Paul McLoone Visits the Nerve Centre, Gweedore Bar and Shipquay Street

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Location

Derry/Londonderry

Year

1991

Date

Production 14/01/1991

Length

05min 45sec

Audio

sound

Format

Betacam SP

colour

Source

Vinny Cunningham

Courtesy

Northland Broadcast, OpenReel Productions, Tower Museum, Vinny Cunningham

Rights Holder

Vinny Cunningham

It is illegal to download, copy, print or otherwise utilise in any other form this material, without written consent from the copyright holder.

Description

This video is comprised of segments shot for a documentary about Derry's music scene. Paul McLoone, the radio producer and future lead singer of The Undertones, shows us around an early version of the Nerve Centre. Formally Graham Hunter's Shirt Shop, the Nerve Centre was to become a central part of the city's cultural life and development. We can see a music producer refining a track. McLoone also takes us to The Gweedore Bar, a famous spot to see bands and hear up-and-coming acts, and Shipquay Street. Finally, McLoone introduces us to Locky Morris, the Derry artist. Have a brief look into how documentaries are made!

Notes

Vinny Cunningham is a filmmaker based in Derry. 

Credits

This footage was donated to the Tower Museum and the Digital Film Archive by Vinny Cunningham.            

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