Yeti Bootlegs is an ongoing series programmed by Mike McGonigal consisting of rare and hard to find music films and video expertly edited together from a variety of archival sources.
BIO: Mike McGonigal lives in Portland, OR where he is the editorial director for Yeti Publications. He has compiled two critically-acclaimed CD box sets for the Tompkins Square label: Fire in My Bones: Raw + Rare + Otherworldly African-American Gospel (1944-2007) and the just-released This May Be My Last Time Singing: African-American Gospel on 45RPM, 1957-1982. He’s also compiled four gospel LPs for Mississippi, a few for his own Social Music label, and one for the Spanish label Penniman.
Upcoming Events:
Wednesday, Feb. 29th, 7:30 p.m. – $7 Admission
Stick around for a live performance after the screening!
This collage program will collect music videos, concert footage (some never before seen, not even on YouTube) and several NZ-based documentaries to tell (some of) the story of this lovely island nation’s incredibly fertile underground pop and experimental scene. Footage will span from 1978 to something like the present, featuring The Clean, Axemen, Tall Dwarfs, Alastair Galbraith, Bill Direen, Dead C, Snapper, Chills. JPSE, Alpaca Brothers, Look Blue Go Purple and more!
