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People took our dub album back to the shop saying the vocal's gone missing: UB40's Ali Campbell on bringing reggae to the masses - Vimarsana News

People took our dub album back to the shop saying the vocal's gone missing: UB40's Ali Campbell on bringing reggae to the masses

When UB40 take the stage at the Nocturne Festival at Blenheim Palace, the set list is sure to include Red Red Wine. And One in Ten. And Food for…

Ub40 - Rat in the Kitchen (9 tracks) +Album Reviews +Used CD available for Swap - Vimarsana News

Ub40 - Rat in the Kitchen (9 tracks) +Album Reviews +Used CD available for Swap

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'MI5 were tapping our phones': UB40 on starting out, falling out and losing millions | UB40 - Vimarsana News

'MI5 were tapping our phones': UB40 on starting out, falling out and losing millions | UB40

‘We were politicised’ … UB40 in 1984. Photograph: Sipa Press / Rex Features The Brummie reggae stars are back, but in two rival groups. They talk about clocking up 39 hits, partying hard and the bitter split Thu 6 May 2021 01.00 EDT UB40 are remembering the days when they were dangerous. “MI5 were tapping our phones, watching our houses, all sorts,” says drummer Jimmy Brown. “We thought, ‘Haven’t they got criminals to catch?’ We were just a bunch of potheads, smoking weed and playing music. We weren’t planning the revolution, but if the revolu...

BBC appears to breach its own racism rules after airing Dad's Army episode - Vimarsana News

BBC appears to breach its own racism rules after airing Dad's Army episode

Share The broadcaster said the warning 'has nothing to do with the general content of #DadsArmy, which is a British TV classic,' but said the film 'includes a specific racially derogatory phrase'. The warning referred to the archaic term 'fuzzy-wuzzies', used by British soldiers to describe people from the Sudan.  The broadcaster said the warning had, 'has nothing to do with the general content of #DadsArmy, which is a British TV classic,' but said the film, 'includes a specific racially derogatory phrase' A 1974 radio special Present Arms, featuring cast members from the TV hit, was aired ...