paul weller 6 music interview 25 june 2012
1.the dangerous age
2.chat
3.the attic
4.chat
5.the kinks 'wonder boy'
6.chat
7.the guillemots 'southern winds'
paul weller xfm session 25 june 2012
8. all on a misty morning
9.when your gardens overgrown
10. the dangerous age
paul weller rolling stone session 19 june 2012
11. the dangerous age
12. the attic
13.when your gardens overgrown
14. be happy children
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Showing posts with label 6music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 6music. Show all posts
Thursday, 28 June 2012
Friday, 1 June 2012
paul weller 6music interview 30/05/2012
Paul Weller joins Shaun to chat about his new album 'Sonik Kicks'. He releases new single 'When Your Garden's Overgrown' this week which features Noel Gallgher on bass guitar and tips its hat to a certain Syd Barrett: "I think this song's about Syd Barrett" says Paul. "It's like, what would it have been like if he hadn't got into music? If he'd gone off to the continent and just been an artist on the side-street in France. He probably would've been happier. There's some lines in there about the brush strokes of fame and I'm thinking of Syd at the time. He was an artist at heart, not a rock star."
He chats with Shaun ahead of some live dates in New York and Toronto in May before heading back to the UK to perform at Jodrell Bank on 24th June. He then headlines the Sunday at Latitude Festival on July 15th.
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He chats with Shaun ahead of some live dates in New York and Toronto in May before heading back to the UK to perform at Jodrell Bank on 24th June. He then headlines the Sunday at Latitude Festival on July 15th.
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Sunday, 6 May 2012
omd 6music session 13 december 2010
omd in session for radcilffle and maconie on 6music
1.sister marie says
2.history of modern love
3.enola gay
4.part 1 with chat
5.part 2 with chat
6.part 3 with chat
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1.sister marie says
2.history of modern love
3.enola gay
4.part 1 with chat
5.part 2 with chat
6.part 3 with chat
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the first time with...ADAM ANT + 2011 interviews
Matt Everitt's critically acclaimed series The First Time returns for a second series which sees Matt in conversation with some of the most influential musicians of today.
His first guest is 80s legend Adam Ant. His recent battles with mental health have come to dominate people's memories of Adam Ant so it's become easy to forget just what a massive star he was. Adam was a key member in the nascent UK punk scene before leading a band who eventually made him one of the biggest stars in the world - blending pop tunes with a punk sensibility and an inspired image that was part Byronic hero, part Beau Brummell and part Highwayman.
Matt Everitt speaks frankly to the man once known simply as Stuart Goddard, about the birth of punk, his emergence to become probably the most recognisable and successful major solo pop star of the early 80s, his spectacular and tragic fall from grace, and how he's been tackling Asperger syndrome to return to the stage and release his first album in seven years.
also included in the zip are richard bacon radio 5 and radio 4 loose ends interviews
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stuart maconie 6 music interview
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His first guest is 80s legend Adam Ant. His recent battles with mental health have come to dominate people's memories of Adam Ant so it's become easy to forget just what a massive star he was. Adam was a key member in the nascent UK punk scene before leading a band who eventually made him one of the biggest stars in the world - blending pop tunes with a punk sensibility and an inspired image that was part Byronic hero, part Beau Brummell and part Highwayman.
Matt Everitt speaks frankly to the man once known simply as Stuart Goddard, about the birth of punk, his emergence to become probably the most recognisable and successful major solo pop star of the early 80s, his spectacular and tragic fall from grace, and how he's been tackling Asperger syndrome to return to the stage and release his first album in seven years.
also included in the zip are richard bacon radio 5 and radio 4 loose ends interviews
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stuart maconie 6 music interview
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Monday, 23 April 2012
paul weller 6music session 13-03-2012
audio and flash video of the session included in the zip
1. Intro
2. Around The Lake
3. happy bday 6music
4. That Dangerous Age
5. The Attic
6. chat with lauren
7. The Changingman
8. Wake Up The Nation
9. When Your Garden's Overgrown
10. Lauren outro
11. Andromeda
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1. Intro
2. Around The Lake
3. happy bday 6music
4. That Dangerous Age
5. The Attic
6. chat with lauren
7. The Changingman
8. Wake Up The Nation
9. When Your Garden's Overgrown
10. Lauren outro
11. Andromeda
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Friday, 20 April 2012
the first time...with mick jones 6music podcast
For many people The Clash were the greatest band of all time - they took the sprit and anger of the Sex Pistols and combined it with a idealism and passionate political righteousness that's never been matched. They broke the fleeting template of punk, by finding international success, absorbing a host of different influences and in doing so, producing a collection of great albums in their decade-long career - a collection that includes at least one genuine classic in London Calling.
At the helm of the band were the late great Joe Strummer - and this week's guest on The First Time, the mighty Mick Jones.
Mick talks Matt Everitt through the history of his years with The Clash - the birth of their gang mentality, their love of musical experimentation and his eventual split from the group (something which clearly still smarts), while also looking back on his early life as a rock n roller (even though his first musical memory was the Coldstream Guards) and the formation of the groundbreaking (and newly reformed) Big Audio Dynamite, as well as his work as a producer with bands including The Libertines and his experiences as a key member of Damon Albarn's multi-headed multimedia simian supergroup Gorillaz.
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At the helm of the band were the late great Joe Strummer - and this week's guest on The First Time, the mighty Mick Jones.
Mick talks Matt Everitt through the history of his years with The Clash - the birth of their gang mentality, their love of musical experimentation and his eventual split from the group (something which clearly still smarts), while also looking back on his early life as a rock n roller (even though his first musical memory was the Coldstream Guards) and the formation of the groundbreaking (and newly reformed) Big Audio Dynamite, as well as his work as a producer with bands including The Libertines and his experiences as a key member of Damon Albarn's multi-headed multimedia simian supergroup Gorillaz.
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Thursday, 19 April 2012
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