Ed Harcourt
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Nov 2, 2026
D15 Today Monday 02/11/2026
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12:51Si NobleGUEST
it seemed to be, I just wanted to try something different, a more sort of mature sounding record.
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12:56Si NobleGUEST
So that's when I got a guy called Ed Harcourt involved.
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13:01Si NobleGUEST
He's an interesting
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13:01Padraig HurleyHOST
character.
The Perils of Fame, 2006-style (15 - 21 October 2006)
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45:11Samuel SpencerHOST
A detailed look at the album's credits tell a rather different story to the one spun by the label.
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45:16Samuel SpencerHOST
Polydor employed a small army of producer-songwriters with somewhat less credible names than Terefs, who has produced Katie Tunstall, Ed Harcourt and Ron Sexsmith on their CVs.
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45:24Samuel SpencerHOST
In fact, Undiscovered's co-writers have also written for Atomic Kitten, Five Girls Aloud, Busted, Renekita and Kylie, Victoria Beckham and Westlife.
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45:31Samuel SpencerHOST
Oh, and James Blunt, having not actually penned a single song on his own, Morrison clearly wasn't quite so averse to performing material written by other people after all.
How Richard Jones Got the Bryan Adams Gig — and Kept Getting Called Back
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69:18Richard JonesGUEST
And it just sort of came at a good time because also at this point I'd... been doing the feeling full time for over a decade, I'd only just started working with Sophie again, maybe for two or three years because she'd made a more folky rocky album.
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69:34Richard JonesGUEST
And so that's kind of when we started working together with Ed Harcourt, one of my best friends and a brilliant collaborator of hers.
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69:43Richard JonesGUEST
So that I was but that was that project was still approached very much almost more like a band way of doing things.
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69:47Richard JonesGUEST
It was like, We're coming up with arrangements and we're sort of, it's not the old, the thing of session playing where it's like be absolutely on it, nail it, learn the parts, do that.
Mark Rae: The Greatest EVOLUTION OF MUSIC | The Path from DJing to Record Labels & Beyond
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55:56Mark RaeGUEST
So he did all those.
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55:57Mark RaeGUEST
So we did an album, um, with Jazzy Jeff, um, you know, uh, Ed Harcourt, uh, Masta Ace, Maestro, um, Keita, uh, Langley, all these people, and I love that album.
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56:09Mark RaeGUEST
There's a lot of great songs on there.
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56:11Mark RaeGUEST
That, that was a great experience because we're about...