With Indigo Girls
As part of 6 Music's Loud and Proud season, Liz speaks to Grammy Award-winning folk rock duo Indigo Girls.
As part of 6 Music's 'Loud and Proud' season marking the 50th anniversary of The Sexual Offences Act 1967, Liz speaks to Grammy-award winning folk rock duo Indigo Girls.
She also gives listeners the chance to show off their musical knowledge with themed suggestions and shares a listeners choice of All Killer No Filler album.
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Music Played
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David Bowie
Blue Jean
- David Bowie - Best Of Bowie.
- EMI.
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Eddie Cochran
Summertime Blues
- The Best Summer Ever (Various Artist.
- Virgin.
- 1.
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Arcade Fire
Everything Now
- Columbia Records.
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Led Zeppelin
Travelling Riverside Blues (麻豆社 Session)
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Them
It's All Over Now Baby Blue
- Milan.
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Todd Terje
Maskindans (feat. Det Gylne Triangel)
- Olsen Records.
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The Waterboys
Fisherman's Blues
- The Best Of The Waterboys '81-'90.
- Ensign.
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New Order
Blue Monday
- (CD Single).
- Factory Records.
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Waxahatchee
Never Been Wrong
- Merge Records.
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U2
Bullet The Blue Sky
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Wah!
The Story Of The Blues (Part 1)
- Warner ESP.
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Joe Goddard
Truth Is Light
- Greco-Roman/ Domino.
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Blue 脰yster Cult
Don't Fear The Reaper
- Columbia.
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Johnny Cash
Folsom Prison Blues
- Johnny Cash - Man In Black.
- Columbia.
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Depeche Mode
Going Backwards
- Columbia Records.
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Indigo Girls
Closer To Fine
- Epic.
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Indigo Girls
Happy in the Sorrow Key
- One Lost Day.
- Vanguard.
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Jane Weaver
Did You See Butterflies?
- Fire Records.
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The Doors
Light My Fire
- (CD Single).
- Elektra.
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Everything Everything
Can't Do
- RCA.
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The Blue Aeroplanes
Breaking In My Heart
- Warhol鈥檚 15.
- Nectar Masters.
- 019.
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DJ Shadow
Horror Show (feat. Danny Brown)
- Mass Appeal Records.
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Dolly Parton
The Grass Is Blue
- The Grass Is Blue.
- 12.
Broadcast
- Sat 29 Jul 2017 13:00麻豆社 Radio 6 Music
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Highlights from a season celebrating gay culture and its journey from 1967 until now.
