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Evidently... John Cooper Clarke will be shown on BBC4 on Wednesday, May 30 at 10pm then repeated on BBC HD at 11.30pm later that evening and show again on May 31 at 3.15am on BBC4. The documentary looks at the career of the influential Salford lad who... Full Article at This is Essex
Manzanera does a very similar thing for Le as the late Martin Hannett and his Invisible Girls did for John Cooper Clarke over three decades ago, shaping a set of atmospheric, discreetly rhythmic backdrops that generously stand back and allow Le’s... Full Article at BBC News
The 5,000-capacity festival is in St Helier's People's Park and is the most southerly in the British Isles. Lee 'Scratch' Perry and Joan Armatrading will also perform. Other acts include French bossa nova band Nouvelle Vague, psychedelic folk performer... Full Article at BBC News
Carol Ann Duffy assigns herself the guesswork of our currently unfinished year. In The Thames, London 2012, is good meaty stuff which does its subject proud. Most people ignore most poetry, because most poetry ignores most people However, where are... Full Article at Daily Express
That night, before supper, I take a look around the Tin Shed Experience, an offbeat anti-war museum/ performance space on the town's pastel-painted main drag. The venue recently hosted events for the annual Laugharne Weekend arts festival, including... Full Article at The Independent
She has also performed with John Cooper Clarke, Billy Bragg and Femi Kuti and her poetry has been commissioned by the Royal Shakespeare Company and illustrated by Turner Prize winning artist Chris Ofili. Wasted follows three friends over one remarkable... Full Article at Coventry Telegraph
Early concerts included supports with In The Nursery, Danse Society and the fledgling Pulp.... His first single was Recorded and Produced by Cabaret Voltaire - it took him to a support slots with hitherto unknown Culture Club, John Cooper Clarke and... Full Article at Brooklyn Vegan
Along with John Cooper Clarke and Porky the Poet (Phill Jupitus), Attila was part of the influential first wave of performance poets, supporting bands such as The Jam, The Alarm and New Model Army. Thorny and uncompromising, this contains a string of... Full Article at Morning Star Online
Professor Brian Cox presents BBC Radio 4's science programme The Infinite Monkey Cage. Comedy acts include Jack Dee, Tim Minchin and Reginald D Hunter. Among the older acts is Thomas Dolby, who lives nearby on the Suffolk coast. Appearing in the... Full Article at BBC News
John Betjeman it wasn't. Rail-thin, with extravagantly backcombed barnet, drainpipe suit and Chelsea boots, he looked like a nightmare version of Dont Look Back-era Bob Dylan with a Salford drawl. On record his poems usually enjoyed a musical... Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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John Cooper Clarke (born January 25, 1949) is an English performance poet from Salford, Lancs; he is often described as a punk poet, having initially achieved recognition in the late 1970s during the flourishing punk movement. His recorded output has mainly centred around musical backing from The Invisible Girls, which featured Martin Hannett,... Full Article At Wikipedia.org
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