Widowspeak's first gigs were Backstreet Boys & Rolling Stones
Do You Remember The First Time?
Oh ma gawd we're back again!
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Bob & Carrie Weston's first gigs were The Cars and Jefferson Starship
Do You Remember The First Time?
This week we are joined by Bob and Carrie Weston, who take us on a fantastic musical journey.
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James McMahon's first gig was Supergrass
Do You Remember The First Time?
James McMahon was kind enough to take a break from searching for Bigfoot to join us on the latest episode, taking us on a journey through his life and experiences as a renowned member of the music press.
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Francine Gorman's first gig was Hundred Reasons
Do You Remember The First Time?
In this episode we are joined by Francine Gorman of JaJaJa and Keychange. Her early gigging years were spent in the town of Northampton and her first show, Hundred Reasons formed a life long love with live music.
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Ben Kane doesn't remember the first time
Do You Remember The First Time?
The pod is broken, we have had a guest who doesn't remember the first time!
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Jess Clarke's first gig was The Hives
Do You Remember The First Time?
The second season of DYRTFT continues on!
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Lou Paley's first gig was The Maccabees
Do You Remember The First Time?
This week our guest is the amazing Lou Paley from Women In Jazz, an incredible organisation that aims to bring more representation for women within the Jazz genre.
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Adam Gnade's first gig was May Day 1994
Do You Remember The First Time?
It's Season 2 Episode 5!
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Toby L's first gig was Blur
Do You Remember The First Time?
This is Season 2 Episode 4! In this episode we talk to Toby L, who among other things started RockFeedBack some 20 years ago, which lead him on musical journey working in every corner of the music industry, from Transgressive Records to recently formed Up The Game
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Marcus Harris' first gig was NOFX
Do You Remember The First Time?
Episode three sees us have a great chat with Marcus Harris, someone who played a part in key nights out we both remember and don't remember growing up.
info_outlineWe speak with Ben Rimmer, a musician from Oxford best known for his time in the bands Trophy Wife and Jonquil
Ben grew up in Oxford and somehow avoided Radiohead until 2001, when he fell into them in a big way. From this his love of electronic music also grew, leading him to unique first festival experience the likes of which we doubt will be seen again during this podcast.
Co-hosted by Woody Woods and Gordon Reid, produced by Andrew Halford.