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The Afternoon Show: Duncan Lamont tribute and Don't Look Now's cinematographer Tony Richmond

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Duncan Lamont tribute and Don't Look Now's cinematographer Tony Richmond

BBC Radio Scotland - The Afternoon Show, Duncan Lamont tribute and Don't Look Now's cinematographer Tony Richmond

Janice has live music from Stuart Nisbet and we hear about Stirling Bridge Arts Festival.

Belle and Sebastian's Chris Geddes introduces our new Single of the Week Sister Buddha and legendary cinematographer Anthony Richmond talks about working with director Nicolas Roeg.

On Monday Stuart Nisbet performs live in our Edinburgh Studio.

Janice’s Single of the Week is Sister Buddha from Belle and Sebastian. Chris Geddes introduces it live on air. 

We pay tribute to Duncan Lamont - the Greenock saxophonist who played with Bing Crosby and Sinatra, who died last week, with the interview he gave Janice on the 4th of June this year.

We hear all about Stirling Bridge Arts Festival from its director Blair Parham and hear music from two of the choirs involved, from South Africa, and Troon. 

We hear about the National Trust of Scotland’s thrilling new production A Game of Death and Chance. 

Siobhan Synnot talks to Tony Richmond – the cinematographer on Nic Roeg films Don’t Look Now and The Man Who Fell to Earth, as the former returns to cinemas in Scotland fully restored on 4K.

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