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Another trip into the archives this week, as we head back to 1966 via 1983 when Radio Six International‘s Tony Currie say down with the United Kingdom’s 1966 entrant Kenneth McKellar to talk about his long and successful career away from the Song Contest.
It’s a timely reminder that artists can and do have wildly successful careers after the Song Contest. In this forty-year-old interview, he talks about the changing nature of the music industry, the nature of the synthesiser in popular music, his television programs, and writing for Monty Python..
Eurovision Chat Over Coffee From The Archive: Kenneth McKellar
Ewan Spence introduces Radio Six International’s Tony Currie as has a coffee and a chat with Kenneth McKellar. You know him as the United Kingdom’s singer in 1966, but Currie explores other areas of McKellar’s career.
(First aired Radio Six International, 1983)
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