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Our Father, Who Art in Hendon (after Ian Dury) by Momtaza Mehri / BBC Radio London
A journey through the changing voices of London inspired by an Ian Dury song.
  1. Our Father, Who Art in Hendon (after Ian Dury) by Momtaza Mehri / BBC Radio London
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    Our Father, Who Art in Hendon (after Ian Dury) by Momtaza Mehri / BBC Radio London
  2. Dee Dee Bridgewater sings Lonely Woman
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    Dee Dee Bridgewater sings Lonely Woman
  3. Jazz Voice finale: Ray Charles medley
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    Jazz Voice finale: Ray Charles medley
  4. Jazz Voice: Interval Interviews
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    Jazz Voice: Interval Interviews
  5. The sound of Norwegian Black Metal - a cappella style
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    The sound of Norwegian Black Metal - a cappella style
  6. Anselm Kiefer on Front Row
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    Anselm Kiefer on Front Row
  7. Richard Mosse: Incoming
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    Richard Mosse: Incoming
  8. Field Notes on Love
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    Field Notes on Love
  9. Bowie / Collector: Interview with Bowie's art curator
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    Bowie / Collector: Interview with Bowie's art curator
  10. Keith Tyson: Turn Back Now
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    Keith Tyson: Turn Back Now
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    About Land of Our Fathers
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