Happy birthday to Guy Garvey, born in Bury, Lancashire on this day in 1974.
"It's looking like a beautiful day."
Happy birthday to Guy Garvey, born in Bury, Lancashire on this day in 1974.
"It's looking like a beautiful day."
A very happy 50th birthday to Guy Garvey, born in Bury, Lancashire on this day in 1974. It's looking like a beautiful day. . . . . . . .

FROM THE VAULTS EPISODE 5
JULY 30, 2021
In the final episode of this series of Guy Garvey’s From The Vaults, the spotlight turns to 1987. It’s a year of farewells as The Tube comes to a close and The Smiths part company. Also featured are memorable performances from John Martyn and Big Audio Dynamite, as well as an early interview with Björk and Einar from The Sugarcubes.
The show also includes hits courtesy of Julian Cope, Public Image Ltd, New Order, Depeche Mode and The Cure.
Watch on Sky Arts or Freeview Channel 11 at 8pm (Friday 30th July). All episodes are available to sky viewers now.
Great episode to round off the end to this series with Depeche Mode, Julian Cope's follow up to World Shut Your Mouth, 'Trampoline' and a rare live performance of John Martyn's 'May You Never' brilliant stuff and love Guy's witty if sometimes too spare comments! More please . . . . . . . .
JULY 16, 2021
Tonight’s episode of ‘Guy Garvey: From The Vaults’ sees Guy focus on 1985, where overseas stars like Chaka Khan and Tom Waits descend on Newcastle to appear live on The Tube. Guy also looks back at rarely seen performances from Prefab Sprout, Dream Academy, China Crisis and The Style Council.
Watch on Sky Arts or Freeview Channel 11 at 8pm (Friday 16th July). All episodes are available to sky viewers now.
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Elbow frontman and broadcaster Guy Garvey lifts the lid on two decades of TV gold – with era-defining musical performances, long lost studio appearances and revealing interviews that have remained on the shelves for decades.
I've been watching Guy Garvey's From The Vaults on Sky Arts television and enjoying it immensely. It does seem to contain genuine elements that have never been seen before largely from The Tube and other similar programmes Being an Elbow fan it was always going to appeal and Garvey is a fine frontman to such a programme
We got up to Episode Four yesterday and 1984 where we looked at The Style Council with a previously unseen 'Shout To The Top' and it finished with someone Guy obviously admires above many others in Talk Talk's sadly missed Mark Hollis with some deeply moving comments and clips