This is a clip from a radio interview I did with Brush, in my own kitchen. A brush in a kitchen makes sense, right? I loved his recollections about the earliest gigs Phil Lynott played with Brush's band, Skid Row. I saw Phil a year or so earlier, in The Black Eagles. I also love Brush's song, New Faces, Old Places, which will resonate for anyone, who has ever lived in a home but who finally were told they had to get out. Subscribe to this podcast on Podbean, or the visual version on YouTube

Brush Shiels of Skid Row Remembers his first gigs with Phil Lynott and plays the first song "Philo" ever recorded, Brush's song, New Places, Old Faces.

Joe Jackson is a journalist, interviewer, author and IMRO-Award nominated radio presenter/producer. He has interviewed roughly 1,400 people in the world of the arts, politics, and entertainment for all major media outlets in Ireland, including RTE Radio 1, The Sunday Independent, The Irish Times, and Hot Press. His articles have been published globally in magazines such as Vox, Rolling Stone, and Snoozer. His radio shows include The Years Go Pop, 26 one-hour documentaries a 26 on the history of popular culture, People Get Ready, 52 one-hour documentaries on the greatest music acts of the 20th century, and Under The Influence, which was nominated for a 'Best Music series' award. In 2018, his documentary about Elvis Presley, Conversations about the King, was nominated for an IMRO Award in the 'Best Music Documentary' category.

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Brush Shiels of Skid Row Remembers his first gigs with Phil Lynott and plays the first song "Philo" ever recorded, Brush's song, New Places, Old Faces.

Brush Shiels of Skid Row Remembers his first gigs with Phil Lynott and plays the first song "Philo" ever recorded, Brush's song, New Places, Old Faces.

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