Tag: Arts Council

Spawning five singles including her biggest hit ‘Suddenly I See’, 'Eye to the Telescope' launched KT Tunstall onto the world stage.

Don Letts shares his memories of meeting Bob and helping introduce him to the punk sounds of London in the late seventies.

'Everybody Loves The Sunshine' deserves its spot at the very top of Roy Ayers' achievements and is a testament to his easy-going innovations. Four decades later we can still feel its heat.

Dave Davies joins us at The John Peel Centre For Creative Arts to look back on The Kinks most treasured album.

Get the inside scoop on what it was like working with David Bowie. Ken’s first hand accounts are a wonder to behold and a must for any Bowie fan.

Skin joins Colleen to discuss Nina Simone and Etta James, two iconic women who faced unbelievable challenges yet still managed to be musical game-changers and incendiary performers.

Following the horrific events of September 11th, 2001, New York was a scarred city that was determined to move on and rebuild.

Four decades ago, the B-52s arrived on the Athens, Georgia, party scene with killer guitar riffs, their silly but eerie lyrics, and their sky-high beehive wigs.

OK Computer seamlessly infuses electronic instrumentation into the initial Britrock sound without overwhelming it and the result is a spacey soundscape. OK Computer was the first Radiohead album that truly shocked their fans.