Music: There's No Such Thing as Sociology ; NICHOLAS LEZARD ON RADIO
Lezard, Nicholas, The Independent (London, England)
Ever since I asked readers to offer suggestions as to whom this column's Radio Curse should fall on next (Fred Trueman's dismissal being, so to speak, like the Bond villain's demolition of a quaint but strategically useless landmark just to show he means business), I have been almost literally snowed under with two replies, one of which I couldn't read and the other of which deserves some consideration. Mr KC from Middlesex writes: "If you are still pursuing victims of the `Curse of the Radio Column' - what about LAURIE TAYLOR?" (Those capital letters are a bit scary, aren't they?) "During the late afternoon (admittedly the "dead hour") he talks about nothing - but does it very ā¦
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Article title: Music: There's No Such Thing as Sociology ; NICHOLAS LEZARD ON RADIO.
Contributors: Lezard, Nicholas - Author.
Newspaper title: The Independent (London, England).
Publication date: October 24, 1999.
Page number: 9.
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