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Episode 10

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Last broadcast on Wed, 25 Nov 2009, 23:05 on BBC HD (see all broadcasts).

Synopsis

Joining Jools is David Gray, who is back in the studio to perform a duet with Annie Lennox, entitled Full Steam, from his recent Draw the Line album.

Portland, Oregon's The Decemberists perform songs from their acclaimed album The Hazards of Love. Inspired by the British folk revival of the mid-Sixties, the album tells of a woman, her shape-shifting lover, his forest queen mother, and a rake.

Corinne Bailey Rae makes a welcome return to the show, performing a couple of acoustic exclusives ahead of the February 2010 release of her second album.

Making their Later... debut are The Big Pink, who deal in a fuzzy electro-rock blend, and recently released their debut album, A Brief History of Love, to much acclaim. Also appearing on the show for the first time is south London's Rox, whose pop/soul stylings have already won her an array of admirers, and will no doubt gather more with the release of her debut album in 2010.

Tracklist

  1. David Gray David GrayFugitive

  2. The Big Pink The Big PinkDominoes

  3. Rox RoxMy Baby Left Me

  4. The Decemberists The DecemberistsThe Rake's Song

  5. Stan Tracey Stan TraceyTriple Celebration

  6. David Gray David GrayFull Steam Ahead

  7. The Low Anthem The Low AnthemTo Ohio

  8. The Big Pink The Big PinkVelvet

  9. Corinne Bailey Rae Corinne Bailey RaeI'd Do It All Again

  10. David Gray David GrayJackdaw

  11. Rox RoxBreakfast In Bed

  12. The Decemberists The DecemberistsThe Wanting Comes In Waves/Repaid

Credits

Presenter
Jools Holland
Director
Janet Fraser Crook
Producer
Alison Howe

Broadcasts

  1. Fri 20 Nov 2009
    23:45
  2. Wed 25 Nov 2009
    23:05

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