EXCLUSIVE news from the camp of the legendary Beat-rock-folk-poetry band as the group celebrate their late, great member Tuli Kupferberg on record and bring unheard work back to life
Journalist and Kerouac biographer Steve Turner writes: 'I met Tuli in Greenwich Village when researching my Kerouac book. There was a guy called Steve Dalachinsky who used to sell bootleg cassette tapes on the sidewalk of MacDougal street. I bought a load of Kerouac tapes from him and one day as I was talking to him Tuli came up and Steve introduced me to him.'
A documentary about Tuli solo is also in the works created by talented French film maker David Liver with the assistance of videographer Francois Combin. Liver shows a remarkable appreciation of Tuli and his doc Tuli! Tuli! Tuli! is going to be a gem! His girlfriend made a fab funny but realistic puppet called Little Tuli that's going to be in the film too.
Thank you, Steve for that. Sadly Steve Dalachinsky died, aged 72, in 2019. I met him at the European Beat Studies Network conference in Paris in 2017. He was a very amusing, entertaining livewire New Yorker. Much missed.
Journalist and Kerouac biographer Steve Turner writes: 'I met Tuli in Greenwich Village when researching my Kerouac book. There was a guy called Steve Dalachinsky who used to sell bootleg cassette tapes on the sidewalk of MacDougal street. I bought a load of Kerouac tapes from him and one day as I was talking to him Tuli came up and Steve introduced me to him.'
Is there a release date for this?
A documentary about Tuli solo is also in the works created by talented French film maker David Liver with the assistance of videographer Francois Combin. Liver shows a remarkable appreciation of Tuli and his doc Tuli! Tuli! Tuli! is going to be a gem! His girlfriend made a fab funny but realistic puppet called Little Tuli that's going to be in the film too.
Could you email me and I can get back that way. Thank you.
Thank you, Steve for that. Sadly Steve Dalachinsky died, aged 72, in 2019. I met him at the European Beat Studies Network conference in Paris in 2017. He was a very amusing, entertaining livewire New Yorker. Much missed.