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Malcolm McLaren - Episode 3Episode 3, 11 Apr 10Following the death of Malcolm McLaren the Godfather of Punk puts his musical life into context. The Death of punk and moving forward to the start of the New Romantics with Bow Wow Wow and Adam & The Ants.
Malcolm McLaren - Episode 2Episode 2, 10 Apr 10Following the death of Malcolm McLaren the Godfather of Punk puts his musical life into context. He talks about the origins of Rock n Roll - in particular the early blues - John Lee Hooker, Muddy Waters and Robert Johnson.
Malcolm McLaren - Episode 1Episode 1, 09 Apr 10Following the death of Malcolm McLaren, enjoy the charismatic Godfather of Punk putting his musical life into context, in a documentary broadcast on 6 Music last year. In From The Forties To The Naughies, Malcom remembers dropping out of art school and setting up Live Fast Die Young on the Kings...
Clare Ashford - Kelly McGillis and Kay MellorKelly McGillis and Kay Mellor, 09 Apr 10Today's 'Song You Haven't Heard in Ages' was Something's Jumpin' In Your Shirt by Lisa Marie With Malcolm McLaren And The Bootzilla Orchestra...
Jeremy Vine - 09/04/201009 Apr 10Jeremy discusses politicians canvassing support, Malcolm McLaren's death, we ask are politicians doing enough to combat crime and finally we visit the Radio 2 allotment.
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Smiths drummer on McLaren legacy09 Apr 10BBC Radio 5 live's Nicky Campbell speaks to The Smiths' former drummer Mike Joyce about the legacy of the late Malcolm McLaren, the Sex Pistols manager who has died aged 64. Nicky Campbell can be heard on BBC Radio 5 live Breakfast from 0600-0900 GMT and on the Breakfast Phone-in from 0900-1000 GMT...
Listen to a clip of Malcolm McLaren and The Bootzilla Orchestra performing Waltz Darling.
Listen to a clip of Malcolm McLaren performing Double Dutch.
Malcom McLaren: The man and the music09 Apr 10 | EntertainmentMcLaren had several hits under his own name in the 1980s Malcolm McLaren was often branded a genius - but those who knew him also called him charlatan, hustler, plagiarist, pirate and, in the case of Sex Pistol frontman John Lydon, "the most evil person on earth". His...
Tributes for Sex Pistols' McLaren09 Apr 10 | EntertainmentMalcolm McLaren was at the forefront of the punk movement Sex Pistol John Lydon and designer Vivienne Westwood have led the tributes to the punk band's former manager Malcolm McLaren, who has died aged 64. Lydon's tribute, signed using his band name Johnny Rotten, said McLaren was "above...
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Malcolm McLaren Malcolm McLaren Born 22 January 1946. Died 08 April 2010.
Malcolm McLaren, Sid Vicious' manager, is expected to fly out to New York on the first plane tomorrow. He said: "I...
I haven't signed a single paper - as far as I'm concerned, we're still on EMI Malcolm McLaren, Sex Pistols manager Reports that they had sworn at Heathrow Airport staff and spat at each other while waiting to board a plane for the Netherlands yesterday proved to be the final straw. EMI broke...
Under the management of impresario Malcolm McLaren, the band created controversies which captivated Britain. Their concerts repeatedly faced difficulties with organisers and authorities, and public appearances often ended in mayhem.
Malcolm McLaren, manager of the Sex Pistols, has said Hell was an important inspiration for the Sex Pistols' look and attitude, as well as the safety-pin accessorized clothing McLaren sold in his London shop, Sex. (Some...
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“We had an interesting response to the death of punk pioneer Malcolm Mclaren. For some of those who adopted a skin head in the 70's life is more conservative now. Andy...”
“Malcolm McLaren combined the vim of old-fashioned music biz shysters like Larry Parnes with the intellectual uproar of Guy Debord and those spikey thinkers from a century back. You would never accuse him of sleepwalking.”
“Malcolm McLaren died last night aged 64. He founded the Sex Pistols - who in 1977 were banned by the BBC and sacked by their record company and whose single God Save the Queen was Number 1 in the same week of Queen Elizabeth II's Silver Jubilee. His...”
“Playlist 8 April 2010 A couple of tributes to the great Malcolm McLaren, whose middle name was Svengali, if you believe half the tributes to the former Sex Pistols manager. It will be interesting to read John Lydon's comments on Malcolm's death.”
“The very occasional crossover, of course - Malcolm McLaren, managing both the New York Dolls and the Sex Pistols being the most obvious. But after reading an interview with Wilko Johnson , guitar player with Dr Feelgood, I have to redraw the whole thing.”
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