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Episode 6

Joining Jools in the studio are Arctic Monkeys, Randy Newman, Brian Wilson, Alison Krauss & Union Station, Warpaint and Gappy Ranks.

Joining Jools for the sixth show of this series are Arctic Monkeys, who made their TV debut on the show back in 2005. The band make a welcome return to the show to perform tracks from their upcoming fourth album Suck It And See.

The legendary singer, songwriter and film composer Randy Newman is also in the studio with a number or two from his new album The Randy Newman Songbook Vol.2.

Leader, arranger and chief songwriter of The Beach Boys Brian Wilson finally makes his Later debut performing a couple of tracks with his current band from his extraordinary catalogue of songs.

Also in the studio, Alison Krauss & Union Station are performing songs from their new Paper Airplane collection.

From LA, female four-piece Warpaint are making their Later debut with tracks from 2010s acclaimed The Fool, and from London, hotly tipped reggae act Gappy Ranks is also performing.

1 hour

Music Played

  • Arctic Monkeys

    Library Pictures

  • Brian Wilson

    California Girls

  • Gappy Ranks

    Longtime

  • Warpaint

    Undertow

  • Alison Krauss & Union Station

    Lay My Burden Down

  • Brian Wilson

    They Can't Take That Away From Me

  • Arctic Monkeys

    Reckless Serenade

  • Randy Newman

    Laugh And Be Happy

  • Gappy Ranks

    Heaven In Her Eyes

  • Warpaint

    Elephants

  • Randy Newman

    Same Girl

  • Alison Krauss & Union Station

    Miles To Go

  • Arctic Monkeys

    Don't Sit Down 'cause I've Moved Your Chair

  • Brian Wilson

    Good Vibrations

Credits

Role Contributor
Presenter Jools Holland
Director Janet Fraser-Crook
Series Producer Alison Howe

Broadcasts

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Behind the scenes at Later... with Jools Holland 25 at the Royal Albert Hall

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