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May 31, 2017 · Classic Rock. Richard Jobson explains why The Skids are back on the road. By Dave Ling. ( Classic Rock ) published 31 May 2017. Seventies punk/new wavers return with a tour and a new album. Formed in Dunfermline in 1977, Skids enjoyed a number of hits, notably Into The Valley, before guitarist Stuart Adamson quit to form Big Country.
Richard has lectured and critiqued at a number of architectural schools including Oxford Brookes, Cardiff and Portsmouth Universities; he taught at the latter from 1995 to 2000. Richard has produced critical writing on recently completed buildings for the architectural press including Architecture Today, and he was an External Examiner at Kingston University School of Architecture from 2007-2011.
May 4, 2022 · Richard Jobson – post punk era’s ‘jack of all trades’. He was a filmmaker and a TV personality, he did punk with Skids and new wave with The Armoury Show. On this, his debut album under his own name Jobson goes all poetic and artsy assisted by the instrumental talents of amazing Virginia Astley (on
Mar 9, 2010 · For years Richard Jobson has been working on merging moving images with stills in numerous projects, including his latest, The Journey, with Emma Thompson. The broadcaster, talk-show host, writer, director, BAFTA award winner, and former frontman of punk-rock band The Skids talk about how he uses cutting-edge technology on the Mac in his film-making and broadcasting.
May 20, 2017 · Ahead of a 40th anniversary tour, Richard Jobson of The Skids joins Steve to reflect upon the Scottish band's 1979 debut album, Scared to Dance.
Into The Valley - The Autobiography. Hardcover – 1 Jun. 2018. by Richard Jobson (Author) 4.5 159 ratings. See all formats and editions. From school punk to modern day film producer Richard Jobson has lived a full and colourful life. A harrowing incident as a child that left him suffering with epilepsy but he was a mere 15 year old when he ...
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Dec 27, 2020 · JOBSON, RICHARD ( fl. 1620–1623), traveller, was appointed in 1620 to command an expedition to explore the river Gambia, in the interests of ‘the gentlemen adventurers for the countries of Guinea and Benin.’. Former attempts in 1618 and 1619 had failed, in consequence of the hostility of the Portuguese and the unhealthiness of the climate.
