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The 70s play about black British life still ringing true

Alfred Fagon's pioneering The Death of a Black Man still holds true as it receives a revival.

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Alfred Fagon: Why his 70s play about black British life still resonates today

Alfred Fagon's pioneering The Death of a Black Man still holds true as it receives a revival.

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How The Specials Ghost Town became the anthem of a country falling apart

How The Specials’ Ghost Town became the anthem of ‘a country falling apart’ Forty years ago, as violence and poverty menaced their hometown, The Specials set out to unite the races. Then the National Front arrived The Specials in Coventry in 1980 Credit: Eugene Adebari/Shutterstock Coventry-formed ska band The Specials wrote Ghost Town in a pressure cooker – one that you could measure as barely six-foot-high. “I’m not going to say too much because I don’t want to upset anybody,” says the track’s producer, John Rivers, reflecting on the 11-day recording session that took place in his tiny basement studio in Leamington Spa.

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Film release at 20:21 today will officially launch Coventry s year as UK City of Culture

Film release at 20:21 today will officially launch Coventry s year as UK City of Culture
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Review: No Line On The Horizon - U2

Reviewed by John Cheek Last month the Brits presented their Lifetime Achievement Award to the Pet Shop Boys for services-to-music. An accolade awarded to a band from Dublin, eight years previously. The two-man Pet Shops are well known for being identified personally with a certain, ahem, label ; albeit something which hasn t directly influenced their music too overtly. Having been around for even longer, U2 are similarly known for another, somewhat different description - but in their case, their Christianity directly (and indirectly) shines through all that they do: and it shines on this, their 12th and possibly most acclaimed studio album. Put it this way. Were it to be their last, it would mean going out on a high point. Way to go, because U2 have the album they probably wanted to make, the one they would ve made four years ago, when attempting a stripped-down, raw record and discovered they couldn t maintain it for more than a few songs; when they chose to then add flashes of

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