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Maximo Park's Paul Smith

Duration:: 2 hours

First broadcast:: Friday 10 August 2012

Maximo Park's Paul Smith chatted to The Hawk about the band's beginnings, their latest album and those jerky dance moves.

There was also a brilliant mix of music including The Kabeedies, Vangelis, Jake Bugg and a Northern Soul classsic by Harold Melvin/The Bluenotes.

Maximo Park's Paul Smith chats with Chris Hawkins Duration: 00:28

Veruca Salt Seether
Beach House Lazuli
The Kabeedies Bones
WAR Me And Baby Brother
DJ Shadow/Terry Reid Listen
The Go-Betweens Right Here [Session]
Vangelis Blade Runner [End Titles]
Holy Ghost! Do It Again
Nirvana Lithium
Jake Bugg Taste It
Dinosaur Jr. Watch The Corners
The Adverts Gary Gilmore’s Eyes [Session]
Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes Wake Up Everybody
Adamski Killer
The Kinks Sunny Afternoon
Foals Spanish Sahara
The Smiths The Boy With The Thorn In His Side
Friends Home
Clash Clash City Rockers
Fugees Fu Gee La
The Sufis Wake Up
Stevie Wonder Fingertips Pt.2
Maximo Park's Paul Smith
Maxïmo Park Apply Some Pressure
Maxïmo Park The Undercurrents
Animal Collective Today's Supernatural
The Rolling Stones It’s All Over Now
PJ Harvey 50 Ft Queenie [Session]
The Chemical Brothers Theme For Velodrome
Oasis Rock N Roll Star

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