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Catherine
KS |
| Band to watch |
Catherine KS took the panel by storm when
her track was played last week - they gave her one of their best
ever scores. She'll be coming in to talk about her music and her
future plans.
You can hear her winning track here.
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Liane Carroll |
| Playing live |
Jazz diva Liane Carroll will bring her smoky
jazz to this Christmas edition of South Live - and we guarantee
that she will get you into the mood for Yule.
Liane has been getting great reviews recently in the national press
and was recently described as one of the fifty best things about
Christmas by the Observer.
Liane, who comes from Hastings, has been playing
piano since the age of three when she studied under the concert
pianist Phyliis Catling.
She has sung professionally since her mid teens and tours Europe
with Long John Baldry as well as playing and singing jazz,
rock, blues, soul and pop for a number of other bands including
Ladysmith Black Mambazo and the female trio, Passion.
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The Tabbush
Sisters |
| Playing live |
The Tabbush Sisters, from Hampshire , impressed
us with their demo disc and listeners to the early shows will have
already heard one of their tracks on our playlist. But tonight they're
back live - with a repertoire of traditional and contemporary song.
In 2002 the Sisters won the Wiltshire Folk Association Young Folk
Musician Award.
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Hazel
O'Connor |
| The Track
that Changed My Life |
Hazel O'Connor shot
to stardom in 1980 when she played the role of a singer in the film
Breaking Glass, which broke a hit album including the Number
One Will You.
She produced more top ten hits and albums, as well
as widely praised acting roles, throughout the eighties.
Legal battles over record deals forced her close
to bankruptcy yet she continued performing and developed a major
following in Europe and the US. .
Then her 1998 autobiographical Edinburgh Fringe
show, Beyond Breaking Glass, won soaring reviews and gave her the
inspiration to get back into the studio and record an album of the
same name.
More recently Hazel has contributed a version of
Rock n Roll Suicide to the Bowie tribute album Diamond Gods, and
signed a new record deal which will see the reissue of parts of
her back catalgue as well as the release of a new CD, Acoustically
Yours.
This week we ask Hazel O'Connor for the Track
which Changed My Life.
If you want us to listen to your demo - and you've
got some original tunes - then you
need to send us a CD by post to South:Live,
BBC Southern Counties Radio,40-42 Queens Road, Brighton, BN1 8XB.
| South:Live
- Previously on.... |
Week One:Jonny
Quality, The Sands
Cathryn Stone, Arthur Brown, Fin Costello. Get
a full briefing |
| Week Two: Conrad
Vingoe, Roger Davies, Dani Wilde, Sophie Barker, Robin Scott.
Get a full briefing |
| Week Three:
Sequoia, Andy Baron, Lisa Shingler and Simon Brewin, Wreckless
Eric, Steve Lovell, Carleen Anderson. Get
a full briefing |
| Week Four:
Dead! Dead!Dead!, The LoveGods, Matt Goorney, Eugenie Arrowsmith,
Rohan Kriwaczek, Nitin Sawhney. Get
a full briefing |
| Week Five: Nothing,
Deborah Bonham, Martha Tilston, Renzo Spiteri, Kai Harris.
Get a full briefing |
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