Thought id say a quick hello and introduce myself, and say a few brief words about the podcast.

Thanks again to anyone who has listened.

Put the kettle on and make a cuppa, as Bob and Williams dad reach the end of the line with the Glassers.

Have a stretch, do a few star jumps in preparation for the games, but whatever you do, don't piss off the groupie stacker, he's a right old lump.

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Put the kettle on and make a cuppa, as Bob tries to explain what that foul smell is coming from his loft hatch. 

Is Bob now to fat now to use his loft ladder?

and is there a better combination of biscuits than the chocolate bourbon sandwich?

who knows, but i bet there's mushrooms involved somewhere.

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Put the kettle on, and make a cuppa, as Bob and Williams dad have moved in together, Bob's mate Big Tel's got a 'reveal all' gig for the Glasser's if they want it.

The Glasser's are within touching distance of a record deal, lets hope no one stands in their way.

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Bob finally gets to the initiation that Williams dad had to go through to join the Glasser's roadie crew. 

Is there anything that he wouldn't do to join this crew and be part of the team?

Probably not...

In this game, timing is everything.

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The next part of Bobs story takes us into the studio where we find the Glasser's recording a demo, The band also notice that William's dad is feeling a bit lost due to Billy Wood and the rubber action machine not working out.. what can they do to perk him up?...

The song 'The green caravan' is written a recorded by Adam Cumbers. The drum track is from the mobile version of 'Garage band'

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William explores the next steps in his dads and Bobs blossoming  relationship. Someone is sent off to see a sex therapist, while the Glasser's are asked to perform on their first festival bill ever in Wales.

festivals always go without a hitch right? 

William has arrived in England from the states to speak to a Bob, a guy that used to roadie for bands with William's dad in Britain back in the late 60's, and through the 70's.

He knows absolutely nothing about this part of his dads life, and is here to paint that picture using Bobs stories, or possibly just a sketch depending on what Bobs memory is like..

Memoirs of a roadie is written and recorded by Adam Cumbers

All music is written and recorded by Adam Cumbers