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Bruce MacGregor hears about the music being made, played and talked about in Scotland.

Bruce MacGregor hears about the music being made, played and talked about in Scotland with live sessions, new releases and interviews with musicians of the moment.

The Music Café: 03/11/2010

03/11/2010

BBC Radio Scotland - The Music Café, 03/11/2010

Chrissie Hynde and JP Jones reveal their unique relationship and musical collaboration.

Chrissie Hynde and JP Jones talk about their musical collaboration and reveal how their passionate feelings, heartbreak and honesty led to an uplifting rock 'n' roll album.

The legendary Chrissie Hynde and young Welsh singer-songwriter JP Jones talk about their musical collaboration and reveal how their passionate feelings, heartbreak and honesty led to an uplifting rock 'n' roll album - "Fidelity!"

Two-time Grammy nominee Tommy Emmanuel is one of Australia's most respected musicians. He tells Bruce about developing his unique "finger style" technique of guitar-playing and how, as a child, he and his siblings earned the family's sole income for a number of years.

Edinburgh based singer-songwriter Rosie Nimmo talks about how her mother's death inspired many of the songs on her new album "Home", why she was persuaded to include some very personal stuff and how singing these songs has been therapeutic for her.

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