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Juliette Sensicle

Former London Records publicist and music PR professional; now co-owner of John Arbon Textiles in Devon.

Jun 3, 2026

28:33
London press officer Juliette Sensicle saw it throughout her time in the industry.
28:39
Everything seemed male-dominated to me.
28:41
[laughs] It wa- I suppose I joined a record company going, "Right, the music industry will not ...
28:48
It won't be," 'cause it's the music industry and anything goes in the music industry.
28:53
You can wear what you like.
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You can say what you like.
28:56
You can be any color, race, religion, creed, sex.
25:15
That was the effect that it had on you by nature of the volume that used to come pumping out of this huge sound rig.
25:23
Tracy was loud.
25:25
That's Juliette Sensicle, who worked in the press department.
25:28
I love Tracy.
25:29
He's like a little kid.
25:32
You could feel the enthusiasm just pumping out of him.
25:35
He'd come in with waving a cassette.
25:37
Those were the days where you had the cassettes.

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