Jarvis Cocker - Songbook Part 7

From Auschwitz To Ipswich (acoustic)
Series revealing the secrets of the art of songwriting. Pulp frontman Jarvis Cocker reveals the inspiration behind some of his best-loved hits, before giving an intimate performance.

[@markbusk]

Jarvis is such a down to earth bloke...i wish more celebrities were like this!

[@ChainNonSmoker]

I remember buying the album I was only 15 or 16 then.
This song is so calming even tho it delivers rather a dark message. The magic of Jarvis I guess.
Where are the calming pop/rock songs nowadays, seems everything is so hurried lately it makes me nervous.

[@Pistols-7714]

I don't know if it's even funnier that they got a completely humourless man to interview Jarvis Cocker and not laugh at anything he says because anyone else would

[@FungusMossGnosis]

Still that's much preferable to a bubbly interviewer who force-laughs at anything to fill the silence.

[@rogeriobandos4926]

Sad and beautiful song, and when the singer / songwritter is a nice guy like Jarvis, it gets better to ears and soul.

[@jarvisxxx]

thanks for posting all songbook 1 to 7 they was brill really enjoyed watching them . xxx

[@ruifilipe9239]

Beautiful Song ....

[@kidheadcase]

Lots of sadness, guilt and humanity in that song delivered nonchalantly.

[@1lingu]

5:35 to 7:05 I love Jarvis for saying that

[@tonyashford1]

am inspired again u the man

[@WonsPhreely]

thanks so much for this!!! jarv is my hero!
what is this show? r there any other artists on it?

[@Ramblebar]

Does anybody know if there is and Ian McCulloch episode,if so someone needs to upload it!!!

[@nicck]

Hmm, I'm kinda annoyed. My hands are tiny and his are huge...I can't even play it!

[@MariaMay1982]

Use your teeth