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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 301 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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Congratulations Jason on your interview with Jeff Skunk Baxter. In all these interviews your knowledge of the subject and the person being interviewed shines through. One can tell that your knowledge and care for the subject impresses your interviewee. This makes the interviews immensely enjoyable. The Skunk Baxter interview is a case in point. Thank you.
Came here in search of Peggy Seeger and found an inspirational conversation , loved the one with Neil Storey too, great interviewer really knows his stuff when it comes to music and the art of conversation - lots of sonic gems, Stories,and words of wisdom
If you are into anything from beat bands to post punk outfits this is your podcast. Full tracks, in depth interviews, knowledgeable host - like listening to Mojo magazine!
The combination of long form dialogue sessions with influential musicians and expertly curated (and often seldom heard/rare) accompanying tracks is unbeatable. Jason’s sensitive approach undergirded by passionate research drives insightful questions and results in revelatory interviews with many artists who rarely grant interviews. I particularly enjoyed the chats with Jim Lea, Gilbert O’Sullivan and Gerry McAvoy.
Just Brilliant Jason … a great listen
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This show offers an insightful exploration of classic rock music, focusing on the stories behind the artists and their iconic recordings. It frequently features in-depth interviews with musicians, industry insiders, and cultural commentators, providing listeners with unique anecdotes and perspectives about the evolution of music from the mid-1960s onwards. Episodes often highlight significant cultural and historical contexts, allowing listeners to appreciate not just the music itself but the narratives that shaped it.
Additionally, the show's engaging format, blending expert discussions with curated music tracks, distinguishes it from typical music podcasts. Many of the featured guests are often notable figures in the music industry, shari... more
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Recent guests on The Strange Brew include:
1. Carlos Alomar
2. Lesley-Ann Jones
3. Justin Currie
4. Richard Anderson
5. Derek Shulman
6. Ray Ennis
7. Bob Jackson
8. Al Jardine
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