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Talking to Rebel Dread Don Letts — The Everyday

Don Letts provides an important lesson in the fact that even if you don't play an instrument, you can still be a part of the music industry, and not just on the business side either. He got his start as a DJ, and is widely credited for introducing reggae into the burgeoning punk rock scene in London in the 1970s, but he doesn't want all of.

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BBC Radio 6 Music - Don Letts' Culture Clash Radio - Don Letts Home Episodes Don Letts Hear Don, Sunday, 10pm-midnight Don Letts' reputation has been firmly established in both the.

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Donovan Letts (born 10 January 1956) is a British film director, disc jockey (DJ) and musician. Letts first came to prominence as the videographer for the Clash, directing several of their music videos.

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Don Letts' Culture Clash Radio Home Episodes DJ, musician and film-maker Don Letts hosts his own show. Available now Don's first set of the New Year! 2:00:00 All available episodes (5.

Don Letts on the Culture Clash of Punk and Reggae and ‘There and Black

The year 2000 saw the release of Don Letts' Clash documentary Westway to the World. Green, having long since lost touch with Headon, went to see the film, which features interviews with the band.

Don Letts Culture Clash Radio (2017, Vinyl) Discogs

Documentary film on Don Letts and his family legacy. From Dub to Punk; A journey with the legendary DJ who witnessed Britain´s Culture Clash.Don Letts is an.

Don Letts On The Clash, 'London Calling', And The Essence Of Punk

All episodes of Don Letts' Culture Clash Radio. Lil Yachty's Let's Start Here is this week's Crucial Vinyl. Don's selections cross time, space and genre and include three cuts from his Crucial Vinyl

Don Letts On Why Reggae Was The Real Sound Of '77 Features Clash

Musician and film-maker Don Letts on Shane MacGowan, The Clash and being black in Britain. Expand. Don Letts: "Contrary to popular opinion, it's a beautiful world". Éamon Sweeney. Tue Mar.

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Don Letts 'Culture Clash Radio' BBC 6Music 22:00 - 0:00 Sundays Nights. available anytime to listen via his page on the BBC website and available to download in its entirety via BBC Radio Iplayer app.

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Don Letts' Culture Clash Radio From Saturday 16 September, Don Letts will bring his Culture Clash Radio show to Saturday nights, 9pm-11pm. Don, who currently presents on Sundays,.

The Clash Share Don Lettsdirected Music Video for "The Magnificent

Throughout his astounding career dating back to the 1970s, the London-born Don Letts has worn many different hats: DJ, filmmaker, music video director, longtime associate of the Clash, member.

Punk legend Don Letts leads WAMFest guests The West Australian

Amy Lamé and Don Letts play out The Clash's ground-breaking double album London Calling in full - and are joined by Pennie Smith (who took the cover photo) and Clash Road Manager Johnny.

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The Reissue Section: The Clash's Videographer Don Letts Looks Back at. Combat Rock. He shares how New York City helped define the band in '82; plus, reissues from Eddie Vedder, Rolling Stones.

BBC Sounds Don Letts' Culture Clash Radio Available Episodes

DJ and film-maker Don Letts was a key member of The Clash's inner circle through the punk legends' career and had a ringside seat when the group's songwriting partnership Joe Strummer and Mick Jones began to splinter. Nothing encapsulates the tumult the band encountered in the wake of releasing their divisive fifth album Combat Rock than the video shoot for their big hit single Rock The.

Don Letts Culture Clash, Chapter 15, Dread with a Camera Album

A musician, DJ, and film maker, Don Letts has always been obsessed by street culture. That's partly what keeps him fascinated with The Clash, that collision of different influences, driven by a real sense of purpose. "Every generation needs its own soundtrack and The Clash obviously created one that was relevant.