Oct 7, 2026 · 49 min · 24 segments
Mid-week confessions: This week, Terry is joined by artist and filmmaker Mark Illuminati. All new weekly podcast hosted by Clash drummer Terry Chimes interviewing guests that we, and hopefully you…
Mark IlluminatiGuest
Terry ChimesHost
I mean, I know you know all the people I know in music because you've been doing so much filming of musicians.
I've filmed stacks of the old punk videos when I was young, and I've done loads of, um ...
I've done, I've done, like, pop videos for Queen, Chris Rea, Shirley Bassey, all the ... like, all these huge guys.
But I've done, like, over the years I've done videos for, like, The Damned and the Sex Pistols, and I never did one for The Clash.
But I've done lots and lots of different films, and, uh, I prefer long form rather than short form.
I made the Sex Pistols live at Brixton when they did one of their first reforms, and, uh, we spent five nights at Brixton filming it every night, and it all got put together, and it still is all, all over the internet.
the 1960s pop star that had more hits than The Beatles but never really became very famous.
And I made it with his mum, and it's a beautiful film, and when it w- came out on BBC4, it was the most watched film of the year on that channel, and it was in all the cinemas.
But I met some really wonderful people through that, um, like his roommate, Vince Eager, and they tell all these stories about, you know, running around London and Soho in the, in the '60s.
I mean, I know you know all the people I know in music because you've been doing so much filming of musicians.
I've filmed stacks of the old punk videos when I was young, and I've done loads of, um ...
I've done, I've done, like, pop videos for Queen, Chris Rea, Shirley Bassey, all the ... like, all these huge guys.
But I've done, like, over the years I've done videos for, like, The Damned and the Sex Pistols, and I never did one for The Clash.
But I've done lots and lots of different films, and, uh, I prefer long form rather than short form.
I made the Sex Pistols live at Brixton when they did one of their first reforms, and, uh, we spent five nights at Brixton filming it every night, and it all got put together, and it still is all, all over the internet.
the 1960s pop star that had more hits than The Beatles but never really became very famous.
And I made it with his mum, and it's a beautiful film, and when it w- came out on BBC4, it was the most watched film of the year on that channel, and it was in all the cinemas.
But I met some really wonderful people through that, um, like his roommate, Vince Eager, and they tell all these stories about, you know, running around London and Soho in the, in the '60s.
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