Podcasts about Judy Dyble

Iain Matthews was an early member of the pioneering British folk-rock band Fairport Convention, singing on its first two albums and leaving during the recording of the third one, Unhalfbricking. Since then this singer-songwriter has formed other bands — Matthews Southern Comfort, Plainsong — and released much solo work, including the just-released How Much Is Enough. He has scored some hits — Southern Comfort's cover of Joni Mitchell's “Woodstock,” his 1979 solo song “Shake It”—and says he has recorded about 70 albums total, all projects included. So he has many tales to tell —about the Fairport years with Richard Thompson, Judy Dyble and Sandy Denny and his break from the group; the many places he has lived and whether they had an impact on his music; his years as an A&R rep; and that vocal arrangement of his that the Eagles borrowed without credit. (Photo by Lisa Margolis.)

Le premier souffle d'un titre qui deviendra un classique de King Crimson, porté par la voix de Judy Dyble, insaisissable comme le vent.

Throughout the 1990s, Dave Thompson was the Seattle-based contributing editor to Alternative Press magazine—America's biggest-selling and most influential alternative rock monthly—and a regular contributor to other publications both nationally and internationally.Throughout this decade, grunge music ruled the world and Seattle was its birthplace and focal point. Thompson was an eyewitness to it all. His writings and interviews chronicled the entire history of grunge—from its roots in the earliest explosion of punk in the mid-1970s to its rise and ultimate fall from grace in the late 1990s.Drawing from Thompson's extensive experience and research—from personal files and journals and hours of interviews with both musicians and fans, other music industry figures, and a wealth of characters from the Seattle scene—"The Grunge Diaries" is an exhaustive account of this unique era.Featured are all of the major acts—Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Mudhoney, Soundgarden—and many lesser known bands and artists. But it's not only about the music, the fashions, and the personalities that still resonate today. "The Grunge Diaries" also tells the tale of the end of an era in American history—twentieth-century music culture's last hurrah before the dot-com monsters (many of whom were themselves based in Seattle) devoured its soul and faceless corporations rebranded entertainment. These were the days when fame was still within reach of anyone who knew three chords and had three friends.Dave Thompson is the author of over 150 books, including co-written memoirs with New York Doll Sylvain Sylvain, Motown legends Brian and Eddie Holland, Hawkwind's Nik Turner, the Yardbirds' Jim McCarty, Fairport Convention's Judy Dyble, and more. He's a columnist for Goldmine magazine, and his work has also appeared in Rolling Stone, Spin, Alternative Press, Mojo, Record Collector, and many other major publications. He has contributed to music documentaries produced by VH-1, A&E, the BBC, and others. Born in the UK, Thompson is now a resident of Delaware.Purchase a copy of "The Grunge Diaries: Seattle, 1990-1994" through Backbeat Books: http://backbeatbooks.com/books/9781493055692The Music Discussed In This Episode: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/454NWjDcx1OfqEK3q38kRP?si=a9d9d2c092654322The Booked On Rock Website: https://www.bookedonrock.comFollow The Booked On Rock with Eric Senich:FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/bookedonrockpodcastTWITTER: https://twitter.com/bookedonrockContact The Booked On Rock Podcast:thebookedonrockpodcast@gmail.comSupport Your Local Bookstore! Find your nearest independent book store here: https://www.indiebound.org/indie-store-finderThe Booked On Rock Theme Song: “Whoosh” by Crowander [ https://freemusicarchive.org/music/crowander]

In this episode, I am joined by musician, record producer and DJ - Andy Lewis. Andy was part of The Paul Weller Band in the 20s - from 22 Dreams to Sonik Kicks - playing to million all over the globe. He has released two albums as a solo artist, on Acid Jazz Records: Billion Pound Project in September 2005 and You Should Be Hearing Something Now! in October 2007. He made his name as one of the prime movers behind the Brit Pop explosion of the mid-90's thanks to his DJ sets at Blow Up and on Blur's Parklife tour. In 2017, he released Summer Dancing - a critically acclaimed album with folk legend, Judy Dyble. In 2020, he played bass on the magnificent album 'Thunderclouds' by Louis Philippe & The Night Mail. If you want to support the podcast financially, you can buy me a virtual coffee via the link below (£3) Buy me a coffee on ko-fi

Big Big Train vocalist David Longdon is back on the podcast to talk about the group's recent changes, the new live album Empire, as well as his recent Dyble Longdon release with Judy Dyble.  

David Longdon - Big Big Train Frontman talks to TRE's Dave Hodgson about his album with the late Judy Dyble

In deze aflevering nieuw werk van Ted Russell Kamp, Charley Crockett, Ben Harper en Lara Taubman. Maar ook Rock'n Roll Heaven is helaas weer aardig vertegenwoordigd. Met Peter Green van Fleetwood Mac natuurlijk, maar ook Fairport Convention-oprichtster Judy Dyble in The Original van het bekende I Talk To The Wind van King Crimson. Die zijn op hun mooist in het majestueuze Islands, titelnummer van hun plaat uit 1971 met een glansrol voor de eveneens overleden jazzpianist Keith Tippett.

Some of my favourite memories of Mission Folk Festival down the years, plus 55 years since Dylan went electric, RIPs to Judy Dyble and Emmitt Rhodes, and a couple of dedications

Juliet and Terence with a quiz that proves sport and music don't mix; the decline and closure of Q magazine; plus Judy Dyble, and women who give up careers in music.   {Elvis Presley in Earls Court?}

In this episode we are joined by self-professed "failed musician" and pasta-sauce mogul Loyd Grossman, OBE, to wax nostalgic about the most important years of his illustrious career: those he spent as a contributor to Fusion, Rolling Stone and other American music papers. Loyd reminisces very amusingly about seminal late '60s shows at the Boston tea party, before explaining how he moved to London and reinvented himself as a British national treasure on TV and in every kitchen in the country. He also recounts how he came to play guitar, three times a year, with Jethro Tull. After a digression on the sad passing of Fairport Convention's original singer Judy Dyble, Loyd joins his hosts in hearing clips from a 1982 audio interview with Queen's Brian May in which that poodle-headed plank-spanker describes, among other things , working with David Bowie on the classic 'Under Pressure'. Barney drags Loyd into a discussion of the wrath heaped upon his compatriots the (Dixie) Chicks, whose new album Gaslighter affords the opportunity to examine the close links between country music and hyper-patriotism. Loyd turns out to be a country fan and gives a special thumbs-up to the Chicks' defiant 2006 song 'Not Ready To Make Nice'. Mark brings the episode to the boil with remarks on new library pieces such as Lillian Roxon's 1966 review of James Brown at Madison Square Garden, Roy Carr's day out in Hyde Park in summer 1970 watching Pink Floyd and Kevin Ayers, and David Keeps meeting Madonna at the Hard Rock Café. Jasper's chosen pieces include Ian Penman on hip hop and John Calvert on OK Go…Many thanks to special guest Loyd Grossman.The Rock's Backpages podcast is proud to be part of the Pantheon podcast network.Pieces discussed: Bonzo Dog Band, Beatles, Pink Floyd, Groundhogs, Queen's Brian May audio, (Dixie) Chicks, (Less Dixie) Chicks, (Least Dixie) Chicks, James Brown, Pink Floyd & Kevin Ayers, Mama Michelle, Archie Bell, Sex Pistols, Madonna, Anthony Wilson, High Llamas, Jackson Browne, Hip hop books and OK Go.

The story of English rock music in the 1960s often revolves around some mates meeting up and bonding over a love of blues music or wanting to be the next Beatles.Then there's Fairport Convention.Welcome to episode 136 of Love That Album podcast.Fairport Convention assembled around 1966 and rehearsed in the same neighbourhood as another band of Muswell Hillbillies. The line-up has changed over the years, but the mission has always been to adapt folk music to a rock setting. Early on, they interpreted contemporary folk songwriters from North America like Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen. Before too long though, the band looked too their own history to make British folk music contemporary.Bondi Cigars' guitarist Shane Pacey joins me once again, and we speak with John Penhallow, the first manager of Fairport Convention. John was there right at the very beginning due to his friendship with guitarist Simon Nicol. He played a large part in looking after the band on day-to-day business before Joe Boyd, so he regales us with stories from that period.We speak about the early FC days, his work in archiving Sandy Denny's music, Cropredy, some band called The Ravens, and the late Judy Dyble. Beyond telling the story of a band, this is a great story about friendship and community. What other long running band still has ex-members regularly turn up to play with them?John was very generous with his time and memories. Shane and I are thankful for him making himself available.....on his birthday weekend at that!!! Also huge thanks to David Kelly for arranging this, and Mark Snowden for getting us to clarify a very important part of Fairport history.Please explore Shane's music at both https://bondicigars.com/ and https://shanepaceytrio.com.au/Download this episode of LTA from Spotify, Stitcher or iTunes (search for “Love That Album podcast”).Love That Album is proudly part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Go to http://pantheonpodcasts.com/ to check out all their great shows.You can send me feedback at rrrkitchen@yahoo.com.au (written or mp3 voicemail) or join the Facebook group at http://www.facebook.com/groups/lovethatalbum.If you'd consider writing an iTunes review we'd be immensely grateful. However, it'd be even better if you told a friend about the podcast and Pantheon – at a (socially distanced) barbecue, over coffee (on Skype), on social media….whatever way you choose, consider me grateful.

The story of English rock music in the 1960s often revolves around some mates meeting up and bonding over a love of blues music or wanting to be the next Beatles. Then there's Fairport Convention.Welcome to episode 136 of Love That Album podcast.Fairport Convention assembled around 1966 and rehearsed in the same neighbourhood as another band of Muswell Hillbillies. The line-up has changed over the years, but the mission has always been to adapt folk music to a rock setting. Early on, they interpreted contemporary folk songwriters from North America like Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen. Before too long though, the band looked too their own history to make British folk music contemporary. Bondi Cigars' guitarist Shane Pacey joins me once again, and we speak with John Penhallow, the first manager of Fairport Convention. John was there right at the very beginning due to his friendship with guitarist Simon Nicol. He played a large part in looking after the band on day-to-day business before Joe Boyd, so he regales us with stories from that period. We speak about the early FC days, his work in archiving Sandy Denny's music, Cropredy, some band called The Ravens, and the late Judy Dyble. Beyond telling the story of a band, this is a great story about friendship and community. What other long running band still has ex-members regularly turn up to play with them?John was very generous with his time and memories. Shane and I are thankful for him making himself available.....on his birthday weekend at that!!! Also huge thanks to David Kelly for arranging this, and Mark Snowden for getting us to clarify a very important part of Fairport history.Please explore Shane's music at both https://bondicigars.com/ and https://shanepaceytrio.com.au/Download this episode of LTA from Spotify, Stitcher or iTunes (search for “Love That Album podcast”).Love That Album is proudly part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Go to http://pantheonpodcasts.com/ to check out all their great shows.You can send me feedback at rrrkitchen@yahoo.com.au (written or mp3 voicemail) or join the Facebook group at http://www.facebook.com/groups/lovethatalbum.If you'd consider writing an iTunes review we'd be immensely grateful. However, it'd be even better if you told a friend about the podcast and Pantheon – at a (socially distanced) barbecue, over coffee (on Skype), on social media….whatever way you choose, consider me grateful.

In this episode we are joined by self-professed "failed musician" and pasta-sauce mogul Loyd Grossman, OBE, to wax nostalgic about the most important years of his illustrious career: those he spent as a contributor to Fusion, Rolling Stone and other American music papers. Loyd reminisces very amusingly about seminal late '60s shows at the Boston tea party, before explaining how he moved to London and reinvented himself as a British national treasure on TV and in every kitchen in the country. He also recounts how he came to play guitar, three times a year, with Jethro Tull.  After a digression on the sad passing of Fairport Convention's original singer Judy Dyble, Loyd joins his hosts in hearing clips from a 1982 audio interview with Queen's Brian May in which that poodle-headed plank-spanker describes, among other things , working with David Bowie on the classic 'Under Pressure'. Barney drags Loyd into a discussion of the wrath heaped upon his compatriots the (Dixie) Chicks, whose new album Gaslighter affords the opportunity to examine the close links between country music and hyper-patriotism. Loyd turns out to be a country fan and gives a special thumbs-up to the Chicks' defiant 2006 song 'Not Ready To Make Nice'.  Mark brings the episode to the boil with remarks on new library pieces such as Lillian Roxon's 1966 review of James Brown at Madison Square Garden, Roy Carr's day out in Hyde Park in summer 1970 watching Pink Floyd and Kevin Ayers, and David Keeps meeting Madonna at the Hard Rock Café. Jasper's chosen pieces include Ian Penman on hip hop and John Calvert on OK Go… Many thanks to special guest Loyd Grossman. The Rock's Backpages podcast is proud to be part of the Pantheon podcast network. Pieces discussed: Bonzo Dog Band, Beatles, Pink Floyd, Groundhogs, Queen's Brian May audio, (Dixie) Chicks, (Less Dixie) Chicks, (Least Dixie) Chicks, James Brown, Pink Floyd & Kevin Ayers, Mama Michelle, Archie Bell, Sex Pistols, Madonna, Anthony Wilson, High Llamas, Jackson Browne, Hip hop books and OK Go.

The story of English rock music in the 1960s often revolves around some mates meeting up and bonding over a love of blues music or wanting to be the next Beatles. Then there's Fairport Convention. Welcome to episode 136 of Love That Album podcast. Fairport Convention assembled around 1966 and rehearsed in the same neighbourhood as another band of Muswell Hillbillies. The line-up has changed over the years, but the mission has always been to adapt folk music to a rock setting. Early on, they interpreted contemporary folk songwriters from North America like Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen. Before too long though, the band looked too their own history to make British folk music contemporary. Bondi Cigars' guitarist Shane Pacey joins me once again, and we speak with John Penhallow, the first manager of Fairport Convention. John was there right at the very beginning due to his friendship with guitarist Simon Nicol. He played a large part in looking after the band on day-to-day business before Joe Boyd, so he regales us with stories from that period. We speak about the early FC days, his work in archiving Sandy Denny's music, Cropredy, some band called The Ravens, and the late Judy Dyble. Beyond telling the story of a band, this is a great story about friendship and community. What other long running band still has ex-members regularly turn up to play with them?John was very generous with his time and memories. Shane and I are thankful for him making himself available.....on his birthday weekend at that!!! Also huge thanks to David Kelly for arranging this, and Mark Snowden for getting us to clarify a very important part of Fairport history. Please explore Shane's music at both https://bondicigars.com/ and https://shanepaceytrio.com.au/ Download this episode of LTA from Spotify, Stitcher or iTunes (search for “Love That Album podcast”). Love That Album is proudly part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Go to http://pantheonpodcasts.com/ to check out all their great shows. You can send me feedback at rrrkitchen@yahoo.com.au (written or mp3 voicemail) or join the Facebook group at http://www.facebook.com/groups/lovethatalbum. If you’d consider writing an iTunes review we’d be immensely grateful. However, it’d be even better if you told a friend about the podcast and Pantheon – at a (socially distanced) barbecue, over coffee (on Skype), on social media….whatever way you choose, consider me grateful.

The story of English rock music in the 1960s often revolves around some mates meeting up and bonding over a love of blues music or wanting to be the next Beatles. Then there's Fairport Convention. Welcome to episode 136 of Love That Album podcast. Fairport Convention assembled around 1966 and rehearsed in the same neighbourhood as another band of Muswell Hillbillies. The line-up has changed over the years, but the mission has always been to adapt folk music to a rock setting. Early on, they interpreted contemporary folk songwriters from North America like Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen. Before too long though, the band looked too their own history to make British folk music contemporary. Bondi Cigars' guitarist Shane Pacey joins me once again, and we speak with John Penhallow, the first manager of Fairport Convention. John was there right at the very beginning due to his friendship with guitarist Simon Nicol. He played a large part in looking after the band on day-to-day business before Joe Boyd, so he regales us with stories from that period. We speak about the early FC days, his work in archiving Sandy Denny's music, Cropredy, some band called The Ravens, and the late Judy Dyble. Beyond telling the story of a band, this is a great story about friendship and community. What other long running band still has ex-members regularly turn up to play with them?John was very generous with his time and memories. Shane and I are thankful for him making himself available.....on his birthday weekend at that!!! Also huge thanks to David Kelly for arranging this, and Mark Snowden for getting us to clarify a very important part of Fairport history. Please explore Shane's music at both https://bondicigars.com/ and https://shanepaceytrio.com.au/ Download this episode of LTA from Spotify, Stitcher or iTunes (search for “Love That Album podcast”). Love That Album is proudly part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Go to http://pantheonpodcasts.com/ to check out all their great shows. You can send me feedback at rrrkitchen@yahoo.com.au (written or mp3 voicemail) or join the Facebook group at http://www.facebook.com/groups/lovethatalbum. If you’d consider writing an iTunes review we’d be immensely grateful. However, it’d be even better if you told a friend about the podcast and Pantheon – at a (socially distanced) barbecue, over coffee (on Skype), on social media….whatever way you choose, consider me grateful.

It's catch up time. This Invisible Folk Club radio show went out live to four community stations across England. Jon Bickley was curator/presenter, Steve Yarwood producer. Nothing in the broad church of folk related music is off limits, there's many shades of folk, ours is an eclectic mix. There's some famous names and some not so famous names, they all deserve your attention. The Invisible Folk Club continues to promote new music while tipping a hat to the pioneers who came before. More marvellous music, albeit tinged with sadness as we said goodbye to Judy Dyble after a long illness. Judy was a founding member of Fairport Convention and singer with cult band Trader Horne. Following a subsequent 25 year break she rebooted her solo career after renewed interest in her music. Everybody loved Judy. There's something for everybody, we'll continue to be predictably unpredictable! Cinder Well - Wandering Boy Cinder Well - No Summer Jack Harris - Albuquerque Jack Harris - Hurricane Lamp Fairport Convention ft Judy Dyble - I Don't Know Where I Stand Giles,Giles&Fripp ft Judy Dyble - I Talk to the Wind Alan Garmonsway - High Pressure Niamh Bury - Lovely Adam Saskia - Come Comfort Me The Wilderness Yet - In A Fair Country Steamtown - About it All BBC Radio Scotland Young Trad Awards - Various Tunes & Songs If you want more information please visit our website https://invisiblefolkclub.com/

In this episode we are joined by self-professed "failed musician" and pasta-sauce mogul Loyd Grossman, OBE, to wax nostalgic about the most important years of his illustrious career: those he spent as a contributor to Fusion, Rolling Stone and other American music papers. Loyd reminisces very amusingly about seminal late '60s shows at the Boston tea party, before explaining how he moved to London and reinvented himself as a British national treasure on TV and in every kitchen in the country. He also recounts how he came to play guitar, three times a year, with Jethro Tull. After a digression on the sad passing of Fairport Convention's original singer Judy Dyble, Loyd joins his hosts in hearing clips from a 1982 audio interview with Queen's Brian May in which that poodle-headed plank-spanker describes, among other things , working with David Bowie on the classic 'Under Pressure'. Barney drags Loyd into a discussion of the wrath heaped upon his compatriots the (Dixie) Chicks, whose new album Gaslighter affords the opportunity to examine the close links between country music and hyper-patriotism. Loyd turns out to be a country fan and gives a special thumbs-up to the Chicks' defiant 2006 song 'Not Ready To Make Nice'. Mark brings the episode to the boil with remarks on new library pieces such as Lillian Roxon's 1966 review of James Brown at Madison Square Garden, Roy Carr's day out in Hyde Park in summer 1970 watching Pink Floyd and Kevin Ayers, and David Keeps meeting Madonna at the Hard Rock Café. Jasper's chosen pieces include Ian Penman on hip hop and John Calvert on OK Go…Many thanks to special guest Loyd Grossman.The Rock's Backpages podcast is proud to be part of the Pantheon podcast network.Pieces discussed: Bonzo Dog Band, Beatles, Pink Floyd, Groundhogs, Queen's Brian May audio, (Dixie) Chicks, (Less Dixie) Chicks, (Least Dixie) Chicks, James Brown, Pink Floyd & Kevin Ayers, Mama Michelle, Archie Bell, Sex Pistols, Madonna, Anthony Wilson, High Llamas, Jackson Browne, Hip hop books and OK Go.

In this episode we are joined by self-professed "failed musician" and pasta-sauce mogul Loyd Grossman, OBE, to wax nostalgic about the most important years of his illustrious career: those he spent as a contributor to Fusion, Rolling Stone and other American music papers. Loyd reminisces very amusingly about seminal late '60s shows at the Boston tea party, before explaining how he moved to London and reinvented himself as a British national treasure on TV and in every kitchen in the country. He also recounts how he came to play guitar, three times a year, with Jethro Tull.  After a digression on the sad passing of Fairport Convention's original singer Judy Dyble, Loyd joins his hosts in hearing clips from a 1982 audio interview with Queen's Brian May in which that poodle-headed plank-spanker describes, among other things , working with David Bowie on the classic 'Under Pressure'. Barney drags Loyd into a discussion of the wrath heaped upon his compatriots the (Dixie) Chicks, whose new album Gaslighter affords the opportunity to examine the close links between country music and hyper-patriotism. Loyd turns out to be a country fan and gives a special thumbs-up to the Chicks' defiant 2006 song 'Not Ready To Make Nice'.  Mark brings the episode to the boil with remarks on new library pieces such as Lillian Roxon's 1966 review of James Brown at Madison Square Garden, Roy Carr's day out in Hyde Park in summer 1970 watching Pink Floyd and Kevin Ayers, and David Keeps meeting Madonna at the Hard Rock Café. Jasper's chosen pieces include Ian Penman on hip hop and John Calvert on OK Go… Many thanks to special guest Loyd Grossman. The Rock's Backpages podcast is proud to be part of the Pantheon podcast network. Pieces discussed: Bonzo Dog Band, Beatles, Pink Floyd, Groundhogs, Queen's Brian May audio, (Dixie) Chicks, (Less Dixie) Chicks, (Least Dixie) Chicks, James Brown, Pink Floyd & Kevin Ayers, Mama Michelle, Archie Bell, Sex Pistols, Madonna, Anthony Wilson, High Llamas, Jackson Browne, Hip hop books and OK Go.

a cura di Alessandro Achilli. Musiche dei Traffic, Fairport Covention, Shadows, Sugarcane Harris, Judy Dyble, San Cisco, Roots Magic, Art Ensemble of Chicago, Saravah Soul, Das Rad, De Tian, No Base Trio, Alessandra Novaga, Ghezzi-Ziarkas

a cura di Alessandro Achilli. Musiche dei Traffic, Fairport Covention, Shadows, Sugarcane Harris, Judy Dyble, San Cisco, Roots Magic, Art Ensemble of Chicago, Saravah Soul, Das Rad, De Tian, No Base Trio, Alessandra Novaga, Ghezzi-Ziarkas

a cura di Alessandro Achilli. Musiche dei Traffic, Fairport Covention, Shadows, Sugarcane Harris, Judy Dyble, San Cisco, Roots Magic, Art Ensemble of Chicago, Saravah Soul, Das Rad, De Tian, No Base Trio, Alessandra Novaga, Ghezzi-Ziarkas

Live Aid's "2,000 million global audience": surely some mistake? In which we remember Lady Di rollerskating in Kensington Palace with Duran Duran on her Walkman, invent fake rap stars and Mod Revival bands, applaud the world's first DJ, light a candle for Judy Dyble, relive a Nick Lowe parlour game and watch a sensationally dreadful pop documentary.Subscribe to our Patreon for exclusive content and benefits: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Live Aid's "2,000 million global audience": surely some mistake? In which we remember Lady Di rollerskating in Kensington Palace with Duran Duran on her Walkman, invent fake rap stars and Mod Revival bands, applaud the world's first DJ, light a candle for Judy Dyble, relive a Nick Lowe parlour game and watch a sensationally dreadful pop documentary. Subscribe to our Patreon for exclusive content and benefits: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear

Live Aid's "2,000 million global audience": surely some mistake? In which we remember Lady Di rollerskating in Kensington Palace with Duran Duran on her Walkman, invent fake rap stars and Mod Revival bands, applaud the world's first DJ, light a candle for Judy Dyble, relive a Nick Lowe parlour game and watch a sensationally dreadful pop documentary.Subscribe to our Patreon for exclusive content and benefits: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In which we remember Lady Di rollerskating in Kensington Palace with Duran Duran on her Walkman, invent fake rap stars and Mod Revival bands, applaud the world's first DJ, light a candle for Judy Dyble, relive a Nick Lowe parlour game and watch a sensationally dreadful pop documentary. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In which we remember Lady Di rollerskating in Kensington Palace with Duran Duran on her Walkman, invent fake rap stars and Mod Revival bands, applaud the world's first DJ, light a candle for Judy Dyble, relive a Nick Lowe parlour game and watch a sensationally dreadful pop documentary. Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In which we remember Lady Di rollerskating in Kensington Palace with Duran Duran on her Walkman, invent fake rap stars and Mod Revival bands, applaud the world's first DJ, light a candle for Judy Dyble, relive a Nick Lowe parlour game and watch a sensationally dreadful pop documentary. Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A tribute to Judy Dyble; Screaming in Iceland; Twitter and a hack; Fail safe online facilitating; News and not news; Why social media is the opposite of archery; An interview with Judy Dyble; Music from Judy Dyble and Andy Lewis

Comienzo y final del programa. Paul Weller iguala a Lennon y McCartney en eso de ser número uno de ventas en UK en cinco décadas. Lo fue en los 80´s con "The gift" con The Jam y "Our favourite shop" con Style Council,y ya en solitario en los 90´s con "Stanley road", en los 00´s con "Illumination" y "22 dreams", en los 10´s con "Sonik kicks" y ahora con su flamante "On sunset". Mientras Sleeper con Louise Wener al frente que volvieron con disco incluso el año pasado han hecho una versión remozada de aquel "Vegas" y le han puesto de apellido el año presente. También fueron noticias del día la edición 20 años del "Parachutes" de Coldplay, el homenaje a la primera cantante que tuvo Fairport Convention, Judy Dyble, que apenas grabó el primer disco y al nieto de Elvis Presley, Benjamin Keough,que apenas contaba 27 años. Hubo un tiempo más o menos folky y campero con Dan Croll y otro avance de "Grand plan", Margo Price y su estreno para Loma Vista y Emily Barker sintiendo en verde y plantando árboles. y todo ello al lado de Gordon Lightfoot en la puerta de su casa celebrando los 153 años de Canadá, su país. También es novedad la versión que ha hecho Bombay Bicycle Club de un tema de Bonnie Raitt del año 77 por culpa de su padre y los viajes familiares en coche. Además, el Ep que viene se llama como el tema porque hay canciones que tienen dos vidas. No nos olvidamos de que también sonó el nuevo tema original de Carla Bruni y la banda sonora del cuarto episodio de la serie de Jota Armijos "La que se nos viene encima". Y en la hora extra sonaron discos de 1984 firmados por The Style Council, Sade, Everything but The Girl, Blancmange, Prince, Wham, Bananarama, Wang Chung, Depeche Mode, Bronski Beat, Cocteau Twins, Lloyd Cole & The Commotions y Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds Escuchar audio

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 346. In this edition we heard music by Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe, Charlotte Church, Dave Matthews Band, Peter Hammill, Dynamo Bliss, Citizen Cain, Frost*, Overhead, Cirque Du Soleil, Godsticks, Yello, Gogo Penguin, Hawkwind, Lattemiele 2.0, Judy Dyble, Detlev Schmidtchen, Glass Hammer, Light, Church Of The Cosmic Skull, Opeth, Margarita Pracatan & Fluance.

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 322. In this first part of my Top Ten of 2019 edition we heard music by Rosalie Cunningham, Franck Carducci, Brighteye Brison, Diagonal, Gong, Hemina, IQ, Barock Project, Isildurs Bane & Peter Hammill, IZZ, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets, Kaprekar's Constant, King Crimson (with Judy Dyble), Ed Wynne, Quantum Fantay, Twelfth Night, Thank You Scientist & RPWL.

Avanza el mes de agosto de forma inexorable, pero nosotros seguimos aquí dando guerra. Vamos con otras ocho suites seleccionadas por el equipo de Subterranea, preparaos que vienen curvas: Arena, Erik Norlander, Galadriel, Heldon, Judy Dyble, Renaissance, Spock's Beard y Unreal City. Todavía nos queda un "suiterranea" más que ofreceros, así que dentro de unos días volvemos. Felices escuchas.

Avanza el mes de agosto de forma inexorable, pero nosotros seguimos aquí dando guerra. Vamos con otras ocho suites seleccionadas por el equipo de Subterranea, preparaos que vienen curvas: Arena, Erik Norlander, Galadriel, Heldon, Judy Dyble, Renaissance, Spock's Beard y Unreal City. Todavía nos queda un "suiterranea" más que ofreceros, así que dentro de unos días volvemos. Felices escuchas.

Set 1: Diggin' into the 45 vault for Tony Jackson & the Vibrations with "Fortune Teller" with stellar guitar work from Paul Pilnick...why isn't he in the R&R Hall of Shame?....Charlie Feathers [another candidate if you ask moi….maybe the requirement is a full set of teeth?] singin' his tale of a "Wild wild party" which was released on a 7" slab o wax in 1961 / Memphis Records. Mickey Most doesn't want to miss the 45 rpm party but even if he does "It's Alright" w/ Sir James Page on guitar...Fairport breaks the 45 spell with a cut from their first LP with "Time will show the wiser"...Ian McDonald aka Ian Mathews on lead vocals and none other than Judy Dyble on background vocals...great guitar work from Richard Thompson... Set 2: The Bloos Magoos on 45 rpm..."So I'm wrong and you are right"...after this [their 1st 45] they changed their name to The Blues Magoos. The Blue Things with a DRR staple "Orange rooftops of your mind" on a 45 from RCA...Killer! The Onion Radio News checks in with their weekly report on prison food....And speaking of food....Papa Link Davis on a small label out of Texas with "Rice and Gravy Boogie" takes us to The Nazz "Under the Ice" a 45 rpm on the SGC label 1968. Set 3: A bunch of Browns.... Roy Brown w/ the R&R Trio on a 45 / Imperial Records 1958...."Hip shakin' baby"...Roy never sounded better! He doesn't need more cowbell he needs more REVERB!....Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies check in with an instro-mental "Takin' Off" / Decca 1935. Brown is considered the architect of western swing predating Bob Wills by a few years. In fact Wills got his start in one of Milton's early bands...the world would know more about Milton Brown had he not died in a car crash in 1935 driving his "date" home. The Steel guitar is played by one of the greatest of all time Bob Dunn who is credited with the first amplified steel guitar ever recorded! Phil Brown keeps the ball "Rollin' and tumblin" off his first record called Cruel Inventions from 2002...I dig Phil a lot....James Brown with "It's a new day [Let a man come in" from 1970 finishing out the last proper set of music for the evening..... We finish out the festivities with one of the great German bands of the last 50 years...CAN. "She brings the rain" is the b-side of their 2nd single and a great one at that...Earl Jean [McCrea] with the original recording of "I'm into something good" which was a big hit for Herman's Hermits....and taking us to the finish line is a really good Canadian band called Mother Earth...their cover of Soul Sacrifice is essential! That's if for this week.....so if the good lord's willin' and the creek don't rise we'll be back at the Purple Grotto with another DRR Show next week....stay smooooth…...

Vandaag hoor je twee uur muziek samengesteld door Peter Bruinsma onder andere bekend als de honorair consul van de begraafplaats van dode rocksterren maar vooral muziekkenner. Je hoort muziek van Chuck Prophet, The Beach Boys, White Denim, Jonathan Wilson en Judy Dyble.

a cura di Alessandro Achilli. Musiche di Rutles, G.F. Fitz-Gerald & Mouseproof, Radar Favourites, Magma, Burt Bacharach, Frank Zappa, United States of America, National Health (seconda parte)

a cura di Alessandro Achilli. Musiche di Rutles, G.F. Fitz-Gerald & Mouseproof, Radar Favourites, Magma, Burt Bacharach, Frank Zappa, United States of America, National Health (seconda parte)

Coffee in Birmingham; A new programme for professional speakers; The voice of sport; A YouTuber embarrassed; A long speaking career; Keep egg off your face; How to be a social media magnet; An interview with Jackie Barrie; Music from Judy Dyble and Andy Lewis

Exam results; Athletics cliches; A musical week; A total Bonnie Tyler; No Pineapples; How credible are you?; When you have nothing to say; Be a social media Speilberg; An interview with, and music from, Judy Dyble

Brothers Oliver and Svein Kersbergen from Stavanger Norway's Legendary experimental psychedelic pop band Sleepyard join Muffin Junkee Podhost Jay Daniels for a series of interviews ...a career retrospective of their incredible Music ! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------> Sleepyard released “The runner” in (2003) and contributed music to the movie Monsterthursday. and have collaborated with Pianist Mike Garson, Judy Dyble , Katje Janisch , Dawn Smithson ,Nik Turner, Mike Garson,Richard Formby and Sonic Boom and the NoMen ! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------> Oliver and Svein Kersbergen will talk about all of their Incredible Sleepyard albums during this interview with Jay Daniels of the Muffin Junkee . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------> You will hear songs from Sleepyard's .... Intersounds EP ,The Runner , Future Lines ,Easy Tensions , Future Lines . Heavy Tensions , Black Sails , White Sails and two exclusive tracks from their yet to be released album in the works ... Winter Crickets ! ( Light Forces and Goodbye and Farewell ) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------> Sleepyard Podcast Set List : ( all songs by Oliver and Svein Kersbergen of Sleepyard ) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------> Intro : 1 Light Forces 2.Hot Radio 3.Sea of Love 4 All You Have To Do 5.Rainy Day Vibration 6.Niki Lauda 7.Morning Suntrap Sonic Boom Remix 8.1000 Year Vacation 9.Dear Melody 10:Memory of a moondog Outro : Goodbye and Farewell --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------> Special thanks to : Oliver and Svein Kersbergen for these amazing interviews and allowing the Muffin Junkee to Play some amazing tracks from some of your incredible Sleepyard Albums and for allowing the Muffin Junkee to play those two new brand new tracks from your yet to be released album Winter Crickets ! -----------------------> Special thanks also to the following people : ------------------->- Katje Janisch , Judy Dyble, Dawn Smithson , Trust Me Records, Karl and Global recording Artists, Our family, especially our mum which is not here anymore. Miss you. Olav Nilsen at our local library , Pete Kember, Stian Olderkjær, Christiaan Webb, Joe Foster , Sonisk Blodbad , Dream Foundry, The NoMen. Anders Gjerde , Divine Enfant, Gaute Storsve, Zoryan Bezkorovaynyj , Bo Chung , Roger Brogan, Francesco Paladino , Stefan Persson , Lukas Devita , Richard Formby , Mike Garson -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------> Please check out Sleepyard's Entire Musical Catalogue at : sleepyard.bandcamp.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------> Muffin Junkee Theme by : Paul Worsley

A presidential inauguration; Football fans at their best; Too much tan; Do you know what you are saying?: Five media questions; Social media oils the wheels, face-to face seals the deals; An interview with Tim Drake; Music from Judy Dyble

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 104. In this edition, co-hosted by Robin Smith, we heard music by Sparks, The Gods, Uriah Heep, Caravan, Jadis, The Syn, Fairport Convention, 3, Planet P Project, Arena, Anthony Phillips, Roger Waters, Judy Dyble, The Paul Menel Band, Jonathan Kelly, The Wombles, Jimmy Pursey, The Mighty Handful & Asia.

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 69. In this special edition, co-hosted by Robin Smith, we featured music by Mike Oldfield, Genesis, Alan Reed, Pallas, Rebecca Madden, Big Big Train, The Curator, Giles Giles & Fripp, Judy Dyble, Simon Godfrey, Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Cosmograf, The Syn, Dropshard & Lazuli.

Music and poetry for the season of Winter, of Christmas & Yuletide. Presented by Babba - Produced by Phil Widdows - Readings by Phil Widdows Song For A New Beginning by Secret Garden, from the album Winter Poem .... with Winter Begins by Phil Widdows Winter Song by Anne Marie Almedal, from the album Memory Lane Winter Rose by Fairground Attraction, from the album The Very Best Of Fairground Attraction .... with Winter Bonus, a limerick... Cold Blow December Winds by Winter Wilson, from the album Cutting Free Wintersongs by Judy Dyble, from the album Flow And Change The Invisible Waltz by Howard Haigh, from the album Ride Forever and A Winter Snowscape by Martin Barre, from the album Stage Left .... with London Snow by Robert Bridges Bring Us In Good Ale by Maddy Prior And The Carnival Band, from the album A Christmas Caper The Company Makes The Feast by Kathryn and Bob Tickell, from the album Northumbrian Voices All In The Winter Time by Life And Times, from the album Charivari Christmas Bells by Bellowhead Gower Wassail by Blast From The Past, from the album A Victorian Christmas Wailey Wailer by Jim Causley, from the album Dumnonia The Holly & The Ivy by Kerfuffle, from the album Lighten The Dark Deck The Halls/Ding Dong by Andrews Massey Duo, from the album Make Merry Wexford Carol by Gareth Davies-Jones, from the album Nine Lessons North Pole Express by Nick Lowe, from the album Quality Street I Believe In Father Christmas by Lisa Redford Canadian Christmas Song by Eric Bogle, from the album The Dreamer That Sleigh by Steve Folk It's This Time Of Year by Neils Cremer A Light Out Of The Dark by The Halstead Clan Advent Polka/Saint Nick's Brawl by The Albion Christmas Band, from the album An Albion Christmas ... with About Socks by Dr Seuss (take #61) Big Daddy C by Roy Mette We Wish You A Merry Christmas by Brian Brink, from the album Christmas In The Grove ... with Another Spring by Patience Strong We Wish You A Merry Christmas by Bella Hardy, from the album Bright Morning Star For full details, see the ShowNotes at www.folkcast.co.uk This is a FolkCast podcast. All original content is copyright FolkCast 2013 ©

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 361. In this all request edition we heard music by Van Der Graaf Generator, Anssi Tikanmäki, Big Big Train, John Hackett & Nick Fletcher, Trilok Gurtu, Dire Straits, Franck Carducci, Jean-Luc Ponty, Pink Floyd, Ayno, Van Halen, Thomas Dolby, Toehider, Judy Dyble, Kristoffer Gildenlöw, Frank Zappa, Mercury Rev, Sproingg, Cardiacs, The Comet Is Coming & M83 Ft Haim.