Later... with Jools Holland TV Schedule
Find out what time Later... with Jools Holland is on TV tonight and this week at the UK TV Listings Guide.
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Later... with Jools Holland is scheduled to air at these times (may include spoilers):
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Sat 3
Collaborations — Later... with Jools Holland
Jools looks back at performances on the show by unique combinations of artists, including Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash, Pops Staples and Carleen Anderson in 1994. There is a Dusty Springfield appearance in 1995 featuring Sinead O'Connor and Alison Moyet on backing vocals, as well as the memorable pairing of Nick Cave and Shane MacGowan from the show's first series in 1992. There are also more recent examples, with Damon Albarn and Kano teaming up in 2007 and Michael Kiwanuka and Little Simz in 2019
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Sat 3
Collaborations — Later... with Jools Holland
Jools looks back at performances on the show by unique combinations of artists, including Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash, Pops Staples and Carleen Anderson in 1994. There is a Dusty Springfield appearance in 1995 featuring Sinead O'Connor and Alison Moyet on backing vocals, as well as the memorable pairing of Nick Cave and Shane MacGowan from the show's first series in 1992. There are also more recent examples, with Damon Albarn and Kano teaming up in 2007 and Michael Kiwanuka and Little Simz in 2019
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Sun 4
Amy Winehouse — Later... with Jools Holland
Jools takes a look back at the singer's appearances on the music programme, having made her debut on the show in 2003 with her first single Stronger Than Me, taken from her debut album Frank. Amy returned to Later in 2006 after her number 1 Back to Black album to perform Top 10 hit Rehab and Motown-influenced Tears Dry on Their Own, as well as performing on the Hootenanny in 2004 and 2006, performing Teach Me Tonight, Monkey Man and teaming up with Paul Weller for a couple of numbers, including Etta Jones' Don't Go to Strangers
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Sun 4
Amy Winehouse — Later... with Jools Holland
Jools takes a look back at the singer's appearances on the music programme, having made her debut on the show in 2003 with her first single Stronger Than Me, taken from her debut album Frank. Amy returned to Later in 2006 after her number 1 Back to Black album to perform Top 10 hit Rehab and Motown-influenced Tears Dry on Their Own, as well as performing on the Hootenanny in 2004 and 2006, performing Teach Me Tonight, Monkey Man and teaming up with Paul Weller for a couple of numbers, including Etta Jones' Don't Go to Strangers
