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SUMMARY:Moseley Folk Festival with special guest Ranking Roger
DESCRIPTION:Musician-turned-award winning author Daniel Rachel discusses his book about the coming together of pop music and politics in the 1970 and ‘80s alongside Ranking Roger (The Beat / General Public) and Brum Radio’s Robin Valk. \nThe event will feature a unique soundtrack of the period\, compiled by the author\, and a presentation of more than a hundred images of related ephemera including archive film footage. \n  \nhttp://www.moseleyfolk.co.uk/line-up/
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SUMMARY:Festival No. 6
DESCRIPTION:SALON NO.6\n\n\n\n— ARTS & CULTURE —\n\nSalon No.6 present three days of themed talks and debates from Salon London\, voted No.6 (appropriately) in GQ’s ‘100 best things to do in the world’. Hosted by Juliet Russell and Helen Bagnall\, Salon work with passionate experts\, academics and forward thinkers. . \nSalon No.6 is three days of themed talks and debates by Salon London\, who were voted No.6 (appropriately enough) in GQ magazine’s ‘100 best things to do in the world’\, and are dedicated to bringing  big\, bold and brilliant ideas to life. Curated and hosted by Juliet Russell and Helen Bagnall\, Salonworks with passionate experts\, leading academics and forward thinkers from science\, art and psychology.  For this year’s No.6\, Salon explores three innovative and influential musical genres that redefined popular culture – New York Disco\, New Romantics and Jazz. Join us in the Gatehouse every day. \n\nSalon No.6 loves New York Disco. Pioneering\, inclusive and life affirming\, the legacy of NY Disco continues to inform dance culture. Last night a DJ Saved my Life – Bill Brewster and Greg Wilson celebrate The Loft’s underground dance parties\, its ethos\, influence and the music that fueled the dance floor. Paul Tierney brings us the fashion and faces who created the style and decadence of Studio 54 and we look at the neuroscience of Disco and why our brain loves the beat that goes on and on. Friday\, 1pm-3pm The Gatehouse. \nSalon No.6 loves New Romantics. Where music\, fashion and sexuality brushed up against the avant garde\, we explore this creative surge that changed the UK forever. We meet the cultural tour de force\, Jeremy Healy\, whose music\, style and friendships helped to define a movement. Now one of the world’s most sought after DJs and composers\, Jeremy discusses his life as a New Romantic. Dr Alison Bancroft celebrates Leigh Bowery – Filthy\, Fabulous and Queer as Folk. Dr Michael Brooks introduces Steve\, Not So Strange – the new science of sexuality. Saturday\, 11am-1pm\, The Gatehouse. \n\nSalon No.6 loves Jazz .Combining innovation\, improvisation and collaboration\, Jazz is the maverick that went mainstream. Philosopher Dr Julian Baggini brings us the Tao of Jazz exploring the relationship between process\, spontaneity\, philosophy and Jazz. Singer and vocal coach\, Jennifer John presents Fascinating Rhythm – How Jazz Works\, taking us through the musical ingredients that define the genre. Finally neuroscientist Dr Catherine Loveday introduces Lost in Jazz – How the Brain thrives on Improvisation\, exploring just how deeply creative\, absorbing and stimulating Jazz can be for musicians and listeners. Sunday\, 11am -1pm The Gatehouse
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SUMMARY:Word In Your Ear with Chris Difford
DESCRIPTION:*** SOLD OUT *** WIYE Presents Chris Difford & Daniel Rachel *** SOLD OUT ***\nDESCRIPTION\n\n\n\nWe’re delighted to announce that on September 11th our very special guests will be two old friends of the podcast\, Chris Difford and author Daniel Rachel.\n\nChris is coming along to talk about “Some Fantastic Place”\, which is the story of his life in and out of Squeeze. It recounts his story from his upbringing in South London during the Sixties to his rise to fame as a member of Squeeze.\n\nWe’re also joined by Daniel Rachel\, the author of the award-winning “Walls Come Tumbling Down”\, which is about the music and politics of Rock Against Racism\, 2 Tone and Red Wedge. Containing over 150 interviews with key players in these movements and events\, it won the Penderyn Prize for music books for 2017\, even beating out David Hepworth’s “Never A Dull Moment”\, a fact he promises to overlook.\n\n\n\nThe Islington 1 Tolpuddle Street
URL:https://danielrachel.com/event/word-in-your-ear-with-chris-difford/
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SUMMARY:ON BOWIE: DYLAN JONES & TERRY O’NEILL AT HATCHARDS
DESCRIPTION:ON BOWIE: DYLAN JONES & TERRY O’NEILL AT HATCHARDS\n\nDate: Tuesday 26 September 2017\nLocation: Hatchards Piccadilly \nLegendary photographer Terry O’Neill and British GQ editor Dylan Jones have both announced major new books on David Bowie for September. \nOn September 26th\, join us at 187 Piccadilly to hear the two men in conversation about the life and work of the stunning singer-songwriter\, artist\, performer\, creative-mind\, and (we’ll mention) voracious reader – who once held an account at Hatchards. \n O’Neill\, considered Bowie’s best visual documentarian\, has previously published a £1\,500 photography book on Bowie (including two original prints)\, exclusively sold at Hatchards. On Sep. 14th\, he releases a new book of photographs from Bowie’s ultimate performance as Ziggy Stardust\, ‘When Bowie Played the Marquee’ (£30)\, a watershed moment in music-history. \nDylan Jones has been a decades-long admirer of Bowie – an obsession which has amounted to his new biography\, ‘Bowie: A Life’ (£20). Released on Sep. 7th\, this thoroughly researched (following 180+ interviews) oral history inspects the star’s life through his early years to the height of his fame. Dealing with original familial\, social\, and creative moments that shaped Bowie\, Jones sheds a critical new light on the enigmatic character and his story. \nTime: 6:30-8:30pm\nPrice: £5 (including wine) redeemable against the price of either book. \nPlease contact events@hatchards.co.uk to reserve tickets\, or call us at 020 7439 9921. \nThis is a seated event and space is strictly limited: RSVP required.
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