Southwold Morning View

This is the first song of eight or nine that make up the "cabaret" 'One Georgie Orwell' that Peter Cordwell and Carl Picton have produced for Greenwich Theatre in SE London. The show - "rescuing Orwell for once from crusty old academics" - is due to be shown at the theatre next year and includes a narration plus Orwell's own searing words from his books and essays. The first two lines sum up the show's approach: "His name was Eric Blair/but the likeness stops right there."
Ace cameraman Assaji Tanchangya.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• George Orwell
• Acoustic/folk
• Songwriter/Carl Picton
• 1984
• Animal farm
• Tony Blair
• Peter Cordwell
• Assaji Tanchangya
• Southwold

[ljped]

I like this version too. All the best with the show - sounds interesting :)

[Pitsku]

@ljped Thanks mate. Got any moire of your classics on the way?

[thefrankmchugh]

Great, bring on the rest.