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Lives in Music

A podcast by: Robin Valk

Lives in Music honours and showcases those who have spent their lives in music: those who make it, and those who are key to music projects.

31 Episodes

John Fell talks Mostly Jazz Funk and Soul
Published 2022-06-06

Joe Broughton: beating your way through lockdown
Published 2021-04-24
Stephen Duffy: He's done an awful lot with an awful lot of people. He's not stopping now.
Published 2021-04-22
Mick Howson: rather more than just The Hurdy Gurdy man
Published 2021-04-15
Tom Hyland: Lockdown - Everything's crushed. Time to hustle.
Published 2021-04-08
Kris Halpin: Making music by gesture alone. Genius new creativity.
Published 2021-03-30
Sid Peacock and Ruth Angell: a powerhouse duo from very different worlds
Published 2021-03-25
Ross Grant: Around the world in 80 plays: 29 down, 51 to go
Published 2021-03-18
Renny Jackson: from Birmingham to Sevilla
Published 2021-03-11
Loz Kingsley, Vo Fletcher: 45 years plus of fantastic guitar and mandolin
Published 2021-03-05
Richard March: from Pop Will Eat Itself to 'Tonight Matthew'
Published 2021-02-25
Simon Duggal - a huge track record, total recall, amazing stories
Published 2020-03-27
Roy Williams - from an extraordinary 70s club to making extraordinary things happen
Published 2020-03-20
Dave Pegg: Fairport, Tull and now, a major festival impresario
Published 2020-03-13
Stewart Johnson: a long route to Birmingham Bluegrass country
Published 2020-03-07
John Mostyn. Manager, Idealist, Enabler.
Published 2020-02-28
Gavin Monaghan - he helped craft Ocean Colour Scene, Editors, The Twang... and many, many more.
Published 2020-02-22
Roy Adams. HOW many bands? Difficult to tell...
Published 2020-02-14
Mark Robinson. 40 years at the CBSO; The Fiddle and Bone saga
Published 2020-02-07
Ricky Cool. You want music history? Here’s your man.
Published 2020-01-30

Lives in Music honours and showcases those who have spent their lives in music: those who make it, and those who are key to music projects.

31 Episodes

John Fell talks Mostly Jazz Funk and Soul

Joe Broughton: beating your way through lockdown

Stephen Duffy: He's done an awful lot with an awful lot of people. He's not stopping now.

Mick Howson: rather more than just The Hurdy Gurdy man

Tom Hyland: Lockdown - Everything's crushed. Time to hustle.

Kris Halpin: Making music by gesture alone. Genius new creativity.

Sid Peacock and Ruth Angell: a powerhouse duo from very different worlds

Ross Grant: Around the world in 80 plays: 29 down, 51 to go

Renny Jackson: from Birmingham to Sevilla

Loz Kingsley, Vo Fletcher: 45 years plus of fantastic guitar and mandolin

Richard March: from Pop Will Eat Itself to 'Tonight Matthew'

Simon Duggal - a huge track record, total recall, amazing stories

Roy Williams - from an extraordinary 70s club to making extraordinary things happen

Dave Pegg: Fairport, Tull and now, a major festival impresario

Stewart Johnson: a long route to Birmingham Bluegrass country

John Mostyn. Manager, Idealist, Enabler.

Gavin Monaghan - he helped craft Ocean Colour Scene, Editors, The Twang... and many, many more.

Roy Adams. HOW many bands? Difficult to tell...

Mark Robinson. 40 years at the CBSO; The Fiddle and Bone saga

Ricky Cool. You want music history? Here’s your man.