Norman Cook reminisces about his first meeting with James Hamilton, an unexpected figure in the dance music scene due to his aristocratic demeanor and formidable stature. Hamilton's passion for dance music and the culture around it stood out, and despite looking like a headmaster, he was deeply entrenched in the music world. Cook recalls how Hamilton's acknowledgment of his hip-hop interests while he was still part of the indie band Housemartins created tension within the group, as the indie scene was notoriously dismissive of dance music during that era.
Norman Cook recalls his first encounter with James Hamilton, describing him as a towering figure with an unexpected passion for dance music culture, showcasing his unique character.
Cook reflects on the huge risk he took as a member of the Housemartins embracing hip-hop, and how Hamilton's acknowledgment of his musical interests led to significant backlash from his bandmates.
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