In this episode we look at bridges and beer, Sade, Joe Longthorne, Woody from Spiders (no, not the nightclub) and we finish our study of the Beautiful South. Presented by Lynsey Frost. You can read more at http://www.outtahull.uk/ (www.outtahull.uk).

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In this episode we meet a band named after a furniture shop on Beverley Road, some girls join the Beautiful South, and a band from Wolfreton School called Scarlet hit the big time. Presented by Lynsey Frost. You can read more at www.outtahull.uk.

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In this episode we continue to look at the formation of the Housemartins, as Dave Hemingway joins the band. We meet a Fine Young Punk called Roland Gift, and a choirboy from Hull who made it big in America called David Whitfield. A quick trip to the New Adelphi club sees us on our way. Presented by Lynsey Frost. You can read more at www.outtahull.uk.

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In this episode we look at the formation of the Housemartins, and how the decline of the fishing industry impacted on Hull's conscience from the 1970s. We meet a man called Mick Ronson, who once played in David Bowie's band, and we prepare for the Housemartins to hit the big time. Presented by Lynsey Frost. You can read more at www.outtahull.uk.

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What is the new show about? All your questions answered, and we meet a man called Paul. You can find out more at OuttaHull.uk and sign up for additional free content. Featuring Lynsey Frost.

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Bookmark us, follow us, tune in this winter for a walk along the Hull bands of the 1980s and 1990s. Why was Hull so influential? Is there such a thing as the Hull sound? And could it return to the frontline of the frontman in future?

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