Terence Dackombe and Juliet Harris present a weekly view of music, media, and miscellany.
Juliet and Terence on: Ricky Gervais - Oh! The reviews!; Jan Leeming making news; musical heroes of 1975; Chaka Khan musical; vinyl albums in crisis; and rock supergroups.
{Racky Plews}
Juliet and Terence discuss: buying tickets in advance; Mitch Winehouse; Best Top Of The Pops performances of all time; print vs digital newspaper costs; and Ricky Gervais' new project.
{Kathy Etchingham}
Juliet and Terence discuss: Holly Willoughby reviews; Claudia quits; BBC licence fee ad; All Time UK album charts; Greatest Hits Radio and Boom Radio; feuding TV stars; and rock stars keeping fit in their 80s.
{Aretha Franklin's dad}
Juliet and Terence discuss: Morrissey, again; new BBC Radio stream; Broadway and London theatre crisis; return of Holly Willoughby; unheard Bowie; unseen Hendrix.
{baroque and roll}
Juliet and Terence on: trouble at a Manilow meet 'n' greet; the Dave Grohl question; festivals - boom or bust?; BBC Maida Vale fiasco; and declining vocal abilities - resolved.
{don't mention the wig}
Juliet and Terence explore: America 250 celebrations; Millennium Dome; George Harrison merch shocker; Beatles USA discography; Madonna - new album but no new movie; and Penelope Keith.
{Madame Arcati}
Juliet and Terence on: community album listening in Hammersmith; fanzines; best World Cup songs; stop recommending stuff!; The Beatles, auctions, and flutes.
{Fiona Shackleton}
Juliet and Terence on: an exhibition of worst album covers; Mini Disc revival anyone?; NIMBYS in Soho; the joy of Earth, Wind & Fire; and 'Sinatra The Musical'.
{Ba-dee-ya}
Juliet and Terence on: The Vardys on ITV; Phoebe Bridgers is coming for your phone; gurgling babies at Shakespeare plays; Brian Epstein; and ITV's patronising coverage of the World Cup.
{Mr. Moonlight}
Juliet and Terence look at the latest in appalling behaviour by audience members; the return of Clarkson's Farm; TV eccentrics; Michael Jackson - the biopic; and The Boys Of Dungeon Lane - any good?
{the Chinese takeaway}
Juliet and Terence on: chucking stuff on stage; Beatles back at Savile Row; cheerio Football Focus; new albums from The Stones, and Paul McCartney; famous in the chippy; more audience madness.
{Derek Taylor's Peacock Chair}
Juliet and Terence on: McCartney - the lost bass guitar; Chris Martin saves the World Cup; '1996, The Wildest Year'; Samuel Preston's career path; and Bieber at Coachella.
{Fierce Panda}
Juliet and Terence on; John Morton's 2026; TOTP - the troubles continue; Jessie J, and Lizzo - the downfall; the summer of The Stones?; cassette revival; and fabric hell.
{grinnin' in linen}
Juliet and Terence on: the preponderance of remakes; the commissioning process; increasingly awful audience behaviour; VIPs edging out 'real' fans; missing old Twitter; and quoting song lyrics inappropriately.
{echolalia}
Juliet and Terence on: Scott Mills; Spice Girls; Bob Monkhouse cancelled; Paul McCartney - new album; comedians on travel shows; anti-nepo babies; and the return of Ian Fletcher.
{Danny Dyer Syndrome}
Juliet and Terence on: a Meghan update; Yoko - is she all that?; children's TV; US tourists ruining UK gigs; hooray for Diane Warren; and the surreal world of Leo Sayer.
{Fortnum & Mason}
Juliet and Terence on: A Hard Day's Night revisited; presidents, monarchs, and Bono; quiz book sales rocket; Echo And The Bunnymen live trauma; and Chappell Roan vs autograph hunters.
{Rooney Massara}
Juliet and Terence on: Paul McCartney's 'Man On The Run'; first gigs; the power of the still image; waitress revelations; and from Neil Sedaka to Snaresbrook Crown Court.
{green willow}
Juliet and Terence on: Noel Gallagher; living with Keith Moon; bad grammar in pop; Mackenzie Crook's 'Small Prophets'; and grow your own Sea Monkeys.
{homunculi}
Juliet and Terence on: Jan Leeming's luncheon trauma; musicians who turn down gigs; return of the Muppets; Saturday Night Live - UK version; 'guilty pleasure' silliness; Meryl as Joni.
{Lorne Michaels}
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