02/02/2015
Janice Forsyth talks to Spandau Ballet about their upcoming tour and the film Soul Boys of the Western World.
Soul boys, Spandau Ballet, will hit the road next month for an arena tour - their first since 2009. They drop by to recall the glory days and talk about their film sensation "Soul Boys of the Western World".
How can a painting "just disappear" only to turn up years later in an attic or a store room?
Feeling down in the dumps? How about a poetic pick me up? We speak to Deborah Alma aka Nurse Verse, who has a poem-cetamol for occasion.
This year's 大象传媒 Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician of the Year is Claire Hastings from Dumfries. We'll grab a word with her.
And we speak to Amit Chaudhuri - author, academic and musician - ahout his new novel "Odysseus Abroad".
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Claire Hastings - Come Spend A While Wi' Me
25-year-old singer wins the 2015 大象传媒 Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician
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Video: Gary Kemp and Tony Hadley perform Through the Barricades
Gary Kemp and Tony Hadley perform the title track from the Through the Barricades album.
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Video: Gary Kemp and Tony Hadley sing Gold
Gary Kemp and Tony Hadley perform Gold from Spandau Ballet's hit album, True.
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Spandau Ballet | Interview
Duration: 17:10
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Spandau Ballet
Tony Hadley and Martin Kemp join Janice in the studio to chat about their new tour.
Rediscovered Art
We hear of pieces that have been rediscovered after many years, on display in Glasgow
Emergency Poet
We hear from the poet with the ambulance, Deborah Alma.
Young Trad Musician of The Year
We hear from the winner of last night's Young Trad Award.
Amit Chaudhuri
We hear from author Amit Chaudhuri about his latest novel.
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- Mon 2 Feb 2015 14:05大象传媒 Radio Scotland
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