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Last broadcast on Fri, 2 Dec 2011, 23:30 on BBC HD (see all broadcasts).
Synopsis
Joining Jools on this last programme in the current series are: LA's own alternative rock/funk superstars Red Hot Chili Peppers with songs from their tenth studio album I'm With You and Iceland's biggest musical export Bjork with pieces from her newest album Biophilia. The album began as a true interactive experience and combined music with technological innovation and themes of science and nature, and was the first-ever 'app album'. It has also now surfaced as a traditional release.
Also in the studio, from Burnage, Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds with songs from his debut album, which made it to number one in the UK album chart.
Making their TV debuts on the show are East London's answer to The Strokes, Spector, who perform a couple of their sparkly pop tunes, and also from London, Michael Kiwanuka, a 23-year-old son of Ugandan immigrants whose sound has been compared to Bill Withers and Van Morrison.
Completing the series, from Nashville, singer songwriter Gillian Welch, joined by her musical partner and guitarist Dave Rawlings on a couple of songs from her album The Harrow and the Harvest.
Clips (2)
Music played
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Red Hot Chili Peppers
— The Adventures Of Rain Dance Maggie -
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds
— Aka…what A Life! -
Björk
— Thunderbolt -
Spector — Chevy Thunder
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Gillian Welch
— Dark Turn Of Mind -
Red Hot Chili Peppers
— Look Around -
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds
— The Death Of You And Me -
Michael Kiwanuka
— Tell Me A Tale -
Björk
— Cosmogony -
Gillian Welch
— The Way It Goes -
Spector — Never Fade Away
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Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds
— If I Had A Gun -
Red Hot Chili Peppers
— Monarchy Of Roses
Credits
- Series Producer
- Alison Howe
- Presenter
- Jools Holland
- Director
- Janet Fraser Crook
Broadcasts
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Fri 25 Nov 201123:50
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Fri 25 Nov 201123:50
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Sat 26 Nov 201100:20
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Sun 27 Nov 201101:05
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Fri 2 Dec 201123:30
