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Level 42

Level 42

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Oct 28, 2026

Fred SirieixGUEST
10:38
X-O-Man, who's
Chris EvansHOST
10:39
a famous rapper, and Mark King from level 42.
Chris EvansHOST
10:41
Yeah, level 42.
Chris EvansHOST
10:41
Yeah, 42.
Fred SirieixGUEST
10:45
So, there
Tony DavenportHOST
109:53
Now that we've come towards the end of the jazz session with Tony Davenport on RaidersPodcast.com, and I'm going to play out with some great jazz funk.
Tony DavenportHOST
110:00
Firstly, Level 42, with a title track from the Guaranteed album in 1991.
Tony DavenportHOST
110:05
And I'm going to follow that to end the show with the Average White Band from the Gold Compilation, the 1974 track Catch Me Before I Have to Testify.
Tony DavenportHOST
110:13
I hope you enjoyed the show.
Mike SavageHOST
141:25
Some trip for you.
Mike SavageHOST
141:27
The brass section is the Beggar and Co. horn crew, who also worked with Level 42.
Mike SavageHOST
141:32
Something else that was happening in 1981, Tom Petty of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers producer, Jimmy Levine, was dating Stevie Nicks and basically engineered this collaboration into existence.
Mike SavageHOST
141:42
It stopped dragging my heart around at eight.
Raphael SaadiqGUEST
26:51
I mean, I love Larry that plays bass, but it's hard to play bass and sing.
Raphael SaadiqGUEST
26:56
Bootsy, Level 42.
Raphael SaadiqGUEST
26:59
Yeah.
Raphael SaadiqGUEST
27:01
Rush
ChrisHOST
2:34
The Alan Parsons Project have us reaching for the tissues.
ChrisHOST
2:38
Level 42 make a welcome return and allow me to reach a comedy moment I've been waiting for.
ChrisHOST
2:44
And finally...
ChrisHOST
2:45
the Bell Stars go out on a high.

27 MINS LATER

ChrisHOST
29:18
So, folks, here goes.
ChrisHOST
29:21
Two questions.
ChrisHOST
29:22
How are we going to eat? And what floor's the restaurant on? The answer is The Chinese Way and Level 42.
ChrisHOST
29:31
All my life is complete.
Andrew LubyHOST
20:48
What band is he from? Oh, I don't know.
Andrew LubyHOST
20:50
Level 42? Yes.
Andrew LubyHOST
20:53
68?
PatHOST
20:53
He didn't give me a chance, but anyway.
Andrew LubyHOST
20:54
What age do you think he is? I'd say he might be around 68.
Andrew LubyHOST
20:57
No, he's 44 today.
PatHOST
20:59
Level 42, he's more than that.
Andrew LubyHOST
21:02
Yeah, he's 68 today.
Andrew LubyHOST
20:48
What band is he from? Oh, I don't know.
Andrew LubyHOST
20:50
Level 42? Yes.
Andrew LubyHOST
20:53
68?
Pat MurphyHOST
20:53
He didn't give me a chance, but anyway.
Andrew LubyHOST
20:54
What age do you think he is? I'd say he might be around 68.
Andrew LubyHOST
20:57
No, he's 44 today.
Pat MurphyHOST
20:59
Level 42, he's more than that.
Andrew LubyHOST
21:02
Yeah, he's 68 today.
Stewart CopelandGUEST
41:54
where I got to be at the front of the stage singing a song, front man, because I just want to try it.
Stewart CopelandGUEST
41:59
I'm in a band with Adrian Bellew and Mark King, English guy from Level 42.
Billy CorganHOST
42:07
Amazing musician.
Billy CorganHOST
42:08
That
Darren LudlowHOST
43:25
We're heading back to the UK.
Darren LudlowHOST
43:26
Formed on the Isle of Wight, Level 42 were one of the leading exponents of jazz funk, particularly recognised by the amazing bass playing of frontman Mark King.
Darren LudlowHOST
43:36
We start our Level 42 double with the title track from their 1987 album, Running in the Family, the extended version.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:18
Thank you.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:19
Thank you.

11 MINS LATER

speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
55:27
Not so in love.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
56:19
So right.
Darren LudlowHOST
57:21
Level 42 from 1985 with a 12-inch version of Something About You.
Cheryl BakerGUEST
7:53
I mean, I did love...
Cheryl BakerGUEST
7:55
Level 42 and Hall and Oates.
Cheryl BakerGUEST
7:59
They were my favourite bands of the 80s, really.
Cheryl BakerGUEST
8:04
But my musical influences was Joni Mitchell and James Taylor and Crosby, Seals and Nash.

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