Be Good or Be Gone: A promising low-budget crime caper

Shadows of previous Dublin dramas hang over Cathal Nally’s feature debut

New artist of the week: Nilüfer Yanya

Plus songs you have to hear from Tirzah and Aretha Franklin

Richard Russell: Everything Is Recorded – dragged down by too many star guests

LeRoy Hutson: Anthology 1972-1984 – stepping out of Curtis Mayfield’s shoes

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Gingers 4 Jezza: How Corbyn became UK politics’ big draw

The Labour leader appeals to young voters. Is it enough to pull off an election miracle on Thursday?

Donal Dineen’s Sunken Treasure: Doug Hream Blunt’s Gentle Persuasion

A strange and wonderful soul sound from 1980s San Francisco

Curtis Harding: Soul Power | Album Review

For Fred Wesley, the army was easier than playing with James Brown

And working with George Clinton was a cinch compared to playing with the godfather of soul

Soul Train: a journey to the heart of black America

Music show ‘Soul Train’ marked the first time many people had seen black Americans at the centre of a TV entertainment show. Its impact has been documented in a book by superfan Questlove

Festival Fit: peppered venison and ash-covered Frosties at Graig

A sign for fresh venison burger outside Graiguenamanagh Gun Club has me pondering life, death and senior hurling