Rou Reynolds, Ben Earle, Levi Roots and Elis James

Blood on the Tracks

BBC

Society & Culture

4.9 • 2.2K Ratings

🗓️ 13 December 2018

⏱️ 78 minutes

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Summary

Rou Reynolds from Enter Shikari, Ben from The Shires, Musician Levi Roots and comedian Elis James tell us about tracks they love that will debunk the stereotype, favourite all-time Reggae song, greatest male/female harmony and songs that are better live than in studio. Featuring music from Bob Marley, The Civil Wars, U2 and The Beatles

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0:00.0	Hello everybody, my name's Colin Murray and for however long this episode of Blood on
0:12.4	the Tracks last, I'm simply a human jukebox and four people who would probably not sure
0:17.6	a room together otherwise had I not invited them get to push my buttons.
0:21.7	With me today, the lead singer of Entrance Shakari, I'm pretty sure high five me walking
0:26.4	under the main stage at the Leeds Festival.
0:28.8	I remember it, Ru Reynolds doesn't.
0:30.8	You alright?
0:31.8	I'm good, but it's raw, so everyone gets it wrong, so I just have to go out on a wave and
0:38.2	say it right at the beginning.
0:39.2	Yeah, right here.
0:40.2	It's not some worse than mispronunciation and the person says, oh that'll do.
0:43.8	Yeah, it won't do.
0:45.2	Right, excellent, right.
0:47.0	One ride.
0:48.0	Sorted.
0:49.0	Besides him, another musician who I'm pretty sure has never high five me in his life.
0:52.8	From the British country due to the showers, it's Ben Earl, hit me up top, any boy.
0:56.7	Yes, we've done it.
0:57.7	I'm good high five.
0:58.7	That is.
0:59.7	Is it Ben or would you like to correct that?
1:01.7	That was correct.
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