Jimmy McDonough's guest appearances

Jimmy McDonough

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We are honoured to have had the rare opportunity to interview one of the most remarkable authors and heroes of counter culture, Jimmy McDonough. A humble man with loads of charisma &amp; humility and refused to go on camera, so we complied with his conditions and therefore this podcast is audio only. Meticulous in his research, obsessive &amp; passionate in his writing, Jimmy sheds light on some of the most profound yet neglected artists of the 20th century. We first came across his writings in the pages of the fanzine, Sleazoid Express (A Mind-Twisting Tour Through the Grindhouse Cinema of Times Square) Not an observers look at the decline of Grindhouse Cinema on 42nd Street, but a true participant at the hellish edge of celluloids demise. Jimmy saturates himself in the details of every subject he pursues. The greatest example of this is his work on poverty row filmmaker Andy Milligan: The Ghastly Ones. In which he moved into Andy’s home, assisted &amp; starred in his later productions and finally nursed him to his death. A poet laureate on the scale of Tennessee Williams, Henry Miller, Harold Pinter and William Burrows. We are fortunate to have this rare breed of raconteur, artist, writer and 3D photographer, living on this planet at the same time we are. Believe us, the rest will be in the history books.

We are honoured to have had the rare opportunity to interview one of the most remarkable authors and heroes of counter culture, Jimmy McDonough. A humble man with loads of charisma &amp; humility and refused to go on camera, so we complied with his conditions and therefore this podcast is audio only. Meticulous in his research, obsessive &amp; passionate in his writing, Jimmy sheds light on some of the most profound yet neglected artists of the 20th century. We first came across his writings in the pages of the fanzine, Sleazoid Express (A Mind-Twisting Tour Through the Grindhouse Cinema of Times Square) Not an observers look at the decline of Grindhouse Cinema on 42nd Street, but a true participant at the hellish edge of celluloids demise. Jimmy saturates himself in the details of every subject he pursues. The greatest example of this is his work on poverty row filmmaker Andy Milligan: The Ghastly Ones. In which he moved into Andy’s home, assisted &amp; starred in his later productions and finally nursed him to his death. A poet laureate on the scale of Tennessee Williams, Henry Miller, Harold Pinter and William Burrows. We are fortunate to have this rare breed of raconteur, artist, writer and 3D photographer, living on this planet at the same time we are. Believe us, the rest will be in the history books.

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Jimmy McDonough Soul Survivor

Best known for his biographies of Russ Meyer, Neil Young and Andy Milligan. We talk trash cinema, New York in the 80's and other juicy subjects.

Biographer Jimmy McDonough