Word In Your Attic 62 (audio version) – Jo Kendall: “Go hard or go home!”

August 13, 2020 WIYELondon Uncategorized 0

Welcome, viewers, to Jo Kendall – our old pal from Classic Rock and Prog magazines – and her Museum of Pop Curiosities which includes a Gong cheeseplate, a wizard “hat stash”, a King Crimson Rubik’s Cube, an Iron Maiden candle, Stones lip salve, an original Stylophone and a Sugacubes single signed by Nigel Kennedy. She booked Pulp for £125. And has a Flying V ukulele.

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Word In Your Ear

David Hepworth, Mark Ellen and chums cast an occasionally jaundiced eye over the goings-on in the worlds of music and entertainment.

Ian Broudie and the Lightning Seeds are about to set out on their 35th Anniversary Greatest Hits Tour – aka “beery parties”. He talks to us here about the first bands he ever saw and played in, which involves …

… memories of the Liverpool School of Language, Music, Dream and Pun.

… the secret of seeming enigmatic: “Never finish your sentences …”

… how Three Lions brought a whole new audience and the irony of a singer who didn’t front his biggest hit.

… why the Ramones and Talking Heads made him sell his old records.

… first requirement for success: “being able to make a fool of yourself”.

… when Captain Beefheart forgot he was booked for an art show and painted all the pictures the night before.

… how a part in a Ken Campbell play launched his career.

… seeing the Beatles, aged seven – “Shut your eyes and put your fingers in your ears”.

… when Eric’s in Mathew Street seemed the centre of the universe.

… “for the first time ever I’m not suffering from Imposter Syndrome – I AM THE SINGER!”

… Free, Pink Floyd, Elvis Costello, XTC, Big In Japan and the Sausages From Mars.

… making records that are “an Andy Warhol pop-art splash of colour on a wall”.