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Management Contact for Gigs - Corporates - Press - PR enquiries
Juliet Sharman Matthews
Fallen Angel Ltd.
15 Culmington Road
London W13 9NJ
phone: 07967 636442
email:
juliet@jpsm-music.co.uk
Italian agent
Ater
Daniela Barbieri, Pasquale Vita or Gabriella Fabbria
Via Giardini 466/G
41100 Modena
Italy
phone: 0039 059 340221
fax: 0039 059 342802
e-mail:
musica@ater.emr.it mundus@ater.emr.it
Do remember I'm available for corporate or private events as well as regular gigs. Maybe you want to hear me in your town - let Juliet, Daniela, Pasquale or Gabriela know the name of the venue or you might like to contact the venue on my behalf to determine the possibilities…
Acting
Michelle Braidman Associates
2 Futura House
169 Grange Road
London, SE1 3BN
phone: +44 (0)20 7237 3523
e-mail:
mb@braidman.com
A follow-up to
August, the new CD,
Migratory Birds, once more with Marc Ribot, is out in November, 2008. It is designed by Todd Hedgpeth in San Francisco with photographs by my brother, Rod:
www.rodmorris.co.uk
The rest of year so far has been a fascinating mixture of events, gigs and theatre:
Martyn Barker, Alastair Gavin, Dominic Miller, Tony Remy, Henry Thomas and I did a sell-out 3 nights at Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club featuring loads of new material as well as some old favourites.
I sang at a party for Sara/hs that was recorded for BBC Radio 4.
Earlier this year I played the part of Mere Ubu in Bring Me the Head of Ubu Roi with David Thomas as Pere Ubu at Queen Elizabeth Hall, London (actually it wasn't just me because Otis, my son, also played a variety of parts!). David Thomas edited the original play, Ubu Roi, by Jarry and added songs which we and his band, Pere Ubu, performed and then recorded. Below is the picture put out for the press.
Alastair Gavin (that's us below) and Tony Remy. The CD is full of new songs that I've already been singing at concerts - you can see Dominic and me singing You're really nowhere at all, if you click on the video button on the left and We still have a world to win was written because I was so moved by the monks uprising in 2007 and the tragic events of Cyclone Nargis in May 2008. I sang it at the Blue Note in Milan.
Dominic Miller and I performed at the Hay Festival of Literature and, while there, recorded one of my new songs, You're Really Nowhere At All, written by me and Dominic, for the Sky Arts Channel- click on the links for the video and the lyrics.
The Guardian
'Lit by abstract projections by the Brothers Quay, Thomas and Morris play the king-murdering hero and his shrew-like wife, Mère Ubu… The vivacious Morris is excellent as the plotting queen.'
The Times
'Thomas played the role of the boorish, flatulent, bullying, petty tyrant to the hilt, roundly abusing his band and anyone else within range, but particularly his wife, Mere Ubu, played with a feisty spirit by Morris.'
In May, July and August I recorded a CD with Enrico Melozzi and 14 other cellos in Rome....
Here in London I've recorded a CD, Where it Hurts, with Dominic Miller, Martyn Barker, Henry Thomas,
I have just recorded a song called
Halalalalayah, a famous Palestinian love song, as a duet with Rim Banna and Jamil Sayed for a project called
Songs Across Walls of Separation, produced by the wonderful Norwegian, Erik Hillested. It will be released in October – more information can be found on
www.kkv.no.
For all you Italian fans, the dates for Alexandra Platz, Rome have been changed because the club is being decorated. Dominic and I will be there in February - check out the Gigs list.
Canadian press on Sarah Jane's September tour:
'one of the most evocative singers I have ever seen.'