Matt Bellamy, Mark Webber, Sally Lindsay and Caro Emerald
Chris chats to Matt Bellamy, Mark Webber, Sally Lindsay, and Caro Emerald plays live in the studio.
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Caro Emerald performs Love Is A Losing Game
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The Jimi Hendrix Experience
Crosstown Traffic
- The Jimi Hendrix Collection.
- Universal.
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Kerri Watt
Long Way ΒιΆΉΤΌΕΔ
- (CD Single).
- 25 Hour Convenience Store.
- 001.
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Dion
The Wanderer
- The Wanderers (Original S/Track).
- Sequel Records.
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Joe Jackson
Steppin' Out
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Rod Stewart
Please
- (CD Single).
- Capitol.
- 001.
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Amy Grant
Big Yellow Taxi
- Woman (Various Artists).
- Polygram Tv/Sony Tv.
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Joan Jett and the Blackhearts
I Love Rock 'n' Roll
- Joan Jett - I Love Rock 'n' Roll.
- Blackheart.
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Zac Brown Band
Loving You Easy
- Jekyll + Hyde.
- Republic.
- 1.
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Gary Barlow
Let Me Go
- (CD Single).
- Polydor.
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Barry Mann
Who Put The Bomp In The Bomp, Bomp, Bomp!
- Rockvile Vol 16.
- Backline Records.
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Bay City Rollers
Shang-A-Lang
- Super 70's (Various Artists).
- Virgin.
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John Travolta & Olivia NewtonβJohn
We Go Together
- Grease (Original Movie Soundtrack).
- Polydor.
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Nerina Pallot
Rousseau
- (CD Single).
- Idaho Records.
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The Maisonettes
Heartache Avenue
- History Of The 80's (Various Artists).
- Br Music.
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Pharrell Williams
Happy
- (CD Single).
- RCA.
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Morecambe & Wise
Bring Me Sunshine
- Summer Holiday (Various Artists).
- Sony Music.
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Pratt & McClain
Happy Days
- Television's Greatest Hits Volume 3 70s & 80s.
- Silva Screen Records Ltd.
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Stereophonics
I Wanna Get Lost With You
- (CD Single).
- Parlophone.
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The Proclaimers
I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)
- Now 13, Part 2 (Various Artists).
- Now.
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Muse
Starlight
- (CD Single).
- Warner Bros.
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MIKA
All She Wants
- (CD Single).
- Virgin.
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Nina Simone
Ain't Got No, I Got Life
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- Sony BMG.
Chris' Pause For Thought: Bishop Nick Baines
From Nick Baines, Bishop of Leeds for the Diocese of West Yorkshire & the Dales:Μύ
I could do with a bit of Aussie Grit right now because ... I am in the same room as Caro Emerald. Apart from buying her albums when they came out, I actually got to see her and her excellent band in Leeds a few months ago. It was brilliant and even made me want to dance.
That is not a pretty sight.
So, I didn't.
But, I love live music. I think I am probably the only bishop in the Church of England who has been arrested for busking on the Paris Metro. I was only nineteen or twenty at the time, but I still wear the badge with pride.
The thing about live music is that every performance is totally unique. It can never be done exactly the same way twice. The music itself can be played around with, and the audience plays its part in creating - or ruining - the atmosphere.
I guess this is what acting and Formula One and music have in common: you watch or listen partly to see if anything goes wrong. I remember reading a paper about why people watch other people climbing up cliffs - and concluding that it is partly to see if they fall off. There is always the potential for a live performance to go wrong as well as wonderfully well.
This 'living on the edge' bit is what gives performance its power, isn't it?
I think there are some people who are terrified of this. Play it safe, keep everything under control, make sure there are no surprises: all that sort of thing. But, that attitude can sometimes be rooted in fear, not adventure or excitement.
Now, this goes beyond music or acting or driving fast cars. I think it goes to the heart of whether we see life as something to be grasped or tamed. When Jesus asked people to follow him, I think he got this: don't come with me if you want to keep everything safe and tame; it's going to be an interesting ride and it might go wrong; are you up for it?
So, Caro, I hope the deleted scenes on the cutting room floor will not be the boring bits of life, but expose the undisclosed desires that are awakened by the muse that fires our imagination.Μύ
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