
Released October 1990, 'Good Morning Britain' arrived at a pivotal moment of UK political and cultural transition: Margaret Thatcher's eleven-year tenure was weeks from its end, the acid house revolution had already reshaped British youth culture, and the post-industrial wounds addressed in the song's lyrics — deindustrialisation, the Miners' Strike, The Troubles, Welsh and Scottish marginalisation — remained…
A late but significant entry in the tradition of British political pop music videos, 'Good Morning Britain' occupies a rare space between mainstream chart pop (UK #19) and documentary video art. Director Scarlett-Davis applied the collage logic of the 1980s Scratch Video movement — a form defined…
British artist, director, writer, and editor born July 1950. Pioneer of the UK Scratch Video movement in the early 1980s, directing TV Dinner (1982), Behaviour Red (1982), and A to Z (1983). His early video art was included in international exhibitions…
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