Blood on the Tracks Live in Hammersmith Part 2

Blood on the Tracks

BBC

Society & Culture

4.9 • 2.2K Ratings

🗓️ 20 December 2019

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Summary

Colin Murray hosts Blood on the Tracks in front of a live audience in Hammersmith with comedians Russell Kane & Al Murray, musician Chelcee Grimes and journalist Martin Bashir picking some of their favourite tracks. Topics include favourite Christmas song, best lyric and greatest side 2 track 1, and the guests choices include music from Fleetwood Mac, the Killers, Billie Eilish & Dua Lipa. Featuring the Belfast Ukulele Jam and a special guest appearance by Elvis! Contains strong language

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:05.0	This podcast contains strong language.
0:17.0	Mr. Teppin, welcome back to a lot of the tracks,
0:19.0	given up for the bell first, you can lay the child!
0:25.0	Please welcome back this stage,
0:26.0	Albert Rottelgain, Chelsea Grimes and Martin Bissier!
0:34.0	Here we go.
0:36.0	Right, we're definitely a lot calmer after that.
0:39.0	We've now had a drink, which is good.
0:42.0	So we're excited now, we got the bears in,
0:44.0	and I wanted to make sure tonight we kind of marked
0:46.0	we got a lot of musical ability on this stage.
0:49.0	I'm going to start with Albert Murray,
0:51.0	whose sound check today for Teenage Kicks was brilliant.
0:54.0	He got here and I went,
0:55.0	do you all play drums at Teenage Kicks?
0:57.0	And he sat down and he went,
0:58.0	one, two, three, four, bang!
1:00.0	And left two minutes later, it was brilliant.
1:02.0	And your proper drummer, you love it.
1:05.0	I am, yeah, yeah, I'm really into it.
1:07.0	Who have you drummed with?
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