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So when your Dad is a famous Football Star you have a lot to live up to

Mark discussed what it's like being the son of a world-famous footballer

A great Excerpt

Brimmo "what was it like growing up the son of a football legend Gerry Francis"

Von "He was just my Dad"

Von was also a footballer and decided to turn his back on that career and focus on his music career.

His track is out now

"Cry For Help"

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Cry For Help - Youtube

Cry For Help - Spotify

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So I caught up with the star of 3 seasons of the reality Tv show

SouthBeach Tow

Keesha played Wanda in the show, She married J money one of the drivers who also had a stalker. It's a full-on TV show fo real.

Shes also started in various movies and shows and has now set up her own production company - Check her out here https://www.keeshajproductions.com/

We chatted about loads of projects shes working on as well as her struggles last year following a near death complication. She could have easily given up "But that ain't what Keesha is about" so with her foot in a boot and dyalisis 3 times a week she carried on .

It sounds like the up and coming projects in 2021 will be amazing , another show with her husband and motherin law, a play and a magazine!.

What a very talented and inspirational lady, I enjoyed getting to know her and know you will to.

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The Amazing Patrice Lovely AKA Hattie Mae

Star of Stage, Screen & TV

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We caught up and chatted to her about who she is whats she's been in and where she is going.

an amazing lady and extremely funny, she came in character which I was not expecting

hey "Gone Get Ya Some"

Watch The Vidoe Interview HERE

Who is Hattie May

Hattie Mae Love is a cranky sexually active 75 years old African - American woman who currently works at the diner and is the owner of it. She is portrayed as a gangster-like her friend Madea. She has said she used to work at the circus in one episode when she sprayed paint Vivian's billboard that was 80 feet high. She currently has 1 child named Linda but is known to have more kids than that. She is known to be very hostile.

Who Is Patrice Lovely

Lovely started acting in 1997. In 2004, she joined the UniverSoul Circus as a ringmaster alongside Shuckey Duckey as Ms. Mabelle. In 2009, she played "Auntie" at the UniverSoul circus.[4] She returned to the Big Top in 2010 as Grandma Maggie with Daniel "Lucky" Malatsi playing her grandson.[citation needed] In 2011, Lovely debuted on the stage for A Madea's Christmas, then she has been in other shows such as fan favorite I Don't Want to Do Wrong.[citation needed] In 2013, she joined the cast of the new sitcom Love Thy Neighbor.[5] Lovely has recorded two gospel albums, Glory Road and Seven Days.[5]

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"Gone Get Ya Some"

an amazing interview an looking forward to her future work

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Kirk

Emerging Artist from Perth Australia, at only 17 Beth is pretty talented

We talked about her music and the new Ep "Hands On Me" which is an accomplished trio of tracks, the second track on the Ep has a James Bond feel to it and could easily be the score for the next Movie

She also nominated for the Duggystone Radio track of the month for aug 2020 and voting up to the end of July - go to our landing page to vote

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A fantastic emerging band and what's behind their first track that's been released

A three-piece that play different instruments to realise the depth of music they want to create.

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Had the pleasure of seeing Wilde perform in early 2020 when they supported one of the station's bands, Chasing Deer who won the o2 Soundwave awards in 2019.

you never know what you are getting with support acts but have to say these had real stage presence, a great sound and performance

We've featured them before on the station and on the Indie Disco show

as part of my interview series, I had to get them on for a chat.

the Quote of the interview

"We are the fast food of rock and roll"

I disagree them make amazing music but can create it quick there is nothing that resembles a fast food sound here.

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This week I spoke to Steve Bonham & The Long Road

Country band but not the country as you know it, they are Vagabonds doing it their way.

A varied background with Kev playing with bands such as Saxon, Steve brings the lyrical expertise and Chris his musical training, but all too often they cast that aside to free flow with passion

Bio

Wide-brimmed hat. Long dark coat. Guitar slung on back. 31 years on the road. A hundred thousand miles and half a thousand hotel rooms. From the Berlin Wall to the Atlas Mountains, from the Sahara Desert to the streets of Hong Kong, from the Appalachian Mountains to the frozen lakes of Ontario: a memory brewed in the long simmering soup of people and place. A man who has learned to watch and to listen, to walk and talk in the ebb and flow of meeting and parting. He is a chronicler of the human spirit in words and music. His is an intimate creativity – drawn from the direct experience that comes from getting dirt on your boots; dust in your eye and sweat on your brow. Steve Bonham is a storyteller, a published author, an inveterate traveller, for decades a songwriter, performer and musician, and an award-winning psychologist. Born in Derbyshire, England, Steve studied psychology and philosophy at university. He has recorded more than 10 albums; two musicals; and several books including A Little Nostalgia for Freedom. He is the author of the Vagabond Philosopher blog. His latest project Gone to Look for America comprises the book A Beautiful Broken Dream and two albums: The Girl With The Rattlesnake Heart and Reliance written with his compadres in The Long Road: Kev Moore; Chris Lydon and John Humphreys. www.vagabondphilosopher.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_gc1HHPqQw check us out www.duggystoneradio.com check out the previous interviews thanks for checking this out Kirk please sub to the show

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I was Gripped when I heard the Background behind how Martin (The Big Boss) met and collaborated with an amazing Poet Jason

The interview could have gone on for hours and that's when you know its special

we also listened to three-track that were amazing

Below is the Press Pack release from Them

please check them out and investigate their sound it's like faithless meets the Streets

I Witness are award-winning poet Jason N Smith and Electronic artist Martin Byrne. Based in Stoke and Macclesfield respectively. A unique blend of hard hitting, truthful spoken word and pulsating electronic beats reminiscent of Leftfield, Faithless, Massive Attack and Kate Tempest. Their debut album "The Word" has been 2 years in the making with a 13 track tour de force of songs about love, hate, racism, incarceration, domestic violence, climate change, knife crime, slavery, homelessness, mental health, beauty, hopes, and dreams.

I Am England - Track 1 My Name Is Kyoto - Track 6 When She Stopped Running - Track 12

I first met Jason in the Summer of 2018. I went to a gig at The Swan With Two Necks in Macclesfield called "Let's Get Chipfaced 2". It was essentially musical geeks who had hacked many forms of games consoles, mostly old, and turned them into musical instruments.

Before the bands started the compere said "We're going to start with some poetry" and, in my ignorance, I thought "oh great". So a couple of poets came out and delivered their verse, then on walks Jason. He has a presence before he's even opened his mouth he seemed to command attention. He starts with "How Can I Explain" and I'm captivated instantly, the accent, the words, the cadence, the honesty. I could instantly hear music. After he'd finished I offered to buy him a pint and said: "That was great, what's your story man?"

Now J and I don't actually know each other that well, I think we've met in person ten times or less. So what he told me that night is most of what I do know. He spent years in and out of prison, had some form of epiphany in prison, and started to challenge his very existence. Then he started documenting that challenge and change by writing poems. We haven't talked that much about that side of his life and I haven't really asked much about it. I don't need to.

The past is there in the poems, it's all there, in its starkness, joy, despair and hope, in its honesty, brutality, reality and scope. So, the J I actually know is a gentle man, a kind man, a man aware of his own shortcomings, a man always looking to help others, a man with an ambition to be so much more than his past has delivered. We are mates, brothers in verse and music. I Witness is an extension of Jason, one part of his multifaceted repertoire and I feel lucky to be a part of it. Neither of us knows what this project means, if it's a one time thing or not, and neither of us care because I Witness is the result of a chance meeting, a chance conversation between two men taking a chance on each other because they both fundamentally believe in, and look for, the good in people, and if that random meeting had never happened…