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Graham and Charles dissect Pulp’s new album more - but is it more Leonard Cohen than Roxy Music?

What Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys meant to me - Graham remembers - in four brief parts and Charles examines the majest of the most trult gifted singer and songwriter of his generation.

Thanks to a tip-off by Producer Antony, Graham reports back on his sonic visit to Bang & Olufsen in Harrogate. But is it more AI than wey hey?

Charles captures the shots at the heart of the new Rolling Stones exhibition at Sledmere House of photographs from the legendary Tour Of The Americas 1975.

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Charles discusses the trend of theatre companies not offering press tickets and wonders if a place of record even exists today.

Charles reflects on interviewing Richard Hawley. Richard Hawley is a romantic at heart- writing about Men’s grief. Richard’s quiff! A bit of rockabilly.

Sheffield has been a bit ignored. City of 7 hills. What's Sheffield ever done for us?

Joe Cocker

Def Leppard

Heaven 17

Human League

Arctic Monkeys

Pulp

The Longpigs

It may be landlocked in Sheffield- but there is so much water. He writes a lot about water!

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Charles and Grahamspeak to Sheffield's Jamie Taylor whose first book is Studio Electrophonique: The Sheffield Space Age, from The Human League to Pulp.

Published by Manchester University Press as part of their British Pop Archive series, Jamie talks about the gestation of the book and his future ambitions.

Graham adds - post the chat with Jamie - how he bumped into Slow Horses star, Freddie Fox at the launch of the new Yorkshire Chamber Orchestra as well as a report on seeing Tangerine Dream live in Manchester. He will also talk through two good thigs about Bradford y City of Culture.

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