Episode 7 Later... with Jools Holland

Another show packed with extraordinary talent. Let's begin

with Emeli Sande! # I'm all right, I'm all right,

but I could be wrong, baby # I know you remember me,

five three, # In the back of

the library, come on # You could at least

try and look at me # Oh man, oh man,

what a tragedy, ha ha # Ah, shit, why we always had

to roll the dice, la la # Two seats in the back

of the cinema, hazy # And all the mad shit

we did after that, crazy # I swear you're giving

me shivers, shivers # When all that's

left to do is watch # Run fast, run fast

like the rivers run, God damn # Ah, took a minute till

the penny dropped, you know # Deep, deep, deep, deep,

deep, deep, deep # When all that's

left to do is watch # Oh baby, I'm not

made of stone # It hurts the way that

you pretend you don't remember # It hurts the way that

you forget our times together # Like the time laid in bed

when you said it's forever, baby # When all that's

left to do is watch # Oh baby, I'm not

made of stone Unbelievable! The wonderful Emeli

Sande with Hurts. So pleased to have her back in this room. From Denmark,

we will be welcoming Wilco. From Los Angeles, we welcome back Warpaint.

From New York, it's Regina Spektor. From India, via London, Anoushka

Shankar. And now, from Chicago, please enjoy Wilco.

# Come on, listen to the wheel this way

# I belong to the stars in the day

# I ran away Eternal instigator

# I belong to the stars in the sky

# Random name generator Random name generator

# Somebody hold me in the diamond light

# I kinda like it when I make you cry

# A miracle only once in a while

# I change my name every once in a while

# A miracle every once in a while

# A flame creator A random name generator

# Come on, cuff me to the weed with some wine

# If I miss your breeze or you miss mine

# I kinda like it when I make you cry

# Come on, cuff me to the weed with some wine

# I think I miss my family I found #.

Thank you, Wilco. Random Name Generator from their Star Wars LP.

This next artist, she said chart-topping hits with major laser,

she's from Denmark and she's now there on her own. We welcome MO.

# Please, won't you wait, won't you stay?

# When you're gone, I lose faith, I lose everything I have found

# Yeah, that's what I hear when you're by my side

# But when you're gone, the music goes

# So hear me out before you say the night is over

# I want you to know that we gotta, gotta carry on

# So don't let this be our final song

# So hear me out before you say the night is over

# I want you to know that we gotta, gotta carry on

# So don't let this be our final song

# Baby, when we were young, there was nothing to make believe

# They were written for you and me

# Yeah, that's what I hear when you're by my side

# But when you're gone, the music goes

# So hear me out before you say the night is over

# I want you to know that we gotta, gotta carry on

# So don't let this be our final song

# So hear me out before you say the night is over

# I want you to know that we gotta, gotta carry on

# So don't let this be our final song

# Here and now, whatever you do, just don't look down

# Woo, underneath the disco light, it's all right

# We could make the perfect sound

# But when you're gone, the music goes

# So hear me out before you say the night is over

# I want you to know that we gotta, gotta carry on

# So don't let this be our final song

# So hear me out before you say the night is over

# I want you to know that we gotta, gotta carry on

# So don't let this be our final song

# Here and now, whatever you do, just don't look down

# Woo, underneath the disco light, it's all right

# Here and now, whatever you do, just don't look down

# Woo, underneath the disco light, it's alright

# Don't let this be our final song #.

Thank you, MO, Final Song, from her album out next year. We will be

hearing more songs on this show. Now we welcome from Los Angeles, their

second time on the show, it is Warpaint!

# That leads me, babe, to where I belong

# Because of you, I know where I belong

# To think, to think that it was wrong for me

# I want, I want it, I want it all...

# I want, I want, I want it all so sweet

# You got the moves, you got the moves

# You got the moves, you got the moves

Thank you, Warpaint. That's from their album. Now, I'm going to be

discussing something in the corner with an incredibly talented woman

who we are so pleased to have back in the studio, Emeli Sande. Really

nice to see you back here. I would like to congratulate you on a

marvellous new record. It sounds wonderful. It must have been quite a

lot of stress. Because your last record, which was your first,

really, was such a tremendous success, not just here, but

everywhere, people loved you all over the world. Every country was

mad for you. Was there a lot of pressure trying to follow that up?

Initially I tried not to think about it but then I found it started to

interfere with making music. I saw naughty boy, a talented man, I will

barge in on him later. We approached the first album with no expectation,

just the love of music so I tried to get into that head frame and I hope

we achieved that. Long Live The Angels. What inspired the title?

From 2012 until now, the world has changed so much and I feel that

Angels needing courage in. I feel I really choose my side and who I want

to support. Long Live The Angels is for all the survivors out there and

all the people doing great things in the world. Was there a particular

moment for you when you're enormous global success, was there a minute

when it suddenly became apparent to you that you were a success? Yes. I

performed at the White House and at that moment I thought, wow, this has

really taken me beyond any dream or expectation I had. When I was

performing for the Obamas, I thought, this is a pinch me moment.

When I look back on that day and that photo, I can't believe it

happened to me. That is great. You are a great fan of a lot of old

music as well as new music. Nina Simone is a person you like. We did

one of her songs together years ago. Is she still an influence on you?

Absolutely. As I grow older, I realise her depth more and more. As

a musician, she took it to places a lot of people are afraid to take it.

She is still an influence, and her bravery in music was the biggest

thing that inspired me. She is great, a unique sounding person. The

next song you are going to be doing for us, tell us what inspired that

song? Shakes was one of the first songs I wrote for the album. It

really set the bar. I wanted to take the truth of the music. I wrote that

song with naughty boy. It isn't raw emotion and describes the depths of

life and how deep you can take love, and sometimes it is ugly but it is

always real. I remember in the studio session, Naughty Boy said,

you can do it better. We did one take of the song and I think we

captured the realness. He kept -- he pushed me. He is a great producer.

He is always pushing you further. He has not laid-back, constantly

pushing. He is probably one of the few people that gets me very angry

but I think it works. I think it works in the studio and it gets to

the depths of what I really want to save. I will challenge him to find

out what he does to get you angry. Emeli Sande. How marvellous to see

the huge success patch in our ears. We go from one distinctive artist to

another and we welcome from New York, Regina Spektor.

# Why you searched, but never found her

# But you're just as smart as you're blind

Wilco, Cry All Day. Wonderful. Before that, we enjoyed Regina

Spektor at the piano. Now a dazzling artist who recently won a

prestigious award. She is now with us, we welcome MO.

# I miss... All yours

# Have no cares in the world, have no fears, have no money, ah

# Live the life like we're rich, super rich, and the honey, ah

# What we had, was it good, I will always remember, ah

# And now we're changing direction, I'll never forget ya

# If you know me then I'm here if you want it, ah

# Got my phone when you're low Got the pain in your stomach, ah

# Cos what we had, was it good? I will always remember, ah

# And now we're changing direction I'll never forget ya

# No, I don't know what I really wanna nowhere

# Like anyone knew real stuff that I'm gonna ey, ey, gonna ey, ey

# Let my hair blow wild like it was summer, yeah, yeah

# It's gonna be all right, be all right

The wonderful Emeli Sande, Shakes. So now, at the table over here, I'm

going to be talking to another incredibly talented woman. We

welcome Anoushka Shankar. Welcome. Very good to see you. You've got

Naughty Boy behind you, your producer, so watch out. -- a

producer. It's great to have you on the show at last. Your sound is

unique. Thank you. When did you first learn the sitar? I started

learning when I was seven or eight from my father, Ravi Shankar. Even

before that, I was travelling around. He was on tour and I grew up

around the news it. It was in my atmosphere. ! He was one of the

first people, the person, that introduced Indian classical music,

all of that music to a western ear, a mainstream western ear. Is work

with George Harrison, the Beatles, all of those things. Were you aware

of that when you were growing up? You couldn't not be. All of those

people were in our lives. You could see how people saw him. A part of

growing up around him was knowing that. But it was music I loved and

wanted to play. All of that is separate and outside. From him, one

of the things he did that was great was mashing lots of different sorts

of music up. There were not any rules. Have you learned that from

him? In a way. The older he got, he was a classical musician as well.

I've seen this example, that being a classical musician didn't have to be

separate from innovative and creative. A lot of people at that

time thought it had to be one or the other. He started that in our music

world. He was the one to show that you could be creative, break

boundaries, connect with other cultures and be a classical

musician. We've got a clip of you with your father at the symphony

hall in Birmingham in 1997. A happy memory? I was 15, so don't blame the

outfit on my current tastes! Symphony hall in Birmingham. Can you

remember that evening? Not really. I started playing with him when I was

13 and I was on the road from then until when he passed away if you

years ago. I was also touring separately. We did hundreds of

shows. Your new record has lots of contributions from different and

interesting people. We've got some amazing guest artists. MIA is there,

Vanessa Redgrave as a spoken word bit on one song. Another wonderful

contributor is playing with me tonight, a co-writer on lots of

stuff. He plays the Hang. Music from all over the world. What are you

going to play for us? We are doing a portion of a 13 minute song old

Crossing The Rubicon. The Rubicon is the river that used to surround

Rome. If you wanted to invade, you had to cross the river. So it is, if

you have crossed, there is no going back. We will be discussing that

with Naughty Boy in a moment. The fantastic Anoushka Shankar! We will

be hearing from her in a moment. Seamlessly, while I was chatting in

there, this has been placed there. So now we go over and welcome

Warpaint. # You always seem to make my

heart stop and # I can tell that there's

something in your eyes # I want you now

I want you all over me # Can't you tell me

all your secrets? # Do you remember me

the same way I do you? # Can't you tell me

all your secrets? # You're good, you're

good, you're good # You're good,

you're good, you're good Be remarkably talented Anoushka

Shankar, Crossing The Rubicon. Before that, we enjoyed Warpaint.

Amazing, the way she plays. I will be passed by somebody over here.

Naughty boy, great to have you. Who are you enjoying? Earlier, you said

something about vibrations. Everyone in the room, but clearly, Anoushka,

Regina and Emeli, I feel I am in heaven. A lot of great female

vibrations. Everyone responds differently, and thank you for

Shakes. I make Emeli angry sometimes but that song in particular, for me,

what it represents is loving someone more than they deserve and still

feeling that you are not loving them enough. We have all been there. We

have been there and back! Very good to have you here, one of the great

producers and writers of our day. Thanks so much. And now we welcome

back the wonderful sound of Wilco. # Where you gonna go

in your winter coat? # I wonder what you're hiding

cos it's not too cold # Facing the blast

and the moon and the math # But you still never know

where your soul is attached # Now where you gonna go

like a cobra coiled? # Sweating in a sweater,

you got too much style # Standing strong as

the waves roll over Lean On.

For that we enjoyed Wilco. And now, let's enjoy Emeli Sande.

# We hold the future in the palm of our hands

# I'm talking 'bout the forever, baby

# And we've run out of all the silver and gold

# Will you still wanna be my someone to hold?

# See, I would you, but you already know

# It's bringing in my heart like thunder

# I'll be there through the lo-lo-lo-lows

Thank you, Emeli Sande. You can see more on our website. We will be back

on Tuesday at 10pm. Can we get a groove going from over there,

please? We have had such a lovely time with all the people this

evening. Don't forget to put your clocks and watches back. Have you

had fun being with us this evening? Well, in that case, let's thank our

guests. Emeli Sande. Wilco. Anoushka Shankar. Naughty boy over there.

Regina Spektor. Warpaint. MO. And Emeli Sande.