Podcast appearances and mentions of damian o'neill

For Episode 7 of our Lockdown Lowdown series I am delighted to welcome Damian O'Neill, guitarist with The Undertones, That Petrol Emotion, The Everlasting Yeah and (as Damian confesses) "guitar gunslinger for hire"! I wanted to find out more information about his recent collaboration with the excellent New York based Power Pop band Baby Shakes and their brand new single "Sweet 'n' Sour", a stomping version of a track from Damian's own solo album "Refit Revise Reprise". Damian and his Undertones colleague, drummer Billy Doherty produce and play on the single which also features a cover of the Undertones "Really Really". We talk about his involvement with Dimple Discs Records, the label he runs with good friend Brian O'Neill who have released "Sweet & Sour" as a stunning 7" single on coloured vinyl. We also discuss and play a track from another excellent Dimple Discs release from Eileen Gogan & The Instructions album "Under Moving Skies" and catch up with news on Damian's latest projects including new music from 5 Billion in Diamonds. Finally, we get a long-awaited update on what's been happening with The Everlasting Yeah. Podcover photo by Rosa O'Neill. Retrosonic Podcast Theme by Adam Donovan. Retrosonic Podcast has a valid PRS Licence. For full tracklisting and links to all featured bands, artists and record labels, please check out the feature on Retro Man Blog at the link below: https://retroman65.blogspot.com/2020/11/retrosonic-podcast-lockdown-lowdown.html

Undertones & That Petrol Emotion special with Damian O'Neill in conversation with David Eastaugh Lead guitarist in the pop-punk band, The Undertones. He joined the band following the departure of his older brother, Vincent, in 1976, and remained with the band until their break up in 1983. O'Neill wrote several album tracks and singles during the career of The Undertones, usually writing with bassist Michael Bradley. After the Undertones split in 1983, Damian O'Neill formed That Petrol Emotion with his guitarist brother, John O'Neill. The Undertones reformed in 1999 and O'Neill continues to perform and record with them.

DAMIAN O'NEILL [THE MAGIC BISCUIT TIN] Damian O'Neill & The Milk Chocolate Digestive [INTRO] patreon.com/nearperfectpitch Blues From A Gun - #TheJesusAndMaryChain [NR] Michael Is My Girlfriend - #Massage massagetheband.bandcamp.com [CHOON THIS] This Is The Day (Disinfected Version) - #TheThe [NR] United In The City - #TimeForAction timeforactionmcr.bandcamp.com [WEEKLY PEEL] AUGUST 19 1987 Rocket U.S.A. - #Loop #JohnPeel #PeelSession [NR] Dying To Believe - #TheBeths thebethsnz.bandcamp.com Daily Mail - #Radiohead [NR] Wings - #TheShacks theshacksband.bandcamp.com [NR] Lockdown - #JahWobble jahwobble.bandcamp.com Tegan - #SingSing [ESSENTIAL WAX] TURIN BRAKES - THE OPTIMIST - 2001 Underdog (Save Me) - #TurinBrakes Slack - #TurinBrakes [NR] Baby Rattlesnakes - #TeamPicture  teampicture.bandcamp.com [NR] Get Lucky - #LadyBird [NR] History Has Its Eyes On You - #MysteryJets [OBLIGATORY FALL-AH] Hot Aftershave Bop - #TheFall #MarkESmith Resist Much Obey Little - #TheBrianJonestownMassacre [NR] Tell Me Everything - #TheBanshees Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others - #TheSmiths [HATTRICK] In The Clouds - #AllAboutEve     Sleeping Pills - #Suede      Apple Green (Remix) - #MilltownBrothers     Don't Make It Difficult - #PipBlom Retrospective - #PingPongClub [COVER ME] Hey Hey My My (Demo Version) - #Devo #NeilYoung #CoverVersion Goal - #DepthCharge [NR] I'm No Artist - #CatholicAction Seven Years Of Letters - #TheTwilightSad [INTERVIEW FEATURE] Damian O'Neill [NR] Angels In Tyconnell St. - #DamianONeill [NR] Everlasting - #DamianONeill [NR] Mundanian Dream - #DamianONeill www.damian-oneill.com [TARA]

Engineering Success interviews Kevin Lyons the Owner and Director of Lyons O'Neill. Kevin has many years experience in the design and delivery of a wide range of structures. His early career saw him working on the drawing board before training with Alan Baxter & Associates on historical buildings and then setting off to work on Cathay Pacific Headquarters in Hong Kong. He returned to London after 2 years abroad where he found his niche working at Teckniker on highly detailed and architecturally led structures. He set up Lyons O'Neill with his business partner Damian O'Neill after a 2 year spell working with Heatherwick Studios as their in-house engineer. Kevin's interest lies in finding appropriate and buildable design solutions which are well communicated and co-ordinated. Lyons O'Neill brings together engineers from a variety of backgrounds and the experience they bring reflects in the quality of the solutions they produce.

Steve from Retro Man Blog talks about his trip to Sweden to see the Nymphet Noodlers reunion show and plays a pick of great new music that's made it's way to the Blog recently. We bring back some cool Scandic sounds from Cat & The Underdogs, Arvidsson & Butterflies, In Deed, Stupidity and Flight Reaction. There's new solo music and projects from a host of current and ex-members of some pretty big acts...Damian O'Neill of The Undertones & That Petrol Emotion, Lana Loveland from The Fuzztones, Joel Gion from Brian Jonestown Massacre, Citizens of Nowhere (ex-Godfathers), Speakeasy (ex-Chords, Long Tall Shorty, Purple Hearts) and Stag who are fronted by That Petrol Emotion's vocalist Steve Mack. More superb new music from Les Kitschenette's and Popincourt (featuring Ken Stringfellow). There's the debut release from DJ Lee Grimshaw's new Spinout Nuggets label by Sergeant's Mess who feature Wolf Howard, Chris Hearsey, Jon Barker and Darryl Hartley (CTMF, Vanderbilts, Phaze, Buff Medways etc). To end there's a great track from Graham Day's instrumental outfit The Senior Service's forthcoming second album...Enjoy!

Damian O'Neill, guitarist with The Undertones, That Petrol Emotion and The Everlasting Yeah talks to Steve from Retro Man Blog about his new solo album "Refit Revise Reprise" under the name Damian O'Neill & The Monotones. Comprising 12 tracks recorded at home and at Press Play Studios in South London. Co-produced, engineered and mixed by Damian, Andy Ramsay (ex Stereolab) and Paul Tipler with musical contributions from Sean O’Hagan (The High Llamas) amongst others. There’s some old, new, borrowed and blue on this record. You’ll hear new songs and instrumental tracks that are guaranteed to thrill and melt your heart plus Damian has delved into his musical past and revamped selected self penned Undertones/That Petrol Emotion songs too. It’s Glam/Stomp/Dreamy Pop with a cascade of guitars, vibes, organ, bells and whistles. You can order the album at the following Pledgemusic link: https://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/damianoneill

Steve from Retro Man Blog and rock photographer Paul Slattery with the usual eclectic mix of Psych, Punk, Power Pop, Mod, Indie and well...just good old fashioned Rock 'n' Roll. Plus waffle and chat about Paul's forthcoming photo book on The Skids and working with Mark E Smith and The Fall. There's music and reports on recent gigs with Michael Head, The Fall, The Blue Aeroplanes and lots of brand new releases including The Past Tense, The Fallen Leaves, John Hoyles, French Boutik, TV Eye and an EXCLUSIVE track from 5 Billion In Diamonds - an amazing collaboration featuring Garbage drummer and 'Nevermind' producer Butch Vig, James Grillo, Andy Spaceland, Ebbot Lundberg, Damian O'Neill and various members of Spiritualized, Massive Attack and others! There's oldies from Shack, The Bit 'A Sweet, Johnny Thunders, Tours and Manufactured Romance...Enjoy! For tracklisting and links to all the bands please check out www.retromanblog.com Retrosonic Podcast has a valid PRS certificate.

Steve from Retro Man Blog talks to Raymond Gorman, Damian O'Neill and Ciaran McLauglin of The Everlasting Yeah in the build up to their gig at The Half Moon Putney on May 12th. There's a comprehensive look into The Everlasting Yeah's excellent debut album "Anima Rising" and a frank and in-depth journey back through That Petrol Emotion's career and impressive back catalogue. The Podcast is generously soundtracked with a pick of songs old and new. For more information on The Everlasting Yeah please check out their official website http://www.theeverlastingyeah.com/. Tickets for The Everlasting Yeah gig at The Half Moon on May 12th can be bought in advance from http://halfmoon.co.uk/