EAP Episode.22 - Andy Delaney (music Video Director/ Film Maker) : "I wanted to be a member of P.I.L."

*Featuring excerpts of 3rd party musical content*In this episode the very talented, dry humoured Southend film maker, Andy Delaney, tells us about his very successful career as a music video director with creative partner Monty. Using his post college sales job to phone record companies, struck it lucky with a call to Rob Gretton from Factory Records, landing him his first ever job shooting "State Of The Nation" for New Order!Coming up with his generation in the late 80s club scene, shooting Coldcut, Yazz and Soul 2 Soul promos, which led him to George Michael, Spandau Ballet and Madonna - Though he more or less turned her down.Andy tells us about his early days in the industrial movement, part of the Test Dept. clan, as well as being a member of both 400 Blows and Band Of Holy Joy. He also once bought Mick Jones a packet of Wine Gums!We don't need to (and shouldn't have really) mentioned Sinitta!!Now an independent filmmaker with several new projects in the pipeline, Andy chooses a fine selection of 5 tracks from the 80s to decorate this show - DA