A Conversation With BP Fallon Part 1 . In this intimate chinwag, BP talks to Harley Sears about his childhood in Ireland and Germany, falling in love with rock'n'roll at eleven, the impact of seeing American rock star Gene Vincent, finding himself as a celebrity pop pundit on Irish TV whilst still a schoolboy and the furore it caused - and the influence of working at The Beatles ' Apple Records.
A Conversation With BP Fallon Part 2 . In this emotional segment, our man BP talks about working with Marc Bolan and Tyrannosaurus Rex and how they became T.Rex and the joyful lunacy of T.Rextasy ... and the sad death of his dear friend Marc.
A Conversation With BP Fallon Part 3 . The Birth of Punk Rock. BP flashes back to the beginnings of punk, talking about everything from Silverhead to Sid Vicious to managing the great Johnny Thunders , a union that produced Johnny's classic So Alone album.
A Conversation With BP Fallon Part 4 . "BP TELLS IT LIKE IT IS. WATCH IT HE'S A GENIUS" says Alan McGee . Here, BP talks about Alan McGee and Death Disco and about becoming the manager of Semi Precious Weapons , SPW producer Tony Visconti , the record industry... and jewelry.
A Conversation With BP Fallon Part 5 . "What's the good in being in a good band? It's absolutely fucking pointless!" In the final part of this superbly informative Harley Sears production, BP on the music business and how to navigate the collapsing record industry, Semi Precious Weapons , Ahmet Ertegun, Sam Phillips... and why people listen to music.
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Listen to QUENTIN CRISP: AN ENGLISHMAN IN NEW YORK
From The BP Fallon Archive, we proudly present BP's never-before-broadcast 1990 conversation with the then-82 year old Quentin Crisp. Throughout, this ahead-of-his-time writer, actor, social catalyst and brilliantly unique man waxes philisophical about America, fame, sex, style, dust and more. "One of the most impressive people I've ever met" says BP Fallon, who's met a few.Quentin Crisp December 1908 - November 1999