Singer-songwriter Chris Difford (Squeeze) is joined by musical guests to talk about the highs and lows of their career in this new podcast from Help Musicians. Series 4 returns on Tuesday March 19th with James Blunt. Listen to our previous episodes now and find out more at http://www.HelpMusicians.org.uk
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 54 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Performing ArtsArtsMusic InterviewsMusic |
Chris Difford is joined in this episode by Sharleen Spiteri, the lead singer of the Glasgow band Texas, who've blended pop, rock and soul with huge success since their breakout single 'I Don't Want A Lover' back in 1989. more
With Chris Difford for another episode of his podcast is Jack Cochrane, frontman for the West Lothian four-piece, The Snuts, a guitar driven act citing The Arctic Monkeys and The Libertines as influences. more
Singer-songwriter Gabrielle joins Chris to discuss her career as a music maker. The London born singer was a huge music fan growing up, loving the music she heard on the radio and TV from acts like Wham, Haircut 100, Duran Duran and Adam And The Ants... more
On this episode of his podcast, Chris welcomes the Canadian singer-songwriter Ron Sexsmith to talk about the fine art of music making. more
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My new favourite pod, thanks Chris.
Interviews are good but Chris needs better soundproofing in his garden shed. The background noise ruins the pod. Too bad as I like Chris and his guests but had to give up.
I guess I’m late to the party, but this recent discover has been wonderful. Full of insightful, relaxed and interesting questions (no surprise given the glorious, top-tier, widely experienced host, Señor Difford). Now that I’ve heard a few from artists I know and love, it’s time to dive in to the ones I’ve not heard of. Enjoy. Keep up the great work. Would love to hear Mr. Difford's answers to many of his own questions.
Fascinating to listen to so many different accounts and stories from the music business, have loved every podcast I have heard so far. Thank you Chris, keep it up !
Great to listen to whilst walking the dogs. Chris’s dry, relaxed and warm humour brings out the best of his guests, some I didn’t really know. Enjoyable and for a great cause.
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