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Radio 4,16 Sep 2011,28 mins

Richard Hamilton, Michael Hart, Gabriel Valdes and Wardell Quezergue

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Matthew Bannister on Richard Hamilton - the father of pop art who was inspired by technology and modern life. Michael Hart, who founded Project Gutenberg to digitise great works of literature and make them freely available to all. Gabriel Valdes, the Chilean politician who played a leading role in ousting Pinochet's military junta Wardell Quezergue, the arranger credited with developing the New Orleans sound. He worked with Paul Simon, The Rolling Stones and Paul McCartney And the poet Herbert Lomas, whose work on the death of his wife inspired Ted Hughes to write his Birthday Letters.

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