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Graham wants to correct some wrong perceptions about indie bands Bar Italia and The Last Dinner Party.Former guest (Episode 153) Rick Witter's band Shed Seven gets its first Number One album and Charles challenges the view that they are not as important as other bands of the same era.Graham confesses that in last week's episode he got a few things wrong about Sofia Coppola's new film Priscilla. Graham stares back into the abyss of the past to reclaim the miracle of Mr Mick, Stackridge's 1976 cult album and rediscovers how it invented the future.

The Korgis are a legendary British pop band whose music has resonated with audiences for decades. With their distinctive sound and heartfelt lyrics, they have left an indelible mark on the music industry. The band was formed by singer/guitarist/keyboardist Andy Davis and singer/bassist/guitarist James Warren, both of whom were former members of the renowned 1970s group Stackridge.In the late 1970s and early 1980s, The Korgis rose to prominence with their hit singles, "If I Had You" in 1979 and "Everybody's Got to Learn Sometime" in 1980. These songs showcased the band's ability to craft infectious melodies and introspective lyrics, capturing the hearts of fans around the world.Though the band experienced some lineup changes over the years, The Korgis of today continues to captivate audiences with their unique blend of talent and creativity. Founder member James Warren, the original vocalist, has remained a constant presence in the band. Joining him is John Baker, who has taken on additional lead vocalist duties since 1992. Al Steele, a member of The Korgis' live band in the 90s and their 2017 comeback, contributes his exceptional guitar skills. The band also welcomes multi-instrumentalist Danielle Nicholls, who adds her own flair on guitar, vocals, and percussion. Completing the lineup is the highly skilled studio drummer, Paul Smith.In a remarkable turn of events, The Korgis found themselves embarking on a unique musical journey intersecting with history. On July 21, 2023, the highly anticipated Christopher Nolan film, "OPPENHEIMER," was released. Coincidentally, The Korgis had been in the process of writing a song about the enigmatic figure known as the "Father of the A-Bomb" himself, J. Robert Oppenheimer.Oppenheimer's story is one of complexity and intrigue. While he played a pivotal role in the creation of the atomic bomb, he later dedicated his life to the pursuit of peace. The Korgis recognized the extraordinary nature of Oppenheimer's life and sought to honour his legacy through their music. Collaborating with songwriter Chris Hopkins (aka Exhibit-1) and Al Steele, James Warren spearheaded the creation of a song that would be anything but ordinary, just like Oppenheimer himself.The Korgis brought this ambitious project to life, infusing their signature sound with the profound narrative of Oppenheimer's life. With their meticulous attention to detail and unwavering commitment to musical excellence, they crafted a song that does justice to the complex story of J. Robert Oppenheimer.The Korgis' music inspires and captivates audiences, bridging the gap between generations with their timeless pop sound. Through their extraordinary storytelling and masterful musicianship, The Korgis have secured their place as one of the most revered British pop bands of all time. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 480. In this edition we heard music by Tears For Fears, Motorpsycho, Karmakanic, Big Big Train, Gentle Giant, Ultravox, Join The Din, Avkrvst, Mice On Stilts, Ten Jinn, Santana, Arena, Einar Solberg, Billie Bottle & The Multiple, Stackridge, Strange Pop & Marc Atkinson.

Esta semana en Islas de Robinson, un glorioso batiburrillo, con clásicos peculiares a mediados-finales de los 70. Una de esas noches.... Suenan: SPARKS - "GET IN THE SWING" ("INDISCREET", 1975) / STACKRIDGE - "HIGHBURY INCIDENT ("RAINY JULY MORNING") ("EXTRAVAGANZA", 1975) / 10CC - "LAZY WAYS" ("HOW DARE YOU?", 1976) / KLAATU - "WE'RE OFF YOU KNOW" ("HOPE", 1977) / FRANK ZAPPA & THE MOTHERS OF INVENTION - "SAN BER'DINO" ("ONE SIZE FEETS ALL", 1975) / HATFIELD AND THE NORTH - "SHARE IT" ("ROTTERS CLUB", 1975) / PETER HAMMILL - "LOST AND FOUND" ("OVER", 1977) / KEVIN AYERS - "BALLAD OF A SALESMAN WHO SOLD HIMSELF" ("RAINBOW TAKEAWAY", 1 Escuchar audio

Iš folkroko muzikos archyvų: kultinės britų grupės „Spirogyra“ ir „Comus“. Taip pat, dainų autorius-atlikėjas Donovanas, britų grupė „Stackridge“, amerikiečių „Kaleidoscope“, čekų „Jablkon“ ir naujausi Mieczysławo Litwińskio įrašai.Ved.Lukas Devita

Join Michael Litten "The Last DJ" for an in-depth discussion. Featuring a variety of songs. Sponsored by Drinkmate Theme music provided by Peter Perkins Special Thank You to Lucy Piller/ARN Entertainment for providing the talent Steve Rodgers Bio Steve Rodgers, singer songwriter, has just completed recording his much anticipated first album, due for release this year and produced by Ken Nelson (Coldplay, Snow Patrol, Paolo Nutini) mixed by Adrian Bushby (Foo Fighters, Muse). His songs reflect his passion for life's depth, mystery and wonder, recorded with his band of like-minded musicians. Critics compare his music to a mix of Jack Johnson, Paolo Nutini and Cat Stevens. At 14 he began to write his own songs on guitar and piano. He started a band with his friends at 17, ‘Lost Sons of Davros'. From the ‘Lost Sons' came ‘Boa' they created two great albums – their first single ‘Duvet' was the title track to the Japanese multi award- winning animation series Manga ‘Lain – Serial Xperiments'. They toured the States, the UK and after much enjoyment, Steve decided to follow his own path. He has ‘guested' at Wembley for Bad Company, Aerosmith's Joe Perry and the Robert Randolph Band. Tours have included support slots for Bad Company in the UK and Japan and his own headline dates in the UK and Canada. Steve has also supported The Deborah Bonham Band and Midge Ure on their respective tours in the UK and Europe. In 2014 he supported Bad Company again with Lynyrd Skynyrd for their coast to coast US tour and in September 2015 he joined Stackridge for a three month tour of the UK. To coincide with his album release this year he will be touring again with Bad Company and Joe Walsh in the US and UK over four months.   https://steverodgersmusic.co.uk  

Kieran and Derek are joined this week by James Warren and Al Steele from the brilliant Korgis. A band with its roots in prog rock with Stackridge, they played the first ever Glastonbury, James would eventually form The Korgis with Andy Davis in 1978. Bursting into the mainstream with their highly melodic tunes, thoughtful lyrics, strong vocal harmonies and uber-catchy hooks eventually resulted in commercial success with "If I Had You" The Dumb Waiters album was a big success largely owing to the runaway hit 'Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime'. The Band are back with the innovate release " Kartoon World" an album that spans generations. Let Christy Take It are proud to present The Korgis. Big kudos to our editor in chief Mark Cullen for all his hard work

Author! Author! A literary special with authors Jonathan Coe and Andy Miller joining host Jim Irvin to discuss some under-appreciated albums they love. The albums in this episode are A Symphony Of Amaranths by Neil Ardley, The Man In The Bowler Hat by Stackridge and Harmony Row by Jack Bruce. Also discussed, The Crusaders, The Wombles, ambivalence to Dylan, music that's good to read by, albums inspired by literature and did Chris Spedding play on everything?! An accompanying playlist is available here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3rl4sg77uhABlLxDESNABu?si=a717f88b37fd40f6 Check out Jim Irvin's other show, Here's One I Made Earlier, in which musical creators discuss a key work in the repertoire: https://www.jimirvin.com/podcast-2. There's a contact page there where you can email comments on either podcast. Alternatively leave a voice message here: https://anchor.fm/james-irvin5/message Please like, rate or comment wherever you get your podcasts. Every interaction helps new listeners discover the show.

This week's Prog-Watch is a BIG themed special! Hear great BIG classics from Peter Gabriel, Ritual, Electric Light Orchestra, Matt Stevens, Yes, Spock's Beard, Genesis, Damanek, Stackridge, Tears For Fears, Simon Collins, Tinyfish, Robert Plant, Fish, and Rush! All in 90 minutes!

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 377. In this edition we heard music by A Formal Horse, DBA, Darragh, Elder, Anneke Van Giersbergen, Molesome, Giraffe, David Bowie, Arc Of Life, Sean Filkins, Miklagard, Stackridge, M83, Marcelo Paganini, Sealand Airlines, Pink Floyd, Sophie Burrell, Sproingg, Heldon, Scott Walker, Spock’s Beard, Omega & Steps Ahead.

Well this ended up here by mistake but there is a book interview here its not sport though its about Jimi Hendrix so i thought i'd leave it here anyway hope you all enjoy it .. This month Rolling Stones. Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck, the 50th anniversary of Jimi Hendrix, Black Sabbath , Stackridge, Slade , Buddy Guy, BB KIng and author Aiden Prewett who has just written a book called "Our Jimi" which is a collection of interviews with those who were closest to Jimi including long time girlfriend Kathy Etchingham and legendary producer Eddie Kramer . --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tim-caple3/message

This month Rolling Stones. Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck, the 50th anniversary of Jimi Hendrix, Black Sabbath , Stackridge, Slade , Buddy Guy, BB KIng and author Aiden Prewett who has just written a book called "Our Jimi" which is a collection of interviews with those who were closest to Jimi including long time girlfriend Kathy Etchingham and legendary producer Eddie Kramer . --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/classic-rock-news/message

Un trésor caché du Royaume-Uni produit par George Martin.

This week's Prog-Watch is a variety program with a Guest DJ Feature! I'll be spinning music from Godsticks, Pure Reason Revolution, Moon Halo, Fluance, Sky Architect, and the Neal Morse Band, and mixing in selections from our Guest DJ (Mr. Larry Wilson of Oahu, Hawaii, USA)! Larry has selected some great stuff from The Pretty Things, Stackridge, Roxy Music, Steve Harley, and Public Image Ltd.!

Hello Listeners! This week Paul and Marc Carey have an interesting talk with Internationally acclaimed musician Steve Rodgers, son of the great Paul Rodgers (Free, Bad Company, Queen).They discuss all things music and what makes Steve tick as an artist. We have 3 of his standout tracks aired on this episode:Sorrow I Will Grow SunshineHere is some background info:Steve Rodgers, singer songwriter, has just completed recording his much anticipated first album, due for release this year and produced by Ken Nelson (Coldplay, Snow Patrol, Paolo Nutini) mixed by Adrian Bushby (Foo Fighters, Muse). His songs reflect his passion for life's depth, mystery and wonder, recorded with his band of like-minded musicians. Critics compare his music to a mix of Jack Johnson, Paolo Nutini and Cat Stevens.At 14 he began to write his own songs on guitar and piano. He started a band with his friends at 17, ‘Lost Sons of Davros'. From the ‘Lost Sons' came ‘Boa' they created two great albums – their first single ‘Duvet' was the title track to the Japanese multi award- winning animation series Manga ‘Lain – Serial Xperiments'. They toured the States, the UK and after much enjoyment, Steve decided to follow his own path.He has ‘guested' at Wembley for Bad Company, Aerosmith's Joe Perry and the Robert Randolph Band. Tours have included support slots for Bad Company in the UK and Japan and his own headline dates in the UK and Canada. Steve has also supported The Deborah Bonham Band and Midge Ure on their respective tours in the UK and Europe. In 2014 he supported Bad Company again with Lynyrd Skynyrd for their coast to coast US tour and in September 2015 he joined Stackridge for a three month tour of the UK. 

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 315. In this edition we heard music by The Vintage Caravan, Blank Manuskript, Crystal Beth, Marillion, Stackridge, Tame Impala, Life In Digital, Brian Eno, Kurt Elling, Nick Beggs, Voyager IV, The Flower Kings, Birdeatsbaby, Kenso, Tangerine Dream, Thieves’ Kitchen, Yes, We Lost The Sea, No-Man & Tears For Fears.

Featuring music from Andy Tillison Diskdrive, Chain, David Minasian, Dimension Act, Fearful Symmetry, Galaxy, Highway Robbery, Invisible, Midnight Sun, The New Age, Otger Dice, Sedate Illusion, Stackridge, Tomorrow’s Eve, Wally, and Zoundworks, plus “Spotlight Sets” devoted to Age Of Nemesis and Mantra Vega. Do you enjoy Prog-Scure? If so, perhaps you might consider helping me […]

This week on Prog-Watch it's another great variety show of mostly new Progressive sounds! Hear music from Phideaux, Ghost, Telegraph, Built For The Future, Marillion, mystery, Riverside, The Pineapple Thief, Stackridge, Skeptosphere & The Dame!

Kenneth Womack, Dean of the Wayne D. McMurray School of Humanities and Social Sciences and author of the two volume George Martin biography Maximum Volume and the forthcoming Sound Pictures joins the show (including special guest host Kit O'Toole) for a discussion of George Martin, his work with the Beatles, the studios they worked in and more.  The story continues next week as we take a deeper look at what lay beyond the Beatles years, and how all leads eventually lead back to the Fab Four.

Jerry Marotta is one of the most prolific drummers in the history of modern music. He  has played on literally hundreds of records and has worked with acts such as Orleans, Hall & Oates, The Indigo Girls, Stackridge, Marshall Crenshaw, The Dream Academy, Tears For Fears, Elvis Costello, Paul McCartney, and many, many more. Of particular note to Progressive Rock music fans is his association with Peter Gabriel, Tony Levin, and Trey Gunn of King Crimson, who now works with Jerry in The Security Project. Jerry is my esteemed guest on this week's Prog-Watch, and he talks at length about working with the Prog icons just mentioned, and what he is up to now. Along the way we will hear lots of great music from the progressive end of his resume.

This week on Prog-Watch I've got nearly 90 minutes of fantastic Progressive Rock variety for your listening enjoyment! We'll hear from Gaillion, King's X, Steve Walsh, Stackridge, Dave Kerzner, The Flower Kings, Downes Braide Association, Steven Wilson, Art Griffin's Sound Chaser, Charlie Cawood, Eddie Jobson, and Evolve!

James Warren, singer, songwriter and co-founder of Stackridge and The Korgis talks about writing some of his favourite tracks. James Warren – High Time (Innocent Bystander, Angel Air, 2017) James Warren – Have You Seen The Colours (Innocent Bystander, Angel Air, 2017) Stackridge – Dora the Female Explorer (Stackridge, MCA, 1971) Stackridge -There Is No […] The post James Warren appeared first on The Strange Brew.

This week's Prog-Watch is a variety program, with music from Ian Anderson, Steven Wilson, Kansas, Erik Norlander, Haken, Odyssice, Jadis Music, Karibow, Yuka & Chronoship, and Stackridge! Plus, another edition of Progressive Discoveries with Rob Fisher, from the latest album by Katatonia!Website: Progwatch.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ProgWatch/Twitter: @ProgSquatchEmail: progsquatch@gmail.com

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 93. In this edition, we heard music by Jim Steinman, Echolyn, The Anagram Principle, Sound Of Contact, Depeche Mode, Hibernal, Lunatic Soul, We Are Kin, Snarky Puppy, Stackridge, The Art Of Noise, Electric Light Orchestra, Queen, Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe, Shpongle, Daryl Hall, King Crimson, Neal Morse, The Lens, Tomas Bodin, The David Rhodes Band.

A SPY-FI special with guest star Roger Moore and interviews with the legendary STACKRIDGE, and groovy Canadian surf band - THE REVERB SYNDICATE. Also featuring fabulous records by Dick Dale, John Barry, Eartha Kitt and Freddy Cannon. So tune in for some dangerous liaisons and more fabulous vintage music…and remember…sshhh…don’t tell anyone…it’s a secret…Happy listening, Dusty X