Who's afraid of the Art of Noise? Well not us, we loved 'em. So much so that we have invited the one and only Anne Dudley on to the show this week. Anne Dudley is an obscenely talented composer, arranger, producer and performer. She is a fellow of The Royal College of Music, was nominated 3 times for an Ivor Novello Award, she has won two Brit awards, a Grammy and an *Oscar* for her score for the British comedy 'The Full Monty'. In 2014 she was presented with a BASCA Gold Badge for her outstanding contribution to the music industry. And ALL of this was AFTER she helped change the face of electronic music forever through her work with The Art of Noise. 

We also celebrate one of the best soul and funk labels around 'Daptone' by talking to Jessica Lipsky author of the definitive new book about the label that brought us Sharon Jones, Charles Bradley and Lee Fields, its called 'It aint retro: Daptone Records and the 21st century soul revolution.' 

And of course Anne and Eamon kick it all off by shooting the breeze and ruminating on the long awaited return of the dancefloor!

So strap yourselves in for another tasty slice of pod. 

PLAYLIST!

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2aJgGb30XvprGhMF8KDhdw?si=21812fd742644315

You:Tube playlist!

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPPl5xM2fbUqmC91KCSAloSssLFoZeTgF

You can buy Jessica Lipsky's book here (or at your local book store).

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Aint-Retro-Daptone-21st-Century-Revolution/dp/1911036734

You can also buy the legendary Tokyo concert by the Art of Noise after over 25 years of being unavailable.

https://www.roughtrade.com/gb/art-of-noise/noise-in-the-city-live-in-tokyo/lp-x2?channable=409d9269640033313338323106&gclid=Cj0KCQjw6s2IBhCnARIsAP8RfAgBuiSOZ46Yflr3ocolhZUvYQ4iOFhSXKWE86Jh7_VIoUgiYD2rN7waAuV8EALw_wcB

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Well what can we say about this episode other than it contains one of the finest musicians we have ever heard. Brian Jackson has over 50 years experience in the industry and has co-written some of the greatest songs of all time including 'The Bottle' and 'Winter in America' with Gil Scot-Heron. Its a dangerous game meeting your heroes but we are delighted to say that Brian is an absolute gentleman. Brian shares 3 Phonographic Memories with us along with so many fascinating asides. We also take the time to talk to legendary DJ The Mighty Zaf about the overlooked and underrated genre of Go-Go music. Wedged in between Hip-Hop and House Go-Go was once the hottest genre in the world but weirdly it seems to have been forgotten by the masses. Anne and Eamon meanwhile open the show by opening their hearts and discussing that most intimate of subjects, the lovers song. Eamon admits to a particularly awful selection whilst Anne realises she was the only one who even knew what her and her partners song even was.

It's a great show so why not tell someone about it?

And OMG with a couple of exceptions the play list is GO-GO-GOLD this week.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3G1Vu3jh3ZvVdwWFeN3Gap?si=e769325f9f4844a4

Or there is the YouTube version

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPPl5xM2fbUr7Yy6sEUoQJ7JGWJoe2Fpj

We have also been made aware of this Go-Go movie starring Art Garfunkle 'Good to go'

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikQCh8z1jF4&t=12s

Also buy your records at Love Vinyl:

https://m.facebook.com/lovevinyllondon/

P.S. Get well soon Zaf!

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This week Anne and Eamon go for a good old fashioned dig in a real live record store. We discover what is important about a record shop, go shoulder to shoulder in the disco section and discuss Record Store Day now that it's a fixture.

Our guest is the unbelievably talented singer, songwriter, author and actress Adele Bertie. Founder member of The Bloods, singer and songwriter who has written and recorded with The Contortions, The Pointer Sisters, Thomas Dolby and Scritti Politti to name but a few. She is also an accomplished writer with a number of books under her name including the autobiographical 'Peter and the Wolves' and music biography 'Why Labelle Matters'. She is a wise woman speaking very honestly.

You can find out more about Adele at her website:

https://www.adelebertei.com/

And here is the trailer for the film Anne mentions:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yUYIbUSgFs

Eldica Records is best expierienced physically but their instagram is killer.

https://www.instagram.com/eldica_records

Record Store Day is everyday fam.

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This week we are delighted to have a genuinely funny person sharing her phonographic memories with us, writer and comedian Jo Caulfield. Jo is a seasoned stand up comedian and has written for and appeared on Graham Norton, Have I got news for you, Nevermind the Buzzcocks, Mock the week, Argumental and her own critically acclaimed Radio 4 series It's that Jo Caulfield again. She is also a music person and that shines out of her in this interview.

We also celebrate the resurgence of Gary Numan and saviour the hope it offers us late developers. Anne meanwhile has only discovered a whole new genre of music thanks to the Netflix documentary 'Bathtubs over broadway". Honestly needs to be heard to be believed.

Watch Bathtubs Over Broadway on Netflix in the UK

https://www.netflix.com/gb/title/81044103

The playlist is pretty excellent this week too, so be sure to check that out after you listen.

Spotify:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3IZchK3RrgGSc3DoHMJlXe?si=11030cc0113e4deb

YouTube soon come...

Here is Gary Numan being very pleased at charting at number 2.

https://fb.watch/5TNtdvo4zh/

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Our guest this week is award winning cook and writer Zoe Adjonyoh. Best known for her book and franchise 'Zoe's Ghana Kitchen', Zoe has been a judge on Masterchef, appeared on Oprah in the states and once made Anne eat a whole scotch bonnet. Her Irish/Ghanian heritage gave her a wonderfully eclectic musical upbringing and her connection to music is as much a part of her cooking ethos as the ingredients. Zoe tells us all about her Phonographic Memories. 

Our new feature Around The World is back and this time we take a long hard look at Ireland's deep rooted fascination with Country and Western music. Why is it that 3000 miles away from the nearest rodeo, Country and Western has found its spiritual home in rural Ireland? Americana singer/songwriter Rob Corcoran puts down his guitar and shares his thoughts on the matter.

Before all that though Anne gears up for a fight in the park and Eamon tries to placate her with Pharoah Sanders, Floating Points and the London Symphony Orchestra.

Zoe makes the BEST food! YOU can too...

https://www.zoesghanakitchen.com/

The playlist will test the most adventurous of you but as always there are some gems in there:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0cxVsLyxxYCTviREExeZcv?si=d0d2c035461848db

The You:Tube version;

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPPl5xM2fbUpAMP7EOgEsggqBRXfptLSl

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Series 2 Episode 4 - The Indie Episode!

What Goes Around is all about finding music fans in unusual places and this week, we shoot ... and we score! Our guest is the brilliant writer, presenter and footballing legend Pat Nevin. Pat may be best known as a flying winger for Chelsea and Scotland but he has always been a music fan first and foremost. We are delighted that Pat agreed to share his Phonographic Memories with us, he takes us from the pre punk days right up to the modern day and gives us some priceless anecdotes about meeting and becoming friends with the late great John Peel, his love of DJing and how he never really wanted to be a footballer in the first place. Humble and generous to a fault this one was a joy to record.

In honour of Pat being our guest we decided to christen this the Indie Music episode. David Christian-Bower from Indie stalwarts Comet Gain takes time out to make us believe in 'Indie Music'. It's a celebration of the freaks and geeks that shaped the modern music scene during the 80s. 

Before all that, Anne and Eamon discuss the dark art of house hunting for DJs. They also talk canal parties and discuss the house of 'El Diablo'. 

Mainly thanks to Pat and David this weeks Spotify playlist is actually really bloody good so stick it on!

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2IKDpjeb1v1tLHrUBIqbcs?si=8eec1d42fcb44595

Anne also mentions this incredible listing on Right Move, we recommend you play the video walkthrough with the sound on full blast, its a vibe!

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/104968019#/

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Hello again! This week its all Smash Hits and sex tips from Just Seventeen as legendary music journalist David Hepworth joins us. David presented The Old Grey Whistle Test, hosted Live Aid, edIted Smash Hits, Mojo, Q Magazine and wrote for the NME and Melody Maker. He is therefore responsible for 75% of everything we know. David shares his Phonographic Memories with us and we couldn't be happier about it. Before that though a trip to A&E where Anne demands Eamon watches more movies if he wants to continue to be her friend. Eamon tries to look on the bright side as science wins, nature returns and gigs resume. Anne then has another bone to pick about Eamon transmitting ear worms and asks how to rid yourself of an unwanted mental soundtrack.

Due to our conversation about ear worms this weeks playlist may destroy you.

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0ClNVurZXir0sguRb3XwWH?si=205ac51860214b3e

There is also a You:Tube version:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaROawBa7Q0&list=PLPPl5xM2fbUqMB10Cv80PfxSGyjcsDlEH

David Hepworth hosts a brilliant video podcast called 'A word in your ear' with Mark Ellen

https://youtu.be/qXm4DyPPwI0

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