The Ivors 2017

The 62nd Ivor Novello Awards

For the year 2016 The Ivor Novello Awards celebrate, honour and reward excellence in songwriting and composing They are presented and judged by the writing community Grosvenor House A JW Marriott Hotel Park Lane London Thursday 18th May 2017 Hosted by Paul Gambaccini

The Ivors are founded in the name of Ivor Novello

For the year 2016 The Ivor Novello Awards celebrate, honour and reward excellence in songwriting and composing They are presented and judged by the writing community Grosvenor House A JW Marriott Hotel Park Lane London Thursday 18th May 2017 Hosted by Paul Gambaccini

The Ivors are founded in the name of Ivor Novello

Contents

Congratulations to all the nominees.

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Menu Welcome to The Ivors 2017 The Judges and The Ivors Committee Presentation Order Roll of Honour

The Awards 17 22 23 27 29 31 35 39 40 41 43 49 51 55

PRS for Music Most Performed Work Best Original Film Score Best Song Musically and Lyrically The Ivors Jazz Award Best Contemporary Song PRS for Music Outstanding Contribution to British Music Outstanding Song Collection International Achievement Best Television Soundtrack Album Award The Ivors Inspiration Award Songwriter of the Year Lifetime Achievement PRS for Music Special International Award

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Contents

Congratulations to all the nominees.

04 05 - 11 13 15 56

Menu Welcome to The Ivors 2017 The Judges and The Ivors Committee Presentation Order Roll of Honour

The Awards 17 22 23 27 29 31 35 39 40 41 43 49 51 55

PRS for Music Most Performed Work Best Original Film Score Best Song Musically and Lyrically The Ivors Jazz Award Best Contemporary Song PRS for Music Outstanding Contribution to British Music Outstanding Song Collection International Achievement Best Television Soundtrack Album Award The Ivors Inspiration Award Songwriter of the Year Lifetime Achievement PRS for Music Special International Award

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BASCA Crispin Hunt

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BASCA Welcome On behalf of BASCA, it’s my great pleasure to welcome you all to the 2017 Ivor Novello Awards.

Wild mushroom timbale, truffle and cream, broad bean, pea and asparagus salad, golden pea shoots, sweet pea and lemon emulsion (v) Slow cooked shoulder of Welsh lamb, roasted butternut, braised red cabbage with golden sultanas, stem broccoli Chocolate sphere, marmalade centre, orange caramel Coffee and Petits Fours

For 62 years BASCA has gathered at The Ivors to celebrate the excellence, genius and innovation of British and Irish music writing and to pay tribute to the global success and human nourishment we recognise in each other’s work.

Huge congratulations go out to all those whose tunes are nominated today and to the publishers who believe in and support them.

British Music is the envy of the world, and the future of its industry is, at last, looking brighter. However, without us, the composers, there would be silence, or worse… jamming. We are the architects upon whose designs all music is built. BASCA speaks with a united voice for composers of all genres, to protect and celebrate the value of our creations and our Rights. We are the cause and music is the effect. Join us, the future of music is ours to write.

Huge thanks to all the staff at BASCA, especially Fran Matthews and Cindy Truong, who have made this event so special. Thanks also to the judging committees for their time, skill and taste. We are particularly indebted to our valued friends and sponsors at PRS for Music, with whom we journey on into music’s future side by side. Finally, thank you to Paul Gambaccini whose wit, knowledge and charm will steer us through today’s celebrations for the 30th time.

Have a great day, you deserve it.

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Crispin Hunt BASCA Chairman

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Menu

BASCA Crispin Hunt

Menu

BASCA Welcome On behalf of BASCA, it’s my great pleasure to welcome you all to the 2017 Ivor Novello Awards.

Wild mushroom timbale, truffle and cream, broad bean, pea and asparagus salad, golden pea shoots, sweet pea and lemon emulsion (v) Slow cooked shoulder of Welsh lamb, roasted butternut, braised red cabbage with golden sultanas, stem broccoli Chocolate sphere, marmalade centre, orange caramel Coffee and Petits Fours

For 62 years BASCA has gathered at The Ivors to celebrate the excellence, genius and innovation of British and Irish music writing and to pay tribute to the global success and human nourishment we recognise in each other’s work.

Huge congratulations go out to all those whose tunes are nominated today and to the publishers who believe in and support them.

British Music is the envy of the world, and the future of its industry is, at last, looking brighter. However, without us, the composers, there would be silence, or worse… jamming. We are the architects upon whose designs all music is built. BASCA speaks with a united voice for composers of all genres, to protect and celebrate the value of our creations and our Rights. We are the cause and music is the effect. Join us, the future of music is ours to write.

Huge thanks to all the staff at BASCA, especially Fran Matthews and Cindy Truong, who have made this event so special. Thanks also to the judging committees for their time, skill and taste. We are particularly indebted to our valued friends and sponsors at PRS for Music, with whom we journey on into music’s future side by side. Finally, thank you to Paul Gambaccini whose wit, knowledge and charm will steer us through today’s celebrations for the 30th time.

Have a great day, you deserve it.

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Crispin Hunt BASCA Chairman

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C O NGRATULAT ION S

BASCA Vick Bain

TO A L L TH E

W I N N ER S & N O M I N E E S OF T H I S YE A R’ S

I VO R N OV E L LO AWARD S

BASCA It is my great pleasure to welcome you to the 62nd Ivor Novello Awards.

It is always fascinating to go back through the archive and see the standout names of yesterday. Each list captures the very best of contemporary music from that year. This year will be no exception, so I can’t wait to share the excitement with you. Fourteen coveted statuettes awarded by top writers, often Ivor winners themselves, to the very best of songwriting and composing talent.

But here at BASCA, we are not just about awards. As the membership organisation in the UK that exists solely of songwriters and composers, our core mission is to protect their interests. We also provide help, training and expertise at every stage of their career. However, to help us continue to do this important work, we need you. Please, if you are a writer, and not yet a member of BASCA, join us. If you are a publisher, sign up your writers to help us continue what we do. The UK music industry is such a huge success because of its brilliant writers; a strong BASCA benefits all of us.

Finally, my thanks go to the fantastic BASCA staff and to all those members who tirelessly volunteer their time, for the success of the organisation and The Ivors.

BRITISH ACADEMY OF SONGWRITERS, COMPOSERS & AUTHORS Vick Bain BASCA CEO

HOME OF THE IVOR NOVELLO AWARDS At its heart, the British Academy of Songwriters, Composers & Authors is a professional, not for profit, membership organisation and proud owner of the Ivor Novello Awards. www.basca.org.uk

info@basca.org.uk

/basca_uk

/bascauk

Tel: 020 7636 2929

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C O NGRATULAT ION S

BASCA Vick Bain

TO A L L TH E

W I N N ER S & N O M I N E E S OF T H I S YE A R’ S

I VO R N OV E L LO AWARD S

BASCA It is my great pleasure to welcome you to the 62nd Ivor Novello Awards.

It is always fascinating to go back through the archive and see the standout names of yesterday. Each list captures the very best of contemporary music from that year. This year will be no exception, so I can’t wait to share the excitement with you. Fourteen coveted statuettes awarded by top writers, often Ivor winners themselves, to the very best of songwriting and composing talent.

But here at BASCA, we are not just about awards. As the membership organisation in the UK that exists solely of songwriters and composers, our core mission is to protect their interests. We also provide help, training and expertise at every stage of their career. However, to help us continue to do this important work, we need you. Please, if you are a writer, and not yet a member of BASCA, join us. If you are a publisher, sign up your writers to help us continue what we do. The UK music industry is such a huge success because of its brilliant writers; a strong BASCA benefits all of us.

Finally, my thanks go to the fantastic BASCA staff and to all those members who tirelessly volunteer their time, for the success of the organisation and The Ivors.

BRITISH ACADEMY OF SONGWRITERS, COMPOSERS & AUTHORS Vick Bain BASCA CEO

HOME OF THE IVOR NOVELLO AWARDS At its heart, the British Academy of Songwriters, Composers & Authors is a professional, not for profit, membership organisation and proud owner of the Ivor Novello Awards. www.basca.org.uk

info@basca.org.uk

/basca_uk

/bascauk

Tel: 020 7636 2929

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PRS for Music Nigel Elderton

for MUSIC We’d like to congratulate everyone who has been nominated for an Ivor Novello Award today. We believe all music matters, which is why we’re proud to represent music creators across all genres, at every stage of their careers.

Sponsor’s Welcome In this, the 62nd year of the Ivor Novello Awards, it gives me great pleasure to welcome you to another wonderful celebration of music creation.

As the new PRS Chairman I am extremely proud to note that PRS for Music has been sponsoring this illustrious event for four decades, during which time we have honoured a host of great songwriters and composers who have enriched our lives.

The music industry holds many award ceremonies throughout the year but I think it is true to say that songwriters regard The Ivors as a particularly special day, for it is an award bestowed upon them by their peers.

Today I have the honour of presenting the PRS for Music Special International Award which, as in past years, acknowledges our great appreciation for a songwriter whose work has consistently been performed and embraced the world over, and has become part of the soundtrack of popular culture.

I would also like to take this opportunity to pay tribute to all of the musicians, songwriters, composers and music industry veterans who left us in 2016; our lives would have been poorer without the music they created and nurtured.

Wishing you all a wonderful day!

Nigel Elderton PRS Chairman

prsformusic.com PRS for Music member Rag 'n' Bone Man performing at PRS for Music Presents in July 2016.

We Value Music

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PRS for Music Nigel Elderton

for MUSIC We’d like to congratulate everyone who has been nominated for an Ivor Novello Award today. We believe all music matters, which is why we’re proud to represent music creators across all genres, at every stage of their careers.

Sponsor’s Welcome In this, the 62nd year of the Ivor Novello Awards, it gives me great pleasure to welcome you to another wonderful celebration of music creation.

As the new PRS Chairman I am extremely proud to note that PRS for Music has been sponsoring this illustrious event for four decades, during which time we have honoured a host of great songwriters and composers who have enriched our lives.

The music industry holds many award ceremonies throughout the year but I think it is true to say that songwriters regard The Ivors as a particularly special day, for it is an award bestowed upon them by their peers.

Today I have the honour of presenting the PRS for Music Special International Award which, as in past years, acknowledges our great appreciation for a songwriter whose work has consistently been performed and embraced the world over, and has become part of the soundtrack of popular culture.

I would also like to take this opportunity to pay tribute to all of the musicians, songwriters, composers and music industry veterans who left us in 2016; our lives would have been poorer without the music they created and nurtured.

Wishing you all a wonderful day!

Nigel Elderton PRS Chairman

prsformusic.com PRS for Music member Rag 'n' Bone Man performing at PRS for Music Presents in July 2016.

We Value Music

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PRS for Music Robert Ashcroft

PRS for Music It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to the 62nd Ivor Novello Awards, presented by BASCA in association with PRS for Music.

As I’m sure you all know, these awards are very special. We are here to celebrate music creators and their publishers, whose works are internationally recognised as being among the very best in the world.

Honoured by colleagues and peers alike, this year’s nominees truly showcase the remarkable creativity of the British music business, an industry that was worth £4.1 billion to the UK economy in 2015.

PRS for Music exists to ensure that songwriters, composers and publishers receive the royalties they are rightfully due. Last year, we collected a record £625.8m and supported over 125,000 members in continuing to pursue their passion and craft. It is a privilege to be a not-for-profit membership organisation that is run by its members, to ensure transparency and fairness.

We are also proud to be a voice that champions the value of music both in the UK and internationally.

We have supported the Ivor Novello Awards for a long time now – spanning four decades. As ever, we remain committed to both supporting and celebrating great music.

Please join me in congratulating all the nominees and winners of today’s Ivor Novello Awards.

for COLLABORATION Protecting the value of music is a big job, so we partner with others who share our common goals to build a secure future for music creators everywhere.

prsformusic.com

We Value Music

PRS for Music members GoGoPenguin performing at PRS for Music Presents in September 2015. GoGo Penguin has been funded by PRS Foundation.

Robert Ashcroft PRS for Music Chief Executive The 2017 Ivor Novello Awards 11

PRS for Music Robert Ashcroft

PRS for Music It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to the 62nd Ivor Novello Awards, presented by BASCA in association with PRS for Music.

As I’m sure you all know, these awards are very special. We are here to celebrate music creators and their publishers, whose works are internationally recognised as being among the very best in the world.

Honoured by colleagues and peers alike, this year’s nominees truly showcase the remarkable creativity of the British music business, an industry that was worth £4.1 billion to the UK economy in 2015.

PRS for Music exists to ensure that songwriters, composers and publishers receive the royalties they are rightfully due. Last year, we collected a record £625.8m and supported over 125,000 members in continuing to pursue their passion and craft. It is a privilege to be a not-for-profit membership organisation that is run by its members, to ensure transparency and fairness.

We are also proud to be a voice that champions the value of music both in the UK and internationally.

We have supported the Ivor Novello Awards for a long time now – spanning four decades. As ever, we remain committed to both supporting and celebrating great music.

Please join me in congratulating all the nominees and winners of today’s Ivor Novello Awards.

for COLLABORATION Protecting the value of music is a big job, so we partner with others who share our common goals to build a secure future for music creators everywhere.

prsformusic.com

We Value Music

PRS for Music members GoGoPenguin performing at PRS for Music Presents in September 2015. GoGo Penguin has been funded by PRS Foundation.

Robert Ashcroft PRS for Music Chief Executive The 2017 Ivor Novello Awards 11

Music Enriches LIFE

The Judges and The Ivors Committee

The Judges and The Ivors Committee That is why the BASCA Trust provides education and grants, and raises public awareness about songwriters and composers.

Find out more about the BASCA Trust by visiting www.bascatrust.org.uk Registered charity 1080325

The Ivor Novello Awards are presented by BASCA on behalf of the writing community.

BASCA would like to thank all who sat on this year’s award panels and members of The Ivors Committee: Kim Appleby Joan Armatrading David Arnold Kayus Bankole Sophie Barker Richard Blair-Oliphant Jessica Dannheisser Cathy Dennis Nainita Desai Marina Diamandis Heather Fenoughty Paul Gambaccini Ghostpoet Gavin Greenaway Vasco Hexel Nick Hodgson Natalie Holt Crispin Hunt Gary Kemp Lemar Helienne Lindvall

David McAlmont Dave McCracken Ross Millard Grant Mitchell Danny Mulhern Jon Opstad Nerina Pallot Daniel Pemberton Karen Poole Ed Puddick Hannah Robinson Tom Robinson Kevin Sargent Dominik Scherrer Sharleen Spiteri Jack Steadman Tinchy Stryder Marc Sylvan Andreya Triana Gus Unger Hamilton Eg White

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Music Enriches LIFE

The Judges and The Ivors Committee

The Judges and The Ivors Committee That is why the BASCA Trust provides education and grants, and raises public awareness about songwriters and composers.

Find out more about the BASCA Trust by visiting www.bascatrust.org.uk Registered charity 1080325

The Ivor Novello Awards are presented by BASCA on behalf of the writing community.

BASCA would like to thank all who sat on this year’s award panels and members of The Ivors Committee: Kim Appleby Joan Armatrading David Arnold Kayus Bankole Sophie Barker Richard Blair-Oliphant Jessica Dannheisser Cathy Dennis Nainita Desai Marina Diamandis Heather Fenoughty Paul Gambaccini Ghostpoet Gavin Greenaway Vasco Hexel Nick Hodgson Natalie Holt Crispin Hunt Gary Kemp Lemar Helienne Lindvall

David McAlmont Dave McCracken Ross Millard Grant Mitchell Danny Mulhern Jon Opstad Nerina Pallot Daniel Pemberton Karen Poole Ed Puddick Hannah Robinson Tom Robinson Kevin Sargent Dominik Scherrer Sharleen Spiteri Jack Steadman Tinchy Stryder Marc Sylvan Andreya Triana Gus Unger Hamilton Eg White

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Ivor Novello 1928. Rolf Mahrenholz/ullstein bild via Getty Images

Presentation Order

Presentation Order PRS for Music Most Performed Work Best Original Film Score Best Song Musically and Lyrically The Ivors Jazz Award Best Contemporary Song PRS for Music Outstanding Contribution to British Music Outstanding Song Collection International Achievement Best Television Soundtrack Album Award The Ivors Inspiration Award Songwriter of the Year Lifetime Achievement PRS for Music Special International Award

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Ivor Novello 1928. Rolf Mahrenholz/ullstein bild via Getty Images

Presentation Order

Presentation Order PRS for Music Most Performed Work Best Original Film Score Best Song Musically and Lyrically The Ivors Jazz Award Best Contemporary Song PRS for Music Outstanding Contribution to British Music Outstanding Song Collection International Achievement Best Television Soundtrack Album Award The Ivors Inspiration Award Songwriter of the Year Lifetime Achievement PRS for Music Special International Award

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This award is based upon broadcast, online and general performance data for 2016 compiled by our sponsor, PRS for Music.

Awards PRS for Music Most Performed Work

PRS for Music Most Performed Work The Nominees Adventure of a Lifetime Written by: Guy Berryman, Jonny Buckland, Will Champion and Chris Martin Performed by: Coldplay UK Publisher: Universal Music Publishing

Hymn for the Weekend

Written by: Guy Berryman, Jonny Buckland, Will Champion and Chris Martin Performed by: Coldplay UK Publisher: Universal Music Publishing

When We Were Young

with INTEGRITY

Written by: Adele Adkins and Tobias Jesso Jr Performed by: Adele UK Publisher: Universal Music Publishing

Making decisions in a complex industry can be challenging. We strive to uphold our principles in everything we do and deliver the best service we possibly can.

prsformusic.com

We Value Music

PRS for Music member Lady Leshurr performing at PRS for Music Presents in September 2016. Lady Leshurr has been funded by PRS Foundation.

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This award is based upon broadcast, online and general performance data for 2016 compiled by our sponsor, PRS for Music.

Awards PRS for Music Most Performed Work

PRS for Music Most Performed Work The Nominees Adventure of a Lifetime Written by: Guy Berryman, Jonny Buckland, Will Champion and Chris Martin Performed by: Coldplay UK Publisher: Universal Music Publishing

Hymn for the Weekend

Written by: Guy Berryman, Jonny Buckland, Will Champion and Chris Martin Performed by: Coldplay UK Publisher: Universal Music Publishing

When We Were Young

with INTEGRITY

Written by: Adele Adkins and Tobias Jesso Jr Performed by: Adele UK Publisher: Universal Music Publishing

Making decisions in a complex industry can be challenging. We strive to uphold our principles in everything we do and deliver the best service we possibly can.

prsformusic.com

We Value Music

PRS for Music member Lady Leshurr performing at PRS for Music Presents in September 2016. Lady Leshurr has been funded by PRS Foundation.

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SESAC

Congratulates the Nominated Songwriters & Composers

2017 IVOR NOVELLO AWARDS CREATING THE FUTURE OF MUSIC RIGHTS RIGHTS. SIMPLIFIED. ROYALTIES. AMPLIFIED. SESAC.COM

ADELE COLDPLAY JOSH HOMME LAURA MVULA TOBIAS JESSO JR FROM EVERYONE AT UNIVERSAL MUSIC PUBLISHING

SESAC

Congratulates the Nominated Songwriters & Composers

2017 IVOR NOVELLO AWARDS CREATING THE FUTURE OF MUSIC RIGHTS RIGHTS. SIMPLIFIED. ROYALTIES. AMPLIFIED. SESAC.COM

ADELE COLDPLAY JOSH HOMME LAURA MVULA TOBIAS JESSO JR FROM EVERYONE AT UNIVERSAL MUSIC PUBLISHING

PHOTO: ED FIELDING

PHOTO: EVA VERMANDEL

PHOTO: ED FIELDING

PHOTO: EVA VERMANDEL

Awards Best Original Film Score

Best Original Film Score recognises outstanding composition for a film and, in particular, how well the music enhances the visual content.

Best Original Film Score

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First presented at The Ivors in 1957, this category recognises excellence in the craft of songwriting with particular reference to melody, lyrics, harmony and structure.

Awards Best Song Musically and Lyrically

Best Song Musically and Lyrically

The Nominees

The Nominees

High-Rise

Black Man in a White World

Composed by: Clint Mansell UK Publisher: Precision Engineering Music and Recorded Picture Company Ltd

Written by: Dean ‘Inflo’ Josiah Cover and Michael Kiwanuka Performed by: Michael Kiwanuka UK Publisher: Warner/Chappell Music Publishing

Kubo and the Two Strings

Overcome

Composed by: Dario Marianelli UK Publisher: Muttnik Music Publishing

Written by: Laura Mvula and Nile Rodgers Performed by: Laura Mvula ft Nile Rodgers UK Publisher: Universal Music Publishing and XLC Music – Sony/ATV Music Publishing

My Scientology Movie

Telomere

Composed by: Dan Jones UK Publisher: Faber Music Ltd

Written by: Blaine Harrison and Henry Harrison Performed by: Mystery Jets UK Publisher: BMG UK

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Awards Best Original Film Score

Best Original Film Score recognises outstanding composition for a film and, in particular, how well the music enhances the visual content.

Best Original Film Score

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First presented at The Ivors in 1957, this category recognises excellence in the craft of songwriting with particular reference to melody, lyrics, harmony and structure.

Awards Best Song Musically and Lyrically

Best Song Musically and Lyrically

The Nominees

The Nominees

High-Rise

Black Man in a White World

Composed by: Clint Mansell UK Publisher: Precision Engineering Music and Recorded Picture Company Ltd

Written by: Dean ‘Inflo’ Josiah Cover and Michael Kiwanuka Performed by: Michael Kiwanuka UK Publisher: Warner/Chappell Music Publishing

Kubo and the Two Strings

Overcome

Composed by: Dario Marianelli UK Publisher: Muttnik Music Publishing

Written by: Laura Mvula and Nile Rodgers Performed by: Laura Mvula ft Nile Rodgers UK Publisher: Universal Music Publishing and XLC Music – Sony/ATV Music Publishing

My Scientology Movie

Telomere

Composed by: Dan Jones UK Publisher: Faber Music Ltd

Written by: Blaine Harrison and Henry Harrison Performed by: Mystery Jets UK Publisher: BMG UK

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B L A I N E & H E N RY H A R R I S O N

N O M I N AT I O N B EST S O N G M U S I C A L LY & LY R I C A L LY FOR “TELOMERE” PERFORMED BY THE MYSTERY JETS

BMG CONGRATULATES ITS WINNERS AND NOMINEES AT THE 2017 IVOR NOVELLO AWARDS

JA RV I S C O C K E R

AWA R D E D O U T STA N D I N G S O N G C O L L ECT I O N

ANNE DUDLEY

AWA R D E D P R S FO R M U S I C O U T STA N D I N G C O N T R I B U T I O N TO B R I T I S H M U S I C

B L A I N E & H E N RY H A R R I S O N

N O M I N AT I O N B EST S O N G M U S I C A L LY & LY R I C A L LY FOR “TELOMERE” PERFORMED BY THE MYSTERY JETS

BMG CONGRATULATES ITS WINNERS AND NOMINEES AT THE 2017 IVOR NOVELLO AWARDS

JA RV I S C O C K E R

AWA R D E D O U T STA N D I N G S O N G C O L L ECT I O N

ANNE DUDLEY

AWA R D E D P R S FO R M U S I C O U T STA N D I N G C O N T R I B U T I O N TO B R I T I S H M U S I C

Tim Dickeson

The Ivors Jazz Award recognises an outstanding collection of jazz compositions.

Awards The Ivors Jazz Award

The Ivors Jazz Award The Ivors Jazz Award is so special it’s only ever been handed out once before (in 2012, to legendary pianist/composer Stan Tracey). So there can be no doubt that John Surman is an utterly worthy recipient.

Surman’s remarkable career has shaped the genre in the UK in a way that few others have even come close to. He began his career in the mid-‘60s as a saxophonist and clarinet player and a brilliant one too, but it’s for his jazz compositions that BASCA are honouring him today.

And Surman’s writing covers a much wider range than you would generally expect in any one genre. He was always an innovator as a musician – he was one of the first jazzmen to experiment with using synthesisers in the early ‘70s – and his moves as a writer have been every bit as bold.

After all, Surman is the man behind everything from Proverbs & Songs – composed for saxophones, pipe organ and the Salisbury Festival Chorus and so startling a piece of work it was nominated for the Mercury Prize – to choral pieces such as Songs For A Coastal Wind and Lifelines.

His work always remains respectful of the jazz tradition, but pulls in influences from everywhere from classical music to folk as he puts his individual stamp on everything he turns his hand to. No wonder The Guardian praised him for helping “European jazz to evolve in ways it now takes for granted” while The Times simply dubbed him “perhaps the most gifted British jazzman of this generation”.

He continues to push at boundaries today – recent releases such as Saltash Bells and The Spaces In Between have been amongst the most well-received of his career. Who knows when The Ivors Jazz Award will come along next but, until it does, the genre is in very safe hands…

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Tim Dickeson

The Ivors Jazz Award recognises an outstanding collection of jazz compositions.

Awards The Ivors Jazz Award

The Ivors Jazz Award The Ivors Jazz Award is so special it’s only ever been handed out once before (in 2012, to legendary pianist/composer Stan Tracey). So there can be no doubt that John Surman is an utterly worthy recipient.

Surman’s remarkable career has shaped the genre in the UK in a way that few others have even come close to. He began his career in the mid-‘60s as a saxophonist and clarinet player and a brilliant one too, but it’s for his jazz compositions that BASCA are honouring him today.

And Surman’s writing covers a much wider range than you would generally expect in any one genre. He was always an innovator as a musician – he was one of the first jazzmen to experiment with using synthesisers in the early ‘70s – and his moves as a writer have been every bit as bold.

After all, Surman is the man behind everything from Proverbs & Songs – composed for saxophones, pipe organ and the Salisbury Festival Chorus and so startling a piece of work it was nominated for the Mercury Prize – to choral pieces such as Songs For A Coastal Wind and Lifelines.

His work always remains respectful of the jazz tradition, but pulls in influences from everywhere from classical music to folk as he puts his individual stamp on everything he turns his hand to. No wonder The Guardian praised him for helping “European jazz to evolve in ways it now takes for granted” while The Times simply dubbed him “perhaps the most gifted British jazzman of this generation”.

He continues to push at boundaries today – recent releases such as Saltash Bells and The Spaces In Between have been amongst the most well-received of his career. Who knows when The Ivors Jazz Award will come along next but, until it does, the genre is in very safe hands…

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K CAVE WARREN ELLIS S CONGRATS ELINA STRIDH H TO THE NEIKED DANGER D KOBALT FAMILY NICK CAVE Best Contemporary Song E NOMINEES WARREN ELLIS NA STRIDH NEIKED DANGER MOUSE NICK E WARREN ELLIS MURA MASA STEVE CKEY ELINA STRIDH NEIKED DANGER USE NICK CAVE WARREN ELLIS MURA SA STEVE MACKEY ELINA STRIDH NEIKED NGER MOUSE NICK CAVE WARREN ELLIS RA MASA STEVE MACKEY ELINA STRIDH KED DANGER MOUSE NICK CAVE WARREN S MURA MASA STEVE MACKEY ELINA H NEIKED DANGER MOUSE NICK

Awards Best Contemporary Song

This award recognises outstanding originality in songwriting; songs that capture the moment and/or explore the boundaries of contemporary music.

The Nominees Love$ick

Written by: A$AP Rocky and Mura Masa Performed by: Mura Masa ft A$AP Rocky UK Publisher: A$AP Rocky Publishing – Sony/ATV Music Publishing and Ministry of Sound Publishing

Man

Written by: Skepta and Josh Homme Performed by: Skepta UK Publisher: Warner/Chappell Music Publishing and Universal Music Publishing

Sexual

Written by: Dyo, NEIKED and Elina Stridh Performed by: NEIKED ft Dyo UK Publisher: Warner/Chappell Music Publishing and Kobalt Music Publishing

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K CAVE WARREN ELLIS S CONGRATS ELINA STRIDH H TO THE NEIKED DANGER D KOBALT FAMILY NICK CAVE Best Contemporary Song E NOMINEES WARREN ELLIS NA STRIDH NEIKED DANGER MOUSE NICK E WARREN ELLIS MURA MASA STEVE CKEY ELINA STRIDH NEIKED DANGER USE NICK CAVE WARREN ELLIS MURA SA STEVE MACKEY ELINA STRIDH NEIKED NGER MOUSE NICK CAVE WARREN ELLIS RA MASA STEVE MACKEY ELINA STRIDH KED DANGER MOUSE NICK CAVE WARREN S MURA MASA STEVE MACKEY ELINA H NEIKED DANGER MOUSE NICK

Awards Best Contemporary Song

This award recognises outstanding originality in songwriting; songs that capture the moment and/or explore the boundaries of contemporary music.

The Nominees Love$ick

Written by: A$AP Rocky and Mura Masa Performed by: Mura Masa ft A$AP Rocky UK Publisher: A$AP Rocky Publishing – Sony/ATV Music Publishing and Ministry of Sound Publishing

Man

Written by: Skepta and Josh Homme Performed by: Skepta UK Publisher: Warner/Chappell Music Publishing and Universal Music Publishing

Sexual

Written by: Dyo, NEIKED and Elina Stridh Performed by: NEIKED ft Dyo UK Publisher: Warner/Chappell Music Publishing and Kobalt Music Publishing

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This award is title sponsored by our ceremony sponsor, PRS for Music. It celebrates exceptional songwriters and composers who have shaped British cultural life and excelled in their field.

Awards PRS for Music Outstanding Contribution to British Music

PRS for Music Outstanding Contribution to British Music The Outstanding Contribution To British Music Ivor Novello Award does exactly what it says on the tin. It has, after all, previously been received by the likes of David Bowie, Ray Davies and Kate Bush.

It takes a special kind of songwriter and composer to follow in footsteps like that and they don’t come much more special than Anne Dudley.

Indeed, over a 35-year career, she has proved so astonishingly versatile and contributed such stellar work across a range of genres and disciplines that it’s occasionally been difficult to believe there’s only one of her.

This is someone who started out as a member of avant-garde pop group Art Of Noise (alongside Trevor Horn) and also contributed – as session musician, co-writer, arranger and producer – to classic recordings by the likes of ABC, Tom Jones, Elton John and Seal.

Yet she has been equally prolific on the classical side of things, becoming the BBC Concert Orchestra’s Composer In Association in 2002. She has worked on projects that range from eclectic (a pantomime version of Cinderella in collaboration with Stephen Fry and Kevin Spacey) to electric (she was the musical director of the BBC Electric Proms’ 30th anniversary take on Saturday Night Fever).

Even against such a CV, her film scores stand out. Praised by no less a connoisseur than Paul Verhoeven for her adaptability, her range has been astounding, taking in movies as incomparable as American History X, The Crying Game, The Full Monty and Verhoeven’s own Black Book. On television, her work has soundtracked everything from Jeeves And Wooster to Poldark.

Such creativity has resulted in her becoming one of the few people to have won a BRIT Award, an Oscar and a Grammy. That she should now add this Ivor to her mantelpiece collection confirms her as a truly unique British talent.

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This award is title sponsored by our ceremony sponsor, PRS for Music. It celebrates exceptional songwriters and composers who have shaped British cultural life and excelled in their field.

Awards PRS for Music Outstanding Contribution to British Music

PRS for Music Outstanding Contribution to British Music The Outstanding Contribution To British Music Ivor Novello Award does exactly what it says on the tin. It has, after all, previously been received by the likes of David Bowie, Ray Davies and Kate Bush.

It takes a special kind of songwriter and composer to follow in footsteps like that and they don’t come much more special than Anne Dudley.

Indeed, over a 35-year career, she has proved so astonishingly versatile and contributed such stellar work across a range of genres and disciplines that it’s occasionally been difficult to believe there’s only one of her.

This is someone who started out as a member of avant-garde pop group Art Of Noise (alongside Trevor Horn) and also contributed – as session musician, co-writer, arranger and producer – to classic recordings by the likes of ABC, Tom Jones, Elton John and Seal.

Yet she has been equally prolific on the classical side of things, becoming the BBC Concert Orchestra’s Composer In Association in 2002. She has worked on projects that range from eclectic (a pantomime version of Cinderella in collaboration with Stephen Fry and Kevin Spacey) to electric (she was the musical director of the BBC Electric Proms’ 30th anniversary take on Saturday Night Fever).

Even against such a CV, her film scores stand out. Praised by no less a connoisseur than Paul Verhoeven for her adaptability, her range has been astounding, taking in movies as incomparable as American History X, The Crying Game, The Full Monty and Verhoeven’s own Black Book. On television, her work has soundtracked everything from Jeeves And Wooster to Poldark.

Such creativity has resulted in her becoming one of the few people to have won a BRIT Award, an Oscar and a Grammy. That she should now add this Ivor to her mantelpiece collection confirms her as a truly unique British talent.

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SONG COLLECTION

59, Lyndhurst Grove - 97 Lovers - A Little Soul - Aborigine - Acrylic Afternoons - After You - All Time High - Anorexic Beauty Ansaphone - Babies - Bad Cover Version - Bar Italia - Being Followed Home - Birds In Your Garden - Blue Glow - Boats & Trains Bob Lind - Born To Cry - Boss - Can I Have My Balls Back, Please? - Catcliffe Shakedown - Ciao! - Cocaine Socialism - Common People Countdown - Cousins - David's Last Summer - Death Comes To Town - Death Goes To The Disco - Death II - Deep Fried In Kelvin Different Class - Disco 2000 - Dishes - Do You Remember the First Time? - Dogs Are Everywhere - Don't Lose It - Don't You Know Don't You Want Me Anymore? - Down By The River - Driving On A Saturday Night - Duck Diving - Everybody's Problem F.E.L.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E. - Fairground - Fear - Forever In My Dreams - Frightened - Glory Days - Goodnight - Happy Endings - Have You Seen Her Lately? - Help The Aged - His 'n' Hers - I Love Life - I'm A Man - I Spy - I Want You - In Many Ways Inside Susan - Is This House? - It's A Dirty World- Joking Aside - Joyriders - Ladies Man - Last Day Of The Miners Strike - Laughing Boy - Le Roi Des Fourmis - Legendary Girlfriend - Life Must Be So Wonderful - Like A Friend - Lipgloss - Little Girl With Blue Eyes - Little Soul - Live Bed Show - Live On - Looking For Life - Love Is Blind - Love Love- Manon - Mark Of The Devil - Master Of The Universe - Maureen - Mile End - Mis-Shapes - Modern Marriage - Monday Morning - My Erection- My Legendary Girlfriend - My Lighthouse - Never-Ending Story - O.U. - P. T. A. - Party Hard - Paula - Pencil Skirt - Pink Glove - Please Don't Worry - Razzmatazz Refuse To Be Blind - Roadkill - Seconds - Seductive Barry - Separations - Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Pelvis - Sheffield: Sex City - She's A Lady - She's Dead - Silence - Simultaneous - Someone Like The Moon - Something Changed - Sorted For E's & Wizz Space - Srpski Jeb - Stacks - Street Lites - Street Operator - Streetlights - Styloroc- Sunrise - Syliva - Take You Back - That Boy's Evil - The Babysitter - The Birds In Your Garden - The Boss - The Day After The Revolution - The Fear - The Mark Of The Devil The Never - Ending Story - The Night That Minnie Timperley Died - The Professional - The Trees The Wicker Man - The Will To Power - Theme From Peter Gunn - There Was - There's No Emotion - They Suffocate At Night - This House Is Condemned - This Is Hardcore - Titles - Tomorrow Never Lies - Trees - Tunnel - Turkey Mambo Momma - TV Movie Underwear - Watching Nicky We Are The Boyz - We Can Dance Again - Weeds II - What Do You Say? - Whisky In The Jar - Will To Power - Wishful Thinking - Yesterday - You Are The One -You're A Nightmare- You're Not Blind - Your Sister's Clothes

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SONG COLLECTION

59, Lyndhurst Grove - 97 Lovers - A Little Soul - Aborigine - Acrylic Afternoons - After You - All Time High - Anorexic Beauty Ansaphone - Babies - Bad Cover Version - Bar Italia - Being Followed Home - Birds In Your Garden - Blue Glow - Boats & Trains Bob Lind - Born To Cry - Boss - Can I Have My Balls Back, Please? - Catcliffe Shakedown - Ciao! - Cocaine Socialism - Common People Countdown - Cousins - David's Last Summer - Death Comes To Town - Death Goes To The Disco - Death II - Deep Fried In Kelvin Different Class - Disco 2000 - Dishes - Do You Remember the First Time? - Dogs Are Everywhere - Don't Lose It - Don't You Know Don't You Want Me Anymore? - Down By The River - Driving On A Saturday Night - Duck Diving - Everybody's Problem F.E.L.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E. - Fairground - Fear - Forever In My Dreams - Frightened - Glory Days - Goodnight - Happy Endings - Have You Seen Her Lately? - Help The Aged - His 'n' Hers - I Love Life - I'm A Man - I Spy - I Want You - In Many Ways Inside Susan - Is This House? - It's A Dirty World- Joking Aside - Joyriders - Ladies Man - Last Day Of The Miners Strike - Laughing Boy - Le Roi Des Fourmis - Legendary Girlfriend - Life Must Be So Wonderful - Like A Friend - Lipgloss - Little Girl With Blue Eyes - Little Soul - Live Bed Show - Live On - Looking For Life - Love Is Blind - Love Love- Manon - Mark Of The Devil - Master Of The Universe - Maureen - Mile End - Mis-Shapes - Modern Marriage - Monday Morning - My Erection- My Legendary Girlfriend - My Lighthouse - Never-Ending Story - O.U. - P. T. A. - Party Hard - Paula - Pencil Skirt - Pink Glove - Please Don't Worry - Razzmatazz Refuse To Be Blind - Roadkill - Seconds - Seductive Barry - Separations - Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Pelvis - Sheffield: Sex City - She's A Lady - She's Dead - Silence - Simultaneous - Someone Like The Moon - Something Changed - Sorted For E's & Wizz Space - Srpski Jeb - Stacks - Street Lites - Street Operator - Streetlights - Styloroc- Sunrise - Syliva - Take You Back - That Boy's Evil - The Babysitter - The Birds In Your Garden - The Boss - The Day After The Revolution - The Fear - The Mark Of The Devil The Never - Ending Story - The Night That Minnie Timperley Died - The Professional - The Trees The Wicker Man - The Will To Power - Theme From Peter Gunn - There Was - There's No Emotion - They Suffocate At Night - This House Is Condemned - This Is Hardcore - Titles - Tomorrow Never Lies - Trees - Tunnel - Turkey Mambo Momma - TV Movie Underwear - Watching Nicky We Are The Boyz - We Can Dance Again - Weeds II - What Do You Say? - Whisky In The Jar - Will To Power - Wishful Thinking - Yesterday - You Are The One -You're A Nightmare- You're Not Blind - Your Sister's Clothes

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This Ivor Novello Award is presented to British or Irish songwriters who have written a consistently outstanding body of work.

Awards Outstanding Song Collection

Outstanding Song Collection Do you remember the first time you heard a Pulp song? Such is the idiosyncratic genius at work within their finest tunes, that most listeners can recall that exact moment, whichever era of this most treasured of bands is involved.

The band started in Sheffield as far back as 1978, but in contrast to some of today’s firework-style careers, it took them a while – and several false starts – to get going. By the late ‘80s, however, the band had a settled line-up, with keyboard player Candida Doyle, drummer Nick Banks, bassist Steve Mackey and guitarist Russell Senior alongside frontman Jarvis Cocker.

Another guitarist, Mark Webber, arrived in 1995, completing the line-up that saw the band become one of the most successful of the Britpop era.

Pulp had written great songs before that period – My Legendary Girlfriend, I Want You – but from 1994’s His’N’Hers album until the band’s split in 2001, they penned classic after classic, ensuring a legacy that would last long after Camden’s Britpoptastic Good Mixer pub ceased to be a tourist attraction.

Many of those songs – Lipgloss, Babies, Common People, Something Changed, Disco 2000, Help The Aged, A Little Soul, Bad Cover Version and yes, Do You Remember The First Time? – became huge hits. But there was always much more to Pulp than melody; they provided a musical edge and a lyrical window on a seedy subterranean underbelly that you just didn’t get with other chart stars.

That’s why their 2011 reunion was so rapturously received and why fans still long to see them back amongst us. It’s also why this prestigious Ivor is so richly deserved. And why, in the unlikely event this is the first time anyone is hearing their songwriting skills, they’ll probably never forget it.

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This Ivor Novello Award is presented to British or Irish songwriters who have written a consistently outstanding body of work.

Awards Outstanding Song Collection

Outstanding Song Collection Do you remember the first time you heard a Pulp song? Such is the idiosyncratic genius at work within their finest tunes, that most listeners can recall that exact moment, whichever era of this most treasured of bands is involved.

The band started in Sheffield as far back as 1978, but in contrast to some of today’s firework-style careers, it took them a while – and several false starts – to get going. By the late ‘80s, however, the band had a settled line-up, with keyboard player Candida Doyle, drummer Nick Banks, bassist Steve Mackey and guitarist Russell Senior alongside frontman Jarvis Cocker.

Another guitarist, Mark Webber, arrived in 1995, completing the line-up that saw the band become one of the most successful of the Britpop era.

Pulp had written great songs before that period – My Legendary Girlfriend, I Want You – but from 1994’s His’N’Hers album until the band’s split in 2001, they penned classic after classic, ensuring a legacy that would last long after Camden’s Britpoptastic Good Mixer pub ceased to be a tourist attraction.

Many of those songs – Lipgloss, Babies, Common People, Something Changed, Disco 2000, Help The Aged, A Little Soul, Bad Cover Version and yes, Do You Remember The First Time? – became huge hits. But there was always much more to Pulp than melody; they provided a musical edge and a lyrical window on a seedy subterranean underbelly that you just didn’t get with other chart stars.

That’s why their 2011 reunion was so rapturously received and why fans still long to see them back amongst us. It’s also why this prestigious Ivor is so richly deserved. And why, in the unlikely event this is the first time anyone is hearing their songwriting skills, they’ll probably never forget it.

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This award honours a truly talented British or Irish songwriter who has experienced exceptional success outside the United Kingdom.

Awards International Achievement

International Achievement “The world’s a beast of a burden,” Florence Welch once sang on What The Water Gave Me, a song from Florence + The Machine’s second album, Ceremonials. If so, it’s one her songs bear lightly.

Because the songs Welch has written and co-written – as the primary songwriter across Florence + The Machine’s three albums to date – have travelled around the planet with an easy grace usually only achieved by an awful lot of air miles and free upgrades.

High end travel seemed a long way off when Welch emerged as a South London indie rocker at the tail-end of the Noughties, but via three hit albums – 2009’s Lungs, 2011’s Ceremonials and 2015’s How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful – and some glorious songs, she has transformed herself into one of the world’s biggest stars.

So, as well as headlining Glastonbury Festival and winning BRIT Awards, she has also performed at the Oscars and been nominated for multiple Grammys, thanks to her trademark powerhouse vocals and ethereal writing style.

You can trace the latter from the ragged punk glory of Kiss With A Fist through the tumultuous Dog Days Are Over and Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up) to the epic Shake It Out and Spectrum (Say My Name), all evidence of Welch’s increasing songwriting sophistication.

But it was How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful – home to emotional anthems such as What Kind Of Man, Ship To Wreck and Delilah – that really cemented her as a global star. It went to No.1 in Australia, Ireland, New Zealand, Poland and Switzerland as well as the UK and the US, and went Top 10 in a further 12 countries.

It means Welch is now known from one end of the globe to the other. But wherever she may roam, those songs will always carry her home.

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Laura Coulson

This award honours a truly talented British or Irish songwriter who has experienced exceptional success outside the United Kingdom.

Awards International Achievement

International Achievement “The world’s a beast of a burden,” Florence Welch once sang on What The Water Gave Me, a song from Florence + The Machine’s second album, Ceremonials. If so, it’s one her songs bear lightly.

Because the songs Welch has written and co-written – as the primary songwriter across Florence + The Machine’s three albums to date – have travelled around the planet with an easy grace usually only achieved by an awful lot of air miles and free upgrades.

High end travel seemed a long way off when Welch emerged as a South London indie rocker at the tail-end of the Noughties, but via three hit albums – 2009’s Lungs, 2011’s Ceremonials and 2015’s How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful – and some glorious songs, she has transformed herself into one of the world’s biggest stars.

So, as well as headlining Glastonbury Festival and winning BRIT Awards, she has also performed at the Oscars and been nominated for multiple Grammys, thanks to her trademark powerhouse vocals and ethereal writing style.

You can trace the latter from the ragged punk glory of Kiss With A Fist through the tumultuous Dog Days Are Over and Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up) to the epic Shake It Out and Spectrum (Say My Name), all evidence of Welch’s increasing songwriting sophistication.

But it was How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful – home to emotional anthems such as What Kind Of Man, Ship To Wreck and Delilah – that really cemented her as a global star. It went to No.1 in Australia, Ireland, New Zealand, Poland and Switzerland as well as the UK and the US, and went Top 10 in a further 12 countries.

It means Welch is now known from one end of the globe to the other. But wherever she may roam, those songs will always carry her home.

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A tale of secrets, lies and high fashion from writer Oliver Goldstick (Pretty Little Liars, Ugly Betty).

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A gripping relationship drama where scandal and secrets plague a fashion family’s pursuit of success.

Set in an illustrious Parisian couture house in 1947, the series explores the grit behind the glamour, and treachery beneath the glittering trappings of a business run by two clashing brothers.

Paul is the acceptable face and business brain while reckless Claude is the creative genius in secret.

They’re nothing without each other, but rivalry, deception and hateful bargains made to survive the Nazi occupation threaten to topple this “first family” of fashion at every turn. Reinvention and transformation are fashion’s ultimate metaphors.

But can the Sabines escape their past?

Awards Best Television Soundtrack

Album Award

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The Nominees

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Love & Hate

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The Witness for the Prosecution

Skeleton Tree

Composed by: Paul Englishby UK Publisher: Imagem FTV

Written by: Nick Cave and Warren Ellis Performed by: Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds UK Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing

STARRING RICHARD COYLE, FRANCES DE LA TOUR, TOM RILEY, MAMIE GUMMER, JENNA THIAM, MAX DEACON WRITER OLIVER GOLDSTICK DIRECTORS DEARBHLA WALSH, DAN ZEFF PRODUCER SELWYN ROBERTS EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS OLIVER GOLDSTICK, KATE CROFT, ANNE THOMOPOULOS, DEARBHLA WALSH

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JAMES NORTON LILY JAMES JIM BROADBENT GILLIAN ANDERSON STEPHEN REA BRIAN COX KENNETH CRANHAM KEN STOTT ANEURIN BARNARD JESSIE BUCKLEY TOM BURKE ADRIAN EDMONDSON REBECCA FRONT MATTHIEU KASSOVITZ AISLING LOFTUS JACK LOWDEN TUPPENCE MIDDLETON GRETA SCACCHI CALLUM TURNER ADAPTED BY ANDREW DAVIES DIRECTED BY TOM HARPER PRODUCED BY JULIA STANNARD EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS FAITH PENHALE BETHAN JONES ANDREW DAVIES HARVEY WEINSTEIN ROBERT WALAK AND SIMON VAUGHAN ASPECT RATIO 1.78:1

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A tale of secrets, lies and high fashion from writer Oliver Goldstick (Pretty Little Liars, Ugly Betty).

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A gripping relationship drama where scandal and secrets plague a fashion family’s pursuit of success.

Set in an illustrious Parisian couture house in 1947, the series explores the grit behind the glamour, and treachery beneath the glittering trappings of a business run by two clashing brothers.

Paul is the acceptable face and business brain while reckless Claude is the creative genius in secret.

They’re nothing without each other, but rivalry, deception and hateful bargains made to survive the Nazi occupation threaten to topple this “first family” of fashion at every turn. Reinvention and transformation are fashion’s ultimate metaphors.

But can the Sabines escape their past?

Awards Best Television Soundtrack

Album Award

The Nominees

The Nominees

The Collection

Love & Hate

Composed by: Dominik Scherrer UK Publisher: Du Vinage Publishing and Lookout Point

Written by: Brian Burton, Dean ‘Inflo’ Josiah Cover and Michael Kiwanuka Performed by: Michael Kiwanuka UK Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing and Warner/Chappell Music Publishing

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Skeleton Tree

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Written by: Nick Cave and Warren Ellis Performed by: Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds UK Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing

STARRING RICHARD COYLE, FRANCES DE LA TOUR, TOM RILEY, MAMIE GUMMER, JENNA THIAM, MAX DEACON WRITER OLIVER GOLDSTICK DIRECTORS DEARBHLA WALSH, DAN ZEFF PRODUCER SELWYN ROBERTS EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS OLIVER GOLDSTICK, KATE CROFT, ANNE THOMOPOULOS, DEARBHLA WALSH

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Russia 1805. When we frst meet Pierre (Paul Dano), Natasha (Lily James) and Andrei (James Norton), their youthful ambition, despite their privileged circumstances, is to fnd meaning in their lives. Kind-hearted but awkward Pierre, the illegitimate son of Russia’s richest man, wants to change the world for the better. The beautiful and spirited Natasha is searching for true love, while handsome and gallant Andrei, frustrated with the superfciality of society, seeks a higher purpose.

13

The Dreaming Room

At the same time Napoleon’s army edges ever closer to Russia’s borders. As everything they thought they knew is thrown into question, Pierre, Andrei and Natasha fnd themselves in a time when Russian lives are about to change forever.

E X T R A S - Making of War & Peace Featurettes

Composed by: Martin Phipps UK Publisher: Du Vinage Publishing FRONT

Written and Performed by: Laura Mvula UK Publisher: Universal Music Publishing

BACK

“COSTUME DRAMA AT ITS MOST LAVISH” THE GUARDIAN starring PAUL DANO

JAMES NORTON LILY JAMES JIM BROADBENT GILLIAN ANDERSON STEPHEN REA BRIAN COX KENNETH CRANHAM KEN STOTT ANEURIN BARNARD JESSIE BUCKLEY TOM BURKE ADRIAN EDMONDSON REBECCA FRONT MATTHIEU KASSOVITZ AISLING LOFTUS JACK LOWDEN TUPPENCE MIDDLETON GRETA SCACCHI CALLUM TURNER ADAPTED BY ANDREW DAVIES DIRECTED BY TOM HARPER PRODUCED BY JULIA STANNARD EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS FAITH PENHALE BETHAN JONES ANDREW DAVIES HARVEY WEINSTEIN ROBERT WALAK AND SIMON VAUGHAN ASPECT RATIO 1.78:1

“BREATHTAKING” DAILY TELEGRAPH

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This Ivor Novello Award honours an exceptional songwriter who has inspired the creative talents of others.

Awards The Ivors Inspiration Award

The Ivors Inspiration Award They say that genius is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration. With Gary Numan – a man who has always exuded an ice cold, sweat-free on-stage persona – it is surely the other way round.

Which is not to say he hasn’t worked hard – any career that’s lasted as long as his has necessarily involves a strong element of graft. But it’s his status as a true pioneer of electronic music that means his songs are as relevant today as they were back in the late ‘70s.

It was then, as frontman of post-punkers Tubeway Army, that Numan saw the potential of the new-fangled synthesisers that were popping up in Argos catalogues and garages at the time. He consequently took his music down a dark electronic path that still resonates with rockers and electronic artists alike nearly 40 years later.

So everyone from Dave Grohl to Marilyn Manson to Sugababes to Basement Jaxx to Trent Reznor to Armand van Helden has covered or sampled his songs and/or acknowledged his influence on their own careers.

It’s not hard to see why, either. Even today, early songs such as Down In The Park, Are ‘Friends’ Electric?, Cars, We Are Glass and She’s Got Claws sound both spookily prescient and curiously contemporary. And while Numan spent a few years away from the hit parade frontline, albums such as 1983’s Warriors, 1989’s Automatic (a pop-soul-orientated collaboration with Shakatak’s Bill Sharpe) and 1997’s Exile regularly showed off his talents for multi-faceted reinvention.

Meanwhile, 2017 fast sees him approaching national treasure status. His latest album, 2013’s emotional Splinter (Songs From A Broken Mind) saw him back in the UK Top 20 for the first time since the 1980s. And with a new album scheduled for this year, plus his continued position as a key influence on anyone making music involving electronic sounds and a dark heart, don’t expect Gary Numan to start breaking a sweat just yet.

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This Ivor Novello Award honours an exceptional songwriter who has inspired the creative talents of others.

Awards The Ivors Inspiration Award

The Ivors Inspiration Award They say that genius is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration. With Gary Numan – a man who has always exuded an ice cold, sweat-free on-stage persona – it is surely the other way round.

Which is not to say he hasn’t worked hard – any career that’s lasted as long as his has necessarily involves a strong element of graft. But it’s his status as a true pioneer of electronic music that means his songs are as relevant today as they were back in the late ‘70s.

It was then, as frontman of post-punkers Tubeway Army, that Numan saw the potential of the new-fangled synthesisers that were popping up in Argos catalogues and garages at the time. He consequently took his music down a dark electronic path that still resonates with rockers and electronic artists alike nearly 40 years later.

So everyone from Dave Grohl to Marilyn Manson to Sugababes to Basement Jaxx to Trent Reznor to Armand van Helden has covered or sampled his songs and/or acknowledged his influence on their own careers.

It’s not hard to see why, either. Even today, early songs such as Down In The Park, Are ‘Friends’ Electric?, Cars, We Are Glass and She’s Got Claws sound both spookily prescient and curiously contemporary. And while Numan spent a few years away from the hit parade frontline, albums such as 1983’s Warriors, 1989’s Automatic (a pop-soul-orientated collaboration with Shakatak’s Bill Sharpe) and 1997’s Exile regularly showed off his talents for multi-faceted reinvention.

Meanwhile, 2017 fast sees him approaching national treasure status. His latest album, 2013’s emotional Splinter (Songs From A Broken Mind) saw him back in the UK Top 20 for the first time since the 1980s. And with a new album scheduled for this year, plus his continued position as a key influence on anyone making music involving electronic sounds and a dark heart, don’t expect Gary Numan to start breaking a sweat just yet.

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Congrats Gary Numan, recipient of The Ivors Inspiration Award 2017

From the stark, spellbinding synth chords of ‘Are Friends Electric’ and ‘Cars’ to the other-worldly electro funk of ‘Music For Chameleons’ and ‘Warriors’ and more recently the brooding angst of ‘Dead Son Rising’ and ‘Splinter’, Gary has always strived to move forward with his music. As a result, he’s given us a wonderfully compelling and unique soundtrack for almost 40 years. He thoroughly deserves this Ivor Novello Award and Kobalt is honoured to be his publisher.

From everyone at Kobalt.

Congrats Gary Numan, recipient of The Ivors Inspiration Award 2017

From the stark, spellbinding synth chords of ‘Are Friends Electric’ and ‘Cars’ to the other-worldly electro funk of ‘Music For Chameleons’ and ‘Warriors’ and more recently the brooding angst of ‘Dead Son Rising’ and ‘Splinter’, Gary has always strived to move forward with his music. As a result, he’s given us a wonderfully compelling and unique soundtrack for almost 40 years. He thoroughly deserves this Ivor Novello Award and Kobalt is honoured to be his publisher.

From everyone at Kobalt.

Announcing the 2017 BASCA Songwriting Scholarship Celebrating more than 21 years as a world-class music educator, The Academy of Contemporary Music (ACM) has prepared generations of musicians, producers and innovators for sustainable careers in the music industry.

As well as congratulating Tom Gortler (2016’s winner), ACM and BASCA now invite applicants for their September 2017 scholarship, which will fully fund a Songwriting Degree qualification for one lucky candidate, worth almost £16,000. If you know of a talented Songwriter, who can benefit, please point them to acm.ac.uk or call 01483 500 800 for more information.

“One of BASCA’s core objectives is to encourage the next generation of songwriters and composers, and launching a scholarship programme with ACM is the perfect opportunity for us to help a young songwriter develop their skills.”

VICK BAIN CEO BASCA “The scholarship scheme fits perfectly with our belief that finance and circumstances should not be a barrier to any person fulfilling their potential.”

KAINNE CLEMENTS Executive Chairman of ACM and Metropolis Studios

music. industry. education. acm.ac.uk | 01483 500 800 enquiries@acm.ac.uk

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Announcing the 2017 BASCA Songwriting Scholarship Celebrating more than 21 years as a world-class music educator, The Academy of Contemporary Music (ACM) has prepared generations of musicians, producers and innovators for sustainable careers in the music industry.

As well as congratulating Tom Gortler (2016’s winner), ACM and BASCA now invite applicants for their September 2017 scholarship, which will fully fund a Songwriting Degree qualification for one lucky candidate, worth almost £16,000. If you know of a talented Songwriter, who can benefit, please point them to acm.ac.uk or call 01483 500 800 for more information.

“One of BASCA’s core objectives is to encourage the next generation of songwriters and composers, and launching a scholarship programme with ACM is the perfect opportunity for us to help a young songwriter develop their skills.”

VICK BAIN CEO BASCA “The scholarship scheme fits perfectly with our belief that finance and circumstances should not be a barrier to any person fulfilling their potential.”

KAINNE CLEMENTS Executive Chairman of ACM and Metropolis Studios

music. industry. education. acm.ac.uk | 01483 500 800 enquiries@acm.ac.uk

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This award is presented to a British or Irish songwriter who has written an outstanding body of work, released during the award year.

Awards Songwriter of the Year

Songwriter of the Year If 2016 was the year that the revitalised grime movement finally smashed its way into the UK pop mainstream – and, let’s face it, it was – then Skepta was the man who finally kicked down the door.

When future historians want to take the pulse of UK culture in 2016, it’s to Skepta’s fourth album, Konnichiwa, that they will surely turn. Certainly, The Ivors judges are not the only ones to have had their heads turned.

Konnichiwa topped countless Albums Of The Year polls and won praise from Mayors and Cabinet Ministers. It triumphed at the Hyundai Mercury Prize – edging out David Bowie’s Blackstar no less – and the album’s commercial and critical success even led Skepta to perform at the 2017 BRIT Awards, just 12 months after the ceremony was accused of snubbing the genre.

Skepta’s success has no doubt given a boost to other outstanding grime artists, from Stormzy to Giggs, as they looked to secure their own breakthroughs. But, even if you view Konnichiwa in isolation from everything else that’s going on around it – not easy, actually, as the lyrics brilliantly chronicle modern British urban life – it’s a superb body of work.

Songs such as Shutdown, Corn On The Curb and That’s Not Me articulate the year’s trials and tribulations better than anything else released by a British artist all year.

Even better, Skepta himself seems determined to continue to keep things as real as his new-found status allows. As he raps on the album’s title track: “Boy better know a man went to the BRITs on a train/Man shutdown Wireless, then I walked home in the rain”. Hopefully, someone somewhere will get him a cab home from The Ivors ceremony but, either way, Skepta’s songs will remain the true soundtrack to the last 12 months, and for a long time to come.

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This award is presented to a British or Irish songwriter who has written an outstanding body of work, released during the award year.

Awards Songwriter of the Year

Songwriter of the Year If 2016 was the year that the revitalised grime movement finally smashed its way into the UK pop mainstream – and, let’s face it, it was – then Skepta was the man who finally kicked down the door.

When future historians want to take the pulse of UK culture in 2016, it’s to Skepta’s fourth album, Konnichiwa, that they will surely turn. Certainly, The Ivors judges are not the only ones to have had their heads turned.

Konnichiwa topped countless Albums Of The Year polls and won praise from Mayors and Cabinet Ministers. It triumphed at the Hyundai Mercury Prize – edging out David Bowie’s Blackstar no less – and the album’s commercial and critical success even led Skepta to perform at the 2017 BRIT Awards, just 12 months after the ceremony was accused of snubbing the genre.

Skepta’s success has no doubt given a boost to other outstanding grime artists, from Stormzy to Giggs, as they looked to secure their own breakthroughs. But, even if you view Konnichiwa in isolation from everything else that’s going on around it – not easy, actually, as the lyrics brilliantly chronicle modern British urban life – it’s a superb body of work.

Songs such as Shutdown, Corn On The Curb and That’s Not Me articulate the year’s trials and tribulations better than anything else released by a British artist all year.

Even better, Skepta himself seems determined to continue to keep things as real as his new-found status allows. As he raps on the album’s title track: “Boy better know a man went to the BRITs on a train/Man shutdown Wireless, then I walked home in the rain”. Hopefully, someone somewhere will get him a cab home from The Ivors ceremony but, either way, Skepta’s songs will remain the true soundtrack to the last 12 months, and for a long time to come.

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Eva Vermandel

This Ivor Novello Award recognises exceptional creative talent.

Awards Lifetime Achievement

Lifetime Achievement By definition, those receiving an Ivor Novello Award for Lifetime Achievement – and they have previously included the likes of David Gilmour, Damon Albarn, Van Morrison and Pete Townshend – tend to have enjoyed some fairly significant moments during those lifetimes. But Nitin Sawhney has crammed so many incredible things into his 25 year-plus career that he makes even some of the highest-flyers look like under-achievers.

Going through every single one of them here would require turning over the entire programme to him (as The Guardian once noted, “It would be easier to jot down what this man can’t do than what he can”) but suffice to say it seems that, since emerging as a backing band player on the Acid Jazz scene, second fiddle is about the only instrument he hasn’t mastered.

So this is a man who has released 10 solo albums, including the Mercury Prize nominated Beyond Skin (1999) and the MOBO Award winning Prophecy (2001). His recordings have attracted collaborations with everyone from Imogen Heap and Paul McCartney to Antony Gormley and John Hurt. He’s won more awards than La La Land and Adele put together.

He’s also in phenomenal demand as a scorer of film, TV, theatre, video games and commercials, where his work ranges from classical to jazz to electronica. You’ll have heard him scoring everything from Channel 4’s Second Generation to the BBC’s Wonders of the Monsoon natural history project to the movie adaptation of Salman Rushdie’s Midnight’s Children to martial arts video game Heavenly Sword to a Nike advert.

And we haven’t even mentioned his work as a producer, multi-instrumentalist, DJ, co-writer, arranger, musical educator or artist in residence at countless international festivals yet.

We can only hope that today, as the industry comes together to celebrate all his magnificent achievements, that Sawhney himself has, for once, time to sit back, relax and enjoy it.

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Eva Vermandel

This Ivor Novello Award recognises exceptional creative talent.

Awards Lifetime Achievement

Lifetime Achievement By definition, those receiving an Ivor Novello Award for Lifetime Achievement – and they have previously included the likes of David Gilmour, Damon Albarn, Van Morrison and Pete Townshend – tend to have enjoyed some fairly significant moments during those lifetimes. But Nitin Sawhney has crammed so many incredible things into his 25 year-plus career that he makes even some of the highest-flyers look like under-achievers.

Going through every single one of them here would require turning over the entire programme to him (as The Guardian once noted, “It would be easier to jot down what this man can’t do than what he can”) but suffice to say it seems that, since emerging as a backing band player on the Acid Jazz scene, second fiddle is about the only instrument he hasn’t mastered.

So this is a man who has released 10 solo albums, including the Mercury Prize nominated Beyond Skin (1999) and the MOBO Award winning Prophecy (2001). His recordings have attracted collaborations with everyone from Imogen Heap and Paul McCartney to Antony Gormley and John Hurt. He’s won more awards than La La Land and Adele put together.

He’s also in phenomenal demand as a scorer of film, TV, theatre, video games and commercials, where his work ranges from classical to jazz to electronica. You’ll have heard him scoring everything from Channel 4’s Second Generation to the BBC’s Wonders of the Monsoon natural history project to the movie adaptation of Salman Rushdie’s Midnight’s Children to martial arts video game Heavenly Sword to a Nike advert.

And we haven’t even mentioned his work as a producer, multi-instrumentalist, DJ, co-writer, arranger, musical educator or artist in residence at countless international festivals yet.

We can only hope that today, as the industry comes together to celebrate all his magnificent achievements, that Sawhney himself has, for once, time to sit back, relax and enjoy it.

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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GREAT STILL BILL

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“It’s a Lovely Day”

So honoured to be your friend and UK publisher for 40 Years!

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LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

CHELSEA

MUSIC PUBLISHING CO LTD

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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GREAT STILL BILL

CONGRATULATIONS

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“It’s a Lovely Day”

So honoured to be your friend and UK publisher for 40 Years!

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Love Eddie

LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

CHELSEA

MUSIC PUBLISHING CO LTD

Chelsea Music Publishing Co Ltd 125 Parkway, London NW1 7PS www.chelseamusicpublishing.com

Andrew Zukeman

Title sponsored by PRS for Music, this Ivor Novello Award recognises an international songwriter whose work has been a major influence on British music.

Awards PRS for Music Special International Award

PRS for Music Special International Award If you really can judge someone by the company he keeps, Bill Withers is doing just fine.

After all, this is a man who effectively walked away from the music industry frontline over 30 years ago. But when he was inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in 2015, no less a talent than Stevie Wonder was there to welcome him in. And when, later that year, a tribute concert was held in his honour at Carnegie Hall in New York, the world’s current biggest pop star, Ed Sheeran, came along to perform Ain’t No Sunshine.

Sheeran and Wonder knew what millions of others have found out over the years: Bill Withers writes songs that stay with you forever. So it doesn’t matter that he hasn’t made an album since 1985, because the songs he wrote before then still resonate through the ages.

So, rarely does a series of a talent show go by without a standout rendition of Ain’t No Sunshine or Lean On Me. No summer’s morning passes without radio programmers reaching for their worn out copy of Lovely Day. Film and TV soundtracks alike sizzle or smooch with She’s Lonely or Just The Two Of Us. Countless hip-hop hits have sampled his funky grooves. And both Presidents Obama and Clinton featured his songs in their pre-inaugural celebrations.

The PRS for Music Special International Award is presented in recognition of a songwriter with an outstanding career who’s been a major influence on the UK industry, and Withers also fits that Bill perfectly.

The UK has long adored his songs, in recent years regularly sending remixes of his greatest moments back into the charts. And the list of UK stars that have covered his songs includes not just Sheeran, but also Tom Jones, Paul McCartney, Sting, Mick Jagger and Morrissey.

Perfect company for Withers then, as always.

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Andrew Zukeman

Title sponsored by PRS for Music, this Ivor Novello Award recognises an international songwriter whose work has been a major influence on British music.

Awards PRS for Music Special International Award

PRS for Music Special International Award If you really can judge someone by the company he keeps, Bill Withers is doing just fine.

After all, this is a man who effectively walked away from the music industry frontline over 30 years ago. But when he was inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in 2015, no less a talent than Stevie Wonder was there to welcome him in. And when, later that year, a tribute concert was held in his honour at Carnegie Hall in New York, the world’s current biggest pop star, Ed Sheeran, came along to perform Ain’t No Sunshine.

Sheeran and Wonder knew what millions of others have found out over the years: Bill Withers writes songs that stay with you forever. So it doesn’t matter that he hasn’t made an album since 1985, because the songs he wrote before then still resonate through the ages.

So, rarely does a series of a talent show go by without a standout rendition of Ain’t No Sunshine or Lean On Me. No summer’s morning passes without radio programmers reaching for their worn out copy of Lovely Day. Film and TV soundtracks alike sizzle or smooch with She’s Lonely or Just The Two Of Us. Countless hip-hop hits have sampled his funky grooves. And both Presidents Obama and Clinton featured his songs in their pre-inaugural celebrations.

The PRS for Music Special International Award is presented in recognition of a songwriter with an outstanding career who’s been a major influence on the UK industry, and Withers also fits that Bill perfectly.

The UK has long adored his songs, in recent years regularly sending remixes of his greatest moments back into the charts. And the list of UK stars that have covered his songs includes not just Sheeran, but also Tom Jones, Paul McCartney, Sting, Mick Jagger and Morrissey.

Perfect company for Withers then, as always.

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Roll of Honour Previous Recipients

Roll of Honour A Bryan Adams Kevin Adams Victoria Adams Adamski Adele Adkins Matt Aitken Damon Albarn Simon Aldred Lily Allen Marc Almond David Alspach Ian Anderson Benny Andersson Colin Angus Adam Ant Eric Appapoulay Iain Archer Joan Armatrading Reginald Armitage Simon Armitage Craig Armstrong Dido Armstrong Rollo Armstrong David Arnold Malcolm Arnold Ken Ashby Richard Ashcroft Astro Avant Mick Avory B Phillip Bailey Nick Baines The 2017 Ivor Novello Awards 56

Nick Banks Tony Banks Gary Barlow Howard Barnes Geoff Barrow John Barry Paul Barry Mike Barson Lionel Bart Mike Batt Nick Batt James Bay BBC Television Jeff Beck Richard Beddow Mark Bedford Ashely Beedle Andy Bell Matthew Bellamy Joseph Belmaati Simon Belofsky Brian Bennett Richard Rodney Bennett Lennox Berkeley Guy Berryman Wayne Bickerton Biddu Acker Bilk Ronald Binge Richard Birdsall Harrison Birtwistle Don Black Jet Black Stanley Black James Blake Bloodshy

James Blunt John Bonham Bono Steve Booker Adrian Boult David Bowie Boy George James Dean Bradfield Caryl Brahms Chris Braide Paul Brennan Leslie Bricusse Terry Britten Gary Brooker Errol Brown James Brown Melanie Brown Andy Brown Wallis Buchanan Jonny Buckland Emma Bunton Charlie Burchill Linus Burdick Geoffrey Burgon Brian Burke Philip Burley Jean Jacques Burnell Kate Bush Geezer Butler Ralph Butler David Byrne C Peter Callander Bernie Calvert Ali Campbell

Robin Campbell Tony Carr James Carter Ronald Cass Richard Cassell Nick Cave Guy Chambers Will Champion Chance The Rapper Tom Chaplin Mike Chapman Hugh Charles Hugo Chegwin Nicky Chinn Melanie Chisholm Jeff Christie Lauren Christy Keefus Ciancia Eric Clapton Allan Clarke Helen Clarke Vince Clarke Alison Clarkson Adam Clayton Simon Climie Eric Coates Jarvis Cocker Tony Cole Michael Coleman Edwyn Collins Phil Collins Mike Conlin Nathan Connolly Tommie Connor Russ Conway Norman Cook Roger Cook

Gaz Coombes Hugh Cornwell Elvis Costello Billy Cotton Phil Coulter Bill Couturie Noël Coward Graham Coxon Mikey Craig Robbie Craig Harry Craze Lol Crème Warren Cuccurullo Philip Cunningham D Michael D’Abo Roger Daltrey Jerry Dammers Johnny Dankworth John Danter Shaun Davey Craig David Hal David Dave Davies Ray Davies Rick Davies Carl Davis Paul Davis Rob Davis Mark Day Joris De Man Julian De Martino Lynsey De Paul Marius De Vries John Deacon

Stephen Deal Robert Del Naja Lana Del Rey Ian Dench Cathy Dennis Marcella Detroit Ian Devaney Pete Devereux Dextrous Bruce Dickinson Ted Dicks Chris Difford Ralph Dollimore Howard Donald Lonnie Donegan Donovan Ray Dorset Carl Douglas Jonathan Dove Candida Doyle Patrick Doyle Sam Doyle Lamont Dozier Benjamin Drew Duffy Ed Dwane E Nathan East Graeme Edge Graham Edwards Robert Elhai Bobby Elliott Vivian Ellis Warren Ellis Jorgen Elofsson

Kenyon Emrys-Roberts Brian Eno John Entwistle Enya Brian Epstein Paul Epworth Mikkel Eriksen Michelle Escoffrey Tolchard Evans Tom Evans F Siobhan Fahey Fred Fairbrass Richard Fairbrass Earl Falconer Alexander Faris Robert Farnon George Fenton Bryan Ferry Paul Field Harold Fields Ben Findon Rob Fisher Simon Fisher Turner Jack Fishman Michael Flanders Guy Fletcher Nigel Fletcher Doug Flett Herbie Flowers Derek Forbes Chris Foreman David Frank Gordon Franks

Marti Frederiksen Douglas Furber G Peter Gabriel Gabrielle Noel Gallagher Kenny Gamble Guy Garvey David Gavurin Bob Geldof Janick Gers Amanda Ghost Barry Gibb Maurice Gibb Robin Gibb Beth Gibbons Ian Gibbons Roland Gift Gillian Gilbert Peter Gill Dan Gillespie Sells David Gilmour Gary Glitter Jeremy Godfrey Kevin Godley Danny Goffey Andrew Gold Simon Goldenberg Alison Goldfrapp Howard Goodall Ron Goodwin Martin Gore Graham Gouldman Ed Graham Kenny Graham The 2017 Ivor Novello Awards 57

Roll of Honour Previous Recipients

Roll of Honour A Bryan Adams Kevin Adams Victoria Adams Adamski Adele Adkins Matt Aitken Damon Albarn Simon Aldred Lily Allen Marc Almond David Alspach Ian Anderson Benny Andersson Colin Angus Adam Ant Eric Appapoulay Iain Archer Joan Armatrading Reginald Armitage Simon Armitage Craig Armstrong Dido Armstrong Rollo Armstrong David Arnold Malcolm Arnold Ken Ashby Richard Ashcroft Astro Avant Mick Avory B Phillip Bailey Nick Baines The 2017 Ivor Novello Awards 56

Nick Banks Tony Banks Gary Barlow Howard Barnes Geoff Barrow John Barry Paul Barry Mike Barson Lionel Bart Mike Batt Nick Batt James Bay BBC Television Jeff Beck Richard Beddow Mark Bedford Ashely Beedle Andy Bell Matthew Bellamy Joseph Belmaati Simon Belofsky Brian Bennett Richard Rodney Bennett Lennox Berkeley Guy Berryman Wayne Bickerton Biddu Acker Bilk Ronald Binge Richard Birdsall Harrison Birtwistle Don Black Jet Black Stanley Black James Blake Bloodshy

James Blunt John Bonham Bono Steve Booker Adrian Boult David Bowie Boy George James Dean Bradfield Caryl Brahms Chris Braide Paul Brennan Leslie Bricusse Terry Britten Gary Brooker Errol Brown James Brown Melanie Brown Andy Brown Wallis Buchanan Jonny Buckland Emma Bunton Charlie Burchill Linus Burdick Geoffrey Burgon Brian Burke Philip Burley Jean Jacques Burnell Kate Bush Geezer Butler Ralph Butler David Byrne C Peter Callander Bernie Calvert Ali Campbell

Robin Campbell Tony Carr James Carter Ronald Cass Richard Cassell Nick Cave Guy Chambers Will Champion Chance The Rapper Tom Chaplin Mike Chapman Hugh Charles Hugo Chegwin Nicky Chinn Melanie Chisholm Jeff Christie Lauren Christy Keefus Ciancia Eric Clapton Allan Clarke Helen Clarke Vince Clarke Alison Clarkson Adam Clayton Simon Climie Eric Coates Jarvis Cocker Tony Cole Michael Coleman Edwyn Collins Phil Collins Mike Conlin Nathan Connolly Tommie Connor Russ Conway Norman Cook Roger Cook

Gaz Coombes Hugh Cornwell Elvis Costello Billy Cotton Phil Coulter Bill Couturie Noël Coward Graham Coxon Mikey Craig Robbie Craig Harry Craze Lol Crème Warren Cuccurullo Philip Cunningham D Michael D’Abo Roger Daltrey Jerry Dammers Johnny Dankworth John Danter Shaun Davey Craig David Hal David Dave Davies Ray Davies Rick Davies Carl Davis Paul Davis Rob Davis Mark Day Joris De Man Julian De Martino Lynsey De Paul Marius De Vries John Deacon

Stephen Deal Robert Del Naja Lana Del Rey Ian Dench Cathy Dennis Marcella Detroit Ian Devaney Pete Devereux Dextrous Bruce Dickinson Ted Dicks Chris Difford Ralph Dollimore Howard Donald Lonnie Donegan Donovan Ray Dorset Carl Douglas Jonathan Dove Candida Doyle Patrick Doyle Sam Doyle Lamont Dozier Benjamin Drew Duffy Ed Dwane E Nathan East Graeme Edge Graham Edwards Robert Elhai Bobby Elliott Vivian Ellis Warren Ellis Jorgen Elofsson

Kenyon Emrys-Roberts Brian Eno John Entwistle Enya Brian Epstein Paul Epworth Mikkel Eriksen Michelle Escoffrey Tolchard Evans Tom Evans F Siobhan Fahey Fred Fairbrass Richard Fairbrass Earl Falconer Alexander Faris Robert Farnon George Fenton Bryan Ferry Paul Field Harold Fields Ben Findon Rob Fisher Simon Fisher Turner Jack Fishman Michael Flanders Guy Fletcher Nigel Fletcher Doug Flett Herbie Flowers Derek Forbes Chris Foreman David Frank Gordon Franks

Marti Frederiksen Douglas Furber G Peter Gabriel Gabrielle Noel Gallagher Kenny Gamble Guy Garvey David Gavurin Bob Geldof Janick Gers Amanda Ghost Barry Gibb Maurice Gibb Robin Gibb Beth Gibbons Ian Gibbons Roland Gift Gillian Gilbert Peter Gill Dan Gillespie Sells David Gilmour Gary Glitter Jeremy Godfrey Kevin Godley Danny Goffey Andrew Gold Simon Goldenberg Alison Goldfrapp Howard Goodall Ron Goodwin Martin Gore Graham Gouldman Ed Graham Kenny Graham The 2017 Ivor Novello Awards 57

Roll of Honour Previous Recipients

Ron Grainer David Gray Matt Gray Philip Green Thomas Green Roger Greenaway David Greenfield Colin Greenwood Jonny Greenwood John Gregory Will Gregory Harry Gregson-Williams Barrie Guard Christopher Gunning Jonas Gwangwa H Steve Hackett Graeme Hall Geri Halliwell Peter Ham Russ Hamilton Albert Hammond George Hammond Hagan John Hammond Hagan Mich Hansen Edgar Yipsel Harburg Paul Hardcastle Robert Hardy John Harle Ken Hare Calvin Harris Jet Harris Max Harris Steve Harris The 2017 Ivor Novello Awards 58

George Harrison Charles Hart Peter Hart PJ Harvey Ronnie Harwood Norman Hassan Tony Hatch Tim Hawes Michael Hawker Dan Hawkins Justin Hawkins Alan Hawkshaw Roy Hay Justin Hayward Topper Headon Fran Healy Imogen Heap Geoffrey Heath Ted Heath Wayne Hector Alex Heffes Joe Henderson David Heneker Alan Herbert Tor Erik Hermansen Nigel Hess Jamie Hewlett Tony Hicks Brian Higgins Andy Hill Benny Hill Darren Hill Mark Hill Wayne Hill Tony Hiller Nick Hodgson Roger Hodgson

Scott Hoffman Noel Hogan Brian Holland Eddie Holland David Holmes Richard Holmes Natalie Holt Simon Holt Peter Hook Nellee Hooper Nicholas Hooper Peter Hope Trevor Horn Joseph Horovitz Darren House Dominic Howard Catherine Howe Andrew Hozier-Byrne Mick Hucknall Leon Huff Richard Hughes Chrissie Hynde I John Illsley Ashley Ingram Neil Innes Tony Iommi Yusuf Islam J Mick Jagger Alex James Bradley James Dick James

Stewart James Rupert Jarvis Jazzie B Will Jennings Ciaran Jeremiah Kevin Jeremiah Elton John Holly Johnson Laurie Johnson Henrik Jonback Dan Jones John Paul Jones Kenney Jones Mick Jones Quincy Jones Richard Jones Tom Jones Paul Joyce Richard Jupp K Michael Kamen Alex Kapranos Simon Katz Jason Kay Ronan Keating Tim Kellet Gary Kemp Eliot Kennedy Jimmy Kennedy Gerard Kenny Jim Kerr Natasha Khan Denis King Steve Kipner Peter Kircher

Pete Kirtley Victor Knight Mark Knopfler Beyoncé Knowles Oliver Knussen Herbert Kretzmer Greg Kurstin L Denny Laine Elizabeth Lamers Alan Lancaster Rob Lane Ronnie Lane Robert John “Mutt” Lang Gordon Langford Avril Lavigne Jamie Lawson Simon Le Bon Tsidii Le Loka Mike Leander Lebo M David Lee Martin Lee Oliver Lee Mick Leeson Jerry Leiber John Lennon Annie Lennox Ken Leray Jona Lewie Michael Lewis Shaznay Lewis Gary Lightbody Dave Lindup

Ian Livingston Andrew Lloyd Webber John Lodge Jerry Lordan Gordon Lorenz Joe Loss Ben Lovett Cass Lowe Chris Lowe Graham Lyle Vera Lynn Jeff Lynne M Tony Macaulay Ewan MacColl Geoff MacCormack Galt Macdermot David Mackay Steve Mackey Cameron Mackintosh James MacMillan Mick MacNeil Madonna Dominic Major Mark Mancina Annunzio Paolo Mantovani Rob Manzoli Dario Marianelli Johnny Marr Steve Marriott Grant Marshall Winston Marshall Bill Martin Chris Martin

George Martin Hank Marvin Eric Maschwitz Barry Mason Nick Mason Scott Matthews Peter Maxwell Davies Brian May Simon May Robert Mayer Nicko McBrain John McCabe Nick McCarthy Paul McCartney Mark McClelland Jonas McCord Johnny McElhone Derrick McKenzie Timothy McKenzie Ian McLagan Stuart McLennan Ralph McTell Christine McVie Tony Meehan Joe Meek Yehudi Menuhin Freddie Mercury George Michael Mika John Miles Ronald Millar Gordon Mills Richard G Mitchell Keith Moon Sean Moore Patrick Moraz Julian More

Dennis Morgan Andrew Morris Stephen Morris Van Morrison Morrissey Harry Mortimer Tony Mortimer Jon Moss Mousse T Richard Mullan Larry Mullen Jnr Marcus Mumford Dave Murray Mitch Murray Frank Musker Peter Myers Stanley Myers N James Napier Graham Nash Norman Newell Anthony Newley Joe Newman Randy Newman Peter Nicholls Monty Norman Julian Nott Rick Nowells Trevor Nunn Paolo Nutini Michael Nyman

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Roll of Honour Previous Recipients

Ron Grainer David Gray Matt Gray Philip Green Thomas Green Roger Greenaway David Greenfield Colin Greenwood Jonny Greenwood John Gregory Will Gregory Harry Gregson-Williams Barrie Guard Christopher Gunning Jonas Gwangwa H Steve Hackett Graeme Hall Geri Halliwell Peter Ham Russ Hamilton Albert Hammond George Hammond Hagan John Hammond Hagan Mich Hansen Edgar Yipsel Harburg Paul Hardcastle Robert Hardy John Harle Ken Hare Calvin Harris Jet Harris Max Harris Steve Harris The 2017 Ivor Novello Awards 58

George Harrison Charles Hart Peter Hart PJ Harvey Ronnie Harwood Norman Hassan Tony Hatch Tim Hawes Michael Hawker Dan Hawkins Justin Hawkins Alan Hawkshaw Roy Hay Justin Hayward Topper Headon Fran Healy Imogen Heap Geoffrey Heath Ted Heath Wayne Hector Alex Heffes Joe Henderson David Heneker Alan Herbert Tor Erik Hermansen Nigel Hess Jamie Hewlett Tony Hicks Brian Higgins Andy Hill Benny Hill Darren Hill Mark Hill Wayne Hill Tony Hiller Nick Hodgson Roger Hodgson

Scott Hoffman Noel Hogan Brian Holland Eddie Holland David Holmes Richard Holmes Natalie Holt Simon Holt Peter Hook Nellee Hooper Nicholas Hooper Peter Hope Trevor Horn Joseph Horovitz Darren House Dominic Howard Catherine Howe Andrew Hozier-Byrne Mick Hucknall Leon Huff Richard Hughes Chrissie Hynde I John Illsley Ashley Ingram Neil Innes Tony Iommi Yusuf Islam J Mick Jagger Alex James Bradley James Dick James

Stewart James Rupert Jarvis Jazzie B Will Jennings Ciaran Jeremiah Kevin Jeremiah Elton John Holly Johnson Laurie Johnson Henrik Jonback Dan Jones John Paul Jones Kenney Jones Mick Jones Quincy Jones Richard Jones Tom Jones Paul Joyce Richard Jupp K Michael Kamen Alex Kapranos Simon Katz Jason Kay Ronan Keating Tim Kellet Gary Kemp Eliot Kennedy Jimmy Kennedy Gerard Kenny Jim Kerr Natasha Khan Denis King Steve Kipner Peter Kircher

Pete Kirtley Victor Knight Mark Knopfler Beyoncé Knowles Oliver Knussen Herbert Kretzmer Greg Kurstin L Denny Laine Elizabeth Lamers Alan Lancaster Rob Lane Ronnie Lane Robert John “Mutt” Lang Gordon Langford Avril Lavigne Jamie Lawson Simon Le Bon Tsidii Le Loka Mike Leander Lebo M David Lee Martin Lee Oliver Lee Mick Leeson Jerry Leiber John Lennon Annie Lennox Ken Leray Jona Lewie Michael Lewis Shaznay Lewis Gary Lightbody Dave Lindup

Ian Livingston Andrew Lloyd Webber John Lodge Jerry Lordan Gordon Lorenz Joe Loss Ben Lovett Cass Lowe Chris Lowe Graham Lyle Vera Lynn Jeff Lynne M Tony Macaulay Ewan MacColl Geoff MacCormack Galt Macdermot David Mackay Steve Mackey Cameron Mackintosh James MacMillan Mick MacNeil Madonna Dominic Major Mark Mancina Annunzio Paolo Mantovani Rob Manzoli Dario Marianelli Johnny Marr Steve Marriott Grant Marshall Winston Marshall Bill Martin Chris Martin

George Martin Hank Marvin Eric Maschwitz Barry Mason Nick Mason Scott Matthews Peter Maxwell Davies Brian May Simon May Robert Mayer Nicko McBrain John McCabe Nick McCarthy Paul McCartney Mark McClelland Jonas McCord Johnny McElhone Derrick McKenzie Timothy McKenzie Ian McLagan Stuart McLennan Ralph McTell Christine McVie Tony Meehan Joe Meek Yehudi Menuhin Freddie Mercury George Michael Mika John Miles Ronald Millar Gordon Mills Richard G Mitchell Keith Moon Sean Moore Patrick Moraz Julian More

Dennis Morgan Andrew Morris Stephen Morris Van Morrison Morrissey Harry Mortimer Tony Mortimer Jon Moss Mousse T Richard Mullan Larry Mullen Jnr Marcus Mumford Dave Murray Mitch Murray Frank Musker Peter Myers Stanley Myers N James Napier Graham Nash Norman Newell Anthony Newley Joe Newman Randy Newman Peter Nicholls Monty Norman Julian Nott Rick Nowells Trevor Nunn Paolo Nutini Michael Nyman

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Roll of Honour Previous Recipients

O Conor O’Brien Ed O’Brien Delores O’Riordan Gilbert O’Sullivan Mark O’Toole Tom Odell Patrick Okogwu Mike Oldfield Jason Orange William Orbit Cyril Ornadel Roland Orzabal Gary Osborne Tony Osborne Ozzy Osbourne Mark Owen

Marco Pirroni Robert Plant Graeme Pleeth Joel Pott Craig Potter Mark Potter Frankie Poullain John Powell Tim Powell Michael Pratt Reg Presley Stuart Price Q Mick Quinn Jonny Quinn R

P Bill Padley Jimmy Page Rick Parfitt Eula Parker Justin Parker James Paterson Jack Patterson Anup Paul Jeremy Paul Jack Payne Daniel Pemberton Jimmy Perry Martin Phipps Ken Pickett Phil Pickett Mike Pinder The 2017 Ivor Novello Awards 60

Steve Race Gerry Rafferty Dizzee Rascal Paul Reade Les Reed Lou Reed Hannah Reid John Reid Keith Reid Remee Salaam Remi Errol Rennalls Dorothy Reynolds Nick Rhodes Tim Rice Tim Rice-Oxley Cliff Richard

Keith Richards Andrew Ridgeley Jay Rifkin Simon Rix Paddy Roberts Steven Roberts BA Robertson Smokey Robinson Stephen Robson Darren Rock Jim Rodford Nile Rodgers Paul Rodgers David Rogers Joe Roncoroni Mike Rosenberg Gavin Rossdale Francis Rossi Daniel Rothman Matt Rowe Kevin Rowland Tom Rowlands Dave Rowntree Myles Rudge Willy Russell Mike Rutherford John Rutter Nicky Ryan Roma Ryan Paul Ryder Shaun Ryder S Gwilym Sainsbury Ben Salisbury Jeremy Sams

Emeli Sandé Peter Sarstedt Dominik Scherrer John Schroeder Mike Scott Seal Neil Sedaka Mátyás Seiber Jason Sellards Phil Selway Russell Senior Ravi Shankar Hal Shaper Francis Shaw Paul Shaw George Shearing Ed Sheeran Lee Sheriden Ned Sherrin Pam Sheyne Labi Siffre Paul Simonon Ed Simons Peter Sinfield Siouxsie Sioux Sacha Skarbek Mike Skinner Julian Slade Ivor Slaney Allan Smethurst Adrian Smith Hurricane Smith Robert Smith Toby Smith Cathal Smyth Stephen Sondheim Sonique

Harold Spiro Sharleen Spiteri Tom Springfield Richard Stannard Lisa Stansfield Ringo Starr Jack Steadman David Steele Tommy Steele Geoff Stephens Dave Stewart Eric Stewart Leslie Stewart Paul Stewart Rod Stewart Richard Stilgoe Sting Mike Stock Mike Stoller Michael Storey Keith Strachan Joe Strummer Suggs Donna Summer Bernard Sumner Terry Sylvester T Alan Tarney Bernie Taupin John Tavener Derek Taverner Andy Taylor John Taylor Roger Taylor Roger Taylor

Robin Taylor-Firth Julie Taymor Rod Temperton Neil Tennant The Edge The Performing Right Society Ray Thomas Lee Thompson Richard Thompson Paul Thomson Glenn Tilbrook Michael Tippett Ernest Tomlinson Steve Torch Pete Townshend Stan Tracey Brian Travers Jackie Trent KT Tunstall Alex Turner Peter Turner U Björn Ulvaeus Augustus Unger-Hamilton Midge Ure Adrian Utley V Peter Vale Michael Virtue Dick Vosburgh Andrew Vowles

W Tony Waddington Errollyn Wallen William Walton Timothy Wanstall Bill Ward Diane Warren Pat Waterman Pete Waterman Roger Waters Andy Watkins Tommy Watt Charlie Watts Jeff Wayne Jimmy Webb Des’ree Weekes Orlando Weeks Judith Weir Bruce Welch Paul Weller Keith West Richard West Clive Westlake Harriet Wheeler Tim Wheeler Gary Whelan Andrew White Eg White Felix White Hugo White Katie White Carey Willetts Marc Williams Paul Williams Robbie Williams Brian Wilson

Paul Wilson Ricky Wilson Amy Winehouse Steve Winwood Nicky Wire Mark Wirtz Steve Wolfe Christopher Wolstenholme Stevie Wonder Haydn Wood Ronnie Wood Roy Wood Daniel Woodgate Jack Woodman Rob Woodward Johnny Worth Lawrence Wright Richard Wright Tom Wright-Goss Bill Wyman Y Thom Yorke Z Stuart Zender Hans Zimmer

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Roll of Honour Previous Recipients

O Conor O’Brien Ed O’Brien Delores O’Riordan Gilbert O’Sullivan Mark O’Toole Tom Odell Patrick Okogwu Mike Oldfield Jason Orange William Orbit Cyril Ornadel Roland Orzabal Gary Osborne Tony Osborne Ozzy Osbourne Mark Owen

Marco Pirroni Robert Plant Graeme Pleeth Joel Pott Craig Potter Mark Potter Frankie Poullain John Powell Tim Powell Michael Pratt Reg Presley Stuart Price Q Mick Quinn Jonny Quinn R

P Bill Padley Jimmy Page Rick Parfitt Eula Parker Justin Parker James Paterson Jack Patterson Anup Paul Jeremy Paul Jack Payne Daniel Pemberton Jimmy Perry Martin Phipps Ken Pickett Phil Pickett Mike Pinder The 2017 Ivor Novello Awards 60

Steve Race Gerry Rafferty Dizzee Rascal Paul Reade Les Reed Lou Reed Hannah Reid John Reid Keith Reid Remee Salaam Remi Errol Rennalls Dorothy Reynolds Nick Rhodes Tim Rice Tim Rice-Oxley Cliff Richard

Keith Richards Andrew Ridgeley Jay Rifkin Simon Rix Paddy Roberts Steven Roberts BA Robertson Smokey Robinson Stephen Robson Darren Rock Jim Rodford Nile Rodgers Paul Rodgers David Rogers Joe Roncoroni Mike Rosenberg Gavin Rossdale Francis Rossi Daniel Rothman Matt Rowe Kevin Rowland Tom Rowlands Dave Rowntree Myles Rudge Willy Russell Mike Rutherford John Rutter Nicky Ryan Roma Ryan Paul Ryder Shaun Ryder S Gwilym Sainsbury Ben Salisbury Jeremy Sams

Emeli Sandé Peter Sarstedt Dominik Scherrer John Schroeder Mike Scott Seal Neil Sedaka Mátyás Seiber Jason Sellards Phil Selway Russell Senior Ravi Shankar Hal Shaper Francis Shaw Paul Shaw George Shearing Ed Sheeran Lee Sheriden Ned Sherrin Pam Sheyne Labi Siffre Paul Simonon Ed Simons Peter Sinfield Siouxsie Sioux Sacha Skarbek Mike Skinner Julian Slade Ivor Slaney Allan Smethurst Adrian Smith Hurricane Smith Robert Smith Toby Smith Cathal Smyth Stephen Sondheim Sonique

Harold Spiro Sharleen Spiteri Tom Springfield Richard Stannard Lisa Stansfield Ringo Starr Jack Steadman David Steele Tommy Steele Geoff Stephens Dave Stewart Eric Stewart Leslie Stewart Paul Stewart Rod Stewart Richard Stilgoe Sting Mike Stock Mike Stoller Michael Storey Keith Strachan Joe Strummer Suggs Donna Summer Bernard Sumner Terry Sylvester T Alan Tarney Bernie Taupin John Tavener Derek Taverner Andy Taylor John Taylor Roger Taylor Roger Taylor

Robin Taylor-Firth Julie Taymor Rod Temperton Neil Tennant The Edge The Performing Right Society Ray Thomas Lee Thompson Richard Thompson Paul Thomson Glenn Tilbrook Michael Tippett Ernest Tomlinson Steve Torch Pete Townshend Stan Tracey Brian Travers Jackie Trent KT Tunstall Alex Turner Peter Turner U Björn Ulvaeus Augustus Unger-Hamilton Midge Ure Adrian Utley V Peter Vale Michael Virtue Dick Vosburgh Andrew Vowles

W Tony Waddington Errollyn Wallen William Walton Timothy Wanstall Bill Ward Diane Warren Pat Waterman Pete Waterman Roger Waters Andy Watkins Tommy Watt Charlie Watts Jeff Wayne Jimmy Webb Des’ree Weekes Orlando Weeks Judith Weir Bruce Welch Paul Weller Keith West Richard West Clive Westlake Harriet Wheeler Tim Wheeler Gary Whelan Andrew White Eg White Felix White Hugo White Katie White Carey Willetts Marc Williams Paul Williams Robbie Williams Brian Wilson

Paul Wilson Ricky Wilson Amy Winehouse Steve Winwood Nicky Wire Mark Wirtz Steve Wolfe Christopher Wolstenholme Stevie Wonder Haydn Wood Ronnie Wood Roy Wood Daniel Woodgate Jack Woodman Rob Woodward Johnny Worth Lawrence Wright Richard Wright Tom Wright-Goss Bill Wyman Y Thom Yorke Z Stuart Zender Hans Zimmer

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Acknowledgments

The 62nd Ivor Novello Awards BASCA wishes to thank PRS for Music, our Sponsor Paul Gambaccini, our Host Capitol House Productions for the stage production Video Production Company Steam Motion and Sound Tom Robinson, for the voice over Paul Hartnoll for composing Form an Audley Cue, The Ivors theme music PPL and VPL for the kind permission to use sound and video recordings MCPS for the synchronisation licence in relation to all compositions Everyone who granted permission and contributed visual material to the award films This year’s award presenters

TO ALL NOMINEES

Mike Wilson and Meltcharm Products Ltd for our exquisite statuettes

The PRS for Music Members Benevolent Fund is here for all members who may not be doing so well, through illness of any kind, accident, hardship or bereavement. There are many ways in which we can help.

If you or anyone you know could use our support, do get in touch.

Or you can donate to help less fortunate writers at prsformusicfund.com/donate.

@prsfund

At BASCA Head of Awards, Fran Matthews Awards Coordinator, Cindy Truong

email: fund@prsformusic.com www.prsformusicfund.com

Anna Bailey and team at the Grosvenor House Annabel Fitzgerald, Mandy Read and team for their back stage management Nicola Burdett and Zoe Willis, our Stage Assistants David Collins, for keeping everyone in check Paul Mctaggart and team at Pace Prestige Services Ltd Mark Allan for our official photography Claire Howes and team at Taylor Herring PR All the staff at BASCA and ushers volunteering on the day Joanne Viner for the programme production Mark Sutherland for writing our award recipient profiles Kevin Kirkham and team at the Complete Print Group for our printing

@prsfund

call us on 020 3741 4067

Members of The Ivors Committee The songwriters and composers who sat on this year’s judging panels Pete Compton, our Independent Adjudicator

Registered Charity No. 208671 The 2017 Ivor Novello Awards 63

Acknowledgments

The 62nd Ivor Novello Awards BASCA wishes to thank PRS for Music, our Sponsor Paul Gambaccini, our Host Capitol House Productions for the stage production Video Production Company Steam Motion and Sound Tom Robinson, for the voice over Paul Hartnoll for composing Form an Audley Cue, The Ivors theme music PPL and VPL for the kind permission to use sound and video recordings MCPS for the synchronisation licence in relation to all compositions Everyone who granted permission and contributed visual material to the award films This year’s award presenters

TO ALL NOMINEES

Mike Wilson and Meltcharm Products Ltd for our exquisite statuettes

The PRS for Music Members Benevolent Fund is here for all members who may not be doing so well, through illness of any kind, accident, hardship or bereavement. There are many ways in which we can help.

If you or anyone you know could use our support, do get in touch.

Or you can donate to help less fortunate writers at prsformusicfund.com/donate.

@prsfund

At BASCA Head of Awards, Fran Matthews Awards Coordinator, Cindy Truong

email: fund@prsformusic.com www.prsformusicfund.com

Anna Bailey and team at the Grosvenor House Annabel Fitzgerald, Mandy Read and team for their back stage management Nicola Burdett and Zoe Willis, our Stage Assistants David Collins, for keeping everyone in check Paul Mctaggart and team at Pace Prestige Services Ltd Mark Allan for our official photography Claire Howes and team at Taylor Herring PR All the staff at BASCA and ushers volunteering on the day Joanne Viner for the programme production Mark Sutherland for writing our award recipient profiles Kevin Kirkham and team at the Complete Print Group for our printing

@prsfund

call us on 020 3741 4067

Members of The Ivors Committee The songwriters and composers who sat on this year’s judging panels Pete Compton, our Independent Adjudicator

Registered Charity No. 208671 The 2017 Ivor Novello Awards 63

BASCA BASCA Board: Crispin Hunt (Chairman), Mark Ayres, Issie Barratt, Mira Calix, Gary Carpenter, Tim Fraser, Paul Hartnoll, Rupert Hine, Helienne Lindvall, Marc Sylvan, William Sweeney Chief Executive: Vick Bain BASCA Fellows: John Adams, David Arnold, Malcolm Arnold, John Barry, Don Black, Pierre Boulez, John Dankworth, George Fenton, David Ferguson, Barry Gibb, Maurice Gibb, Robin Gibb, Elton John, Annie Lennox, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Peter Maxwell Davies, Paul McCartney, Tim Rice The Ivors Committee: Kim Appleby, Joan Armatrading, Karen Buse (PRS for Music Representative), Cathy Dennis, Paul Gambaccini, Crispin Hunt, Helienne Lindvall, Fran Matthews (BASCA Head of Awards), Ed Puddick, Tom Robinson, Sharleen Spiteri, Marc Sylvan The Ivors and Euterpe (The Ivors Statuette, designed in 1955 by Hazel Underwood) are trademarks belonging to BASCA. Persons wishing to reproduce or use these marks must secure the written consent of BASCA prior to use.

You are not permitted to record, photograph or film any part of the Ivor Novello Awards 2017 event without a specific licence from BASCA. Although every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained within this publication, BASCA cannot be liable for errors or omissions.

No part of this publication may be reproduced without the written permission of BASCA.

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BASCA BASCA Board: Crispin Hunt (Chairman), Mark Ayres, Issie Barratt, Mira Calix, Gary Carpenter, Tim Fraser, Paul Hartnoll, Rupert Hine, Helienne Lindvall, Marc Sylvan, William Sweeney Chief Executive: Vick Bain BASCA Fellows: John Adams, David Arnold, Malcolm Arnold, John Barry, Don Black, Pierre Boulez, John Dankworth, George Fenton, David Ferguson, Barry Gibb, Maurice Gibb, Robin Gibb, Elton John, Annie Lennox, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Peter Maxwell Davies, Paul McCartney, Tim Rice The Ivors Committee: Kim Appleby, Joan Armatrading, Karen Buse (PRS for Music Representative), Cathy Dennis, Paul Gambaccini, Crispin Hunt, Helienne Lindvall, Fran Matthews (BASCA Head of Awards), Ed Puddick, Tom Robinson, Sharleen Spiteri, Marc Sylvan The Ivors and Euterpe (The Ivors Statuette, designed in 1955 by Hazel Underwood) are trademarks belonging to BASCA. Persons wishing to reproduce or use these marks must secure the written consent of BASCA prior to use.

You are not permitted to record, photograph or film any part of the Ivor Novello Awards 2017 event without a specific licence from BASCA. Although every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained within this publication, BASCA cannot be liable for errors or omissions.

No part of this publication may be reproduced without the written permission of BASCA.

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