297 episodes
The Strange Brew - artist stories behind the greatest music ever recorded Jason Barnard
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4.5 • 51 Ratings
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A monthly themed podcast with songwriters, musicians and artists talking about their career. It highlights particular stories and plays tracks from mainly British rock music from the 1960s Sixties and 1970s Seventies, 1980s and 1990s. Rock and Roll Hall of Famers rub shoulders on an equal footing with cult groups and bands to present a balanced picture of the music scene. It is one of the The Daily Telegraph’s podcasts you need to be listening to. Includes artists related to and inspired by The Beatles, David Bowie and Pink Floyd.
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Robin Trower
Robin Trower remembers his classic album ‘Bridge Of Sighs’, its the recording process and the inspiration behind its
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Terri Thal – Dave, Bob and Me
Terri Thal shares her memories of the Greenwich Village folk music scene of the 1960s. She covers her
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Philip Norman on John Lennon
Beatles biographer Philip Norman talks about the life and legacy of John Lennon. He shares insights into John’s
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Kimono My House at 50
Martin Gordon, bassist for Sparks’ ‘Kimono My House’ takes us behind-the-scenes of this classic album. For its 50
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Billy Morrison
Billy Morrison discusses The Morrison Project and shares insights into the collaborative process behind the album, working with
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John Fiddler – Medicine Head
John Fiddler of Medicine Head traces his musical journey from the 1960s to present. John covers new album
Customer Reviews
The peak of deep dive interview podcasts
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.
Miss the track listing
Amazing podcast- please bring back track listing again of everything played.
The Apple records episode is amazing, except its very diffucult to discern whos performing.
A unique podcast
So great. Just scroll through All Past Shows and see the amazing people Jason has had on his show. Legends, studio players, band mates & stars.