Terri Thal shares her memories of the Greenwich Village folk music scene of the 1960s. She covers her long association with Dave Van Ronk and her role in managing Bob Dylan’s early career. Terri shares the excitement of witnessing the birth of a new musical movement and personal insights into Dylan, Van Ronk, and other key figures of the time. Furt…

Beatles biographer Philip Norman talks about the life and legacy of John Lennon. He shares insights into John’s childhood, personality, relationship with Yoko Ono, and the breakup of The Beatles. Philip recounts meeting The Beatles and Yoko, providing behind-the-scenes stories. He analyses Lennon’s debut solo album ‘Plastic Ono Band’, exploring its…

Martin Gordon, bassist for Sparks’ ‘Kimono My House’ takes us behind-the-scenes of this classic album. For its 50 anniversary, Martin shares details about the rehearsals, studio sessions, and interactions with the band members and the team involved. He discusses the creative input he had in shaping the basslines and arrangements, as well as the ten…

Billy Morrison discusses The Morrison Project and shares insights into the collaborative process behind the album, working with various artists including Ozzy Osbourne and Linda Perry. He also reflects on his musical influences and playing with The Cult and Billy Idol. Further information Billy Morrison ‘The Morrison Project’ Billy Morrison podcast…

John Fiddler of Medicine Head traces his musical journey from the 1960s to present. John covers new album ‘Heartwork’, forming Medicine Head, getting their break through John Peel and support from John Lennon and Pete Townshend, his major 1970s hits, and time in British Lions and Box of Frogs. Further information medicinehead.rocks Medicine Head’s …

Ian Hunter takes us through new album Defiance Part 2: Fiction, solo highlights and his past in Mott the Hoople. Ian covers his approach for songwriting and evolution over his career spanning the 1960s Hamburg music scene, leading Mott and collaborating with Brian May, David Bowie and Mick Ronson. Further information ianhunter.com Ian Hunter podcas…

Paul Hanley is in conversation with Jason Barnard for The CAT Club in Pontefract, Yorkshire. Guided by Paul’s book ‘Sixteen Again’, he highlights the critical and lasting influence of Buzzcocks. He reveals the special bond between a teen and their beloved band, reflects on the significance of their album ‘A Different Kind of Tension’ and the legacy…

Phil Manzanera discusses his life covered in his new memoir, Revolución to Roxy. Phil reveals his unique childhood across the word including Cuba and Hawaii, meeting David Gilmour which inspired him to pursue music professionally, joining Roxy Music and their intense schedule of albums and touring in the 1970s. Phil also explores Roxy’s creative pr…

David Wells delves into the Laurel Canyon music community of the late 60s and early 70s, tracing its evolution from Love and The Doors to the emergence of country-rock and singer-songwriters. Situated near Los Angeles, Laurel Canyon attracted a diverse array of musicians, from The Byrds and Buffalo Springfield to Frank Zappa. The scene fostered col…

Wesley Stace delves into the lyrical landscapes of his songs, transition from John Wesley Harding and collaborations with Bruce Springsteen, Rosanne Cash, The Attractions, The Minus Five and The Jayhawks. With his anticipated UK tour, Wesley steps out from the shadows to claim his well-deserved spotlight as an outstanding songwriter. Further inform…

Dave Scott-Morgan explores his highlights intertwined with the Birmingham music scene of the 1960s and 1970s. From his The post Dave Scott Morgan – ELO appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

Mike Vickers, co-founder of Manfred Mann, digs deep into his career. Mike covers his early years with the The post Mike Vickers – Manfred Mann appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

Michelle Phillips of The Mamas & The Papas speaks about her life and time in the group. From The post Michelle Phillips – The Mamas & The Papas appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

In a bonus podcast, Tim Arnold and Kevin Godley discuss the resonance today of the U2 song ‘Numb’ The post Tim Arnold and Kevin Godley appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

Philip Norman provides a revealing portrait of George Harrison. Despite being acknowledged as one of the era’s best The post George Harrison: The Reluctant Beatle appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

Dion shares insights from his latest album ‘Girl Friends’, where he collaborates with talented female artists to showcase The post Dion appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

David Wells delves into the British hits, captivating misses, and pivotal album tracks of 1974. The innovative side The post British Progressive Pop Sounds of 1974 appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

Chester Thompson take us through his extraordinary life in drumming. He outlines his early jazz and soul influences The post Chester Thompson appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

Tom McGuinness, a founding member of Manfred Mann, invites us to listen to highlights from his life. As The post Tom McGuinness – Manfred Mann appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

Derek Forbes is renowned for crafting the unforgettable bass riffs for Simple Minds up until ‘Don’t You (Forget The post Derek Forbes – Simple Minds appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

Felix Cavaliere of The Rascals reveals his influences and highlights. From writing timeless hits including ‘Groovin’ and ‘How The post Felix Cavaliere – The Rascals appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

Farewell to Melanie Safka, who passed away today (January 24, 2024) at the age of 76. Almost two The post Melanie on her life and music appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

Harold Bronson describes his journey from a devoted fan and music journalist to co-founding Rhino Records. Drawing from The post Harold Bronson’s Rock and Roll Diaries appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

Denmark Street, Britain’s Tin Pan Alley, played a pivotal role in the music industry. Peter Watts takes us The post Denmark Street appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

Explore the layers of Jenny Boyd’s life and her book ‘Icons of Rock – In Their Own Words.’ The post Jenny Boyd appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

In a bonus episode, Glen Matlock is in conversation with Jason Barnard for the CAT Club in Pontefract, The post Glen Matlock In Conversation appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

Two of folk music’s most celebrated songwriters, Tom Paxton and John McCutcheon delve into their vibrant songwriting partnership. The post Tom Paxton and John McCutcheon appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

As The Pineapple Thief gets ready to release their new album It Leads To This and hit the The post Bruce Soord – The Pineapple Thief appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

New podcast: Morgan Fisher shares his remarkable journey in music. Morgan takes us on a trip from 60s The post Morgan Fisher appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

Annie Haslam of Renaissance shares her memories of John Wetton and highlights with Renaissance. Annie talks about how The post Annie Haslam – Renaissance appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

John Cowsill (The Cowsills, The Beach Boys) and Vicki Peterson (The Bangles) discuss Action Skulls, their collaboration with The post John Cowsill and Vicki Peterson appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

In a bonus podcast, as Crime & the City Solution embark on a European tour, founder Simon Bonney The post Simon Bonney – Crime & the City Solution appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

Jeff Skunk Baxter’s guitar sound helped shape Steely Dan, The Doobie Brothers and many other artists. However, this The post Skunk Baxter appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

While power pop didn’t come into nationwide consciousness until 1977, its distinctive sound had been gaining momentum. Pioneering The post American Power Pop In The Seventies appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

Meet Roger Earl, drummer of the classic rock band Foghat. Born in London, he started drumming at age The post Roger Earl – Foghat appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

At the heart of The Zombies in the 1960s was their original drummer, Hugh Grundy. Hugh shares his The post Hugh Grundy – The Zombies appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

John ‘Rhino’ Edwards is Status Quo’s longtime bassist and songwriter. However, his musical contributions extend even further than The post John Rhino Edwards – Status Quo appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

Michael Fennelly, singer-songwriter and guitarist for The Millennium and Crabby Appleton, looks back on his life in music. The post Michael Fennelly appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

Neil Storey, former head of press at Island Records, delves into 12 pivotal tracks from Island’s first decade. The post Island Records 1959-1968 appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

Martin Carthy has undeniably etched his name into the annals of music history. Martin explores his formative years, The post Martin Carthy appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

John Lodge, the celebrated bassist of The Moody Blues, invites us on a trip through his musical career, The post John Lodge – The Moody Blues appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

Clem Burke dives into the details of his forthcoming Lust For Life Tour and regales us with captivating The post Clem Burke appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

Frank Allen takes us on a journey through his time with The Searchers and Cliff Bennett and the The post Frank Allen – The Searchers appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

Fairport Convention’s Simon Nicol explores the band’s extensive back catalogue, providing fresh insights into their music, as they The post Simon Nicol – Fairport Convention appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

Legendary Status Quo drummer, John Coghlan reflects on his career since the 1960s. We start with his early The post John Coghlan appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

In early 1968 Focal Point were one of the hottest prospects in British music. They were the first The post Focal Point, Beatles and Apple appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

Kiki Dee delves into her musical career over the last 60 years. We start by exploring her 29 The post Kiki Dee appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

In the Laurel Canyon music scene, few left as indelible a mark as Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. The post Henry Diltz on CSN&Y appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

Judy Collins discusses her musical journey in this career spanning podcast. We cover her early years in Colorado, The post Judy Collins appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard

We delve into the the American music scene of 1967 with David Wells, as we hear highlights from The post The American Sounds Of 1967 appeared first on The Strange Brew .Di Jason Barnard