This week saw the loss of the legendary Quincy Jones, one of the most influential musicians and producers in music history, who passed away at 91. Recognised for revolutionising music through his boundary-breaking work with some of the biggest names in the industry such as Michael Jackson, Frank Sinatra, Aretha Franklin, and Ray Charles, paving the way for future musicians and super-producers, and his lasting impact across jazz and popular music, in film and TV, and pioneering production techniques, his visionary influence across a career that spanned over 70 years has reshaped music for decades to come. To celebrate his legacy, we go Back To Back through his life and work.



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Soul Bossa Nova (Big Band Bossa Nova)
George Benson - Give Me The Night
Lesley Gore - It’s My Party
Aretha Franklin - Angel
Frank Sinatra - Mack The Knife
The Streetbeater aka Samford & Son Theme (You've Got It Bad Girl)
Tell Me A Bedtime Story (Sounds...and Stuff Like That!!)
Ai No Corrida (The Dude)
Michael Jackson - Don’t Stop Til You Get Enough

This week saw the loss of the legendary Quincy Jones, one of the most influential musicians and producers in music history, who passed away at 91. Recognised for revolutionising music through his boundary-breaking work with some of the biggest names in the industry such as Michael Jackson, Frank Sinatra, Aretha Franklin, and Ray Charles, paving the way for future musicians and super-producers, and his lasting impact across jazz and popular music, in film and TV, and pioneering production techniques, his visionary influence across a career that spanned over 70 years has reshaped music for decades to come. To celebrate his legacy, we go Back To Back through his life and work.--Soul Bossa Nova (Big Band Bossa Nova) George Benson - Give Me The Night Lesley Gore - It’s My Party Aretha Franklin - Angel Frank Sinatra - Mack The Knife The Streetbeater aka Samford &amp; Son Theme (You've Got It Bad Girl) Tell Me A Bedtime Story (Sounds...and Stuff Like That!!) Ai No Corrida (The Dude) Michael Jackson - Don’t Stop Til You Get Enough

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Ep129: Quincy Jones

Leaders in the first wave of British punk rock, The Clash is credited for revolutionising punk and bringing the genre to the UK with music that addressed social alienation and protested against the political climate of the time, giving an angry, compassionate voice to a generation of unrest. To celebrate their third studio album London Calling turning 45 this week- often labelled one of the most influential albums of all time- we go Back To Back through the work of "The Only Band That Matters".



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Brand New Cadillac (London Calling)
Revolution Rock (London Calling)
Straight to Hell (Combat Rock)
(White Man in) Hammersmith Palais (The Clash)
London Calling (London Calling)
Should I Stay Or Should I Go? (Combat Rock)
Death Or Glory (London Calling)
I Fought The Law (The Cost Of Living)
Spanish Bombs (London Calling)
Rock the Casbah (Combat Rock)
Train In Vain (Stand By Me)

Leaders in the first wave of British punk rock, The Clash is credited for revolutionising punk and bringing the genre to the UK with music that addressed social alienation and protested against the political climate of the time, giving an angry, compassionate voice to a generation of unrest. To celebrate their third studio album London Calling turning 45 this week- often labelled one of the most influential albums of all time- we go Back To Back through the work of "The Only Band That Matters".--Brand New Cadillac (London Calling) Revolution Rock (London Calling) Straight to Hell (Combat Rock) (White Man in) Hammersmith Palais (The Clash) London Calling (London Calling) Should I Stay Or Should I Go? (Combat Rock) Death Or Glory (London Calling) I Fought The Law (The Cost Of Living) Spanish Bombs (London Calling) Rock the Casbah (Combat Rock) Train In Vain (Stand By Me)

Ep134: The Clash

Japanese-American singer-songwriter Mitski has become a vital voice in indie music for her genre-fluidity, raw emotionality, and deeply introspective lyrics often infused with themes of anxiety, identity, and yearning that have made her one of the most compelling artists of this generation. As her breakthrough third studio album Bury Me At Makeout Creek turns ten this month, we take a Back To Back journey through her unique brand of melancholy.



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My Love Mine All Mine (The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We)
Francis Forever (Bury Me At Makeout Creek)
I Bet On Losing Dogs (Puberty 2)
Brand New City (Lush)
Working For the Knife (Laurel Hell)
Jobless Monday (Bury Me At Makeout Creek)
Crack Baby (Puberty 2)
First Love / Late Spring (Bury Me At Makeout Creek)
Washing Machine Heart (Be The Cowboy)
Your Best American Girl (Puberty 2)
Nobody (Be The Cowboy)
Last Words of a Shooting Star (Bury Me At Makeout Creek)

Japanese-American singer-songwriter Mitski has become a vital voice in indie music for her genre-fluidity, raw emotionality, and deeply introspective lyrics often infused with themes of anxiety, identity, and yearning that have made her one of the most compelling artists of this generation. As her breakthrough third studio album Bury Me At Makeout Creek turns ten this month, we take a Back To Back journey through her unique brand of melancholy.--My Love Mine All Mine (The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We) Francis Forever (Bury Me At Makeout Creek) I Bet On Losing Dogs (Puberty 2) Brand New City (Lush) Working For the Knife (Laurel Hell) Jobless Monday (Bury Me At Makeout Creek) Crack Baby (Puberty 2) First Love / Late Spring (Bury Me At Makeout Creek) Washing Machine Heart (Be The Cowboy) Your Best American Girl (Puberty 2) Nobody (Be The Cowboy) Last Words of a Shooting Star (Bury Me At Makeout Creek)

Ep133: Mitski

Legendary American hip hop group A Tribe Called Quest redefined the boundaries of hip-hop with their innovative fusion of jazz-infused beats and socially-conscious lyrics that helped spread Afrocentrism to a new mainstream generation of listeners during an era dominated by party anthems and gangsta rap. Regarded as a pioneer of alternative hip hop and merging jazz with hip hop, the group made history as the 12th hip hop inductee into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame last month. We go Back To Back through their work and legacy.



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Jazz (We’ve Got) (The Low End Theory)

Get A Hold (Beats, Rhythm & Life)
Can I Kick It? (J.Cole Remix) (People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm)
The Space Program (We Got It From Here… Thank You 4 Your Service)
Footprints (People’s Instinctive Travels and the Paths Of Rhythms)
Award Tour (feat Trugoy The Dove) (Midnight Marauders)
Butter (The Low End Theory)
Check The Rhime (The Low End Theory)
Find A Way (The Love Movement)
Electric Relaxation (Midnight Marauders)
Bonita Applebum (People’s Instinctive Travels and the Paths Of Rhythms)

Legendary American hip hop group A Tribe Called Quest redefined the boundaries of hip-hop with their innovative fusion of jazz-infused beats and socially-conscious lyrics that helped spread Afrocentrism to a new mainstream generation of listeners during an era dominated by party anthems and gangsta rap. Regarded as a pioneer of alternative hip hop and merging jazz with hip hop, the group made history as the 12th hip hop inductee into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame last month. We go Back To Back through their work and legacy.--Jazz (We’ve Got) (The Low End Theory)Get A Hold (Beats, Rhythm &amp; Life) Can I Kick It? (J.Cole Remix) (People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm) The Space Program (We Got It From Here… Thank You 4 Your Service) Footprints (People’s Instinctive Travels and the Paths Of Rhythms) Award Tour (feat Trugoy The Dove) (Midnight Marauders) Butter (The Low End Theory) Check The Rhime (The Low End Theory) Find A Way (The Love Movement) Electric Relaxation (Midnight Marauders) Bonita Applebum (People’s Instinctive Travels and the Paths Of Rhythms)

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