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Fred Clark
Today I interview the wonderful Fred Clark, singer song writer and acoustic guitarist
Fred has been very creative in his musical career and has some brilliant takeaways
especially after the corona virus wiped out all his gigs now he gigs online
Amazing chat great thinking outside the box
go can contact Fred on
www.fredclark.co.uk where you can access all his material and the funky cups and t shirts
Facebook Fred Clark music
Chris Penfold
Today I am interviewing a good friend of mine for many years Chris Penfold a great musician who has played keyboards in countless projects that I have done. He runs his own studio in France and Chris tells how he got there.
www.dreamfrance.co.uk
Instagram dreamfrance&goosestudio
Alex Nelson
In this episode I am talking to Alex Nelson who is a drummer and teacher. I have worked with Alex over a few years and he is a talented player and inspirational teacher and very modest as you will hear. Alex tells how building contacts and getting involved in projects is one of the best ways of networking both as a player and a teacher
Alex’s contact details are [email protected]
Instagram - @alexnelsondrums
Band
www.theneotones.co.uk
Instagram - @theneotones
In this episode i am interviewing Malcolm Callus. Malcolm is a guitarist and teacher, originally from Malta but now living in London. Malcolm talks about is love of guitar and metal motivating him to start a fanzine and then have a radio programme before coming to the UK. This was a fascinating talk
www.malcolmcallus.com
[email protected]
www.sceptocrypt.com – metal band in Malta
www.ethnamorte.com – world music in London
https://www.malcolmcallus.com/bands/ – for more bands
https://www.malcolmcallus.com/activities – for zine, radio, gig organisation etc
FB/Insta/Twitter/YouTube : #coolgoolmusic
Thoughts - https://www.malcolmcallus.com/blog
Josh is a multi-instrumentalist, song writer and composer and the founder member of The Chaps who play extensively in the UK and in Europe. Josh talks about his experience of playing and interestingly of being in college in the UK studying music and there is an interesting section about ‘networking’ and how it is ‘taught’ on such courses. I think Josh really nails how net6working should and should not be done. Check out the videos on YouTube these guys are really good and amazingly creative.
www.thechapsband.com
Today I am interviewing Rob Hudson, Bass player, teacher and YouTuber on or should I say in his Bass Garage. Rob has an interesting story of touring extensively and then giving it all up and then after a while playing again and using music to help him overcome health issues. I resonate with this and you will find this an interesting chat, very enlightening.
Phil is a trombonist and educator in the Steiner Wardorf system. Phil talks about playing in the horn section for the Chill Billies and we chew the fat on teaching children
Jason How of the world famous Rotosound strings
What a blast this was with lots of stories of great names of music in Rotosound' s extraordinary life
Jason entertained me with stories of Noel Redding cooking breakfast and how John Entwistle got the bass strings into the US and the rotohounds make an appearance at the ends
Find out more about Rotosound and Jason How's music which is very good, they remind me of XTC, cool stuff
www.rotosound.com
www.jasonhow.com
www.sodaprism.com
also on Facebook
The jam nights - Kentish Rifleman Dunks Green Kent
Facebook 'Kentish Rifleman Jams
Interview with Tony Harlow bass player lecturer and teacher in the Kent area in the UK talks session work and high level playing
Today I will be interviewing Dave Burtonshaw who is a guitarist and teacher in the Kent area
Dave has got an interesting story about his own involvement in music and the beginnings of garage which will be of interest to people wanting to start punk and grunge bands. He has like a lot of guitarists story of life taking away from music and then bringing him back later. Lots of interesting lessons here for people who want to make a living from teaching the guitar. Dave can be contacted on www.dave.burtonshaw.com/
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