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Janice Forsyth celebrates 25 years of Glasgow live music venue King Tut's Wah Wah Hut.

Janice Forsyth celebrates 25 years of King Tuts Wah Wah Hut, venue to stars before they were mega...

She'll bang the drum with Dead Man Fall, whose video of "Bang Your Drum" was remade by Craig Ferguson and seemingly half of Hollywood for Ferguson's last "Late Late Show".

As "Better Call Saul" - the spin off from "Breaking Bad" - begins next week, Janice discusses the merits and demerits of spin offs.

What's your favourite memory of the library? Janice looks ahead National Libraries Day on Saturday.

And on Friday evening author Ian Rankin will present the inaugural Cordis Prize for Tapestry - a new international award to celebrate achievement in tapestry weaving. Just what goes into making a tapestry?

1 hour, 54 minutes

Last on

Fri 6 Feb 2015 14:05
成人快手 Radio Scotland

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Chapters

  • 25 Years of King Tuts

    Acelebratory review of King Tuts 25 years

  • Better Call Saul

    Janice discusses Better Call Saul - the spin off from "Breaking Bad"

  • National Libraries Day

    Janice focusses on memories of libraries to celebrate National Libraries Day.

  • The Inaugural Cordis Prize for Tapestry

    Janice hears about a new international award to celebrate achievement in tapestry weaving

Broadcast

  • Fri 6 Feb 2015 14:05
    成人快手 Radio Scotland

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