EFDVDPG01 - Peter Gabriel: Documented
2 DVD-R Set
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Disc 1: 
The South Bank Show (Making of PGIV / Security)
UK, ITV Broadcast 31st October 1982, 49 minutes.

Disc 2: 
Old Grey Whistle Test Interview - re: Womad and Six of the Best - UK, BBC
Broadcast, 9th October 1982, 10 minutes.

Whistle Test Documentary - Making of 'So' and 'Red Rain' solo piano - UK, BBC
Broadcast, 1986, 8

One to One Interview - Up close and personal interview about his career - UK,
ITV Broadcast, 1989, 27 minutes.

This is the release of the first EFDVD Peter Gabriel DVD by the Epping Forest group. 
All footage taken from master PAL VHS tapes from broadcast.

Sleeve notes: 

Our first Peter Gabriel release is an update of a classic documentary, coupled with some less well known 
but equally interesting interview footage. The South Bank Show documentary on Disc 1 was first broadcast 
in 1982 on the ITV network in the UK and offers a fascinating glimpse of Peter at work in his studio. 
The show takes us right from demo versions of songs created solely by Peter and producer David Lord, 
and with exotic working titles like "Jung In Africa", to the nearly finished articles, including the live 
premiere of some tracks at the Womad festival. This new version is taken from a PAL master tape and is 
hopefully the best you will see. 

Disc 2 starts off with two short interview pieces from the BBC, the first being from the "Old Grey Whistle 
test" in 1982 where Peter talks about Womad and the previous week's "Six Of The Best" show at Milton keynes. 
The second is from "Whistle Test" in 1986, showing Peter at home again in his studio and featuring a lovely 
solo piano version of "Red Rain". Fast forward to 1989, and Peter is again being interviewed, this time in 
the "One To One" Programme. He talks at length about his career, his life and his videos, and it's well 
worth a watch, if only to marvel at the incredible hairstyle Peter is wearing at the time!


Credits:
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Sources: Stuart Holmes
DVD capture, authoring, editing and artwork: Willem Beens