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The British Psychedelic Scene 1966-68 is explored by David Wells, with tracks by Traffic, Kaleidoscope, Nirvana, The Zombies,

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Alan Hawkshaw sadly passed away today (16 October 2021). This podcast with Alan from 2018 delves deep into

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Songwriter, singer and producer Mike Hurst talks about key tracks from his career. We start with his time

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Paul Cook talks about the new Professionals album SNAFU, and highlights from his back catalogue, including Sex Pistols,

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Steve Rothery reflects on highlights from Marillion’s back catalogue, his solo career and looks forward to their The

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Yusuf/Cat Stevens posted on Instagram today that Barry Ryan passed away yesterday. In April 2017 I spoke to

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Dave Pegg of Fairport Convention looks over his musical career. We cover his roots in the 1960s Birmingham

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Thomas Walsh of Pugwash reveals the stories behind ten of his most important songs. He also covers collaborating

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Colin Blunstone of The Zombies recalls recording Odessey and Oracle at Abbey Road and his musical highlights.

For one night only – Saturday, September 18 2021 – The Zombies will be performing live from Abbey Road Studios in London.

See also – the first Strange Brew Podcast with Colin Blunstone, plus episodes with Chris White and Rod Argent of The Zombies

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John Cambridge traces his pivotal friendship with David Bowie and time in music. We cover John playing in The Rats with Mick Ronson and Junior’s Eyes, to drumming for David Bowie in his first major career breakthrough from 1969.

Further details can be found in John’s new book Bowie, Cambo & All the Hype.

Listen to more podcasts with David Bowie’s bandmates including John Hutchinson and Woody Woodmansey.

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