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Songs In The Key Of Life With Nadine O'Regan

Liz Nugent - Songs in the Key of Life

Liz Nugent might have made her name through publishing hit crime novels -- including Unravelling Oli...
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4:52 AM - 15 May 2018



Songs In The Key Of Life With Nadine O'Regan

Liz Nugent - Songs in the Key of Life

TodayFM
TodayFM

4:52 AM - 15 May 2018

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Liz Nugent might have made her name through publishing hit crime novels -- including Unravelling Oliver and Lying in Wait -- but the Irish author also knows her music. A former stage manager with Riverdance, Nugent's new book Skin Deep is actually inspired by a song -- Neil Hannon's 'A Lady of a Certain Age'.

"I heard it on the radio probably ten years ago," Liz said on the show. "He's such a splendid storyteller. There's a mood of this sad and older female character lost on the Riviera and I thought, I'd love to write a book based on this song. I waited around for him to write it, and because he didn't, I did."
 
Listen back to all of Liz's choices by clicking the play button on the top right of the screen and let us know what you think by tweeting @nadineoregan or @songsinthekey. 

 
 
Liz Nugent's Playlist 
 
1. The Divine Comedy 'A Lady of a Certain Age' 
2. Aretha Franklin 'You Make Me Feel Like a Natural Woman' 
3. Skunkanansie 'Weak'
4. Spandau Ballet 'True' 
5. Bob Dylan 'Mozambique' 
6. Grainne Hunt 'Lilacs' 
7. Frank Sinatra 'It was a Very Good Year' 
8. Japan 'Ghosts' 
9. Tom Waits 'Ol 55' 
10. Bill Whelan 'Riverdance' 

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