• 95: Black Kids - Reggie Youngblood on lighting up the UK then and now, making music to dance to and quirky song titles

  • Dec 3 2022
  • Length: 36 mins
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95: Black Kids - Reggie Youngblood on lighting up the UK then and now, making music to dance to and quirky song titles

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  • This week on The Boys in the Band Podcast we're delighted to be joined by Reggie Youngblood of Black Kids.

    Pete and Rich saw their SECOND ever UK show so we reflect on the big buzz about the band back in late 2007 - and what it was like for the band to come back this year for Partie Traumatic anniversary shows.

    We also chat about the 'pure sugar' Black Kids sound on tracks like 'I'm not going to teach your boyfriend how to dance with you' - and other quirky song titles like that one!

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    Written, presented and produced by Peter Smith and Richard Gallagher

    Pod thumbnail design by Daniel Curtin

    *Recorded on 23 November 2022*

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