297. Anonymous
September 19th, 2011 | Published in Backers
Our lovely anonymous donor says…“I funded Sound It Out because it reminded me of how much music can mean to people, how record stores can be havens for misfits, and more importantly how much the inner lives of others can teach us about ourselves. Not to mention how economic deterioration affects communities.”
The first record was (showing my age…) Crosby Stills Nash and Young. The most recent was King Creosote and John Hopkins, Diamond Mine. Many other meanderings in between.
Formative record store – Ear ‘Ere Records in Lancaster, suppliers of great punk and reggae and probably much more besides during the 1970s. Now defunct, I believe.
My local cinema is planning to show the film! Greenwich Picturehouse, take a bow…