Episode 8
Joining Jools in the studio are Friendly Fires, Beverley Knight, James Vincent McMorrow, Blondie, Yuck and Nathaniel Rateliff.
Joining Jools for the eighth and final show of this series are St Albans trio Friendly Fires, who return to the studio to perform tunes from their new album Pala, the follow-up to their Mercury-nominated debut.
Soul sista Beverley Knight is also on hand with music from her brand new album Soul UK, which celebrates the British soul tunes she grew up with. From Dublin, James Vincent McMorrow is making his UK TV debut, and coming in for a chat about their new album are pop icons Blondie.
Also on the show are London four-piece Yuck, who channel the 90s sound of Sonic Youth and Dinosaur Jnr, but in a 21st-century way, and Nathaniel Rateliff, a new young singer-songwriter from Denver, with a track from his debut album In Memory of Loss.
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Blondie chat to Jools Holland
Duration: 03:11
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Donovan chats to Jools Holland
Duration: 02:27
Music Played
Timings (where shown) are from the start of the programme in hours and minutes
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Friendly Fires
Live Those Days Tonight
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Beverley Knight
Fairplay
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Yuck
Holing Out
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James Vincent McMorrow
This Old Dark Machine
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Donovan
Sunshine Superman
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Friendly Fires
Show Me Lights
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Nathaniel Rateliff
Early Spring Till
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BEVERLEY KNIGHT with JOOLS
Where In The World
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James Vincent McMorrow
Sparrow & The Wolf
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Yuck
Get Away
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Friendly Fires
Hawaiian Air
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Beverley Knight
Apparently Nothin'
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Jools Holland |
| Director | Janet Fraser-Crook |
| Series Producer | Alison Howe |
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