Post by johnfoyle on Feb 21, 2010 19:53:30 GMT
Is there a chance this is around somewhere?
www.clivejames.com/node/428
Clive James
21 November, 1976
(extract)
As a climax to the salutary dust-up caused by his book on Unity Mitford, David Pryce-Jones was on Tonight (BBC1), face-to-face with Sir Oswald Mosley. Referee: Melvyn Bragg.
It's not listed here -
ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/series/1
I'm interested since I'm a big fan of Elvis Costello. He recorded his first album in late 1976 and has said this about a track on it -
“Less Than Zero”: After watching the decrepid Oswald Mosely excusing himself on television I placed a Mr Oswald in this warped and lurid fantasy. No more than he was trying to do with his own past.
www.clivejames.com/node/428
Clive James
21 November, 1976
(extract)
As a climax to the salutary dust-up caused by his book on Unity Mitford, David Pryce-Jones was on Tonight (BBC1), face-to-face with Sir Oswald Mosley. Referee: Melvyn Bragg.
It's not listed here -
ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/series/1
I'm interested since I'm a big fan of Elvis Costello. He recorded his first album in late 1976 and has said this about a track on it -
“Less Than Zero”: After watching the decrepid Oswald Mosely excusing himself on television I placed a Mr Oswald in this warped and lurid fantasy. No more than he was trying to do with his own past.