Britain’s music street ‘Tin Pan Alley’ has resided in London’s Denmark Street since Francis, Day & Hunter the first music publishers moved-in back in 1906.
Tales From Tin Pan Alley*
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(48 votes, average: 4.92 out of 5)
(48 votes, average: 4.92 out of 5)
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Director:
Henry Scott-Irvine
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84 minutes
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Malcolm Heeley
Really good and informative film about a much-loved street. Very watchable throughout. Definitely 5 stars (couldn’t seem to access a star rating)
Henry Scott-irvine
Thanks for your support and kind words Malcolm
bruce maxwell-smith
Very good Job..5 star rated here
Henry Scott-Irvine
Thanks Bruce
malcolm gaskin
Social history’s epicentre of cool…5stars
Henry Scott-Irvine
Cheers for your support and thanks to Ashon, yourself and the crowdfunder crew at http://www.phundee.com for making this happen!
Graeme Douglas
Definitive and entertaining. Those of us who have been to Denmark street over the years will be happy that the history of the street has been documented before it’s too late, and the developers turn it into more glass office blocks.
Henry Scott-Irvine
Thanks Graeme for your great performances at our crowdfunder gigs, for coming to The Portobello Film Festival London where we won Best Documentary, too, as well as your support over the past four years. We will be on ITN London between 6 till 6.30 to talk about the film
Henry Scott-Irvine
We have been awarded ‘2nd place Best Feature Film of the month’ here by TMFF and are quite chuffed as its a cool IMDB rated festival among the best anywhere. Thanks for your support Bruce