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EPISODE · Nov 7, 2016 · 2H 6M

Harbour Bazaar with Steven Hastings : Mixing Pop & Politics plus The Clash SANDINISTA!

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Harbour Bazaar waves it's flag high this month and ask you what the use is with our theme of Mixing Pop & Politics! Rather than embarrasment and usual excuses we will be choosing tracks that called for revolution, social change or simply demanded to make a differance!  Classic Album choice is The Clash's triple SANDINISTA! from 1980 which shifted them from their origins into a punky meltdown of reggae funk rockabilly & dub. Delighted that joining us in the studio will be music journalist & guitarist Julian Marszalek and after leaving his tea in the shed we have as  well top man & Clash afficianado Justin Hayzelden  Owen's links Nicaraguan Revolution, the Ford Cortina and The Clash in his Stats and Facts & Box'y sums up in a welcome return of the  Box Report! Follow The Harbour Bazaar on Twitter @harbourbazaar1 and www.facebook.com/theharbourbazaar Next Harbour Bazaar show 4/12/16 Playlist Finest Worksong - REM Street Fighting Man - Rolling Stones Masters Of War - Bob Dylan Say It Loud I'm Black & I'm Proud - James Brown The Revolution Will Not Be Televised - Gil Scott-Heron Washington Bullets - The Clash Upton Babies - Max Romeo Ku Klux Klan - Steel Pulse The Call Up - The Clash Cold Morning Light - James Johnstone Alphashit - Jim Jones & The Righteous Minds Standing In The Way Of Control - The Gossip Somebody Got Murdered - The Clash One & Only - Marnie Early Warning Of A Distant Memory - The November Five War - Edwin Starr Part Of The Union - Strawbs

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