A Million Songs Across My Brain with guest, Ruby Darbyshire
Singer-songwriter, guitarist, bagpiper, Ruby Darbyshire, joins Andrew to talk about her impressive gig list and to play an upcoming single release live in the studio.
Singer-songwriter, guitarist, bagpiper, Ruby Darbyshire, joins Andrew to talk about her impressive gig list and to play an upcoming single release live in the studio.
Guitarist and songwriter, Alex Maidment, joins Andrew on this show to discuss his guitar playing, adventures with dogs in Turkiye, and his impending enrolment at BIMM in Manchester.
Andrew is joined by Courting Ghosts bassist, Andy Maggs, on tonight’s show. Andy chooses his ‘tracks of a lifetime’ and plays one of his own songs in a style reminiscent of James Taylor.
This show features singer-songwriter, Ed Dyke, who, having recently returned from a year in Australia, inspires Andrew to play music from Down Under (yes, incl that one). Ed also shares his frightening encounters with Aussie wildlife.
A show where the expected electronic collage is supplemented by Hungarian Prog Folk – who knew?
Dave Turner (aka Bluebeard), joins Andrew in the studio to discuss a variety of musical genres, beard colouring and his journey with local original music legends, Courting Ghosts. Andrew also plays an ancient bit of Finnish prog rock!
A landmark show featuring guest pianist, Matt Collins, who brings his piano into the studio! Hear stories of his varied musical adventures from the smartest weddings to Fungus Licks.
This show features studio guests, Serguey and Joe from Stroud-based alternative rock band, The Trapdoor Spiders. We play three of their own songs as well as their ‘tracks of a lifetime’, which include The White Stripes and Lou Reed.
Singer and photographer, Shay Parsons (Rhythm Coalition/Parsons Green) talks with Andrew about her musical past, as well as looking to the future, with her new band, ‘After Hours’. Tracks include Joni Mitchell, Linkin Park, Ed Sheeran and Kirsty Clinch.
This show includes music from local bands Aqaba and Courting Ghosts, as well as information to promote the forthcoming Bradford on Avon Live Music Festival (30th May to June 1st).