A podcast dedicated to the greatest band ever, Stereophonics. Growing up in the South Wales valleys I know how much the band means to the people. I’ll be speaking to guests to find out how Stereophonics influenced their lives.
In this episode I talk to Corey Jones from Bolton, we discuss everything Stereophonics, the Far From Saints and Adam Zindani solo projects and some mental health.
In this episode I speak to music promoter Simon Burrows from Simon Say Music Productions.
Chris Hughes, a singer songwriter inspired by Kelly and his lyrics. Contains strong claims to certain lyrics before KJ wrote them
In this episode I speak to Andrew Whitman and we discuss many topics from Phonics wedding songs, standing v sitting, Phonics tattoos, the elusive documentary and many more.
In this episode we hear from Melissa Jones from North Wales. Melissa recently saw the band for the first time on the Oochya tour.
In this episode we speak to superfan Christine Joseph about the upcoming Oochya! tour, the new album and (apologies to Ed Sheeran and Adele) I had a rant about boring musicians.
We hear Christmas messages from fans, Tom Speight who supported Stereophonics on their latest tour and we also hear from Jamie Morrison, Stereophonics drummer.
In this episode I talk to Martin Burns, an intergral and very active member of the Stereophonics fan community. Martin talks about discovering the band at a swimming pool and how his love for Hanson and PJ & Duncan dwindled after discovering Stereophonics.
This episode was filmed live at The Dolls House in Abertillery with Stereosonics. In this episode we hear all about how Stereosonics learn all the new songs (pretty much before Stereophonics themselves), their favourite songs to play and sharing a stage with both Stuart and Richard.
Listen to hear how Kelly inspired Karl to write music, his work with Stereophonics drummer Jamie Morrison and how his fan's amazing efforts to get his band on the bill in Cardiff in December.
In this episode Alex Williams talks about living the dream photographing his favourite band from the pit.
This episode features singer/songwriter Freya Wolf from Godreaman. Freya discovered the band whilst they were still performing in Aberdare as Tragic Love Company and was even booked to play with the band.
This episode features singer/songwriter Chris Morgan from the Welsh band Stay Voiceless.
This episode feature a fellow podcaster Damo Batchelor. Damo has his own podcast called Gatefold Gateways where they discuss great albums from all genres of music.
Episode 4 features Manchester musician Ash Palmer.
This episode features Luke Dyche from Swansea who wasn't even born when Word Gets Around was released!
Episode 2 features Simon Collier, a member of Stereophonics in the early days and Kelly's guitar tech for 15 years.
Our first guest is Jordan, a man who grew up in and around Aberdare and discovered the band aged 8.
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