Iggy Pop is to present two shows this Christmas on BBC
6 Music.
The 66-year-old
will host two shows as part of a festive line-up that includes Mick Jones and
Paul Simonon of The Clash and Metallica's Lars Ulrich.
"To come
up with the tunes that fit the concept of each show, I've had to dig back to
things that I haven't heard in a long, long time," said Iggy.
"I thought
I better check these old numbers to see if they still made the grade for me.
They still do."
The Lust for
Life singer, who released his first album with the Stooges for six years
earlier this year, will present two programmes on the BBC digital station over
the Christmas period.
Iggy Pop's
first Show - on Christmas Day - is entitled Rockin' Rebels and will be followed
by an interview with Metallica drummer Ulrich as part of Matt Everitt's The
First Time strand.
A second Iggy
show, on New Year's Day, will explore Heartbreak and Heartaches.
"I've
listened to all this music for the shows and it all flows for me," said
the veteran rocker, adding that he hoped to "reach out and touch" the
listener.
The BBC said
the shows would offer an "exclusive insight into the mind of one of the
most influential rock stars of the last 40 years".
This is Radio
Clash, a two-hour special presented by Jones and Simonon, will air on Boxing
Day afternoon.
Source: BBC
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