookies were formed by art students at Leeds Polytechnic in 1982. The original five-piece were; Paul Fillingham (vocals), Chris Richards (guitar), Russ Fisher (keyboards), Rose Macpherson (keyboards) and Bob Smith (Bass). Keyboards were abandoned in 1983 when the band continued as a three-piece. 

Originally written and recorded for a pop-video in 1986, 'Satellite' was performed in the late 80's when the 'Cookies' reformed under the name 'Ramba Zamba'. The late-80's line-up included Adam Fisher (keyboards) and Dave Halls (drums). Ramba Zamba disbanded in 1990. This version of the song was recorded by Paul and Chris in 2008.

Satellite

Thinkamigo is a digital production company owned by Paul Fillingham.

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