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Paul Martin presented almost 1500 episodes of Flog It! But despite being a daily presence on our screens, how many of us knew that Paul was once a professional drummer?!
Hello and welcome to this episode of All About The Music, where I’m chatting to Paul – a musician with stories as colourful as any found in the auction room, and someone for whom music and emotion are never far apart.
Where else to start but drumming – the foundation of everything, as Paul explains. But, like the sorely missed Taylor Hawkins of Foo Fighters’ fame, some drummers have managed to break out from providing mere rhythm. Technical brilliance arrives in the form of Jeff Porcaro from both Steely Dan and Toto, with Paul revealing the one song all good drummers have to master.
Elsewhere, Paul tells me of the tearful day he left home to join a band, hints at bachelor life listening to Keith Jarrett’s record-breaking solo piano album, and revels in his kids keeping him up to date at a Tom Grennan concert.
Paul’s absolute love of music pours out of him. Although it hasn’t helped him keep up with Jeremy Clarkson’s bank balance yet.
Find the Spotify playlist of all Paul Martin’s selections here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3ndopURKeazchjb0jiW6uA
Featured artists & tracks:
Foo Fighters – “Times Like These”, “Best of You”
Steely Dan – “Rikki Don’t Lose That Number”
Toto – “Rosanna”
Hothouse Flowers – “I Can See Clearly Now”, “Don’t Go”
Keith Jarrett – “The Köln Concert (Part I)”
Tom Grennan – “Full Attention”, “Somewhere Only We Go”
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By Somersault StudioPaul Martin presented almost 1500 episodes of Flog It! But despite being a daily presence on our screens, how many of us knew that Paul was once a professional drummer?!
Hello and welcome to this episode of All About The Music, where I’m chatting to Paul – a musician with stories as colourful as any found in the auction room, and someone for whom music and emotion are never far apart.
Where else to start but drumming – the foundation of everything, as Paul explains. But, like the sorely missed Taylor Hawkins of Foo Fighters’ fame, some drummers have managed to break out from providing mere rhythm. Technical brilliance arrives in the form of Jeff Porcaro from both Steely Dan and Toto, with Paul revealing the one song all good drummers have to master.
Elsewhere, Paul tells me of the tearful day he left home to join a band, hints at bachelor life listening to Keith Jarrett’s record-breaking solo piano album, and revels in his kids keeping him up to date at a Tom Grennan concert.
Paul’s absolute love of music pours out of him. Although it hasn’t helped him keep up with Jeremy Clarkson’s bank balance yet.
Find the Spotify playlist of all Paul Martin’s selections here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3ndopURKeazchjb0jiW6uA
Featured artists & tracks:
Foo Fighters – “Times Like These”, “Best of You”
Steely Dan – “Rikki Don’t Lose That Number”
Toto – “Rosanna”
Hothouse Flowers – “I Can See Clearly Now”, “Don’t Go”
Keith Jarrett – “The Köln Concert (Part I)”
Tom Grennan – “Full Attention”, “Somewhere Only We Go”
Connect With Us
Stay in tune with All About The Music and join the conversation wherever you are:
Website: allaboutthemusicpod.com — explore episodes, guest playlists, and behind-the-scenes stories.
Instagram: @allaboutthemusic.pod — discover new episodes, reels, and the songs that shaped our guests.
Facebook: facebook.com/allaboutthemusicpod — follow for updates, clips, and listener discussions.
TikTok: @allaboutthemusicpod — enjoy bite-sized musical moments and highlights from the show.
Follow Neil: @neil.brand.9 — for performances, live appearances, and my personal reflections on music.
Share with your friends: Listen to All About The Music
Because wherever you listen, it’s all about the music.
Somersault Studio