Podcast appearances and mentions of mickey bradley

'We were so young - at that stage we had no idea how long these songs would last - we were just writing for the next LP' - The Undertones bassist Mickey Bradley spoke to Frank ahead of a special Christmas gig on Saturday, at the Ulster Hall Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the latest episode of Retrosonic Podcast we welcome Mickey Bradley, bassist of The Undertones prior to their "Celebrating 45 Years of Teenage Kicks Tour" (or a 'series of weekends away' according to Mickey). We discuss his excellent book "Teenage Kicks: My Life as an Undertone" (Omnibus Press) and he picks some of his favourite songs and music that had an impact on the early days of The Undertones. Sadly, we recorded the episode the day that Seymour Stein passed away, so Mickey pays tribute to his former Sire Records label boss and picks his favourite Sire Records release. Throughout the show, we discover his influences as a bassist, some of his favourite music related books and authors, how he missed Paul Simonon smashing his bass while touring with The Clash, the influence of Lenny Kaye's "Nuggets" compilation and he picks some pivotal early Undertones tracks. We also cover last year's excellent compilation of the best of the current Paul McLoone fronted line-up "Dig What You Need". As you would expect, Mickey is entertaining company and the episode is soundtracked by loads of Mickey's superb musical choices including Ramones, David Bowie, The Jam, The Clash, Sex Pistols, Dr, Feelgood, Elvis Costello & The Attractions, Rolling Stones and 13th Floor Elevators. For full track-listing and links please check out the feature at Retro Man Blog at the following link: https://retroman65.blogspot.com/2023/04/retrosonic-podcast-with-mickey-bradley.html Retrosonic Podcast has a valid PRS Licence.

Undertones bass guitarist Mickey Bradley talks to Borderlines hosts Freya McClements and Mary Minihan about his favourite music, appearing on Top Of The Pops and the post-Brexit reality of life in Derry. The presenter of The Mickey Bradley Record Show on BBC Radio Ulster also speaks about how a loyalist paramilitary death threat stopped The Clash performing in Derry at the height of the Troubles. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this extra-special episode of Banned Biographies I was very lucky to chat over Zoom with Rick McMurray, the drummer from Ash. Ash's first full-length album, 1977, was release 25 years ago and went straight to number one on the UK album chart. To commemorate that, Ash is playing the album in its entirety on the 5th June 2021 which you can sign up to watch through the band's website https://ash-official.com/. There are various bundles available, from the concert only right up to getting unlimited 30-day access to the show, a behind the scenes documentary, a bonus performance, a limited 1977 frisbee and a limited edition 1977 t-shirt. All tiers are well worth the money. During our chat, Rick was candid about the highs and lows of Ash's career as well as talking about the band's unfinished indie horror film, Slashed, having a meal with Joe Strummer and why they didn't join him on stage to play I Fought The Law, getting Mickey Bradley and Damien O'Neil from The Undertones on the last Ash album and so much more. I'm so honoured and thankful to Rick for giving up part of his morning to talk to me and I hope you get some great insights into the man himself, the life of a professional musician and how that job has changed over the last three decades. He's a totally down to earth guy and I really hope you enjoy this interview as much as I did talking to him. Contact Twitter: @BannedBiogs Facebook: @BannedBiographies Instagram: @bannedbiographies E-mail: bannedbiographies@gmail.com

Curses & superstitions are as much a part of baseball as balls & strikes. Folklore & baseball are intertwined as is the human behavior of seeking reason in chaos. Now, baseball's a melting pot of cultures w/ new ghost stories & beliefs.

This week we have a chat about the demolition of the AECC with contributions from listeners on best/worst gigs, some gig and new music reviews, and a great interview with Undertones bass player Mickey Bradley, writer of my perfect cousin. Enjoy and please get in touch.

Interview with Mickey Bradley Interview date: May 23, 2019 Undertones - "https://www.facebook.com/OfficialTheUndertones/" More Undertones! - "http://theundertones.com/_/Home.html" http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/86062

Interview with Mickey Bradley Interview date: May 23, 2019 Undertones - "https://www.facebook.com/OfficialTheUndertones/" More Undertones! - "http://theundertones.com/_/Home.html" https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/86062

This week on the Tether Radio Podcast, Joseph returns to the show! Also the father of the hosts is in the house! Mickey Bradley joins the cast to throw his two cents in the mix! We have everything from a guy getting shot over his porn habit to a female MMA fighter that found a dude fapping to her beach photoshoot! We also dive into how the feds have dropped many cases against child porn consumers/distributors due to not wanting to give up “trade secrets” about how they spy! Pretty creepy stuff and only found here on the Tether Radio Podcast! Be sure to subscribe and don’t miss out because it’s the only way we can make sure you… #StayTethered #TetherRadio

As the Rugby World comes to an end, we look at the high-profile injuries in the tournament and whether it’s time for all players wear scrum caps. We have been to the British Standard Institution’s testing facility to see what difference they can make. The Best of Enemies So who will come out on top in the battle of the Antipodeans? We look at what binds and divides these two nations with Australian comedian Marty Wilson and New Zealand funnyman Jarred Christmas. The Big Sleep Why tossing and turning the night before the World Cup final might actually improve the performance of any Australian or All Black insomniac players. Scary Sport On Halloween, we hear some of the remarkable ghost stories that make baseball the scariest sport around. From A-rod to Babe Ruth, “Field of Screams” documents more than 140 separate supernatural baseball stories. We hear from the author Mickey Bradley. Walking Back from the Dead Six time Olympic gold medal swimmer Amy Van Dyken was told 18 months ago she would never walk again after a quad bike accident left her paralysed just below the waist. She was even told to say goodbye to her loved ones. Amy, though, used her fighting spirit to pull through and make remarkable progress in her rehabilitation. She even intends to walk again. Brannigan’s New Law Curbing the desire to run as fast as you can from the gun is something every athlete has to control. Michael Brannigan’s autism makes that an extremely difficult challenge. It has not stopped him from winning gold in the 1500m at the IPC World championships this week. Now former 1500m Olympic champion Joaquin Cruz is tipping him for Paralympic and Olympic glory. Sporting Witness… After a series of painful defeats to France, New Zealand finally came good in the Rugby World Cup of 2011, defeating the French by a single point in front of an unbearably tense home Auckland crowd. Former lock Ali Williams tells us about how the All Blacks stopped choking in the big match. Photo: A generic scrum cap is left on the pitch during a match (CREDIT: Matthew Lewis/Getty Images)

Mickey Bradley and Mike Sweeney join Trevor Dann to discuss whether being a musician gives you a good grounding for radio, is playing music more rewarding than producing radio and Mike ponders why Gina (I've Got a Cortina) hasn't found it's way onto the definitive list of punk's greatest hits. Oh, and there is the revelation that the new punk is a nicely ordered spreadsheet. The Radio Today Programme with AudioBoo is usually available every Wednesday. Produced by Jamie Tayler A TDC Production for Radio Today - for more information, please visit trevordann.com Voiceover - emilychiswell.com Music - Euro Star from ostinatomusic.com

We are BACK!!! Join DC and Rita G. for a super show this week Sunday Nov. 14th 2010 - 6pm PST - 9pm EST on “The Haunted Truth” Paranormal Radio.. Our return guest Author Dan Gordon wrote a few years ago his book "Haunted Baseball" Ghost, Curses, Legends and Eerie Events. along with his co-author Mickey Bradley.. Their latest book "Field of Screams" will take us deeper into this world of Ghosts in the Bull Pen.. Come join us for a fun show, at our home on BlogTalkRadio.. Ya never know what we’ll pull out of our hats.. Call us at 718-508-9724 to join us on the air with your questions or comments or you can join Rita in the chat room and ask your questions there.. Don't miss our top rated show.. "The Haunted Truth" Paranormal Radio.. Please remember to support and help "Protect the Children"..

10/24/10 SUNDAY HOUR ONE (8-9 PM Eastern) Mickey Bradley Field of Screams: Haunted Tales from the Baseball Diamond, the Locker Room, and Beyond (with Dan Gordon), Globe Pequot Press, 2010

September 25, 2010. We're joined by Dan Gordon and Mickey Bradley to talk about their new book "Field of Screams," the sequel to "Haunted Baseball." They share stories about Tiger Stadium, Roberto Clemente, Babe Ruth and of course the Red Sox and Yankees.

Guests: Mickey Bradley, Haunted Baseball: Ghosts, Curses, Legends, and Eerie Events (with Dan Gordon), Globe Pequot Press, 2007 - Visit us at 21stcenturyradio.com

Hosts: Tom: Summary:  In this week’s show, I interview author Dan Gordon who has just come out with his book, Haunted Baseball:  Ghosts, Curses, Legends and Eerie Events with co-author Mickey Bradley.  Dan talks about the impetus to write his book and relates some of the stories he heard when he and Mickey interviewed hundreds of […]

"Spooky Southcoast" for May 20, 2006: Guests: Dan Gordon, Gary Joseph, and Mickey Bradley. Topics: Haunted Cape Cod; Haunted Baseball. We also discussed our most recent trip to Ellis Bolles Cemetery, and the possibility of time travel.