For this special collaboration episode of Quite The Music, Gary Morris is joined by Leah & Bethanne from the wonderful She Will Rock You podcast to talk about the wonderful world of the Rocky Horror Show.

Gary is also joined by theatre legend Kristian Lavercombe, who has starred in over 1800 productions of Rocky Horror worldwide to get some of his stories from being on the road with the stage show.

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This month, Gary Morris chats with East 17's Terry Coldwell about his 30 year career with the band. Terry discusses their successes in the 90s, having the Christmas Number one, and the challenges of staying relevant in today's music markets as East 17 return with a new line-up. They discuss band origins, collaborations, travelling the world including upcoming gigs in Glasgow and Ethiopia and enjoying a tequila shot!

Check out East 17's latest video 'Crying' starring Big Brother winner Pete Bennett in the video https://youtu.be/TdPeJLsB_YQ

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Gary chats with Pete Cunnah and Alan Mackenzie from chart-topping pop band D:Ream on the latest episode of Quite The Music.

The guys talk about their excellent recent album "Open Hearts Open Minds" and the return to performing live, plus their origins as a band, and some stories of Pete songwriting for A1 and Steps. Pete also talks about how Brian Cox became part of the band in the 90s. Pete and Alan also talk about producing music in the digital era and the challenges of going outside of the main streaming sites.

To buy their latest album which isn't available on streaming sites such as Spotify - go here.

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Ahead of his performance at this weekend's Let's Rock Scotland event in Dalkeith, legendary Black Lace singer Dene Michael chats to Gary Morris about his career.

They discuss his recently released autobiography Still Pushing Pineapples, and speak about the history of the Quintessential British party band.

A must-listen for anyone that loves 80s music, and reminiscing of your school disco days.

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For Episode 3 of Quite The Music, Gary is joined by Scottish singer Allan Jay to discuss his career including the recent re-release of hit song "Drama Queen" as remixed by the legendary 7th Heaven - recently featured in the documentary film Maisie Trollette.

Allan discusses his influences, the stories behind the hit singles and plans for the future.

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On the 2nd episode of Quite The Music, Gary Morris is joined by former X Factor finalist Sean Smith to talk about his time performing with his sister Sarah in the group Same Difference and being signed to Syco Records; his solo projects ‘Solo’ and ‘Swing For The 90s’ and his hopes to get out and perform this album to live audiences.

You can find Sean online and on Facebook and Twitter.

His music is available on Apple Music, Spotify and YouTube Music.

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On the debut edition of Quite The Music, your host Gary Morris is joined by Mark Read from legendary British/Norwegian boyband A1 to talk about his career with the band, how they are preparing for their upcoming "A Game" tour and his recently released solo project "Stop The Show"

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