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Bebop Spoken There

Dave Puddy: "Eventually we paid our entrance money [to Eel Pie Island] and fought our way to one of the many bars where we could buy our Newcastle Brown and retire to the back of the heaving dancefloor. There must have been lights somewhere, but my memory remains of being in some dark cavernous wonderland." - (Just Jazz July 2020)

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Monday, April 20, 2020

Preview: Black Music in Europe: A Hidden History (part 3, Tuesday 21)

The third and final part of Clarke Peters' survey of post colonial musicians migrating to Europe will be broadcast tomorrow (Tuesday) at 9:00am on Radio 4. Black musicians from Jamaica, Trinidad, Surinam and many other parts of the globe found a home - and an audience - in Europe during the 1970s which coincided with the rise of disco and the synthesiser. If you miss the morning broadcast be sure to catch the repeat at 9:30pm. BSH's Ann Alex will once again review the programme.     
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PS: See also previous post by Brian Ebbatson.
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