02/05/2013
Janice Forsyth talks to William McIlvanney about the reissue of his classic novels, plus there are reviews of new movie releases I'm So Excited, Dead Man Down and Chimpanzee.
William McIlvanney, grandfather of Tartan Noir, talks about the reissuing and return of his classic Laidlaw novels.
Artist Randy Klein explains why St Giles Cathedral is the perfect setting for his latest piece of work, Moment to Moment, which is a tale in 100 sculptures.
Monkey magic & mile high camp-ness on offer, as film critics Jane Graham and James Kleinmann review Chimpanzee, Almodovar's latest offering I'm So Excited, and neo-noir thriller Dead Man Down.
Plus, scary goings-on in Dundee, with Dundead - the DCA's annual horror movie festival.
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Music Played
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The Rolling Stones
MONKEY MAN
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Belle and Sebastian
THE MONKEYS ARE BREAKING OUT OF THE ZOO
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Kate Bush
HAMMER HORROR
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The Pointer Sisters
I'M SO EXCITED
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Stealers Wheel
STUCK IN THE MIDDLE WITH YOU
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The O’Jays
LOVE TRAIN
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Josephine
LAST MINUTE
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Lady A
DOWNTOWN
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Van Morrison
THAT'S LIFE
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Toots & The Maytals
TAKE ME HOME COUNTRY ROADS
Moment to Moment
Book Group: The Crow Road
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- Thu 2 May 201314:05BBC Radio Scotland
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