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Peter Gabriel, Friends, Realworld, Womad
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Are you driving to this year's WOMAD festival at Charlton Park and have a space in your car?
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online musical distribution service he helped establish.
Now Gabriel is taking further steps into software with his involvement in The Filter, an intelligent playlist generator for the shuffle generation.
It currently works with Apple's iTunes and Nokia mobile phones - it's a free download that claims it will get us to hear more of the often neglected music files that lie dormant in our ever-expanding digital archives.
"About five years ago I registered the name thefilter.com," says Gabriel, "because it seemed inevitable that as people had more access to information, data and media, the way they found stuff they wanted or needed would become increasingly sophisticated and important. So I encouraged some experiments with filtering within OD2, and the team who were designing it for us began a business of their own based around recommendation engines into which I was invited to participate.
"The current incarnation is the beginning of something which I think is really exciting. I can see today's 'disc jockey' evolving into tomorrow's 'life jockey', and of all the different approaches to recommendation engines, The Filter has the most human response."
As a recording artist and head of a record label, Gabriel seems excited by the idea that developments such as The Filter can serve both equally well. "It enables people to find material that can surprise, inspire and excite," he says.
"The filtering process is not dictated by marketing dollars. Paid-for content has been the rock on which both the music and the film industries have been built. This rock is rapidly turning into quicksand and it seems to me that the future income streams are probably going to come as much from filtering and advertising, as from direct sale of content. I am hoping in our internet projects to make sure that musicians are not at the bottom of the pecking order."...
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Thousands joined Rosie Boycott to march for the legalisation of cannabis. But the times, and the cannabis, were different then
When Rosie Boycott, the then editor of The Independent on Sunday, launched her campaign for the decriminalisation of cannabis in 1997, the decision caused a furore.
At the start of the campaign, Ms Boycott wrote: "Certainly, no one has ever been disfigured by a joint. The truth is that most people I know have smoked at some time or other in their lives. They hold down jobs, bring up their families, run major companies, govern our country, and yet... cannabis is still officially regarded as a dangerous drug."
Just a few months later, on Saturday 28 March 1998, thousands of supporters gathered in Hyde Park. Ms Boycott was pictured pushing a wheelchair-bound MS sufferer who used the drug to ease the symptoms of his condition. The campaign had secured the support of celebrities such as Sir Paul McCartney, Martin Amis, Harold Pinter, Nick Hornby, Peter Gabriel and Anita Roddick. They were joined by scientists, lawyers, academics, doctors and artists...
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She played keyboards and sang with many artists including Joe Jackson, Peter Gabriel, Jack Bruce, Rodney Crowell and performance artist Laurie Anderson appearing in Anderson's film "Home of the Brave".
For the last decade, Joy has focused on her own career as an artist, writing and producing six albums. The last of them, The Pirate of Eel Pie, was self-released this month. These are personal songs of Askew's, written on the guitar and piano, many of them drawing from her past growing up in Newcastle, England and being young and living in London in the '70s.
Her first record Tender City was released in 1996 on Private Music. In 2002, Joy released the electronic, jazz, downtempo CD Echo and played shows in the U.K. on a sold-out tour, opening up for David Byrne.
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L'émission hebdomadaire Taratata, sur France 4 ( un best of étant diffusé aussi en mensuelle sur France 2) va connaître d'ici la fin du mois une série d'enregistrements.
Voici les invités prévus (sous réserves de modifications)...
Arctic Monkeys, Just Jack, Dolores O’Riordan ( ex Cranberries), Jacques Higelin, Diam’s.
Keren Ann, Rita Mitsouko, Matmatah, Razorlight, Sophie Ellis Bextor.
My Chemical Romance, The Automatic, Camille Bazbaz, Akli D
Eicher, Avril Lavigne, John Legend, Amy Winehouse, The Fray.
Avant d'entendre tous ces invités, rendez-vous sur France 4 avec :
Rachid Taha, Bruno Maman, Plasticines, Herman Dune, Gaetan le vendredi 23 mars.
Peter Gabriel, Billy Idol, Motorhead, Etienne Daho, Zazie, Isaac Hayes, Ben Harper ( spécial "Mon Taratata à moi") le 30 mars.
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sortie mars 2007 (Real World / Virgin)
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Concerts: Narrows hosts blues harp blowout
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Photos by Denny Renshaw (left) and Matt Wignall (right)
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