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No one's got it yeah somebody will thought it was because it does like that doesn't it but I had to Mandy and that yes you're really on the right right with that but what we got for us coming up across eastern counties Tristan Norfolk Yeah let's start in Norfolk so on the 21st of November. Absolutely which is on the waterfront staying at the waterfront We've also got primal scream on. The 27th of November and at the university. Of the u.a.e. It's that list pal the whole big big act and that's on the 30th of November only supported by grace Carter who have you heard of yet really good theories of soulful kind of a bit jazzy actually yeah but really really good artist and then we're going to go into Suffolk Bury St Edmunds they've got Graham Parker on the 26 of November at the Apex which is a really good act and we've got someone else also there sweet They're like a glam rock band Oh yes I remember the verse now. They're also the Apacs which will be really good and will stay at Suffolk in Ipswich they've got snow patrol on the 21st in November at the Ipswich Regent Theatre and same place so we've got Emily Sunday on the 29th Well it's an interesting and also mention a bit more about Amazon than a minute but a case also other venues across the county All right well I'm going to go now to Glenn he's of course he was in deep purple and the junction on the 19th of November in Cambridge and all say the year in each happening on the 20th and I'm hoping that we get to Chatham next week because I think I think he's recording a new album but if you're a Deep Purple fan you will remember this he comes. Please Feel. And he was recorded he's played on the track he's going to be doing the classic live and just to remind come to the junction in Cambridge on the 19th of November and the knowledge waterfront on the 20th elsewhere is up and down the country. With the ice on our roads now he comes aren't. Here in Sheffield on Northern services due to flooding there are there is a suction also says Jean Sheffield in kill and they will really replace by an Army will I really service where possible between Google and how there is also services between Sheffield and least the wards call to roll their own shit into parks or a cross country services g to a level crossing problem there are delays of up to 30 minutes on cross country services from Reading to Oxford to nourish at Arlen road as Jussi emergency repairs that is currently closed in both directions from Hiram road to Hiram Grove finally into Bedfordshire I will sting on the 6 that remains closed due to overnight road right from Luton road to Southern Cross our Bolton b.b.c. Radio travel high hour and I think you've got the wrong region. I apologize that's what. I said no you're not alone. And I did hear up to 7. New Street is flooding which means that those chemicals are all streets and are pretty crude and impressed so at the end 141 was close in both directions for the principal Bridge Road Works Ok thank you very much. Go away they go Well that was quite bizarre Gareth is in the studio there so if you are on the race I'm very sorry that they said they were going around side the studio they don't want I think to ripple please do give us a call right Gareth Let's get more with some more gigs Shall we go back to Essex then which will which is in our regions which we're covering I could use in Bristol once. But Kate Rusby is on the culture star chart a hole on the night for December now I don't know why but that name right about how . I just met and some I say well she's a fake artist over and we have will be having around the fracture bit will be having on the show is my own fantastic because she's amazing and such a beautiful singer and then moving in to Southend on Sea We've got James Morrison the crisper villian on the 14th of November and as well on the 6th of December Emily someday will also be taking on the cliffs pavilion She's everywhere everywhere and yeah she's really good and then into Cambridge where Billy Bragg is at the Cambridge junction on the 26 November and Scouting For Girls at the Cambridge Corn Exchange on the 3rd of December and then a big mention to Cambridge International Jazz Festival as well absolutely one fantastic names that are coming up there Robin read an aria Yeah I'm Harry Connick and there are just. 11 days 11 days of jazz of jazz and workshops and all kinds of things so if that's your thing all you want to learn something then please do have a look at the website now highty Patrick in his room and says see much and I know what history does to enhance the spitfire but that song is fantasy as r.j. 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Yes if we Springsteen's If I Should Fall Behind now he's hitting the right again and if you've never heard him the riffle you really should take the opportunity for a night out as he's entertainment with brilliant musicianship and full provoking songs he is in the east of England the 29th of November as Martin is performing a special gig at creating some merry sexual club with all the proceeds going to the club I spoke to Martin earlier this week to ask him what he's been doing over the last year I've been extensively like I always say to do I never really come up the road but the last year of the release of. This 1920 studio when I saw it was called Here Come the young and it's done pretty well we. A lot of critical acclaim for the record I think it's kind of a timely statement to the here come the young is a reference to my observation of my own kids and their partners in the global youth movement the sort of March of against gun control and for climate change right now and just say in the in them I think there is an openness and an inclusive Koussevitzky or a really strong rejection of the way politics is going at the moment in many ways it was kind of try me I didn't mean it to be but it was and so that's that's good and it's. Led me to just a few doors open that I hadn't expected and be walking through those I've also recorded just finished an album of songs by a guy called Phil Ochs who was trying to be compared to him in a revue in 1903 when I was on to a clan out and became a fan of his he sadly took his own life in 176 but I met his sister 6 years ago who's a wonderful lady and trying to keep his legacy allies I just recorded 14 of his songs which are going to be released in the next month or so so that's been happening in the foundation the let yourself trust we were going from strength to strength we've raised nearly half a 1000000 pounds in the last 6 years and you know the way across 11 different projects we change project every 6 months to small grassroots organizations that we feel are doing amazing work in the world that are often under funded and the publicized so we try to correct that rather passed on the bank for that was just amazing Tell us more about that because there may be people who want to be involved well if they can just go to my website and Martin Joseph someone with a wide net and you can there's a link to let yourself go on that and yeah I mean I've always sung a lot of sort of social awareness and social issues say and but 6 years ago I decided be nice to do something a little more so my wife and I we started this foundation and we work with some small organization that we find for say 6 months give them published at the end of the 6 months we. We process on whatever money we raise and that became an interesting model people don't get charity fatigue because we're constantly changing projects I think people are often you know a little bit suspect of big charities these days and there's a lot of good ones out there but we don't work with the big guys we just find these small organizations that are very passionate so they don't waste a single penny you give them and I just develop this trust with my audience through the years so when I say look I find this guys and you know we really need to help because I do an amazing where people are really happy to give and so we've got people a lot of people come on board and give us you know 5 or 10 pounds a month and we're able to distribute that to just some incredible projects World Wide ranging from teen suicide in Massachusetts to albinism in Africa we've been working in the West Bank and Palestine refugee camp for the children. Our current project is based in the poll say the new young girls from going into the sex trade so all sorts of very worthy things but also in the u.k. An organization that facilitates severely disabled people to be able to go to music best Also not all poverty based either you know so a lot lots of different amazing things and so yeah let yourself start and that is the place to go to find out a little bit more about that the brilliant and the lovely thing is that when some screeching these Mairi says your club on Friday the 29th of November is an intimate venue but everything that's been taken that night is going to say should club which I thought was rather lovely It's always good to support you know good work whatever it is and work that brings us together like clubs where we can meet and communicate and share common values and figure it all way through the the cynicism and fear of our times you know who for most of the other thing as well Nancy does that say should clubs and clubs in general they were the kind of bread and butter for musicians whether you would hear a musical note back in the day read me yeah yeah and for many people I'm sure they still are you know. I'm sort of somewhere between theaters and social clubs that's where you'll find me and. Ok to the cables those are whatever you know it's absolutely you know where people gather together the news is that there's always encouragement there's something very powerful that happens when we do gather around the. Elevate just remind us I think of who we really are you know and we need that right now because these need to be taken in by so much of the bad news as it were you know and so it's important to remind ourselves of our common good not common values for find a way forward to try and improve things the arts I think have a huge role to play in that Oh absolutely I'm celebrating that positivity as well because sometimes when you can see somebody it's their inspiration that can actually in spy you I know that you do that for many many people well it's very kind of you you know I mean you know people do it for me too you know it's amazing and you can. Sometimes surprisingly you can sit in the midst of a song or a film or a book and I know something just comes along so I just as you know look at that you know you know and it speaks to the context of where you are in your journey and in that moment just sort of says don't give up is not know that there's there's more to it than your current situation and you've got to got to try and remember that and keep moving forward and as I said I think that can really happen around music and. You know there's a fantastic Hickam the young driving her back to London like you where we hear about your record plays. And you know daughters and his taste in music very cleverly done how did that come about with. A couple of years ago after Christmas I was doing what many parents of the you know when you drive back to university town in this case it was from Cardiff to London with Harry at my goat of a stud you know the time when we. Just began to swap generational songs on our i Phones as we journeyed up the m 4 you know and and I've learned so through 40 years now songwriter and pay attention to the Muses in front of you otherwise it goes down the road to Billy Bragg or someone you know you know you've got to make some sort of mental note of what's going on otherwise it kind of disappears so I did that and came back and the courses are about moments of salt and songs and the verses are where I get to say some things I wanted to say and maybe some things that as I wrote the song I didn't realize I needed to say and again it's about the openness an inclusive it's the of the younger generation and also the same time I think as a parent your greatest wish is that your kids don't inherit your mistakes they take away the best of who you are and leave the rest behind and I was trying to articulate something of that within the city and a half minutes is on. The Mohsen Chase is driving back to the. Wonderful from he's album he comes the young so you are back to my chat with exam writer much j.c. If he's a powerful performer and loves to encourage others I asked Marty about a festival he comes pipes Este by 1st it's our own little festival up at Lancaster University and my record label is called private records only stupidly because some friends started called me Jose instead of Joseph Flint and I became close but he was came close pipe and became quite a long long time ago so we started our own little festival coprolite fest and it's a day of community really based around the folks that come to my concerts and we're limited to about 120 people for the day and we have a special guest we have 3 other artists obviously the music is the key to it we have songwriting rounds and stuff but we have we have other things too I have workshops and we have a pub quiz where we divide people up into teams and everything is a really community based and it's very very popular and we started on the clock in the morning and finished 11 o'clock at night there's a bar and it's just a great day of sharing and I can go about what we said earlier on about where morning and each other or where we are you know who we are or just a fun day and something we started the year over a decade ago now and it's we've had some wonderful guests through the years people like Dick Cochrane and Corinne Polwarth and Duke special a lot a lot of. So the special artist as larks were having a lot of fun with it we have played them a lot last year and some tartar kids. Were lining up some guests of the show well next and I heard of evidence of that usually about September the 15th 16th the summer rambling cost you know well you should maybe took that in a take round to the 7 other we can have a pint fest in every town maybe a very free with some people certain to be great if it was a bigger thing I think it would lose something of its uniqueness of a moment where we kind of keep it small and pretty and to. Be able to merge. There it seems that you're a busy person another album I'm looking forward to hearing the feel like songs album because that sounds like it. And also the fact that you are out there and we've got you at some wells next the sea on the 28th of November you commit to creating some memory says You come on the 29th of November in Suffolk the 30th on the great British folk festival e.g. Manage to get a Christmas in the mountain. For Christmas it's usually about $130.00 plus the Year Round about the some of the times we stop generally the 1st thing we carry on with the priest Oh it's $34.00 dates in total this trait or it will go through to the. Fence us and we go he commits Cambridge on the 16th of January and the 17th at Southwold So plenty of stuff in the east of England but I think most of all if you've never met seen motion Jess if we fall then do go because you change your mind about something. If you've got a favorite thing about Christmas Christmas. I want to these people who sort of a lot people have already done their Christmas shopping and later I get the you know and it. Almost sounds like a chore so I love the spontaneously of it you know sort of Christmas Eve I look at the. Plate and put it it's. You know it's usually but stuff and they aren't together with the families and exchange and some distant are never going to love them. Might think it's lovely that because I was think the films that e-books where people take a bow on Christmas Eve and they get the treat they get the presidents they do the whole thing on Christmas Eve in a slightly different bill does somebody just pray that they did. Not want would let me get away with. Treatment but certainly in terms of. In the midst of Christmas a think you know Ok We're going. To have fun I like. Now you're really good at giving people a hand to make reasonable to kill look Jackson you kind of mentored him if you could anybody else on your radar at the moment no not really I'm always happy to encourage especially when I'm across America playing festivals I come across amazing artists that perhaps don't have much of a profile here you know and. I called Willie Porter who's just told Britain who I sort of picked up on and I've opened shows for him there and him over here for me and he's incredible that Hopper makes me want to retire with a porter and there's also a great banquet sway well who just on officials and you. Know the folk band who I really love I mentioned Kitty McFarlane who had also of course is a very young coming lovely singer songwriter from Bristol but I'm happy if I can push you know how lovely. Thank you so I say much plus a thank you. This Guy. And he's playing it once again at 29th of November and that's creating some hairy social club in Suffolk Oh price he's going to the cup and you can get your tickets there as well but on his website you find all the details. And hello to you and that and Mandy you say is going to be yeah a savory tart ending in the letter one last one before we go what is it what is it does it a fruit a freight but what is it ends in the letter 80 and also. Still to solve. What she does that everything in there give us a call text or e-mail in The Star message with the word so you send it to a one chip a 3 Here Comes The Beautiful South. That . Means. our. Beautiful selfless song for who left me and how to Liz was a from woman says Well fantastic show Phillips especially thank you very much Liz We try to have a broad brush to tidy up the music that's coming to the east and come to some pretty crass high turn that it's not a pineapple a fruit let ending in the letter a is not a pineapple. 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That was thinking of you simply read. And should read just I'll be back next Sunday between 7 and 10. And of course tomorrow night the fake b.b.c. Radio making this 9 minute sound 7 o'clock. On the Willows a coming in live actually. Have a great week 20. B.b.c. News at 10 I'm Tom what's the armed forces are expected to use helicopters to try to strengthen flood defenses in South Yorkshire Water levels in flooded villages near the river Dawn aren't expected to begin to drop until tomorrow the Environment Agency has rejected claims inadequate Land Management contributed to the floods but local farmer John Duckett disagrees they haven't revolver we'll take it any shelter out of the river since 99 and worse than that they've planted thousands of well wars to deliberately slow the flow of the river which is wrong very very wrong Labor's Keith Vaz has announced his retirement from the Commons after 32 years last month the m.p. 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