Podcast appearances and mentions of john brewster

De Surinaamse verkiezingen stonden afgelopen week plots volop op de Nederlandse radar. Misschien ook wel omdat ze gepaard gingen met iets wat we in Nederland de laatste tijd niet gewend zijn bij verkiezingen, namelijk hoop.  Door de vondst van olie zou Suriname het zeventiende rijkste land ter wereld kunnen worden, in theorie dan. Voordat die oliedollars ook echt bij de bevolking terechtkomen moet er namelijk nog veel gebeuren. De Surinaamse politiek heeft een imago van corruptie, maar juist ook dáár wilden de Surinamers bij deze verkiezingen mee afrekenen.  Maar is dit nu eigenlijk gelukt? En welke kant gaat het straks op met Suriname? Jan praat erover met John Brewster, bestuurskundige en voorzitter van het Diaspora Instituut Nederland! 

In this “How's That? – The Podcast” episode, Oz music legend John Brewster from legendary band The Angels talks to the boys about :    Growing up in Adelaide, the formation of The Angels, gigging with Cheech & Chong, touring with David Bowie, AC/DC, Cheap Trick & The Kinks.....how the "Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again" chant started, The Party Boys, The Angels in France, songwriting, playing golf with cricket legend Bob Simpson, Dennis Lillee, The Angels new album "99", The Angels new lineup....and much, much more!!!  

John Brewster and his brother Rick formed The Angels in 1974, part of a long lineage of great Adelaide musicians. The band's new album Ninety Nine is out now. Visit theangels.com.au to buy the record or CD - or 50th birthday merch.

Roma Street - Margaux spots CFMEU Protesters on the drive to work NRLW Parra player gets in old-fashioned stink over Uber Eats order John Brewster from the Angels reminisces with Marto over epic Festival Hall gig The Aussie teams male and female flag bearers Eddie Ockenden & Jess Fox Tokyo games BMX champ Liam Martin gets his Van looted! Kamilla Harris disses Trump and leapfrogs him in the polls! The 2024 OZ GAMES – Prawn peeling? Barefoot bindi run? What events do you want in the games? Text 0484101045 for suggestions Flying taxi's !! What damage have your junior athletes caused in the pursuit of excellence? How much money do you get from Oz government for winning a games medal? Billy Walters – 3 hookers lining up for broncs | Best case scenario for finals? Woolworths & Coles collectables are back! What annoying thing does your partner collect?  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Angels' new album ‘Ninety Nine' is out now and is the band's first new album in ten years. John Brewster joined Julie-anne on 6PR Afternoons ahead of the bands tour to Perth.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Angels are celebrating 50 years with some live shows and a brand new album called Ninety Nine so Clairsy & Lisa caught up with John Brewster from the band.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jeremy McGovern was unable to fly home after the game last weekend because of his injuries so with Adam Simpson's sacking, he decided to drive across the Nullarbor to Adelaide where his wife met him to bring him the rest of the way home so, Clairsy & Lisa opened the phones to find out the lengths you took to get home. Channel 7 have announced they're going to do horoscopes at the end of the news so Clairsy & Lisa decided to do their own. Clairsy & Lisa had a chat about the recent Brat Pack doco Brats. In The Shaw Report, a Baywatch docuseries is on the way plus why Ellen DeGeneres is quitting showbusiness. Clairsy & Lisa spoke to John Brewster from The Angels as they release their new album Ninety-Nine and hit the road for some shows. Clairsy told Lisa the story of a man who tried to smuggle 104 live snakes onto a plane. Ben O'Shea reviewed the new movie Fly Me To The Moon starring Channing Tatum and Scarlett Johansson.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How do we come to terms with the sudden loss of a cherished friend and musician? Join us as we honor the life of Nick Gnojek, whose 18 years with us left an indelible mark on our hearts and our community. We share touching anecdotes, reflections on his vibrant spirit, and a moving musical tribute from John Brewster that captures the essence of Nick's enduring impact. We are privileged to welcome Sára Rain, an interfaith minister and Sufi practitioner, who guides us through the intricate paths of understanding and faith, particularly in the context of death and dying. Drawing wisdom from Sufi Master Pir-o-Murshid Inayat Khan, Sarah emphasizes the profound human desire for clarity and the fears that arise from confusion and doubt. Her insights serve as a poignant reminder of the importance of continuous learning and connecting deeply with others, even amidst life's uncertainties.Transcript

The Angels' guitarist John Brewster joined Laurel, Gary and Mark on 4BC Breakfast to discuss their new album and their upcoming tour.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Strap yourself in for this one!John Brewster joins Matty O as we celebrate 50 years of one of our most Iconic rock bands, The Angels with possibly the best ever tour name of all time - 50 Not Out! In this chat we dive into their new record, new front man and their incredible legacy as maybe the countries longest serving rock acts (who aren't slowing down anytime soon.They're hitting the road across June, July and August and taking MI-SEX with them! All the details can be found here.https://theangels.com.au/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Strap yourself in for this one!John Brewster joins Matty O as we celebrate 50 years of one of our most Iconic rock bands, The Angels with possibly the best ever tour name of all time - 50 Not Out! In this chat we dive into their new record, new front man and their incredible legacy as maybe the countries longest serving rock acts (who aren't slowing down anytime soon.They're hitting the road across June, July and August and taking MI-SEX with them! All the details can be found here.https://theangels.com.au/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jude tackles Trump and his 34 counts of guilty, Tim Franklin is on the home stretch from running around the world, he runs right through the Triple M studio, phoner when did you have to sub in”, Woodsy is the super sub this week and we interview John Brewster from the Angles on their 50 NOT OUT Tour….See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In This Episode 413 We Have Special Guest Recording Artist "John Brewster” Who Tells Us How He Became A Singer, Songwriter, Guitarist, Content Creator, and how to make it your passion/purpose/living! Follow & Support “John Brewster" Instagram @john.brewster.music & Website: johnbrewstermusic.comFollow & Support Me @Venmo- @Ariel-Castillo-4 PayPal- Paypal.me/arielent TIKTOK- @Arielent.com Ariel Castillo Soundcloud Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/arielentpod/ Website- Arielent.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/ariel-s-entertainment-podcast--4229670/support.

Morgen komt er met het definitieve vonnis tegen Desi Bouterse, na zestien jaar een einde aan het Decembermoordenproces. De langslepende zaak heeft zijn sporen achtergelaten in het land Suriname. Er wordt 20 jaar geëist tegen de Surinaamse oud-legerleider en ex-president. Maar Bouterse kent zowel tegenstanders als supporters, waardoor de uitspraak hoe dan ook weer een nieuwe stempel zal drukken op de samenleving. Wat zijn de verwachtingen en hoe gespannen wordt er gekeken naar deze uitspraak? John Brewster is Suriname-kenner en is voorzitter van het Diaspora Instituut Nederland, vandaag bij ons te gast!

Status Quo are one of Britain's longest-running bands, staying together for over six decades. During much of that time, the group was only successful in the U.K., where they racked up a string of Top Ten singles over the decades. In America, the Quo were ignored after they abandoned psychedelia for heavy boogie rock in the early '70s. Before that, the band managed to reach number 12 in the U.S. with the psychedelic classic "Pictures of Matchstick Men" Following that single, the group suffered a lean period for the next few years before the band members decided to refashion themselves as a hard rock boogie band in 1970. The Quo have basically recycled the same simple boogie on each successive album and single, yet their popularity has never waned. If anything, their very predictability ensured the group a large following. The guys started out as The Spectres with Francis Rossi (vocals, guitar) Alan Lancaster (bass) drummer John Coghlan and organist Roy Lynes. The group added Rick Parfitt (guitar, vocals) and changed its name to Status Quo. Throughout the '70s, each album Status Quo released went into the Top Five, while their singles -- including the number one "Down Down" (1974), "Roll Over Lay Down" (1975), "Rain" (1976), "Wild Side of Life" (1976), and a cover of John Fogerty's "Rockin' All Over the World" (1977) - consistently hit the Top Ten. Since they were experiencing a great deal of success, they didn't change their sound at all, they just kept churning out the same heavy boogie. John Coghlan left Status Quo in 1981 – during rehearsals for the band's 20th Anniversary album in Switzerland. Tensions had developed and John left to form his own band. By 1983 his own band featured a selection of respected musicians, comprising; guitarist Ray Majors (ex-Mott and British Lions), bass player Ian Ellis (ex-Savoy Brown and Steamhammer), and keyboard player Jeff Banister. That same year John Coghlan teamed up with a trio of other well-known musicians called the Rockers. The four man line up boasted John on drums, Phil Lynott (Thin Lizzy's frontman) on bass, guitar and vocals, Chas Hodges (from Chas ‘n' Dave) on keyboards and Roy Wood (ex Wizzard, ELO and The Move) on guitar and vocals. Coghlan continued to tour regularly playing with various musicians. He began working with Alan Lancaster in Australia who was putting together a band with Australian guitarist John Brewster, called the Bombers. John worked with The Bombers for a year but returned to the UK in 1990. John Coghlan started working with his own band, John Coghlan's Quo, during the late 1990s. By that time, Status Quo had scored 50 British hit singles, which was more than any other band in rock & roll history at the time. This week John Coghlan joins us to explain what those heady days were like, why he left the band in 1981and what life holds for him today. If you'd like to learn more about John Coghlan follow these links: http://www.johncoghlan.com/ and check out his new book SPUD https://www.amazon.co.uk/Coghlan-Quo-Steven-Myatt/dp/1899750479 To check out what Status Quo are doing these days head for https://www.statusquo.co.uk/ If you have any feedback, comments or suggestions for future guests on this show, please contact me https://abreathoffreshair.com.au/

Drag racing in the United Kingdom with Volkswagens started in the late 70s early 80s. A lot of guys from the day are still around and we were able to track down one of them for today's podcast. John Brewster got into Volkswagens in the mid-70s eventually working for auto carava a VW restoration and supply company. That evolved into him building engines and performance motors. He I listed the auto caravan drag car that also worked for slalom racing and lots of other things back in the day. He was originally involved in the VW drag racing in the UK. One of the original pioneers that started a lot of this across the pond. Do you know owns and operates JB's Elite fabrication. A great story and interesting insight as to the challenges that they dealt with being in the UK and not having access to the parts and pieces that we have here. Follow his Instagram and check out the links below  https://www.instagram.com/jbselitefabrications/ www.letstalkdubs.com www.rosswulf.com www.vwtrendsmagazine.com www.thewagen.com  

In Suriname gaan na een lange vakantie de scholen weer beginnen. Als het goed is. Veel leraren hebben namelijk aangekondigd met acties te komen, vanwege de economische situatie in het land. Net voor het weekend ga president Santohki een toespraak met een positieve toon. In deze podcast praat Stephan met journalist  Deceuninck en met John Brewster, voorzitter van het Diaspora Instituut.

Ahead of their upcoming gig at The Big Skies Festival, Lee spoke the Angels founding member and guitarist John Brewster about 5 decades of Rock n Roll, a new lead singer and the time they cancelled a Toowoomba Concert.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Cheryl Lee - That Radio Chick on STILL ROCKIN' IT for news, reviews, music and interviews with some of our favourite Australian musicians.Get ready for a ride through the musical journey of John Brewster, founding member of the Angels and a man whose love for Bob Dylan is as legendary as his own music. By the end of this episode, you will have a profound understanding of this folklore of South Australian music history. Not just that, you'll also get to hear about his recent band line-up changes, including the addition of his sons, Tom and Sam.His upcoming 74th birthday, his planned knee replacements and his undying love for Bob Dylan get the spotlight. Plus, there's plenty of excitement in store with the Angels' upcoming events, including their special guest appearance at the HOG Rally, Blue Skies Music Festival, and the Vailo500.Lastly, but by no means the least, our talk delves deep into John's musical influences, his thoughts on analog versus digital recording and an intimate look into his song 'Marseille'.   This episode is a must-listen for every serious music lover, offering insights and anecdotes from an iconic musician's life. Includes Songs:The Angels - Take a Long LineBob Dylan - It's All Over Now Baby BlueThe Angels - Don't Waste My TimeBaby Animals - MarseillesThe Angels - Mr DamageThe Angels - La GrangeWhat has John Brewster been up to lately … let's find out!To catch up on podcasts from other favourite artists, or for more radio chick stuff simply go to “ThatRadioChick.com.au”. Get out when you can, support local music and I'll see you down the front!!Visit: ThatRadioChick.com.au

In februari van dit jaar liep het uit de hand in Suriname: demonstraties tegen de regering-Santokhi liepen uit op heftige rellen en plunderingen. De onvrede over de levensstandaard was de oorzaak van de onrust. Kan de gemiddelde Surinamer intussen zijn boodschappen weer betalen? En hoe groot is de kans op nieuwe rellen? Els praat erover door met bestuurskundige John Brewster van het Diaspora Instituut Nederland.

Join Cheryl Lee - That Radio Chick on STILL ROCKIN' IT for news, reviews, music and interviews with some of our favourite Australian musicians.We share a recent zoom room chat with long term  Angels member, Nick Norton.As the book The 100 Best Australian Albums highlighted, “The Angels can lay claim to being Australia's longest-lasting band.” And with the band closing in on their 50th anniversary in 2024, they are embarking on an exciting new era, with the announcement of a brand-new lead singer.The band's new front man is a name very familiar to Angels fans. Stepping out from behind the drum kit to take centre stage is Nick Norton, who has been a member of the band since 2011.“Nick is an incredible musician and a great singer and songwriter,” says Angels founding member John Brewster. “He obviously knows the songs like the back of his hand and the fans already know and love him, so he's the perfect fit. We can't wait to hit the road.”We chat to Nick about his earlier bands, GangAwry and Acca Daiquiris, recording at legendary Australian record company Alberts and iconic Adelaide recording studio Mixmasters and the all important question, what is in his CD stacker at the moment.Includes Songs:GangAwry - Needing a New HighThe Angels - La GrangeThe Brewster Brothers - Blowin' In The WindThe Angels featuring Jimmy Barnes - Marseilles (Live)AC/DC - Rock n' Roll DamnationThe Angels - Be With YouWhat have The angels been up to lately … let's find out!To catch up on podcasts from other favourite artists, simply go to  “ThatRadioChick.com.au”Get out when you can, support local music and I'll see you down the front!!Visit: ThatRadioChick.com.au

Interview by Kris PetersNot only are The Angels an Australian music institution, they are also a band who, despite being around for more than four decades, show no sign of slowing down.Original guitarists Rick and John Brewster are the backbone of any musical incarnation featuring music from The Angels and are known as much for their natural ability and musicianship as they are for being part of one of this countries most successful and enduring rock outfits.Since Dave Gleeson took over vocal duties after the loss of Doc Neeson, The Angels have had to often work with and around the touring schedule of Gleeson's original band, The Screaming Jets, but in those moments of downtime Rick and John have steadfastly refused to lay down their guitars, instead continuing to tour and record in their own right.With Gleeson again away on duties, the brothers have now decided to revisit The Angels vast back catalogue and drag out some songs that have previously never or rarely been played live.Songs like Save Me, When The Time Comes, Dogs Are Talking, Moving On and City Out Of Control to name but a few have been given the kiss of life by Brewster Brothers Electric: Playing The Angels Rarities.Not only is the band - with fill in vocalist Nick Norton, Sam Brewster on bass and Mick Skelton on drums accompanying Rick and John - performing a select number of live shows, they have also released the EP Lives Of Grace featuring the tracks Night Attack, Lives Of Grace, Moving On and Small Price To Pay.HEAVY tracked down Rick Brewster to talk about the legacy and continued popularity of The Angels. We start by asking where he finds the drive and energy to keep pushing on with side projects where most people would be enjoying some down time."It's an opportunity to play some of the ... what would you call them ... we call them the rarities. When you think about songs like Dogs Are Talking or Eat City they are just songs we don't often play because there's not time in an Angels show. We've talked about doing rarities as a project with Dave but the thing is Dave is busy all the time. As soon as we finish an Angels tour he's out with The Screaming Jets. So we thought it's an opportunity, we've got this freak drummer Nick Norton who is also got a great voice and plays guitar and we thought let's put a band together, do The Angels rarities, get another drummer and put Nick out front."In the full interview we ask Rick how they even pick a set list of rarities that will appease fans, reinvigorating themselves by playing older tracks, having to re-learn the songs, the live show and what to expect, the new EP Lives Of Grace, the recent documentary movie The Angels: Kickin' Down The Door and what he thought of it, reflecting on their past achievements, upcoming shows, what's next when Dave comes back and more.

John Brewster discusses early days & records of The Angels / Angel City, the name change, working w AC/DC and Vanda & Young at Albert Productions, the classic albums, the influence of the band on the Seattle sound and lots more. Topics include: Upcoming Brewster Brothers tour Origins of the name “The Keystone Angels” Early gigs with AC/DC Working at Alberts with George Young and Harry Vanda Creating “Face to Face” The guitar sound, playing with Malcolm Young Leaving Albert Productions Spending time in Albert's studio Watching Harry create “Love Is In The Air” Parting with Albert Productions, quick Fifa Riccobono story Finding the issue with the band name “The Angels” The name “Angel City” getting known in the US Fans of The Angels/Angel City Texting with Slash on the golf course Challenges opening for The Kinks Nice memories of David Bowie Origins of the audience call-back chant for “Will I Ever See Your Face Again” Does the band have control and access to The Angels' tapes and music? Who is on the cover of The Angels Debut? The story of the cover of “Face to Face” The lighting and choreography of The Angels live show Filling in live bands with family members The release of film/video of Liveline Considering reissuing classic album titles The collectability of original Angels LPs Memories of sequencing Angels albums The Brewster Brothers Electric EP Are there possible future recording or ‘recharged' projects? Upcoming 50th anniversary plans with special guests Listening to classics as well as upcoming Aussie bands The Brewster Brothers dates and The Angels with choir and symphonies Interview wrap up Get Tix to see The Angels and The Brewster Brothers here High-resolution & Commercial Free version of this interview available at: www.Patreon.com/VinylGuide Listen on Apple: https://apple.co/2Y6ORU0 Listen on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/36qhlc8 Follow our Podcast: https://linktr.ee/vinylguide Facebook: www.Facebook.com/VinylGuide Instagram: www.Instagram.com/VinylGuide Support our show: www.Patreon.com/VinylGuide If you like records, just starting a collection or are an uber-nerd with a house-full of vinyl, this is the podcast for you. Nate Goyer is The Vinyl Guide and discusses all things music and record-related

On February 24th, the EP "Lives Of Grace" was released, comprising four tracks, including a fresh take on the timeless classic 'Night Attack,' which is the catalyst for our conversation. As a cover musician, I have incorporated popular tracks such as Long Line, No Secrets, and the classic Australian song "Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again?" in my performances for a significant period. Having a good understanding of John's significant impact through The Angel's music and his influence on other musicians, he discusses in our conversation the band's lasting legacy, their latest release, upcoming tours, and memories of the old days with AC/DC. Furthermore, John shares memories of his dear friend Alan Lancaster (RIP) from Status Quo.

Vorige week werd Suriname opgeschrikt door hevig uit de hand gelopen protesten. Over de toedracht en wie er verantwoordelijk is voor de rellen en geweerschoten verschillen de geruchten. Toch is het in het land al langer onrustig, de economische situatie is zeer slecht en de kansen liggen niet voor het oprapen. Hoe staat het land er politiek en economisch voor? Wat zijn de toekomstplannen en wie worden de kartrekkers in Suriname? We gaan erover in gesprek met John Brewster van het Diaspora Instituut Suriname/Nederland. 

In the DJ Booth, the Godfather of Rock Lee Simon is here and is joined by the legend that is John Brewster.   Brewster Brothers Electric- Playing The Angels RaritiesBrand new EP – ‘Lives Of Grace feat. 4 tracks, including a brand new recording of the classic ‘Night Attack.' www.theangels.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(01:03) Suriname in shock over rellen en bestorming De Surinaamse president Chan Santokhi wil snel weer over naar een normale situatie, na een weekend vol chaos en geweld in Paramaribo. Vrijdag drongen er demonstranten binnen in het parlementsgebouw in Suriname. Uniek voor een land waar protesten normaal gesproken vreedzaam verlopen, maar waar afgelopen vrijdag een grote demonstratie tegen de regering leidde tot rellen waarbij gewonden vielen en winkels werden geplunderd. In de studio John Brewster, voorzitter van het Diaspora Instituut in Nederland, over de schok die dit in Suriname teweeg brengt. (10:20) Zingen in tijd van oorlog “Groen is de rogge. Groen is de rogge voorbij het dorp.” Diep uit het hart zingen Oekraïense vrouwen hún volksliederen. Dat biedt hoop en troost in alle ellende die de oorlog met zich meebrengt. Deze week is het een jaar geleden dat de oorlog in Oekraïne uitbrak. Mensenlevens worden verwoest. Families van elkaar gescheiden. In Bureau Buitenland pianiste Tatiana Chevtchouk die Oekraïense vrouwen bij elkaar bracht in Amsterdam om samen te zingen.  (21:43) Uitgelicht: bewoners van Rome zijn alle filmcrews die in de stad draaien meer dan zat, zo constateert onze correspondent Angelo van Schaik.  Presentatie: Sophie Derkzen

An episode relating to COVID-19. Insights from John Brewster, Jnt Snr Pastor at The Well, Retford, UK

In this Episode, Ian is joined by his good friend John Brewster, who is the Snr Leader at The Well, Retford. John and Ian look at John 3 and discuss the essential elements of a good, healthy christian birth.

Steven Shuster joined the business in 1985, after earning his bachelor's degree in Economics at the University of Rhode Island and completing his licensing - Life & Accident Insurance and Health Insurance. In 1990, as the elder partners made plans to retire, John and Steve formed Brewster & Shuster Associates. In 2007, when John Brewster passed away, Steve became the sole owner. A professional who enjoys people, servicing their needs, and helping them solve their problems, Steve truly values the relationships he has developed over the years. He is married with two children and enjoys running and spending time with his family at their beach house.

On the show today, Clairsy & Lisa catch up with Comedian Charles Firth to chat all things ‘The War on 2022', The Angels guitarist John Brewster talks about family, music and The Angels documentary ahead of ‘A Symphony of Angels' at Perth Concert Hall and the team heard your hilarious, painful and heart-warming answers to the question ‘what was the most unexpected thing that happened to you this year?'See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Just imagine 'Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again' in all its callback glory with a symphony orchestra. Imagine no more. This week, Aussie rock legends The Angels present their acclaimed Symphony of Angels show at the Perth Concert Hall, we spoke to guitarist John Brewster...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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NSW COVID REFUNDS SPORTS NEWS WHEN HAS YOUR ADVICE FLOPPED? JOHN BREWSTER GUS AIRLINE STORY AARON CADMAN TWO STRONG HEARTS: GUS V DELL SARAH ABOSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Who would have thought an album dedicated to Migloo the White Whale would be the catalyst for a chain of events that has seen Melbourne rock/punk outfit Dune Rats sweep all before them in 2022.Since releasing their latest album the impossibly difficult to say out loud Real Rare Whale earlier this year Dune Rats have toured relentlessly, suddenly and unforgivably becoming the darlings of Australian music.They have recorded a classic song by The Angels - with both Rick and John Brewster appearing, played to 1000's of punters in one night, won the Bangalow Billy Cart Derby and been nominated for Best Hard Rock/Metal album at this years ARIA Awards.Not bad for a bunch of self confessed larrikins who don't even take spelling their own name seriously.This weeks release of album single Space Cadet and it's hilariously poignant film clip have ushered in the next chapter of Dune Rats quest for world domination, which early next year sees the battle lines drawn on a 45 date run encompassing the U.S.A, Canada, U.K and Europe.HEAVY tracked down frontman Danny Beus for a chat before his shining star becomes so bright that he no longer needs to bore himself with the trivialities of media promotion.We start by asking him about the latest single Space Cadet."It's one of those ones where it started off - like any one of our songs - the idea in general started off like when you're a kid and you wanna do a million things, but you either don't have the talent to do those things or really process what it takes to do them," he recounted. "Then the crushing realisation of your Mum and Dad telling you to go wash the fucken dishes up kind of brings you back down to reality (laughs). It started off as this joke between us when we were writing that someone has to go and do the dishes and it would be like 'go away, I'm trying to write a rock song here' but you've gotta do the dishes first mate and it all tied into that. That's where the genesis of the song started, and then like any of them we fleshed it out and did some good nah nah's and gave it a few ooh's and then, bang, it was a finished song. It was one of those ones where our producer liked the overall vibe of the song as well."In the full interview Danny talks about the film clip to Space Cadet and sheds some truth on the cash bonanza the band received from winning, the reception to Real Rare Whale, the downright nasty reasons behind naming the album as such, being nominated for the ARIA's, how their acceptance speech might go should they win, the cover of Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again for Triple J, having the Brewster brothers play on the track, the Dune Rats upcoming shows to round out the year, next years massive overseas tour, keeping it fun on the road and more.

This was a great chat with one of the original Angels, John Brewster!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The Angels (aka "Angel City", as they were known in the US) are one of those fantastic bands that made it big in their home country-- in this case, Australia-- but never caught on in the US. A shame, because these guys had it all: big riffs, great hooks, and clever lyrics. Let's check out this great track from the band I like to think of as "the thinking man's AC/DC". "Look The Other Way" (Rick Brewster, Doc Neeson, John Brewster, Brent Eccles) Copyright 1984 ATR/EP/Cat Songs — This show is one of many great music-related podcasts on the Pantheon network. You should check them out! And remember to subscribe to this show, so you never miss an episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Angels (aka "Angel City", as they were known in the US) are one of those fantastic bands that made it big in their home country-- in this case, Australia-- but never caught on in the US. A shame, because these guys had it all: big riffs, great hooks, and clever lyrics. Let's check out this great track from the band I like to think of as "the thinking man's AC/DC". "Look The Other Way" (Rick Brewster, Doc Neeson, John Brewster, Brent Eccles) Copyright 1984 ATR/EP/Cat Songs — This show is one of many great music-related podcasts on the Pantheon network. You should check them out! And remember to follow this show, so you never miss an episode.

The Angels' guitarist talks about how lemons were used as a distraction for band members, and what it was like being the backing band to Chuck Berry.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John Brewster from The Angels talks about how lemons were used as a distraction for band members, and being the backing band to Chuck Berry. Ryan Daniels explains what went wrong during Channel Seven's sports segment last night and Clairsy & Lisa take calls on those team building exercises you get at work.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Angels' guitarist talks about how lemons were used as a distraction for band members, and what it was like being the backing band to Chuck Berry. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Brewster from The Angels talks about how lemons were used as a distraction for band members, and being the backing band to Chuck Berry. Ryan Daniels explains what went wrong during Channel Seven's sports segment last night and Clairsy & Lisa take calls on those team building exercises you get at work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

WILL THE ANGELS PLAY LYNDON'S 50TH IN HOPPERS CROSSING?!?! John Brewster and Triple M's own Dave Gleeson from The Angels caught up with Matty O ahead of their National Tour.  The Lads got a surprise with a call to from a die hard fan to play his 50th birthday in Victoria, what will the lads say? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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We can't deny how we're wrapped up in a fast-paced world. With so much on our plates and little time, we often forget that there's beauty in the little things. Reading a good novel, dancing around, or playing our favourite music, are the little things we should look out for because there's much more to life than just paychecks and job rankings.   Today's guest will surely move your hearts with his words. Singer/songwriter John Brewster is on the show today to talk to us all about how he's been able to make his passion his lifestyle. Tag along with us, and let's hear more from John.   --- Listen to the podcast here: Music and All Things that Make Us Human With John Brewster Welcome to Action's Antidotes, your antidote to the mindset that keeps you settling for less. One thing I've been thinking about quite a bit for at least several years now is what makes all of us human, which is something that I feel is diminished in our modern society. When I talk about this, I talk about things like laughter, things like dancing, things like humor, and things like music -- things that don't necessarily have a specific material value in most corporate settings but provide a lot of value to our lives, a lot of value to our wellbeing.  My guest today, John Brewster, is a Boulder resident and a singer/songwriter who has managed to make a lifestyle out of music, which I'm sure a lot of people would love the possibility of doing if they only knew how.  --- John, welcome to the program.   Thanks so much for having me today, Stephen. I'm really excited to be here. Thank you.    Yeah, definitely. You're relatively new to Colorado, right?   Yes. I just moved here in August of 2021, and now, we're in March 2022 for the future nerds out there that listen to this. I've been here for a few months, just getting grounded into the mountain energy and just been loving it so far.   Where do you come from most recently?   South Carolina. I was in Charleston last. That's where I got my start in music as far as original music goes.   You do exclusively original music?   I do my own original music. It's my priority. To right now sustain my living, I play cover songs as well -- private events, weddings, knickknack things here and there, bar gigs, whatever has gotten me to this point. I've been open to those opportunities, which has helped to sustain and keep furthering my original music as well.   That's really neat. You said, you got your start in South Carolina, and then, you moved here to Colorado. If I recall correctly, you live on the outskirts of Boulder. What did you have to do to transfer that start, whatever you had going for you, word of mouth in South Carolina, and bring it to a new place?   Yeah. I started planting seeds pretty early. I played music all growing up in South Carolina. I had a pretty good network of connections and was doing it full-time. To give a little miniature backstory, I was in a band for several years in South Carolina. We played all the cover gigs and had a lot of good momentum, singing harmonies and stuff. We ended up touring all over the place in the East Coast, doing our own music. After that chapter came to a close, I decided to do my own music.    About a year ago, I visited Colorado. For the first time, before I released my first album, I was feeling this calling to go somewhere new, to get some fresh perspective. It was almost literally a coin toss between going to Austin or Denver. I was looking at Airbnbs. I was just going to drive -- just leave South Carolina, just go for an experience with myself, and see if I want to move somewhere new. It ended up being Denver. I found a spot to hang out for a couple of weeks. I just immediately knew I had to come back to Colorado.    Fast forward a few months later, my partner, Sarah, and I officially moved out here. That's when we started planting seeds of asking around -- who do you know who i...

We're lucky to have Aussie pub rock royalty Dave Gleeson behind the mic on Triple M Nights. Having now spent 10 years as frontman of The Angels, rhythm guitarist and founding member John Brewster joined Gleeso on Triple M Nights to talk new music, touring and we celebrate 40 years of the Great Australian band. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Angels are one Australian band that needs no introduction.After more than 40 years atop the Aussie rock tree, the band still shows no sign of slowing down.Part of that is due to the appointment of one Dave Gleeson to frontman duties just over ten years ago, another part due to the injection of youth in the form of drummer Nick Norton and bass player Sam Brewster, but mostly due to the irresistible talents of the bands two original guitarists, brothers Rick and John Brewster.Two years ago The Angels finished re-recording their trilogy of classic albums – Face To Face, No Exit and Darkroom - with the new lineup and were set to take the show to the road in celebration.Then, something happened to alter those plans, but now the boys are back and ready to go on two tours this year, Darkroom Recharged and the Greatest Hits showcase.While both concerts offer reasons of their own for attendance, the Darkroom Revisited run of dates promises to be something just that little bit extra.John Brewster sat down with HEAVY to discuss the tours."It's amazing,” he enthused. “It's quite bizarre that we were celebrating the Darkroom 40 year thing and we re-recorded the album just as a thing to do with this lineup of the band. This was all supposed to happen in 2020 and here we are 2022 and we can finally do it. It's gonna be great. What we do, is we do the whole album, we start off with that then have an intermission and we come back on and do other songs."The Angels recently performed for the first time at this years Byron Bay Bluesfest, with many, including the event organizer, labelling it one of the best sets ever played at the long running festival."Bluesfest is a big deal,” John smiled. “It's something that we've never played before believe it or not. We walked out on this massive stage to 30,000 people watching us and just to see that mass of people to start off with and the way that they responded to the band... I think we just rose to the occasion. We do anyway, but it was just something a bit extra special. Peter Noble who runs it rated our show as one of Bluesfests finest performances, and he is talking about of all time! We keep getting the same stuff from people, that we stood out from the crowd. There was a lot of great bands there. Maybe I'm bragging (laughs), I don't know."In the full interview John talks about what the band has in store for the shows, playing the first night in the birthplace of The Angels in Adelaide, recent shows including the Red Hot Summer Tour and Fist Full Of Rock, the new re-recordings and why they are so special, recent milestones including the 45th anniversary of debut single Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again, how the song developed with the current unmistakable chorus chant, having Dave Gleeson as frontman and more.

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The Angels are legends of Australian music and founding member John Brewster joins Brian and Kev for a chat about the early days as a jug band, their ambition to knock off Sherbet, the birth of the most famous audience participation in Australian music history and more. I Love that Song continues with Rock & Roll (I Gave You the Best Years of My Life) singer songwriter Kevin Johnson, who shares the story behind the classic song. All thanks to Murcotts Driving Excellence advanced and defensive driving courses that save lives and give you the tools to be safer on the roads. 1300 555 576 or visit murcotts.edu.au       See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Alan Lancaster passed away recently - leaving behind a back catalogue of loud, rock n roll riches. As a member of Status Quo, Alan became a rock n roll giant and was loved by fans the world over. For more than half his life, Al called Australia home and after leaving Quo - was a member of popular outfits The Party Boys and then The Bombers. On episode #145 of The Australian Rock Show, we honor Alan's memory by cranking some of our favourite songs and chatting with some of his former band mates: John Brewster, Tyrone Coates, Kevin Borich, John Swan and Paul Christie. Sound engineer David Quinn shares some memories of Al, as does Jason Hodgson from Barrel And Squidger Records. We also check in with T.M.G roadie Ron Clayton, journalist Steve Mascord and friend of the show Leigh 'Lemmy' Wilson. If you're a friend or a fan of Alan Lancaster - this one's for you. Music by: The Bombers, The Party Boys John Brewster: 6:50 Ty Coates: 36:35 Kevin Borich: 52:34 John Swan: 1:07:25 Paul Christie: 1:36:20 David Quinn: 1:52:25 Jason Hodgson: 2:19:55 Ron Clayton: 2:45:00 Steve Mascord: 2:51:55 Leigh Wilson: 2:59:25 australianrockshow.com

Welcome to Episode 14, coming to you live from the Sunshine Coast in Queensland. We've escaped the Sydney lockdown and moved to the QLD lockdown, sneaking across the state border in removalist trucks.  Mick's been listening to Type O Negative's slow, heavy cover of Seals & Croft's “Summer Breeze”, and The Phatman has been listening to They Might Be Giants' Flood album with great songs like "Istanbul (Not Constantinople)", and "Birdhouse in Your Soul".  Today, we talk about an Aussie phenomenon - Pub Rock.  Big pubs like the Oceanic, Sundowner, Dee Why, Mona Vale with capacity of 1000+ were a cheap way to see bands with door prices underwritten by alcohol sales.  From the mid-70's through to the late 80's, they provided an environment where Aussie bands could develop before trying to make it in the UK, Europe, or the US.   The Angels are a perfect example of an 80's Aussie Guitar Band.  Their shows were a non-stop blast of high energy.  With twin guitarists, Rick and John Brewster, standing totally still in sunglasses, movement on stage was centred around Doc Neeson – ball of energy.  Most Angels songs featured a solid riff over a pounding rhythm line underpinning Neeson's rapid-fire/machine gun/perfect diction vocal delivery.  Sometimes Doc adopted a (hyper-Energiser Bunny!) “robotic” style of movement – take a look at the clip of “Take a Long Line” at Latrobe Uni in 1979, or live at Narara in 1983.  They were fun!!!!!   We saw The Angels many times and each show was a highlight.  Their first gig in Sydney, playing a radio station promo show under the Sydney Harbour Bridge.  Supporting Bowie when singer Doc Neeson climbed the huge PA stack.   At Sundowners, a pub in south-western Sydney where Mick took off his shirt after 3 songs to find it still soaking wet at the end of the show!  The audience got into the act, too.  “Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again", became a fan favourite with an expletive-laden live crowd response of “No way, get fucked, fuck off”.  This chant has been described by The Guardian's Darryl Mason as "one of the most famous in Australian rock history". Contact us If you enjoy this podcast, share it with a friend who loves music. Or leave us a review and a 5-star rating as it helps our audience grow.  What do you think of the podcast? What would you like us to talk about?  Ask questions, or even let us know if we got something wrong!!  Facebook  Instagram mickandthephatman@gmail.com   Links: Angels Music    Angels Live at Narara  They Might be Giants: Flood Disturbed: Sounds of Silence Type O Negative: Summer Breeze  

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In the late 80's/early 90's, powerhouse vocalist Ty Coates fronted Sydney outfit The Bombers - a super-group featuring John Brewster from The Angels along with Alan Lancaster and John Coghlan from Status Quo. Three decades later, Ty has assembled a group of highly talented musicians and resurrected The Bombers name. They've just released their debut album titled 'Man Down' and on episode 131 of The Australian Rock Show, Ty joins us to talk over the new album, the new band and much more. Play loud ! Music by: Ty Coates' Bombers

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John Brewster of The Angels fame is in the car with his son Harry when he joins us on Glam Chat. Brewster is a verifiable veteran of the music industry, having formed The Angels in Adelaide with his brother Rick some fifty years ago. The Angels, along with Cold Chisel, Paul Kelly, and Sia, have also recently been announced as one of the four world-renowned, South Australian artists to have a CBD laneway renamed in their honour. “We formed The Angels in Adelaide so it's really appropriate,” says Brewster, who seems deservedly chuffed with the announcement. John and his brother Rick are the longest standing members of The Angels, both having grown up with a passion for music, although their tastes differed. As of 2013, John's son, Sam Brewster, has played bass guitar in the band, and John's younger son, Harry, will be standing in for Rick at an upcoming New Year's Eve show. Since the inception of The Angels, the Brewsters have enjoyed an extensive touring life, accompanying the likes of ACDC and David Bowie. In fact, The Angels were selected as special guests on Bowie's first Australian tour. “He chose the band because he liked our music,” John says. When I ask if he has a standout memory from that particular tour, John is very sure of his answer. “David Bowie had a night off in Sydney, so we did our own show,” he says. “We had it jam packed with 1800 people … we started the first number and then we saw these people walking down … and they stood right in front of the band and it was David Bowie and his entire band. They stood and watched the whole show.” So, what's next for The Angels? “We're about 75 percent finished on a new album,” says John. Then, of course, there's the upcoming Red Hot Summer tour, which features four SA dates. The Angels will also be playing a sideshow at The Gov on Monday, January 10. I ask John if he has a favourite place to eat when he's in his hometown and he doesn't hesitate. “Godi La Vita,” he says. “They do the best gnocchi in Adelaide I think.” For tickets to the Red Hot Summer tour, see here. For tickets to the sideshow at The Gov, see here. Your host for this episode is Lucy Brewer. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Brewster chats returning to play at The Gov next year, what it was like touring with David Bowie, and his favourite place to eat in Adelaide.

Enter into the silent, visual world of 18th century American, itinerant portrait artist John Brewster, Jr and his painting, "Portrait of a Girl with a Bird;" his subject little Mary Ann Patten Monson.You can view the image at New Britain Museum of American Art (NBMAA) https://nbmaa.org/.Learn more about the American School for the Deaf at https://www.asd-1817.org/

Enter into the silent, visual world of 18th century American, itinerant portrait artist John Brewster, Jr and his painting, "Portrait of a Girl with a Bird;" his subject little Mary Ann Patten Monson.You can view the image at New Britain Museum of American Art (NBMAA) https://nbmaa.org/.Learn more about the American School for the Deaf at https://www.asd-1817.org/

As a founding member of Status Quo, the iconic Alan Lancaster needs no introduction. His place in rock ‘n’ roll history is assured, yet far too few people are aware of his time in late 80’s Australian bands The Party Boys and also The Bombers, who have just released a killer live album recorded some 30 years ago! Alan joins us on episode 121 of the Australian Rock Show to talk in detail about this 'new' Bombers live album, The Party Boys, John Coghlan, John Brewster, and much much more. This is one you do not wanna miss - get up and get it on ! *Alan Lancaster's Bombers - "LIVE!" can be purchased here: https://www.musicglue.com/squidger Music by: The Bombers, Divinyls

The Angels' upcoming tour "Recharged – No Exit 40 Years On" celebrates the 40th anniversary of the band's landmark third album. Guitarist John Brewster joins John Laird on Phoenix Radio Mornings.

BEST BITS PODCAST: Kristen and Nige interview John Brewster from the Angels Chris Hemsworth has told his kids he actually is Thor to avoid the conversation about Hollywood and his real job as an actor. Suburb Song Dedication .. We played audio of people's suggestions before going into the song. Canberra woman are having the most children on the national stage... We want to find Canberra's biggest family.

A new and much needed publication on The Angels has just been released and it is essential reading.  The book is written by Bob Yates, along with Rick and John Brewster and on show #75 of The Australian Rock Show, Rick joins us to look over some of the Angels history…..from Sunbury 1975, backing the legendary Chuck Berry, recording with Vanda and Young, to the American tours with the Kinks and Cheap Trick, Rick shares some of these memories and much more. Essential listening ! Music by: The Angels, Thunderclap Newman YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwutrckuGymMjLz0enaukmA?sub_confirmation=1 australianrockshow.com | australianrockshow@gmail.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/australianrockshow  

Founding member of The Angels, John Brewster, joins Pip to talk about the incredible Red Hot Summer Tour 2018 lineup, as well as his thoughts on the Midnight Oil reunion, touring with the late David Bowie, and the forthcoming Angels biography.

@WLFpodcast dusts off an epic, never-before-heard 1990 interview with Aerosmith, plus the Thai Rugby League's Shannon Crane and continuing chats with The Darkness, The Angels and Jon English.

@WLFpodcast From Manila, featuring Trent Anderson of Bang Tango, Matt Srama of the Gold Coast Titans and Philippines Tamaraws and Dave Gleeson plus John Brewster of The Angels

John Brewster of skinprov and Germans joins us to talk about windows. Matt and Mark are you hosts. Poor Choices Live Show Tuesday August 10th at 10 PM. The Playground