27/08/2013
Janice Forsyth hears about the first Dundee Print Festival, talks to The Rutles' Neil Innes, and finds out why Thomas Dolby is fascinated by lighthouses.
Janice speaks to Neil Innes, founder member of legendary band The Rutles, who are on the road for their fourth (or is that fifth?) final reunion tour.
Thomas Dolby is a 1980s electropop pioneer, who is now music director for TED. He's now taking a film project on the road, and tells Janice about the inspiration for his Invisible Lighthouse tour.
Janice hears about the first ever Print Festival Scotland, celebrating the work of printmakers, which is taking place in Dundee. Plus, a photographic exhibition which aims to highlight the issue of homelessness, and the cultural significance of the seaside.
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Music Played
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The Black Crowes
HARD TO HANDLE
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Glasvegas
Later...When The TV Turns To Static
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Calvin Harris
Thinking About You (feat. Ayah Marar)
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Thomas Dolby
SHE BLINDED ME WITH SCIENCE
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The Milk Carton Kids
HONEY HONEY
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Manic Street Preachers
SHOW ME THE WONDER
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The Rutles
CHEESE AND ONIONS
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The Rutles
Doubleback Alley
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London Grammar
STRONG
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The Lee Thompson Ska Orchestra
FU MANCHU
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The Rutles
Get Up and Go
Broadcast
- Tue 27 Aug 2013 14:05主播大秀 Radio Scotland
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