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Martin Taylor Gypsy Documentary
MichaelHorowitz
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This looks a lot more like what Kastner should have done:
MARTIN TAYLOR TV DOCUMENTARY
What the Gypsies Did for Us
Artworks Scotland BBC2 Scotland
Sunday 2nd October 2005 at 10.00pm
Reviled in the tabloids as spongers and thieves, Britain's travelling people have in fact made a huge contribution to the musical culture of this country and of Europe. Virtuoso guitarist Martin Taylor journeys through France, Germany and Britain to celebrate the gypsy legacy, meeting with musicians as diverse as folk singers Martin and Eliza Carthy, Dave Peacock of Chas 'n' Dave and Django Reinhardt’s grandson David, all of whom reveal their gypsy heritage and show us another side of the travelling life. UK viewers with SkyTV can watch the programme at the same time.
MARTIN TAYLOR TV DOCUMENTARY
What the Gypsies Did for Us
Artworks Scotland BBC2 Scotland
Sunday 2nd October 2005 at 10.00pm
Reviled in the tabloids as spongers and thieves, Britain's travelling people have in fact made a huge contribution to the musical culture of this country and of Europe. Virtuoso guitarist Martin Taylor journeys through France, Germany and Britain to celebrate the gypsy legacy, meeting with musicians as diverse as folk singers Martin and Eliza Carthy, Dave Peacock of Chas 'n' Dave and Django Reinhardt’s grandson David, all of whom reveal their gypsy heritage and show us another side of the travelling life. UK viewers with SkyTV can watch the programme at the same time.
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