Brinsley Forde's guest appearances

Brinsley Forde

Mastertapes

Barbican Contemporary Music

Czwórka na mikrofonie

Life In Dub Podcast with Steve Vibronics

REGGAE STARS

The Morricone Island Interviews with Devon E. Levins | WFMU

Damian Marley

David Harrington

Chris White

Elvis Costello

Richard Hawley

David Crosby

Randy Newman

Graham Nash

Ray Davies

Colin Stetson

Dan Deacon

Billy Bragg

Noel Gallagher

Tom Jones

Angelique Kidjo

OwlTail

Były wokalista i współzałożyciel brytyjskiego składu Aswad w rozmowie z Makenem opowiada o swoich korzeniach, karierze aktorskiej, problemie rasizmu, inspiracjach muzycznych, występach w Polsce i przeprowadzce do Krakowa. Wywiad z artystą został przeprowadzony przy okazji występu projektu Brinsley Forde &amp; Aswad Experience na Grand Festival Róbrege. Audycja Strefa Dread w każdy poniedziałek po 22.00.

Brinsley Forde X Maken

Dennis Bovell

DENNIS BOVELL (Matumbi) & BRINSLEY FORDE (Aswad) on the 1980 film BABYLON from Aug 25, 2021

ASWAD -  BRINSLEY FORDE

Following on from the A-side of this two-part programme, now the audience get to ask Brinsley Forde their questions about the inspiration behind Aswad's 1981 album 'New Chapter'.With John Wilson at the BBC's iconic Maida Vale Studios in London.  Brinsley performs live versions of some of the tracks from the album which was released more than three decades ago.Producer: Emma KingsleyFirst broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in November 2012.

Following on from the A-side of this two-part programme, now the audience get to ask Brinsley Forde their questions about the inspiration behind Aswad's 1981 album 'New Chapter'. With John Wilson at the BBC's iconic Maida Vale Studios in London. Brinsley performs live versions of some of the tracks from the album which was released more than three decades ago. Producer: Emma Kingsley First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in November 2012.

Brinsley Forde (the B-Side)

Brinsley Forde talks about the inspiration behind Aswad's 1981 album 'New Chapter'.Series in which leading performers and songwriters talk about the album that made them or changed them.Recorded in front of a live audience at the BBC's iconic Maida Vale Studios, each edition includes two episodes - the A-side and B-side.Both editions feature exclusive live performances.In this one (The A side), John Wilson asks Brinsley about the album in question.More than 30 years since its release, Brinsley Forde talks about Aswad's third studio album. Formed in Ladbroke Grove in West London, Aswad are the band that put UK reggae on the map. They were reknowned for their fusion of styles including dancehall, funk, hip-hop and dub and for bringing strong R&amp;B influences to the reggae scene. New Chapter, their first album for CBS, was both a watershed for the group and a benchmark for British reggae and it features tracks like 'Natural Progression', 'Ina Your Rights', 'Candles' and 'African Children'. Released in 1981, it went on to influence the likes of Maxi Priest, Soul II Soul and Massive Attack.In the B-side of the programme, it's the turn of the audience to ask the questions. Producer: Emma KingsleyFirst broadcast on Radio 4 in November 2012.

Brinsley Forde talks about the inspiration behind Aswad's 1981 album 'New Chapter'. Series in which leading performers and songwriters talk about the album that made them or changed them. Recorded in front of a live audience at the BBC's iconic Maida Vale Studios, each edition includes two episodes - the A-side and B-side. Both editions feature exclusive live performances. In this one (The A side), John Wilson asks Brinsley about the album in question. More than 30 years since its release, Brinsley Forde talks about Aswad's third studio album. Formed in Ladbroke Grove in West London, Aswad are the band that put UK reggae on the map. They were reknowned for their fusion of styles including dancehall, funk, hip-hop and dub and for bringing strong R&amp;B influences to the reggae scene. New Chapter, their first album for CBS, was both a watershed for the group and a benchmark for British reggae and it features tracks like 'Natural Progression', 'Ina Your Rights', 'Candles' and 'African Children'. Released in 1981, it went on to influence the likes of Maxi Priest, Soul II Soul and Massive Attack. In the B-side of the programme, it's the turn of the audience to ask the questions. Producer: Emma Kingsley First broadcast on Radio 4 in November 2012.

Brinsley Forde (the A-Side)