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John Leckie joins The Strange Brew to talk through the Dukes of Stratosphear story, from his first sight

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Steve Hackett and Steve Rothery discuss their joint album The Roaring Waves. They explore creative process behind it,

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Mari Wilson was the beehived voice behind “Just What I Always Wanted”, the Neasden Queen of Soul who

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Ten years on, Jeremy Clyde is back. Chad Stuart left behind decades of unfinished Chad & Jeremy recordings.

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Devo co-founder Gerald V. Casale joins us for a career spanning conversation, starting with his new protest single

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Arthur Brown joins Jason Barnard, alongside his partner and collaborator Claire Waller, to talk through his new album

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Robin Scott’s career spans from acoustic songs on the 1960s folk circuit to the sequenced synth-pop of ‘Pop

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Over fifty years ago, a teenager from Cleveland got talked into playing “Maggot Brain” at an after party,

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Eric Barrett spent two years, from 1968 to 1970, as Jimi Hendrix’s road manager and one of the

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Graham Parker didn’t get a record deal until he was 24, having worked in a rubber glove factory

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