Incredible!
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Wow what an opener. Never realised that tiny snippet was a sample.
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Oh weird. Just put this in the sample thread. So good.
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fuckin’ love norm’s. unless i’m closer to canter’s, in which case - i’m going to canter’s.
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Norms followed by comedy at Largo down the road!
Always loved documentary series from these 2 on BBC. Apparently BBC don’t commission art docs any longer and these 2 have now collaborated on this pod cast series. Have worked through Van Gogh, Michaelangelo, Frida Kahlo amongst others. Basquiat up next. Excellent viewing/listening/learning.
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Thank you, I love those two and didn’t know about that. One of the best books I read last year was James Fox’s Craftland which is just out in paperback
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Tighter than a gnat’s chuff.
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Guessing the same applies to history docs as well- there always used to be new historical docs on bbc it seemed but just stagnant now for the most part
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Englishman Jools Holland - One of the most important presenters in television history - who for decades has played a major role in finding and supporting brilliant music and musicians takes a trip to Kingston, Jamaica in 1984. Along the way he encounters the nation’s vibrant Reggae & Dancehall scene.
Directed by Geoff Wonfor.
Featuring Billy Boyo, Black Uhuru, Dennis Brown, Eek-A-Mouse, Lee Perry, Lee Van Cliff, Massive Dread, Mutabaruka, Sly & Robbie, Wailing Souls, Yellowman and many more…
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Not really my bag overall, but interesting to hear these 2 talking about records.
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