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Mastertapes

Series 1

John Wilson talks with musicians about a career-defining album

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Mon 17 Dec 2012 23:00 BBC Radio 4

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    Paul Weller

    Paul Weller talks to John Wilson and a live audience about the last Jam album, The Gift.

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    Corinne Bailey Rae

    Corinne Bailey Rae returns to her second album The Sea and plays tracks from it live.

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    Ray Davies

    Ray Davies talks to John Wilson about the Kinks albums Lola and Muswell Hillbillies.

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    Suzanne Vega

    Suzanne Vega talks to John Wilson and a live audience about her album Solitude Standing.

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    The Zombies

    Rod Argent, Chris White and Colin Blunstone discuss the Zombies' album Odessey and Oracle.

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    Brinsley Forde

    Brinsley Forde discusses Aswad's album New Chapter and performs tracks from it live.

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    A chance to see Nile Rodgers at Maida Vale Studios on Monday 27 May.

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Paul Weller at Maida Vale Studios

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    Mastertapes

    John Wilson interviews leading musicians about the creation of an album they feel is one of their...

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