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He’s spent the last seventeen years playing a member of the most infamous Yorkshire soap family on TV, but James Hooton is still a Nottingham lad through and through. So when he got a call from an old friend who was putting on a play about the Motherland then he decided it was an opportunity worth skipping a few of episodes of Emmerdale for…
He’s knocked about with Damian Marley and Aswad’s Brinsley Forde. His new album is produced by Salaam Remi, of Fugees and Nas fame. He’s been at No.5 with Chase and Status, he’s signed to Polydor, and Amy Winehouse has got his tea on. Yep, things have moved on a bit for Liam Bailey since he played LeftLion gigs back in the day, but he’s still proper Notts...
"I spoke in a really broad Notts accent when I met Woody Allen, you can take the girl out of Notts, but you can’t take the Notts out of the girl"
"When you don’t really know how to play an instrument, in some ways, you end up being more creative or at least experimental"
"My relationship with beatboxing is a strange one; sometimes I love it, and sometimes it bores the hell out of me"
"After branching out from recorder club I got really into making weird and wonderful sounds and writing songs."
Notts actor Toby Kebbell has got a lot to be proud of. His first major part, as Anthony in Shane Meadow's influencial Dead Man's Shoes earned him a Most Promising Newcomer nomination (British Independent Film Awards).Since then he's landed parts in Oliver Stone's Alexander and Woody Allen's newest project. He writes books and plays and on the side, he's studying plumbing. And, ladies and gentlemen, he is still just 22 years young.
Sam Lindo is 'The Blues Man in Town' a familiar face who provides the soundtrack to Nottingham city centre
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