Episode 5
Jools is joined by US bluesman Seasick Steve, Australia's guitar monsters Wolfmother, Howard Devoto's reformed Magazine and soul singer Jimmy Ruffin.
US bluesman Seasick Steve, now based in Norfolk, returns with his unique take on life and guitar playing, and a couple of tunes from his new album Man From Another Time.
Also in the studio Australia's guitar monsters Wolfmother, who undoubtedly take inspiration from the psychedelic groups of the 1960s along with the rock gods of the 70s, such as Black Sabbath and AC/DC.
Howard Devoto's reformed Magazine also perform songs on the show, including their 1978 classic debut single Shot By Both Sides.
And from Colinsville, Mississippi, soul singer Jimmy Ruffin, who had a worldwide hit in 1966 with What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted.
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Paloma Faith
New York
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Magazine
Shot By Both Sides
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Wolfmother
New Moon Rising
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Jimmy Ruffin
What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted
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Devendra Banhart
Baby
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Seasick Steve
Diddly Bo
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Paloma Faith
Upside Down
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
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| Presenter | Jools Holland |
| Director | Janet Fraser-Crook |
| Producer | Alison Howe |
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