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4 SATURDAY


Inn On The Green
4pm-1am
Roughler night

Whatever Happened To Mr Saucy? Roughler TV All-Dayer
An all day event of film, music and reminiscence that will transport in time but not place. Starting with film, moving on to debate; 'What's So Great About Portobello Rd? and ending in an orgy of music and self-indulgence.
The film fare opens with Peter Richardson's Golden Montreux winner The Strike, includes Roger Pomphrey's Who The Fuck Is Peter Docherty, and the premiere of Ben Young's. The launch of Roughler TV offers first insight on Unicyle Hockey, Panto, Banksy, False Memory, etc.
After a panel discussion, the evening features bands, music and Portobello Celebrity Stars In Their Eyes.

ROUGHLER MAGAZINE
The Roughler Magazine was the house journal of a unique group of people who frequented Portobello Road in the late 80s, a group that included Keith Allen (plus kids), Joe, Mick and Paul of The Clash, Will Self, Mark Quinn, Damien Hirst, Neneh Cherry, Shane MacGowan, Elvis Costello, Jake Arnott, anyone from The Comic Strip, Vic Reeves, Davina McCall, Anna Chancellor, Kevin Allen, and anyone else who knew a good time when they saw it.
The Roughler was produced by Ray 'Roughler' Jones, it was ID meets Tatler, Sniffing Glue meets the Big Issue, and retailed for whatever you had in your pocket or quite possibly free.
Now The Roughler is risen, phoenix-like from the ashes to remind us all of an era before Richard Curtis and 'Notting Hill' brought tourist hordes and surreal house prices; when David Cameron was still at Eton; when merchant banker still meant w****r.


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