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Delaney Davidson // Devil In The Parlour
Official selection at 2017's DocEdge Festival, Devil in the Parlour is a documentary about New Zealand’s very own travelling troubadour Delaney Davidson; loop maestro, noir protagonist, promotional coyote and production svengali.
This documentary is about the endless touring of musician Delaney Davidson throughout Europe and the USA. Featuring live tour footage with his ‘Ghost Orchestra’ at the iconic Wunderbar in Lyttelton and incidental “never heard before “music written on the road which has, until now, been stored in Delaney’s deep, dark vaults.
Throughout the film we get insights into his creative process, his songwriting habits and inspirations, and his view of the world with its quirks and human foibles. Delaney’s wry sense of humour and his theatre of unease are a feature though the film.
As well as being an award winning songwriter, he is also a keen videographer. For Devil in the Parlour, the director and editor, Harley Williams used mostly Delaney's footage humbly shot on his iPhone whilst touring the world to help fuse the story together.
Produced by Ruffell Productions.
This documentary is about the endless touring of musician Delaney Davidson throughout Europe and the USA. Featuring live tour footage with his ‘Ghost Orchestra’ at the iconic Wunderbar in Lyttelton and incidental “never heard before “music written on the road which has, until now, been stored in Delaney’s deep, dark vaults.
Throughout the film we get insights into his creative process, his songwriting habits and inspirations, and his view of the world with its quirks and human foibles. Delaney’s wry sense of humour and his theatre of unease are a feature though the film.
As well as being an award winning songwriter, he is also a keen videographer. For Devil in the Parlour, the director and editor, Harley Williams used mostly Delaney's footage humbly shot on his iPhone whilst touring the world to help fuse the story together.
Produced by Ruffell Productions.
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The Harbour Sessions // Documentary
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Based in Lyttelton, New Zealand, The Harbour Sessions was a bi-monthly music showcase hosted at the iconic Wunderbar. In 2009, a local video production company filmed every performance, as well as behind the scenes interviews with performers, custodians, artists and crew. The Harbour Sessions documentary includes performances from over 30 artists, including The Eastern, Ghost Mountain Ninja, Wi...
Stu Buchanan, George Williams, Tommy and Mark Kahi.
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Shot as part of 'When The Haka Became Boogie' TV series circa 1980's.
Boss Christ - Hell Yeah
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The one and only Boss Christ playing 'Hell Yeah' at the Harbour Sessions in February 2009. Recorded live at The Wunderbar, Lyttelton.
Kim K - Oh Dear My Deer
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Kim K playing her song 'Oh Dear My Deer' at June's Harbour Session in Lyttelton
The Eastern - Oh Mystery!
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Music video for The Eastern's song 'Oh Mystery!' Video produced by Ruffell Productions www.myspace.com/theeasternfamily
The Eastern - 'Misty and Jimmy' live at The Harbour Sessions
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The Eastern live at The Harbour Sessions 'Country Special' August 29th 2009.
The Tiny Lies - 'Harp for My Sweetheart' - Archie Bronson Outfit cover live
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'Harp for my Sweetheart' by the Archie Bronson Outfit covered by The Tiny Lies live on Lyttelton's Volcano Radio, May 2009 www.thetinylies.com/
The Tiny Lies - 'Falling Again' Live
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The Tiny Lies singing live to air on Volcano Radio Lyttelton, May 2009. www.thetinylies.com/
a special one !
I adore this man's music
The man :)
One of the biggest real, creative musician of our time
Refreshing Truth and energy from a Bullshit free zone, Delaney Davidson The Man, the Myth, the Legend.
So cool
Finally got to see this Harley. Awesome. I missed out on this phase of Lyttelton due to the fact that I had Al's Bar but so good to finally get to see what I was missing. So good to have it recorded and great to see the "old" Lyttelton on this day, 22nd February,2023.
cool film!
Nice work Harley, a different time captured forever!
😈 【ｐｒｏｍｏｓｍ】
Such good times! And sad that they’re over… But life goes on, and it’s still a scene. 💝 Great work Harley my friend xo
Thanks Marla. Was so nice having you play at one of the shows.
So bittersweet watching this. I miss this time in my life. Thanks so much for capturing it, friend
Thanks Hadassah. I'm glad you liked it.
Amazing seeing all those old places intact - monster, harbourlight - nice one
A bygone era! Thanks Stephen.
My Dad Cliff McEwin was friends with Mark and Beverly Kahi. I was taught ukulele from Tommy Kahi. That whole family were great. Loved them all.
Hell Yeah this is rockabilly at it's finest
Aldous Harding on backing vocals, in blue dress.
Hell yeah
Tommy taught me guitar, then when Mark came home from Sydney he taught me classical guitar. Tom, Mark & George (who had the most fantastic bass singing voice and was a great double bass player) were great friends of the family. Many happy memories of parties with them playing all night! Thanks for uploading. Any more???
Stu taught me clarinet at Ashburton College, and later when I switched to oboe, he advised and ecouraged me, even though he was not an oboe player. I last saw him in the early '90s when he was coaching a big band at the CSM
That's my great Uncle Tom, what a player! Wish I could have had a few guitar lessons from him. Remember seeing Stu at his funeral. Great piece of history, glad this video is up online!
I used to get lessons from Tommy at his place on the corner on Marine Parade, ChCh. Early to mid 80's. Good man.
@@chemicaljonez Me too Chris then I went onto the Manchester Street studio to teach the beginners Tom Dooley
Lovely smooth soprano playing, almost clarinet-like in tone. So pleased you could post this delightful performance!
This anthem should have way more views.
One wild man loved it.
Your one wild man Boss loved it,.
It's called showmanship dude...
I heard them today at Art Beat. I was amazed and slightly taken by them! just incredible
Gotta love bands that think they're back in the 20's. Then their iPhone rings :s awkward!
These folks are amazing & salt of the earth. Any chance of getting the lyrics? Can't find them online anywhere...
I think you'll find he's one of the most humble musicians you'll find, what draws you to this conclusion is beyond me...
Rattlehand sent me here - lovely to meet you, in a virtual format!
this is so cool!!!! Love it! you guys sound amazing :)
@IROCKYOURSOCKS2010 I think you'll find he is actually the opposite of "full of himself" and speaking of which, I can't help but notice your user name is IROCKYOURSOCKS.
Sweet beer! Sweet buds! Lets get fucked up!
Fuck Yea!
good old volcano radio
Please move to my town - all of you; crowd included. Nice work, nice vibe - love it!
Awsome Gig at Addington Square Last weekend. It was a great uplifting day for the whole community. You guys really put on a great show. As di everyone else who played out of the goodness of their hearts. Mean as. Awsome.
miss you guys!!! xxxx great vid and tunes xxx
Is that Leigh Hart at about 0:48?
Awsome. The Eastern Rules.
American accent what you talking about these guys are Kiwis and COOL, love you guys
nice cover. Love The archie bronson outfit
NZ country music represent!
Old timey!! Come to Nome!! You guys'd rock this place!! Sometime...when you find time.
I know, I just can't get it right...when I lived in america everyone thought I was from boston when I clearly wasn't, there was this one time in nashville where I faked the way i said dew in order to get a drink...unless you meant das but she was only born in pittsburgh...sorry must try harder...I think irish accents next...I'm off to read brendan behan for inspiration...
haha, looks like a good time. wish i was there!!
Great fun! Love the song.
Gonna divorce my wive and marry your bass player
Great video, looks like you guys n gals had a great time!
an absolute pleasure watching these guys at the telethon...never have i been sooo proud to be a kiwi;-)