Latest News May 2008

Hi from Team GB,

** SPECIAL ADVANCE NOTICE OF GEORGE @ THE ACADEMY **

This is a great opportunity to hear material from the eagerly awaited new album "Fair Xaverian". The album is now finally mixed and plans are being put into place for a major launch.

Please pull out all the stops and get down to Academy 3 in Manchester on Friday 13th June 2008 to support George Borowski and The Fabulous Wonderfuls.

Please get your ticket in advance to pledge your ongoing and much needed support for this very special gig. Tickets are only £5 each and George + The Fabulous Wonderfuls will be onstage @ 7-45 p.m. sharp, followed by 3 other great bands !!

To get your tickets, please send a cheque (made payable to K D SPENCER) and a stamped, self addressed envelope to :

TEAM GB
4 ASHFIELD DRIVE
MACCLESFIELD
SK10 3DQ

Many, many thanks. See you there, it promises to be a very special night !!

TEAM GB

festival frenzy kicks in over the weekend 23^rd and 24^th May

And the MADS Festival in the Northern Quarter of Manchester over the same weekend !!

Also, check out George on PURE FM radio every Thursday evening between 22:00 and 23:00

Oct 2007

George, Kim and Phil are in the final stages of mixing the new album – FAIR XAVERIAN. Around 12 songs will feature on the new album hopefully released very early 2008. Snippets of four of the new songs can be found on George’s MYSPACE site

www.myspace.com/georgeborowski

Aug 2007

Who is Innocent - original version by The Out - is to form part of a John Peel Favourites compilation CD. Due to be released by Cherry Red records soon

This dvd out 28 July 2007 chronicles the history of the Deeply Vale Festival. The running time is approximately 220 mins and the content is spread over three main parts. The dvd comes with an in-depth booklet on the festival as well as all the film footage listed below.

It is available priced £12.99 GBP from:

Ozit Morpheus Records
PO Box 116
Northwich
Cheshire CW9 5UG

Telephone orders (Switch, Maestro, Mastercard, Visa accepted) on 01565 734066 or 01565 734577

Email orders to ozitrecords@which.net

Full running order

Part One: Deeper Deeply Vale

Music, performances and rare video from:

Mick Middles' memories Part One
Misty In Roots - Six One Penny
Here and Now - What You see is What You are
Spizz Energi - Medley
Wilful Damage - Punk Space Rock
The Fall - intro by Marc Riley / Bingo Masters Break Out inc video comments from Mark E Smith
Tractor - Watching White Stars
Guitar George Borowski - This is not love
Ruts - Jah Wars
Nik Turner - Anubis plus Interview
Pete Farrow - Fixin to Die
Trevor Hyett - You just can't make it by yourself
Tony Crabtree - God Damn It We're All Gonna Die
Body - Brave New World
Danny and The Dressmakers - Ernie Bishop's Dead Body
Mick Middles' memories - Part Two
Steve Hillage - Searching for the Spark
David Bacha and DJ Foggy - Beautiful Friday Night
Accident on the East Lancs - We Want it Legalised
Fast Cars - Who loves Jimmy Anderton
The Trend - The Cookie Flow
Unknown artist 1
Dave Smith's on stage speech
Unknown artist 2
Unknown artist 3
Alchemist
Foreign Press - Downpour
Rivington Spyke - Poetry
Unknown artist 4
Elti Fits - Rebel Rebel

[wherever possible, audio soundtracks and film and stills from the actual festival have been used for each artist]

Part Two: Truly Madly Deeply Vale: 49 min documentary

Including original footage and interviews with:

Jimi Goodwin - Doves
Mark E Smith
Chris Hewitt - one of the festival organisers
Vini Reilly - The Durutti Column
Andy McCluskey - OMD
Jim Milne - Tractor
Steve Clayton - Tractor
Graham Massey - 808 State
Grant Showbiz
Steve Hillage
Alan Hempsall - Crispy Ambulance
Luke Bainbridge - Observer Music Monthly
Stuart and Steve Murray - Fast Cars

Part Three: Interview extras

Steve Cowen - Mock Turtles
Mark E Smith - around twenty minutes of classic Mark E Smith talking about Deeply Vale and The Fall
Jimi Goodwin - Doves
Vini Reilly - The Durutti Column
Andy McCluskey - OMD
Luke Bainbridge - Observer Music Monthly
Graham Massey (Biting Tongues, 808 State)

George & The Fabs play “5 Days In May”