P. P. Arnold

We'll talk about those early years, the stories behind some of the band's best-known songs, and why more than 50 years into his career, he's still making new music and finding new things to say.

And we'll meet the wonderful PP Arnold.

From singing with icon Tina Turner to being discovered by Mick Jagger and making a new life in London in the swinging '60s, hers is quite a story.

We'll hear about the people, the music, and the twists and turns of a career that's taken her from American soul to the very heart of British rock and pop.

Thanks, Nick.

I'll see you there.

Time to hear from PP Arnold.

There aren't many artists who can say they started out singing with Ike & Tina Turner, were encouraged to go solo by Mick Jagger, and went on to record some of the most beautiful soul records of the 1960s.

We've reached 1988 in our musical journey that is the best of the '80s.

Beatmasters with PP Arnold.

There's a song called Burn It Up, and I'm about to get my comeuppance from Bobby Brown, who says, "Don't be cruel", that he who is without sin, cast the first stone.

That's a good quote for a Sunday evening, isn't it? But I think, yes, don't be cruel.

um, spheres and musicians.

So, uh, like some of the, um, Oh man, what's her name? Uh, PP Arnold.

She's a, she's kind of a soul R and B singer.

Um, she moved to the UK, uh, her backing band.