“Legendary film maker Ken Loach joins Mary Anne. He will be discussing why he loves dance hall culture, on the back of his new film Jimmy’s Hall.
Loach, 77, is the director behind many British classics, including Poor Cow, Kes, Hidden Agenda, Riff-Raff, The Wind That Shakes The Barley, Looking For Eric and the Spirit of ’45. He has won awards at BAFTA, Cannes, the Venice Film Festival and the Berlin International Film Festival. In 1977 he turned down an OBE.
Jimmy’s Hall was released in cinemas on May 22nd. It concerns Irish deportation, activism and dance halls.
Also, expect music for dancing to.”
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Mary Anne Hobbs on 6 Music 2014-06-08 In a Dance Hall with Ken Loach [Uploaded.net download] [Oboom.com download]

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“Alison Goldfrapp takes time out from touring to spin some of her favourite tracks for your listening pleasure.
Expect everything from Soundtracks to synth to soul and beyond.
Alison formed the electronic based duo Goldfrapp in 1999 with fellow musician Will Gregory.
Their 2000 debut album Felt Mountain went on to be nominated for the Mercury Prize. Goldfrapp’s second album Black Cherry became their major breakthrough as they moved away from their former trip-hop sound and ventured into the world’s of glam-rock and synthpop.
The duo released their sixth album Tales of Us in late 2013 on the legendary Mute record label.”

Alison Goldfrapp on 6 Music 2014-06-08 Soundtracking Your Sunday Afternoon [Oboom.com download]

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“Celebrate! It’s Saturday. Summer is coming. It’s Prince’s birthday. His collaborator Lianne La Havas is on the show.
Who needs more excuse than that?
The Purple One turns 56 today. Let’s party like it’s Prince’s birthday! Award winning singer/songwriter La Havas, who hosted a Prince press conference in her living room, joins Mary Anne to reveal a little about this mysterious musical legend.”
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Mary Anne Hobbs on 6 Music 2014-06-07 What Is Prince Like? [Uploaded.net download] [Oboom.com download]

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“Lauren Laverne curates an hour of her favourite new releases showcasing musical genres from Folk to Hip Hop, African Music to electronica joining fellow 6 Music presenters Tom Ravenscroft, Mary Anne Hobbs and Steve Lamacq from Tuesday to Friday each week.”
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Lauren Laverne – 6 Music Recommends 2014-06-10 [Uploaded.net download] [Oboom.com download]

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Yay, here is a set from Jamie xx!!

Jamie xx at Primavera Sound Festival 2014, Parc del Fòrum – Barcelona 2014-05-29 [Uploaded.net download] [Oboom.com download]

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“Each week the Don selects a piece of Crucial Vinyl (an album that has shaped his musical taste and helped to make him who he is) from his collection. He features three tracks from it and explains why it means so much to him.
This week he picks George Harrison’s epic triple album All Things Must Pass. Released in 1970, it was the ex-Beatles’ third solo release and contains many songs he’d been stockpiling since 1966, that he hadn’t been able to get included on Beatles records.
Don was a keen fan of the Beatles and at one time owned one of the largest collections of Beatles memorabilia in the UK.
Don’s other selections cross time, space and genre as ever and include Lee Scratch Perry, Owen Pallett, Sun Ra and Russian Red.”

Don Letts on 6 Music 2014-06-08 Crucial Vinyl: George Harrison’s All Things Must Pass [Uploaded.net download] [Oboom.com download]

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