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Introducing the Pill Edition of Pills 'n' Thrills and Bellyaches 💊 Limited to just 200 copies worldwide. Sign up now for exclusive early access, opening 10am 12th June. happymondays.lnk.to/signup @officialswr
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Nottingham Trent University confirms plans to close its postgraduate Broadcast Journalism and Multimedia course due to “insufficient numbers” enrolling NTU also closing its Magazine Journalism Masters
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Legendary London venue The Barfly, which hosted early gigs from the likes of Coldplay, Adele and The Killers, is set to return later this month. rollingstone.co.uk/music/new…
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The Avalanches, Olof Dreijer, Tortoise, Jacob Alon and much, much more - Pitchfork Music Festival London returns this November... clashmusic.com/live/the-aval…
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Following PRS dispute, Music Venue Trust teams with @AudooHQ to assess royalty distributions accuracy musicweek.com/live/read/foll…
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.@softcellhq confirm final album 'Danceteria' - it was completed before the passing of founding member Dave Ball... The title track is out now - a debauched salute to the famed NYC nightclub... clashmusic.com/news/soft-cel…
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Before the chart topping success and BRIT Awards, M People were building their reputation on the UK club scene. Released in 1991, “How Can I Love You More” introduced Heather Small’s unmistakable voice and the band's blend of house, soul and dance music that would soon bring them mainstream success.
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June 1989 🇺🇸 Tom Petty "I WON'T BACK DOWN" #80s
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There was no wash board on the track, the percussion was created by myself, I used a cabassa, foot stomp on a piece of wood & mouth percussion. The rhythm was emphasised by me playing a Gibson acoustic guitar without using a pick. Paul King emphasised Mike Cole’s stand up bass part by playing a glass jug, Colin Earl played an acoustic grand piano & I also played a 1960 Fender Strat with my fingers through a 1963 Marshall top as well as singing the two vocal tracks. The recording took place in Pye Studio one on an 8 track machine through a Neve desk & Tannoy monitors
In the Summertime is the debut single by Mungo Jerry, released in May 1970. The band recorded the track very quickly in the studio, without traditional drums: the iconic rhythm of "chh chh chh" comes from the washboard played by Paul King. The band's name came from a poem by T. S. Eliot ("Mungojerrie and Rumpelteazer"). Released as a single, it became a global phenomenon: #1 on the UK Singles Chart for seven weeks in a row, #3 on the Billboard Hot 100, #1 in several countries and sold millions of copies.
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On this day in 1971, Bob Andy and Marcia Griffiths entered the UK charts with “Pied Piper”, which would go on to reach No.11.
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REALMUSIK-LIVE. London's Trending Gigs Every Week With RealMusik & @shoreditchradio @SarahJaneMorri3 tonight at @ExchangeTwick . Hear her today at 2pm & 8pm on The RealMusik Radio Show at shoreditchradio.co.uk/listen… and at realmusiklondon.com/playlist
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The Beatles "Hey Jude" had it's world premiere on David Frost's "Frost On Sunday" show on September 8th, 1968.
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This week in 1994 Oasis first NME cover 📸 Kevin Cummins
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The Rolling Stones' legendary guitarist Ronnie Wood is celebrating his 79th birthday today 🎂🎸
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