Clint Conley
Musician_ Mission of Burma
Clint Conley played bass for Mission of Burma from 1979 to 1983. He left active participation in music in the middle eighties to go to grad school in broadcast journalism. Shortly there after, Clint started a career as a television producer.
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After a 19 year hibernation Mission of Burma began performing again in 2002 and the band generated a huge following of new and old fans alike, recording five more albums and touring to support that effort.
Clint is also a producer at WCVB-TV, the ABC affiliate in Boston, and has the occasional sonic relapse. He is the happily married, father of two, grandfather of one. Clint want’s you to know he is “luckier than he has any right to be….”
ASK CLINT A QUESTION:
Some of the work in the Boston Flashpoint gallery comes from musicians who were in art school. Is that where you and your mates in MOB developed your artist skills?
How long a process was it for you to create a poster?
When Clint Conley sat down to create a poster, what is on the table in front of him?
What was more important the look or the information on the poster?
Who did the poster from the Paradise with SS D Control that is a composite of all the band members, and how was it done?
Artist Peter Dayton from the band La Peste said that “The Xerox machine and band poster was also a huge influence in the scene…serving like a very early version of the internet.” Do you agree with him?
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