Rave HD: Later ... With Jools Holland 10pm ET
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Tonight:
Roni Size with Beverly Knight and Jocelyn Brown; The Zutons; Razorlight; Mory Kante; Robin Gibb. (HDTV/Dolby 5.1)
Roni Size with Beverly Knight and Jocelyn Brown; The Zutons; Razorlight; Mory Kante; Robin Gibb. (HDTV/Dolby 5.1)
I think this is a very good show with a lot of performances and good music. I am surprised that no one has said anything about it.
Sounds pretty good, but just not my bag of tea.
Er, just realized that I meant to say cup of tea. I must have been thinking about Elton John being in the lineup.
Er, just realized that I meant to say cup of tea. I must have been thinking about Elton John being in the lineup.
I have been watching the Jools Holland show for YEARS in the UK, its a great show wish I could see it here, some fantastic performances over the years. First time I ever heard of Jools was when he was the presenter of the Channel 4 Music show "The Tube"
in the 80's
Very Jealous : )
in the 80's
Very Jealous : )
PSB,
I like it because he does not so much talk but let's the music speak for itself. Some of the performances vary from soft, rock, hip-pop, all in one show. So you get a taste of each type of music. Needless to say that to watch it in HD is bliss. How the hell did Rave get the show in HD, beats me but I am sure I like what I see.
I like it because he does not so much talk but let's the music speak for itself. Some of the performances vary from soft, rock, hip-pop, all in one show. So you get a taste of each type of music. Needless to say that to watch it in HD is bliss. How the hell did Rave get the show in HD, beats me but I am sure I like what I see.
I wasn't able to watch the whole thing, but I saw the first three performances (during Michigan/Michigan State halftime), and checked in at commercial breaks. Not bad at all. I agree with Sean's reasons for liking it. It's refreshing to see a show with a host who doesn't try to make it all about him, instead allowing the spotlight to fall where it should -- on the music. The variety is also cool -- personally, I could've done without the harp-strumming Bjork wannabe, but I enjoyed the other performers. I also liked the basic set-up : all the acts set up in a semi-circle just taking turns playing. Kinda cool. I might just make a habit out of checking this show out!
K.D. Lang; Mercury Rev; Ian Brown; MC Solaar; The Beautiful South; The Bravery & Hugh Cromwell, tonight.
Elton John; Keane; Interpol; Bloc Party; Ray Lamontagne; Old Crow Medicine Show; Nick Mason from Pink Floyd
Good lineup. I probably won't be able to see it tonight, but I'll look forward to catching a rebroadcast.Sean Mota said:
