Bobby Gillespie and Theo Randall
Chris chats to Primal Scream's Bobby Gillespie about Give Out But Don’t Give Up: The Original Memphis Recordings, plus Theo Randall makes pasta live on-air on World Pasta Day.
Chris chats to Primal Scream front man Bobby Gillespie about Give Out But Don’t Give Up: The Original Memphis Recordings, an album comprising of unheard original recordings from 1993 that went on to be reworked for the band's 1994 fourth studio album. Top chef Theo Randall makes pasta live in the studio for World Pasta Day and therefore we ask for your desperate claims to Italy in today's Top Tenuous.
Vassos is joined by mountain runner Claire Maxted ahead of the Original Mountain Marathon this weekend and we Pause For Thought with vicar Dave Tomlinson.
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Theo Randall making pasta live on World Pasta Day!
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The story of Primal Scream's lost 1993 album
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Manic Street Preachers
A Design For Life
- Everything Must Go - 20th Anniversary Edition.
- Columbia.
- 16.
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Little Mix
Woman Like Me
- (CD Single).
- Syco Music.
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Slade
Cum On Feel The Noize
- (CD Single).
- Columbia.
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Calvin Harris & Sam Smith
Promises (feat. Jessie Reyez)
- (CD Single).
- Columbia.
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George Michael
Faith
- George Michael - Ladies & Gentlemen.
- Epic.
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Jess Glynne
Hold My Hand
- (CD Single).
- Atlantic.
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Tom Odell
Half As Good As You (feat. Alice Merton)
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Fatboy Slim
Praise You
- Now 1999 - The Millennium Series.
- Now.
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Neil Young
Harvest Moon
- (CD Single).
- Reprise.
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Bebe Rexha
I'm A Mess
- Expectations.
- Warner Bros.
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George Ezra
Shotgun
- Staying At Tamara's.
- Columbia.
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OneRepublic
Counting Stars
- (CD Single).
- Sony.
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Queen
Bohemian Rhapsody
- Greatest Hits I II & III (The Platinum Collection).
- Parlophone.
- 11.
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Rita Ora
Let You Love Me
- Phoenix.
- Atlantic.
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Primal Scream
Loaded
- Live Forever (Various Artists).
- Columbia.
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Primal Scream
Rocks (Original Memphis Recording)
- Give Out But Don't Give Up - The Original Memphis Recordings.
- 2.
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Coldplay
Clocks
- (CD Single).
- Parlophone.
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James Blunt
1973
- (CD Single).
- Atlantic.
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Dean Martin
That's Amore
- Best Of The Capitol Years - Dean Mart.
- Capitol.
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Paul Weller
Gravity
- True Meanings.
- Parlophone.
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Ike & Tina Turner
Nutbush City Limits
- The Greatest Hits Of 1973 (Various).
- EMI.
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Chaka Demus, Pliers & Jack Radics
Twist & Shout
- (CD Single).
- Mango.
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Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper
Shallow
- A Star Is Born O.S.T..
- Interscope.
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Ryan Paris
Dolce Vita
- The Holiday CD - Various Artists.
- CBS.
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Steve Winwood
Valerie
- Pure Rock Ballads (Various Artists).
- Polygram Tv.
Pause For Thought
From Dave Tomlinson,Ìýwriter and vicar:
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On Tuesday I had the pleasure of giving a talk at St Ethelburga’s Centre for Reconciliation and Peace in the City of London – on the Feast of St Ethelburga. The church which dates back to the 15th century is renowned for sustaining a bomb-blast by the IRA in 1993 which killed one person, injured 40 and left 70% of the church in ruins.
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Amid confusion about what should happen to the remains, Richard Chartres, then Bishop of London, proposed the idea of making it a place for peace and reconciliation, which now incorporates a magnificent, goat-skin covered Bedouin tent, designed for dialogue, workshops and negotiations. Nestling in the midst of city towers on a site of violent terror, in its weirdly wonderful way, the tent bears witness to the dauntless power of fragile efforts at peace in the world.
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Ethelburga, herself, who died in 675 was a ground-breaker who refused an arranged marriage (and paid a price for that), then became the first leader of a monastic order for women. She is especially noted for her heroic conduct in caring for the sick during an outbreak of the plague that eventually killed her and most of her community.
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Ethelburga epitomises a strong woman who exemplifies the virtues of leadership and commitment to social action even to the point of death. Yet, I confess that I never heard of her until the IRA bombing. Like so many incredible women in history, her reputation is overshadowed by accounts of venerated male counterparts.
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Which is why I loved last Sunday’s episode of Dr Who in which the Doctor and her companions meet civil rights activist Rosa Parks and watch as she famously refuses to give up her bus seat for white passengers. As well as introducing new generations to a legendary moment, the writers resisted the temptation to have the doctor or anyone else ‘inspire’ Rosa into taking the action. It remains the courageous act of an ordinary woman.
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Our world faces massive social, political, economic and environmental challenges. And I certainly take heart from women like Rosa Parks and Ethelburga – and from a scarred church and a Bedouin tent in central London – which remind me that there is always hope when we choose courage over fear.
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After eight years of hosting the Breakfast Show, Chris Evans leaves Radio 2.
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