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Sandie Shaw

**Sandie Shaw** (b.1947) is a British vocalist and recording artist who first came to fame in the 1960s. In 1967 she won the Eurovision Song Contest with the song Puppet on a String. She had previously scored two otherno.1 hits with Always Something There to Remind Me (1964) and Long Live Love (1965).

Her career was revived in the mid-1980s, most famously through her collaboration with The Smiths, scoring a top 30 hit with her cover version of Hand in Glove, recorded with the band in 1984, and another minor hit with Are You Ready To Be Heartbroken?, originally recorded by Lloyd Cole and The Commotions.

## Links to Janice

* Shaw was invited by Janice to do a session as she was about to go out on tour in 1986. Her band included members of JoBoxers who probably played on the session. Studio versions of Are You Ready To Be Heartbroken? (b/w Steven (You Don't Eat Meat) and Frederick were both released as single in 1986.
* She was one of the interviewees for the *A Life in Music* tribute (Radio 2, 2022) which also featured a short clip of her cover version of The Smiths' Hand in Glove.

## Sessions

One session, rec. 07-05-1986, first transmission 14 May 1986. Official release *The Janice Long Session* (SFNT 002, 1987)

* Frederick / Are You Ready To Be Heartbroken? / Steven (You Don't Eat Meat) / Girl Don't Come

*Shaw also recorded sessions for Liz Kershaw and John Peel, both in 1988.*

## Other shows played

* 05 May 2009 - Hand in Glove
* 07 January 2011 - Puppet on a String
* 30 March 2012 - Sympathy for the Devil
* 07 May 2015 - Are You Ready To Be Heartbroken?
* 20 April 2016 - Hand in Glove
* 03 May 2016 - (There's) Always Something There to Remind Me

#### Top of the Pops

* 26 April 1984 (TOTP) - Hand in Glove (*show opener*)
Blur

**Blur** are a British rock band formed in London in 1988. Initially an 'indie' band incorporating elements of the sounds of 'Madchester' and 'shoegaze' genres, Blur evolved into one of the spearhead bands of the mid-90s Britpop genre, heavily influenced by British popular bands of the 1960s. Blur became noted also for their presumed rivalry with contemporaries Oasis, which came to a head in the summer of 1995.

Albums of the second half of the nineties leaned more towards a lo-fi approach, mixing elements of American, rather than British, popular music including gospel, and electronic music. The group disbanded after touring their seventh studio album in 2003, although reformed in 2009, embarking on a European reunion tour.

Between 1994 and 2003 Blur have had five consecutive no.1 studio albums and twenty-six UK Top 40 singles, including two no.1s.

## Sessions

* none

*Blur recorded two sessions for John Peel, both live from Peel Acres, in 1997 and 1999.[1]*

## Shows played

* 29 June 2009 ‎ - To The End
* 21 April 2010 - Girls & Boys
* 11 May 2012 ‎ - One Born Every Minute
* 04 July 2012 ‎ - Under The Westway
* 10 July 2012 - Under The Westway
* 19 April 2013 - Beetlebum
* 26 May 2014 ‎ - The Universal
* 04 March 2015 - There's No Other Way‎
* 04 May 2015 ‎- The Universal
* 03 May 2016 - Coffee & TV
* 18 May 2016 ‎- Parklife
* 16 November 2017 - Song 2
* 29 January 2018 - Song 2‎
* 10 May 2018 ‎- Popscene
* 04 May 2020 ‎- Girls & Boys
* 19 November 2020 - Parklife
* 08 March 2021 - Girls & Boys
* 09 December 2021 ‎- Girls & Boys

## External links

* Official site
* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* Musicbrainz
* Official charts
* Pop Culture Wiki
Jeff Chegwin

**Jeff Chegwin** (b.1957) is Janice's younger brother and twin brother to Keith.

He is well-known in the entertainment industry as a music promoter who has worked with stars including Queen, Paul McCartney and Pavarotti. He is also a painter and author. In 2017 he published the book *Dare to Win: Lessons from 57 of the World's Most Successful People*, written with Carmela DiClemente.[1]

He was also agent to Billy Bragg and thereby has an interesting connection to John Peel:

* In the book, Billy Bragg: Still Suitable For Miners (page 102) by Andrew Collins, the debut airplay of Billy Bragg on Peel's show accordingly *'happened through a delicious mixture of chance and ingenuity. Jeff Chegwin played in the Chappell football team, once a week after work in Hyde Park, and Billy occasionally lent them his good right foot. One Wednesday evening, they were all standing around post-match having cans of beer and listening to Radio 1 on somebody's car radio with the doors open when John Peel dropped in during David 'Kid' Jensen's show, saying he'd do anything for a mushroom biryani. Chegwin spotted a gold-plated plugging moment. He and Billy drove over to where Radio 1 broadcast from - Egton House in the shadow of Broadcasting House - and took a mushroom biryani they'd just bought on Oxford Street into reception. Peel was an old hand, well aware of plugger's bullshit, and accustomed to a steady stream of nutters in the lobby, but to his credit, he came down in person and gratefully accepted the vegetable biryani. Billy and Chegwin asked him to listen to their record in return. It's what's known as currying favour. All concerned tuned in later that night, and were rewarded for their quick thinking: Peel thanked Billy for the biryani, said he would've played the record anyway, and proceeded to spin 'The Milkman Of Human Kindness' at the wrong speed (it was cut at 45 rpm for better sound quality, and sounds a bit like a scary monster at 33).'*

## References

1. ↑ via John Peel Mailing list, 2023-02-16
11 June

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## Shows

* 11 June 1983 (R1) - Porch Party, The Cherry Boys (sessions)
* 11 June 1985 (R1)
* 11 June 1986 (R1)
* 11 June 1987 (R1)

* 11 June 1991 (R5) - *Breaking Into …* (2/3)

* 11 June 2001 (R2)
* 11 June 2003 (R2)
* 11 June 2003 (6 Music)
* 11 June 2004 (R2) - Phoenix (session)
* 11 June 2007 (R2)
* 11 June 2008 (R2) - The Duke Spirit (guests)
* 11 June 2009 (R2) [1]
* 11 June 2010 (R2) - John Smith (live session) [2]
* 11 June 2012 (R2) [3]
* 11 June 2013 (R2) [4]
* 11 June 2014 (R2) - Charles Hazlewood [5]
* 11 June 2015 (R2) [6]

* 11 June 2020 (RW) The Ragamuffins (Lockdown Session) [7]

## Other shows

* **2012**: Liverpool - The New Wave - pts. 5&6 (6 Music, rpt.)
Elbow

## Session

* One session, played live 19 July 2005. Only one track known and available on *Leaders Of The Free World, re-issue*, 2012.
	+ The Stops

## Other shows played

* 12 December 2008 ‎- The Fix
* 18 May 2010 ‎ - Not A Job
* 10 July 2010 - Open Arms
* 26 April 2011 ‎ - Open Arms
* 02 May 2011 ‎ - Open Arms
* 26 April 2012 ‎ - Open Arms
* 04 March 2014 - New York Morning
* 05 May 2014 - New York Morning
* 12 May 2014 ‎ - My Sad Captains
* 26 September 2014 ‎- Open Arms
* 08 October 2014 - Fugitive Motel
* 10 April 2017 ‎ - Gentle Storm
* 26 January 2015 - One Day Like This
* 04 March 2015 - Open Arms
* 15 March 2016 ‎ - Open Arms
* 03 May 2016 ‎ - Fugitive Motel
* 04 December 2017 - Golden Slumbers
* 29 January 2018 ‎ - One Day Like This
* 28 March 2019 ‎ - Gentle Storm

## External links

* Official site
* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* officialcharts.com
* Spotify
Pop Carnival

**Pop Carnival** was a BBC Two TV series which broadcast previously recorded live pop concerts. The series ran for two seasons, each one showing four concerts on consecutive nights. Some of the programmes were repeated.

## Links to Janice

* Janice introduced Big Country from Sefton Park, Liverpool on Tuesday 23 August 1983 and Nick Heyward from the same location on Thursday 25 August 1983. Each programme lasted about 30 mins.
* A show with highlights from each of the two concerts was broadcast on Tuesday 17 January 1984 at 7.05 pm.
Play Safe - AIDS and You

## Show

**Name**: Play Safe - AIDS and You

**Station**: BBC Radio 1

**Date**: 14 December 1986, 9.00 pm

**Source**: BBC Genome,

## Programme notes

* *If you're worried about AIDS - for yourself, your partner, your family or your friends - play safe and find out what the risks really are. Listen to Janice Long 's special report*.
* Short extract at RandomRadio
29 March 1983

## Show

**Name**: Janice Long (standing in for Peter Powell)

**Station**: BBC Radio 1

**Date**: Tuesday, 29 March 1983, 4.30 pm

**Source**: BBC Index

## Programme notes

* *at 5.0 two rounds of the Record Race - your chance to win the Top Ten singles; at 5.45 Five 45s - five brand new singles. Beginning at 6.5 Janice reviews the new Top 40 singles chart.*
* Top 40 here. Duran Duran remain at no.1 for the second week with Is There Something I Should Know? David Bowie is at no.2 with Let's Dance.

## Tracklisting

* unknown, although Janice would have played a selection of Top 40 singles, including this week's no.1
Depeche Mode

Depeche Mode (mid-1980s)

### Best known songs

Just Can't Get Enough, Never Let Me Down, People Are people, Enjoy the Silence...

### Best known albums

*Speak & Spell, Some Great Reward, Music For The Messes, Violator, Playing the Angel*

## Shows played

* 04 May 2009 ‎- Somebody
* 21 June 2010 - Everything Counts
* 10 March 2011 - Just Can't Get Enough
* 14 March 2011 - New Life
* 15 June 2011 - People Are People
* 29 March 2012 ‎- See You
* 12 April 2012 - Personal Jesus
* 16 May 2012 ‎- Just Can't Get Enough
* 07 June 2012 ‎ - See You
* 04 July 2012 - Walking in My Shoes (*chosen by* *Gary Numan*)
* 26 March 2013 ‎ - Heaven
* 07 May 2013 ‎ - Soothe My Soul
* 09 May 2013 - Soothe My Soul
* 17 June 2013 ‎- See You
* 07 October 2014 - People Are People
* 12 May 2015 ‎ - People Are People
* 16 June 2016 ‎ - Everything Counts
* 05 March 2018 ‎ - New Life
* 01 August 2019 ‎ - New Life

## Top of the Pops

* 10 February 1983 (TOTP) ‎- Get The Balance Right
* 28 July 1983 (TOTP) - Everything Counts  (video)
* 20 October 1983 (TOTP) - Love In Itself 2
* 22 March 1984 (TOTP) - People Are People
* 26 September 1985 (TOTP) - It's Called a Heart
* 20 February 1986 (TOTP) - Stripped

## External links

* Official site
* Wikipedia
* Discogs
* Spotify
29 November 1984 (TOTP)

## Show

**Name**: Top of the Pops

**Station**: BBC One

**Date**: Thursday 29 November 1984, 7.25 pm

**Source**: BBC

## Programme notes

* Janice's eighth TOTP of 1984, second of the year and with co-host Peter Powell.
* Her Radio 1 show tonight featured Howard Jones in concert
* Full chart here.
* This edition was repeated on BBC Four on 10 November 2017
* Next TOTP 20 Dec 1984.

## Songs played

chart placings in brackets

* (4) Nik Kershaw – The Riddle
* (6) Eurythmics – Sex Crime (1984) (video)
* (15) Slade – All Join Hands
* (31) Tina Turner – Private Dancer (video)
* (19) Kool & The Gang – Fresh
* (3) Frankie Goes To Hollywood – The Power Of Love (video)
* (27) Madonna – Like A Virgin (video)
* (11) Alvin Stardust – I Won’t Run Away
* (1) Jim Diamond – I Should Have Known Better
* (26) Black Lace – Do The Conga (with credits)
Pat McGrath

**Pat McGrath** (b.1965) is a British make-up artist.

## Links to Janice

In her appearance on Radio 4's *Desert Island Discs* on 19 May 2019, McGrath says that she was spotted by Janice when she was waiting outside Radio 1 in London for an event concerning the 'Blitz Kids'. Janice noticed Mcgrath's make-up and asked her if she could make her look like her, and allegedly gave her 'a job' on the spot. Janice mentions her during her conversation with Boy George in February 2021. (*Complete programme available on BBC Sounds*)

The same story is mentioned in the Guardian article on McGrath, published 06 August 2017.[1]
Heaven 17

**Heaven 17** are a new wave / dance music group from Sheffield, UK. The group was formed by Martyn Ware and Ian Craig Marsh after leaving The Human League in 1980. The trio was completed by lead vocalist Glenn Gregory, who had also been chosen as lead vocalist for the original Human League but was unavailable at the time. Their name originates from the Anthony Burgess novel A Clockwork Orange which mentions a fictitious pop group named "The Heaven Seventeen".

Ian Craig Marsh left the group in the early 2000s leaving Ware and Gregory to record and perform live with a backing band and female vocalists.

### B.E.F.

Parallel to Heaven 17 the group also ran a production company called B.E.F., abbreviation of the British Electric Foundation. The company has also released the *Music of Quality and Distinction* albums, featuring cover versions by a range of iconic vocalists such as Billy MacKenzie, Sandie Shaw, Tina Turner, Kim Wilde and Boy George. Three volumes have so far been released.

## Links to Janice

Lead singer Glenn Gregory was Janice's guest on an edition of Singled Out in June 1986. He was also a guest on Janice's Radio 2 show on 22 April 2013, when he also performed a Spoken Word session. (*audio clip on BBC Sounds*)

## Sessions

* Radio Times/BBC Index listings state a session for 04 August 1984 although this is not listed in Garner (1993).[1]

## Shows played

### Radio

* 29 June 2009 - Temptation
* 16 November 2010 - Play To Win
* 04 May 2011 - Temptation
* 22 April 2013 - Party Fears Two (as BEF feat. Glenn Gregory) / Come Live With Me
* 04 May 2021 - Temptation
* 01 December 2021 - This Is Mine

### TV

* 21 April 1983 (TOTP) - Temptation
* 05 May 1983 (TOTP) - Temptation
* 28 July 1983 (TOTP) - Come Live With Me
* 25 December 1983 (TOTP) - Temptation
* 18 January 1985 (ORS) - live, tracks unknown.

## See also

* Top of the Pops - The Story of 1983
* Cover versions (B.E.F.)

## External links

* Official site
* Discogs
* Spotify
James

**James** are a British rock band formed in Manchester in 1982. After some success in the 1980s as an indie band they enjoyed popularity throughout the 1990s, with four top 10s on the UK Singles Chart and nine top 10s on the UK Albums Chart. The band's best-known singles include "Come Home", "Sit Down", "She's a Star" and "Laid", which also became a hit on American college radio.

Following the departure of lead singer Tim Booth in 2001, the band became inactive, but reunited in January 2007 and have gone on to release a further seven albums. Their latest, entitled *All The Colours Of You*, was released in 2021.

## Links to Janice

Janice was certainly an early advocate of James, who enjoyed success as an indie band before their breakthrough in 1989. John Peel was the first to invite the group for a session in late 1983, although their second (of a total of eight) was for Janice Long in April 1985. She continued to play the group's records during the 2000s, and to promote newer material. Frontman Tim Booth performed a live session in 2011, performed a Spoken Word session in March 2014 and gave an exclusive preview of their new album on Janice's Radio Wales show in June 2021.

In Word Podcast 167: Top of the Pops Special Janice said she had a 'baby-size' James band T-shirt, which had fitted Fred.

## Sessions

#1. rec. 07-04-1985, first tx. 17 April 1985. No known official release.

* Chain Mail / Folklore / Summer Song / Discipline

Full list of all James radio sessions here.

#2. Tom Booth solo, live tx. 15 April 2011. No known official release.

* As Far As I Can See / Buried Alive / The Point of Darkness

## Other shows played

*all singles except otherwise stated*

* 17 June 2009 - Sit Down
* 21 April 2010 - Crazy (from album *The Night Before*, 2010)
* 06 May 2011 - Sit Down
* 19 April 2013 - Laid (1993)
* 11 March 2014 - Frozen Britain (*La Petite Mort*, album pre-release track, 2014)
* 28 May 2014 - Moving On (2014)
* 15 March 2016 - Nothing But Love (2016)
* 17 March 2016 - Nothing But Love
* 14 April 2016 - Nothing But Love
* 08 June 2016 - Laid
* 26 January 2017 - Ring the Bells (1992)
* 10 April 2017 - Born of Frustration (1992)
* 14 March 2018 - Sometimes (1993)
* 10 May 2018 - Better Than That (2018)
* 04 May 2021 - Born of Frustration
* 19 May 2021 - Tomorrow (1997)
* 03 June 2021 - She's a Star (single, 1997); Zero / All The Colours Of You / Magic Bus (album *All the Colours of You,* 2021) - Tim Booth guest.
* 07 June 2021 - Beautiful Beaches (2021)

## External links

* Unofficial band archive
* discogs.com
* UK Official Chart archive
29 April

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## Shows

* 29 April 1985 (R1)
* 29 April 1986 (R1) - Cactus World News in concert
* 29 April 1987 (R1)

* 29 April 2002 (R2)
* 29 April 2003 (R2)
* 29 April 2003 (6 Music)
* 29 April 2004 (R2) - South (session)
* 29 April 2004 (6 Music)
* 29 April 2005 (R2)
* 29 April 2008 (R2)
* 29 April 2009 (R2) [1]
* 29 April 2010 (R2) [2]
* 29 April 2011 (R2) - Lucinda Bell (live session) [3]
* 29 April 2013 (R2) - Julia Bradbury sits in [4]
* 29 April 2014 (R2) [5]
* 29 April 2015 (R2) [6]

* 29 April 2019 (RW) - The Cranberries (guests) [7]
* 29 April 2020 (RW) [8]
* 29 April 2021 (RW) [9]
27 May 1985 (with Steve Wright)

## Show

**Name**: Steve Wright

**Station**: BBC Radio 1

**Date**: Bank Holiday Monday, 27 May 1985 2.00 pm

**Source**: BBC Genome plus audio files (see below)

## Programme Notes

* Listed as Steve Wright show: An outside broadcast from Herstmonceux Castle, The Royal Greenwich Observatory. Steve invites you to join him and Janice Long for a family fun day out in the heart of Sussex.
* Very hot Bank Holiday Monday, thunderstorms coming.
* WARNING: Steve Wright makes many sexually allusive and sexist comments, eg.: "*The crowd are mostly here because of Janice Long's sex appeal.*..".

"*Janice will be talking with Dave King "who's got a 26-incher*"..."..*which I'm told she's used to*..."

* Patrick Moore interviewed by Janice.
* Janice was on Radio 1 again the same evening with the "weekend in Paris" special.
* On TV: *Grandstand, Disney Time, Jim'll Fix It's Tenth Birthday*

## Tracklisting

**File a** starts at beginning of show

*Steve Wright intro* (in part on **File b**)

* Steve Arrington - Feel So Real
* Philip Bailey & Phil Collins - Easy Lover
* ELO - Mr Blue Sky
* Kim Wilde - Rage to Love

*Janice interview off-stage: with shire-horses and cart, interviews owner and a child*

* Wham! - Bad Boys
* Tears For Fears - Everybody Wants to Rule the World
* Prince - 1999

**File b** resumes (3:05)
*Janice in the house for exhibition: interviews Patrick Moore - talks about telescopes.*

* David Bowie - Life On Mars? (JL: "*rather appropriately*")

*Patrick Moore interview resumes*.

* Animotion - Obsession

**File b edit before track**
**File a cuts out**

## File

Name
* a) Radio 1 Roadshow 1985 Herstmonceux 27/05/85
* b) 1985 Radio 1 Roadshow with Patrick Moore

Duration
* a) 46:58
* b) 17:58

Other
* a) thanks to Poptastic UK
* b) thanks to Martin Mobberley

Available
* a) Mixcloud
* b) YouTube
Felt

**Felt** were a British indie pop band from Warwickshire active as a group between 1981 and 1989.

## Sessions

* #1, recorded 21-03-1983, first tx 09 April 1983, rpt. 21 May 1983
	+ Sunlight Bathed the Golden Glow / Mexican Bandits / Red Indians

* #2, recorded 30-09-1984, first transmission date 15 October 1984
	+ Roman Litter / Dismantled King Is Off the Throne / Crystal Ball / Vasco da Gama
		1. 3, recorded 12-02-1986 [1], first transmission date 19 February 1986
	+ Caspian Sea / The Day The Rain Came Down / I Didn't Mean To Hurt You / The Ballad Of The Band

* #2 & #3 available on *Complete BBC Sessions* and various other sources. Both occasionally repeated by BBC 6 Music.
* #1 is listed in *In Session Tonight* although not even any bootleg recordings seem to be available and does not feature in the abovementioned 'Complete' BBC Sessions release.
* Three tracks from #2 featured on *A Tribute to Janice Long (Gideon Coe)* (2022)

## Other shows played

* 31 May 2011 - Rain of Crystal Spires
* 23 May 2012 - Primitive Painters
Diesel Park West

**Diesel Park West** are a British alternative rock band founded in 1980 in Leicester. After several years of critical and limited commercial success on independent labels, they eventually became a part of EMI and released their debut album *Shakespeare Alabama* in 1989. A best of compilation *Left Hand Band* was released in 1997.

A new album *Not Quite The American Dream* is set for release in 2022.

*Read more on Wikipedia.*

## Sessions

* one live session, performed and broadcast 07 June 2007
	+ Personal Lives / Just Like Me / There's a Grace

## External links

* Official site
* Discogs
* Musicbrainz
* Spotify
Eight Days A Week

**Eight Days A Week** was a UK TV programme presented by Robin Denselow, where celebrities discussed and reviewed music, films etc. The show was broadcast on BBC Two between 1983 and 1984. Its title was taken from the Beatles song of the same name.

## Links to Janice

* Janice appeared as a guest on the show on Friday 04 May 1984 together with Green of Scritti Politti and Nick Lowe.[1]
People & Places (sandbox)

This is a sandbox list of people who had a role in JL's life and may need full page. Links to useful info where known.

## People

### A-Z

* Blue Berry - daughter, b.1997 (?)
* Fred Berry - son, b. 09 Feb 1988 - Happy Birthday on 09 February 2015 show ("*although not born for 12 hours yet*")
* Paul Berry - second husband, met 1987, m. 2017.
* Clint Boon - Wikip - Twitter
* Christine Colvin, TV & radio presenter - 1996 article
* Bernie Connor - getintothis with full story of Crash FM
* DJ Robin Jackson - blog
* Dave Monks - BBC Liverpool

## Places

A-Z

* Birmingham (Free Library, 2000 article)
* Bootle - birthplace
28 August 1985

## Show

**Name**: Janice Long

**Station**: BBC Radio 1

**Date**: Wed., 28 August 1985, 7.30 pm

**Source**: BBC; Mixcloud - WendyMayDJ16

## Programme notes

* *with Ranking Ann in session. Plus Wendy May from The Boothill Foot Tappers talks about her favourite music.*
* The new BFT single had been reviewed on Roundtable the previous Friday and "Morrissey raved about it" (JL)
* The group will be releasing their first album in October.
* Apart from the music Janice and Wendy discuss sex (off-air), astrology, working in a record shop, organising live gigs,
* The two conclude that music is the thing they couldn't live without.
* Janice says she isn't into Hank Williams at all.

## Sessions

* Ranking Ann. First and only session.[1]

## Tracklisting

conversation with Wendy May
* The Boothill Foot Tappers - Love and Affection (7", 1985)
* Tim Buckley - Because of You (LP *Sefronia*, 1973)
* Elvis Costello - (What’s So Funny ’Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding (7" B-side Nick Lowe - American Squirm, 1978)
* Aretha Franklin - Runnin' Out of Fools (LP Runnin' Out of Fools, 1964)
* Billy Bragg - The Man in the Iron Mask (LP, *Life's A Riot With Spy Vs Spy*, 1983)
* George McRae - It's Been So Long (7", 1975)
* Hank Williams - Too Many Parties and Too Many Pals (LP, *Hank Williams As Luke The Drifter*, 1966)
* Blubbery Hellbellies - On the Other Side (LP Flabbergasted 1985) *for Wendy's brother*

Session
* Ranking Ann - Feminine Gender, Right to Fight, Something Fishy Going On, Awa Do Men
Jack Savoretti

**Jack Savoretti** (b.1983) is a British acoustic singer, songwriter, and musician of Italian descent.

His second album *Written in Scars* reached no.7 in the UK in 2016 (almost one year after its original release), while *Singing to Strangers* (2019) and *Europiana* (2021) both reached no.1.

## Sessions

Live studio sessions, No known official releases.

1. tx. 24 November 2006
2. tx. 06 April 2007.

* tracks unknown.

Spoken Word session, tx. 30 May 2012.

* 'Kentucky Avenue' by Tom Waits

## Live

29 April 2017 (*Janice Long Live at Cheltenham Jazz Festival)*

* When We Were Lovers

## Other shows played

*all singles unless otherwise stated*

* 20 May 2009 - Wonder
* 30 March 2010 - Between the Minds
* 28 March 2012 - Knock Knock
* 04 April 2012 - Knock Knock
* 11 April 2012 - Knock Knock
* 18 April 2012 - Knock Knock
* 18 June 2012 - Take Me Home
* 26 March 2013 - Not Worthy
* 28 March 2013 - Not Worthy
* 14 March 2014 - Sweet Hurt
* 25 March 2015 - The Other Side Of Love
* 30 March 2015 - The Other Side Of Love
* 06 April 2015 - The Other Side Of Love
* 06 January 2016 - Catapult
* 14 January 2016 - catapult
* 05 May 2016 - All Night Long
* 13 May 2019 - Without, Soldier's Eyes, Mother, Breaking the Rules, Catapult, When We Were Lovers (JS "..*looks back on his career and chooses his favourite song from all six of his albums*.")
* 29 April 2019 - What More Can I Do?
* 11 May 2021 - Who's Hurting Who (ft. Nile Rodgers) (2021)
* 07 June 2021 - Who's Hurting Who

## External links

* Official site
* Discogs.com
* Official charts archive
* Spotify
31 December 1983

## Show

**Name**: Janice Long Show Liverpool Special

**Station**: BBC Radio 1

**Date**: Saturday, 31 December 2011

**Source**: BBC Index

## Programme notes

* *Janice is joined by Jeremy Kelly of The Lotus Eaters in a look back at Liverpool's most successful year since the Mersey Mania of the 60s.*

## Sessions

* no single session. Not known if any individual session tracks were played.

## Tracklisting

* unknown. A trailer broadcast on Janice's show on Boxing Day had announced that "Pete Wylie, It's Immaterial, Lotus Eaters" would be dropping in.
Marathon Music Quiz (1985)

**Marathon Music Quiz** was a day-long programme and charity event broadcast live on BBC Radio 1 from the Watershed in Bristol on Saturday **25 May 1985**. The quiz chairman was Mark Page and the two team captains were Paul Gambaccini and Mike Read with celebrities from the world of pop music.

**Source**: BBC programme Index

## Links to Janice

* Commentary on this charity event was made by Steve Wright and Janice Long. *Radio Times* listed the pair for the opening section of the programme at 12:00 noon and again 10:00 pm.
* Live link-ups during the day also included concert performances by Merseyside bands Icicle Works (7:00 pm) and China Crisis (9:00 pm).
* It was a busy time for Janice. The investigation programme *Missing - Presumed Alive*, hosted by Janice, went on air the day after the *Marathon Music Quiz* and the outside broadcast from The Royal Greenwich Observatory at Herstmonceux Castle with Steve Wright plus her special Paris weekend evening show were both broadcast the day after that.
Oxford Road Show

**Oxford Road Show** (also known as *ORS*, and re-named ***ORS** **85***, *ORS 86*) was a weekly music and current affairs magazine, broadcast on Fridays on BBC Two. The name of the show derives from the location of the BBC studios in Oxford Road, Manchester from where the show went out live.

In 1984 and 1985 the show was re-named with the more snappy *ORS 84* and *ORS 85* respectively. By now it had become a direct competitor of Channel 4's *The Tube* (broadcast from November 1982) which also went out on Friday early evenings. Radio Times billed *ORS 84* as "Channel 2's live electronic magazine".

## Links To Janice

* Janice had a regular spot of ORS 85 where she would present a "band to watch".

### ORS 85 appearances

with Janice's band to watch (see individual pages for other notable artists)

* 11 January - Strawberry Switchblade
* 18 January - Jazawaki
* 25 January - Getting The Fear
* 01 February - Float Up CP (?)
* 08 February - Frank Chickens
* 15 February - *special show, Janice not mentioned in listing (watch here)*
* 22 February - QAX
* 01 March - Owen Paul Band
* 08 March - Red Guitars
* 15 March - *special show, Howard Jones live. Janice not mentioned in listing*
* 22 March - Maxi Priest
* 29 March - The Loft
Graham Marshall

**Graham Marshall**

recording on Youtube. User states:

"This is the interview about winning a Castell Award for my self made film Out in the Cold, and airplay of my debut Single on BBC Radio 2. Recorded over 2 shows"

2013 but exact dates unknown, anytime between late May - August

## External links

* *Out in the Cold* (2012) on IMDB
* Graham Marshall Music on youtube
28 March 2019

## Show

**Name**: Janice Long

**Station**: BBC Radio Wales

**Date**: Thursday 28 March 2019, 7.00 pm

**Source**: BBC

## Programme notes

* *Join Janice for brilliant songs from the 60's right through to today. Zefur Wolves are live in session.*
* Tracks or songs performed by Zefur Wolves, a group featuring Cian Ciarán of Super Furry Animals, are not listed on the BBC page, however their presence on the show was confirmed on the band's Facebook page.
* Janice plays three tracks by Killers guitarist (Dave) Keuning, presumably to promote his debut solo album *Prismism* released in January.

## Tracklisting

* Julian Cope - World Shut Your Mouth
* Robyn - Missing U (Radio Edit)
* Keuning - The Night
* Patience - The Girls Are Chewing Gum
* Gang of Four - Change The Locks
* Rosehip Teahouse - Same Sky
* Kelly Finnigan - Can't Let Him Down (Acoustic 2019)
* Mellow Gang - Little Half
* Jade Bird - My Motto
* Manic Street Preachers - International Blue
* Keel Her - No Control
* Adam and the Ants - Stand & Deliver
* Olden Yolk - Cotton & Cane
* Carwyn Ellis & Rio 18 - Duwies Y Dre
* LCD Soundsystem - All My Friends
* Metronomy - A Thing For Me
* Gary Numan - Are Friends Electric?
* Amber Cross - Savage on the Downhill
* Flamingods - Paradise Drive (Radio Edit)
* The 1975 - Love It If We Made It (Radio Edit)
* Casi and The Blind Harpist - Rooted
* Strawberry Switchblade - Trees And Flowers
* The Killers - Mr Brightside
* Vampire Weekend - Harmony Hall
* CSS - Let's Make Love And Listen To Death From Above
* Keuning - Boat Accident
* Keuning - Restless Legs (Radio Edit)
* Ibibio Sound Machine - Wanna Come Down
* Elbow - Gentle Storm
* The Celtic Social Club - Remember Joe Strummer
* Roxy Music - Love Is the Drug
* Thee Deadtime Philharmonic - Babylon Workin'
* OutKast & Sleepy Brown - The Way You Move
Gary Numan

**Gary Numan** is a British singer, songwriter and musician noted for his pioneering work in electronic rock and pop music since 1979 when he had his first hit and number one single Are Friends Electric, with Tubeway Army, followed up by a second no. 1 single Cars, as a solo artist.

Having then enjoyed mixed fortunes in the 1980s, he continued his career into the '90s and 2000s with a heavier rock approach to his music, while still incorporating elements of electronica. His latest album *Intruder* went to no.2 in the UK in 2021.

## Links to Janice

Janice has stated that Tubeway Army's Are 'Friends' Electric, written and produced by Numan, was her first record of the week when she started her regular show on BBC Radio Merseyside.

Numan recorded a session for Janice in April 2006 when he was making his 'comeback' with the album *Jagged*, and was also a guest on her show the following year with Ade Fenton, with whom he had started to collaborate. Gary Numan was a featured artist on *A Long Walk With..* on Radio 2 in August 2017, and had also appeared as guest at the beginning of the same month on Janice's Radio Wales show. He was also Janice's special guest again on RW on 25 May 2021, talking about his new album *Intruder*.

## Sessions

* One live session tx. 28 April 2006. Tracks unknown, no official release.
* Spoken Word session 04 July 2012. Text unknown.

## Other shows played

*all 7"/singles unless otherwise stated*

* 18 May 2007 - *guest with Ade Fenton, tracks unknown*
* 16 January 2009 - Music For Chameleons
* 20 May 2009 - Change Your Mind (as Sharpe and Numan, single 1985)
* 06 April 2010 - Cars (1979)
* 26 April 2011 - On Broadway (live) (album, *The Best of Gary Numan*, 1993)
* 13 January 2012 - Cars
* 04 July 2012 - Dead Son Rising (*with interview and Spoken Word session*)
* 17 June 2013 - Cars
* 09 January 2014 - Cars
* 01 August 2017 - (guest) Cars / Are Friends Electric? / My Name Is Ruin / Complex
* 20 July 2017 - My Name Is Ruin
* 08 January 2018 - The End Of Things
* 08 January 2019 - It Will End Here
* 13 January 2021 - Intruder
* 23 February 2021 - Intruder
* 07 April 2021 - Saints and Liars (radio edit - album *Intruder* 2021)
* 14 April 2021 - Saints and Liars (radio edit)
* 04 May 2021 - Saints and Liars (Radio Edit)
* 25 May 2021 - Betrayed / Black Sun / Is This World Not Enough / The End Of Dragons (Alt Piano) / The Chosen / Now And Forever (all from album *Intruder*, 2021)

### Other shows

* 30 August 2017 - A Long Walk With Gary Numan - Cars / We Are Glass / I Die: You Die / And It All Began With You / Are 'Friends' Electric?

### Top of the Pops

* 20 October 1983 (TOTP) - Sister Surprise
* 30 May 1985 (TOTP) - Are "Friends" Electric (from The Live EP) - short video clip as "Breaker"
* 03 July 1986 (TOTP) - I Can't Stop (video)

## See also

* Session artists featured on Smash Hits covers
* Cover versions
* UK Singles Chart Number Ones
* ARIAS (2022)
Radio 1 Vintage - Janice Long

## Show

* **Name:** Janice Long (radio show)
* **Station**: BBC Radio 1 Vintage
* **Date**: Sunday 01 October 2017 (on-line, then from 22 December 2018 as podcast)
* **Source**: BBC - original listing, podcast

## Programme notes

* A compilation of archive material from Janice Long's years at Radio 1.
* Radio 1 Vintage was a 3-day on-line radio station that aired starting on 30th September 2017 celebrating 50 years of Radio 1.
* See also - Clip: Janice Young talks to Paula Yates

## Records played

* Elvis Costello & The Attractions - Radio Radio
* Alison Moyet - All Cried Out
* Prince & The Revolution - Take Me With U
* The Loft - On A Tuesday
* Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five - The Message
* The Style Council - The Paris Match
* King - Love & Pride
* Fuzzbox - Love Is The Slug
* The Rolling Stones - You Can't Always Get What You Want
* Fatal Charm - Summer Spies
* Criminal Element Orchestra - Put The Needle To The Record
Joy Division

**Joy Division** were a post-punk rock band formed in Manchester, UK in 1976. They allegedly formed after witnessing the debut appearance of the Sex Pistols in the city in the summer of that year. Initially known as Warsaw, they eventually joined the nascent Factory records, becoming the label's flagship group. They were famously championed by John Peel on his Radio 1 show.

Joy Division released two albums *Unknown Pleasures* (1979) and *Closer* (1980), the latter after lead singer Ian Curtis had committed suicide, just before the group were set to go on tour in the USA. The three remaining members went on to form New Order.

## Sessions

Janice would have been aware of Joy Division and their music, also through their numerous live gigs in the North of England during their formative years.

In 1988 she narrated a two-part Radio 1 documentary series on Joy Division and New Order entitled *Substance.*

## Shows played

* 22 January 2010 - Atmosphere
* 03 May 2010 - Atmosphere
* 18 May 2010 - Atmosphere (twentieth anniversary of Curtis' death)
* 14 March 2011 - Atmosphere
* 12 April 2012 - Atmosphere
* 04 June 2012 - Atmosphere
* 03 May 2012 - Atmosphere
* 07 May 2014 - Love Will Tear Us Apart
* 10 May 2016 - Love Will Tear Us Apart
* 26 January 2017 - Transmission
* 18 May 2020 - Transmission (thirtieth anniversary of Curtis' death)

## External links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
Instinct

*From discogs.com*:

* Following the breakup of Pigbag, vocalist Angela Jaeger, bassist Simon Underwood, and guitarist James Johnstone formed Instinct. Signed to Trevor Horn's ZTT label, the trio made one recorded appearance on the 1985 label compilation Sampled. After recording an unreleased single, Instinct and Horn clashed during production of the band's full-length debut. Apparently Horn's trademark massive sound did not go down well. Material failed to surface, and the group opted to quit.

## Sessions

One session. Rec. 17-04-85, tx. 15 May 1985 (Instinct had also recorded a session for Kid Jensen in August 1983).

* Sweat to Pay / No Soul in Sight / Keep the Dream / Over & Over

Live performances of session tracks Sweat to Pay and Keep the Dream from the ZTT sampler video *The Value of Entertainment* can be seen here.
Great Lives

**Great Lives** is a long-running BBC Radio 4 biography series, produced in Bristol. Beginning in August 2001, it has been presented by Joan Bakewell, Humphrey Carpenter, Francine Stock and Matthew Parris. In the programme, a distinguished guest is asked to nominate the person they feel is truly deserving of the title "Great Life".

All 533 episodes are currently available on the BBC website and BBC Sounds.

## Links to Janice

Janice was invited to the programme in 2011 to discuss the life of her friend, singer-songwriter Kirsty MacColl who died in 2000. Presented by Matthew Parris, the programme also featured MacColl's biographer Karen O'Brien (*The One and Only*, 2006). During the episode Janice describes how she was introduced to Kirsty and how she became friends. Her upbringing and in particular her relationship with her father, folk-singer Ewan MacColl. The circumstances of her tragic death are also discussed.

The episode was first made available on 09 August 2011 repeated on 12 August, and again on BBC 4 Extra on 19 July 2018, as well as being made available for download/streaming.

## External links

* Great Lives - Kirsty MacColl (S25 Ep 2)
* Great Lives - all episodes
* Great Rock n Roll Lives
* Wikipedia
China Crisis

**China Crisis** are a post-punk/pop band from Liverpool, formed by core-members Gary Daly and Eddie Lundon in 1980. The duo had their first hit with Christian in early 1983, taken from their debut album *Difficult Shapes & Passive Rhythms (Some People Think It's Fun To Entertain)*. The group expanded to include more permanent members and more hits and studio albums followed, most notably their third, *Flaunt the Imperfection* (1985), produced by Steely Dan's Walter Becker. China Crisis' commercial success continued until the end of the decade, before being dropped by Virgin.

The duo have continued to write and record over the intervening years and heir latest album *Autumn in the Neighbourhood* was released in 2015.

## Links to Janice

Janice was a fan and strong supporter of the group and once referred to the song-writing couple of Daly/Lundon as 'the new Lennon/McCartney'. When introducing them on *Top of the Pops* in June 1985 Janice referred to them as, "*some brilliant guys who write some amazing songs, I think so anyway".*

Band member Eddie Lundon was a guest reviewer, together with Jimmy Nail, on Singled Out on 07 November 1986.

## Sessions

Three sessions for Janice Long

1. rec. 01-02-83, first tx. 05 February 1983 (rpt. 26 March 1983) - not commercially available

* Scream Down at Me / Red Sails / No More Blue Horizons / No Ordinary Lover

2. rec. 10-03-85, first tx. 18 March 1985 - available on *Flaunt the Imperfection*, Deluxe remaster (Bonus CD), 2017

* Gift Of Freedom / Strength Of Character / Wall Of God / King In A Catholic Style (Wake Up)

*China Crisis recorded sessions for John Peel in April 1982 and January 1983 and for Kid Jensen in May 1982 and October 1983.*

3. live tx 23 January 2007 - no official release. Tracks unknown.

## Other shows played

### 1980s

* 26 December 1983 - African & White (7")

### 2010s

* 05 February 2010 - It's Everything (*What Price Paradise*, 1986) -' Tunes of the unexpected'
* 05 August 2011 - Black Man Ray (7", 1985)
* 30 April 2012 - Wishful Thinking (7", 1984)
* 13 March 2013 - Wishful Thinking
* 14 May 2014 - Black Man Ray
* 26 September 2014 - King In A Catholic Style (Wake Up) (7", 1985)
* 14 January 2015 - Wishful Thinking
* 18 March 2015 - Wishful Thinking
* 30 March 2016 - Black Man Ray
* 04 May 2016 - Wishful Thinking
* 18 July 2016 - Wishful Thinking
* 26 January 2017 - African & White (7", 1982)
* 19 March 2018 - King In A Catholic Style
* 25 June 2019 - Wishful Thinking (7") / King in a Catholic Style (7") (Gary Daly interview, see below)

### 2020s

* 04 March 2021 - King In A Catholic Style (7")

### Top of the Pops

* 10 February 1983 - Christian
* 11 April 1985 - Black Man Ray (breaker)
* 20 June 1985 - King in a Catholic Style (Wake Up)

### Other shows

* Marathon Music Quiz (1985) - China Crisis live
* *Liverpool - The New Wave* - Part Three: Into the Pleasuredome - Electro-pop and the Eighties

## See also

* Streetlife
* Gary Daly
* Virgin Dance
* Singled Out
* Smash Hits - session artists on covers
Live Aid for Africa

**Live Aid for Africa**, later more commonly known as just '**Live Aid'**, was a benefit concert held on Saturday 13 July 1985, firstly at Wembley Stadium in London, continuing at the John F. Kennedy Stadium in Philadelphia, USA.

The event was organised by British musicians Bob Geldof and Midge Ure to raise further funds for relief of the 1983–1985 famine in Ethiopia, which had started with the release of the successful charity single "Do They Know It's Christmas?" recorded by the British pop and rock musician's collective Band Aid, released in December 1984.

Live Aid was one of the biggest music-based fund raising events of its kind with 72,000 attending in London and almost 90,000 in Philedelphia, plus a worldwide television audience estimated at 1.9 billion, spread over 150 nations.

## Links to Janice

As a BBC One and BBC Radio 1 simulcast, Janice featured as one of the event's comperes, sponsoring the event and interviewing artists backstage. She also took part in the event launch press conference together with other selected participants (see pic right).

Artists interviewed
* Francis Rossi & Rick Parfitt (of Status Quo who opened the concert)
* Bob Geldof
* Mick Talbot & Paul Weller (The Style Council)
* Nik Kershaw
* Tony Hadley (Spandau Ballet - see pic right. Janice often particularly remembered standing next to Hadley at the side of stage when Status Quo started the show with Rockin' All Over the World).
* Tony Butler and Stuart Adamson (Big Country)
* David Essex
* Lenny Henry (comedian)

Janice also introduced the Australian Live Aid counterpart "Oz for Africa", and also introduced The Thompson Twins who performed in Philadelphia.

Ultravox, Howard Jones, U2, Bryan Ferry, and Queen were also among the artists who performed at Wembley on the day. Elton John performed one song, Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me, with Wham! with George Michael giving a notable vocal performance.

## See also

* 31 December 1985 - Janice Long and John Peel's New Year's Eve Party - Live aid review

## External links

* Wikipedia
* *'You can't replicate that, it was so special' Do you remember Live Aid?  Janice Long's memories of the legendary concert in July 1985...* - BBC Wales tweet,[1]
Peter Powell

**Peter Powell** (Peter James Barnard-Powell, b. 24 March 1951) is a former British DJ and music TV presenter, who became popular in the late 1970s and 1980s through his broadcasting work on BBC Radio 1 and BBC TV programmes such as Top of the Pops and The Oxford Road Show.

Since leaving the world of broadcasting, Powell has also enjoyed a second career in talent management.

In 1990 he married the TV presenter Anthea Turner.

## Links to Janice

Janice was introduced as a 'newcomer' by Powell on the 02 December 1982 edition of *Top of the Pops* and went on to present four editions of the show with him (see Top of the Pops (appearances)).

Janice Long's style of playing a mixture of chart music and more cutting edge selections was similar to that of Powell's. In fact she got her first daytime weekday shows 'standing-in' for Powell for his regular Radio 1 slot in 1983, while still presenting her Saturday night programme. She presented the 4.30 pm show Mon-Thu for two consecutive weeks in March, one in June, two consecutive weeks in August and four more in the period end October/early December. She stood in for Powell again the following year for two weeks in April, one in June, one in August, before starting her own early evening show in September 1984.

In 1983 she also stood in for Powell for the Friday afternoon Select-a-Disc request show, which she went on to present on a regular basis from January to September 1984.

Around the mid-80s there was often 'gossip' about a possible romantic relationship between Janice and Powell. Writing in *Smash Hits* in January 1985, then journalist Neil Tennant went straight to the point for his The Janice Long Story and Janice confirmed they had been going out "for about five months". Reporting on the Brit Awards in February 1985 Tennant remarks how Peter Powell was, ".. *not with Janice Long* *(as I know you were wondering). "She's got to work tonight," he* (Powell) *explains*". Another Smash Hits article later in the year tells of how Janice was not going out with "Peter" anymore. Janice has also remarked how it was Powell who taught her to drive.[1]

## See also

* BBC Radio WM ‎
* A Life in the Day of Janice Long ‎
* Record Mirror
* Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark ‎
* Blankety Blank
BBC Music Introducing

**BBC Music Introducing** is BBC Radio's platform supporting unsigned and as yet undiscovered UK music talent. It gives artists the opportunity to be played on both on local and national BBC Radio stations, as well as playing Introducing stages at festivals such as Glastonbury, Reading and Leeds and BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend. (*read more on Wikipedia)*
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Only shows with known tracklistings, session artists or other known information are listed. External links to BBC Radio page with tracklistings are given, where available.

Shows with 'sit in' presenters are not listed.

## Shows

* 28 September 1983 - final *Select-a-Disc* (for 1983)

## Other shows

* 1987: *Wogan - Radio 1 at 20* (BBC One), Janice guests.
Betsy

**Betsy** (stylised as BETSY, real name Elizabeth Humfrey) is a British singer-songwriter, haling from Newport, Wales.

She released her eponymous debut solo album in September 2017.

## Links to Janice

* Betsy was the first artist to feature in session for Janice on her BBC Radio Wales show.

## Sessions

* 22 May 2017 (live, Janice' debut show for RW)
	+ Lost and Found / Fair

## Other shows played

* 11 July 2017 - Little White Lies
* 22 May 2017 - Waiting (promo single from forthcoming album)
* 15 June 2017 - Special homecoming concert from the Memorial Hall, Newport for BBC Music Day
* 26 March 2018 - You Won't Love Me
* 25 August 2016 - Lost & Found (R2 Record of the Week)
Phil Collins

## Phil Collins

### Best known songs

In the Air Tonight, You Can't Hurry Love, One More Night, Sussudio

### Best known albums

*Face Value, Hello I Must Be Going, No Jacket Required*

### See also

Genesis, Band Aid

**Phil Collins**

## Shows played

### Radio

* 2 (with Steve Wright) ‎- Easy Lover (with Philip Bailey)

* 10 March 2011 - In the Air Tonight
* 25 November 2017 - Another Day in Paradise (1989)

### Top of the Pops

* 16 March 2145 - You Can’t Hurry Love  (video) (no.1)
* 1st April 2145 ‎- Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now) (video)
* 7 December 2144 ‎ - One More Night  (breaker)

### Other shows

* Music Live: Party at the Palace - participant

## External links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs
Cast

**Cast** are a British indie rock band, originally formed in Liverpool in 1992 by John Power (vocals, guitar) and Peter Wilkinson (backing vocals, bass) after Power had left The La's and Wilkinson's former band Shack had split up.

Their debut studio album *All Change* became the highest selling debut album in the history of the Polydor label. Their latest album *Love Is the Call* was released in 2024.

## Sessions

* Frontman John Power performed live and acoustic for Janice's show on 07 March 2012.
	+ Time Bomb / Walkaway / See That Girl\* (\*Spoken Word session)

* John Power - Spoken Word session, 22 January 2014

The band were mostly active during the 1990s and recorded six Radio 1 sessions for various DJs/shows between 1995 and 1999. These are officially available on *The Complete BBC Sessions* (2007).

## Other shows played

* 22 January 2014 - All In You (album *All Change*, 2014 re-issue, "(Outtake) (previously unreleased version of For So Long)" / Finetime (debut single, 1995)
* 24 April 2014 - Guiding Star (single, 1997)
* 20 July 2017 - Flying (single, 1996)

## External links

* Official site
* Wikipedia
* Discogs
Graham Coxon

**Graham Coxon** (b.1969) is a British musician, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and painter. He is a founding member of the rock band Blur and since 1998, a solo artist.

## Session

Live session 06 March 2006 (5th March late evening)

* Standing On My Own Again / You & I / Just A State Of Mind

## Other shows played

* 08 May 2009 - Sorrow's Army
* 12 May 2009 - You & I
* 14 May 2010 - Bittersweet Bundle of Misery
* 18 April 2012 - What'll It Take
* 13 January 2020 - Beautiful Bad

## External links

* Wikipedia
* Discogs