My Generation Podcast Centre http://mygeneration.podbean.com My Generation Speech Audio Centre Offering recent interviews with Stars From The 60s and 70s Thu, 15 Nov 2007 19:11:44 +0000 http://podbean.com/?v=3.2 en © 2003-2006 Music 1440 My Generation Speech Audio Centre Offering recent interviews with Stars From The 60s and 70s gary.jackson@my-generation.org.uk No No http://mygeneration.podbean.com/wp-content/blogs/19879/uploads/farside_apollo16.jpg My Generation Podcast Centre http://mygeneration.podbean.com 144 144 Exclusive Interview With Reg Presley of The Troggs http://mygeneration.podbean.com/2007/11/15/exclusive-interview-with-reg-presley-of-the-troggs/ http://mygeneration.podbean.com/2007/11/15/exclusive-interview-with-reg-presley-of-the-troggs/#comments Thu, 15 Nov 2007 19:02:38 +0000 mygeneration music sixties troggs british invasion http://mygeneration.podbean.com/2007/11/15/exclusive-interview-with-reg-presley-of-the-troggs/ Hear the leader of The Troggs talk about the early days, the “sabotaging” of Wet Wet Wet’s version of Love Is All Around, and what he and the band were doing 30ft up in Times Square on New Years Eve 2006! 

]]> http://mygeneration.podbean.com/2007/11/15/exclusive-interview-with-reg-presley-of-the-troggs/feed/ Hear the leader of The Troggs talk about the early days, the "sabotaging" of Wet Wet Wet's version of Love Is All Around, and what ... Hear the leader of The Troggs talk about the early days, the "sabotaging" of Wet Wet Wet's version of Love Is All Around, and what he and the band were doing 30ft up in Times Square on New Years Eve 2006!  troggs, sixties, 60s, british invasion, music, pop music No No 21:06 Interview With Terry Sylvester Formerly of The Hollies http://mygeneration.podbean.com/2007/09/15/interview-with-terry-sylvester-formerly-of-the-hollies/ http://mygeneration.podbean.com/2007/09/15/interview-with-terry-sylvester-formerly-of-the-hollies/#comments Sat, 15 Sep 2007 20:02:27 +0000 mygeneration music http://mygeneration.podbean.com/2007/09/15/interview-with-terry-sylvester-formerly-of-the-hollies/ Via a Skype link to Canada, hear Terry talk about the early days at the Cavern in Liverpool as support act to The Beatles, joining The Swinging Blue Jeans and later The Hollies, including recording He Ain’t Heavy He’s My Brother with Elton John on piano!

 

]]> http://mygeneration.podbean.com/2007/09/15/interview-with-terry-sylvester-formerly-of-the-hollies/feed/ Via a Skype link to Canada, hear Terry talk about the early days at the Cavern in Liverpool as support act to The Beatles, joining ... Via a Skype link to Canada, hear Terry talk about the early days at the Cavern in Liverpool as support act to The Beatles, joining The Swinging Blue Jeans and later The Hollies, including recording He Ain't Heavy He's My Brother with Elton John on piano!   terry sylvester, hollies, escorts, swinging blue jeans, merseybeat, sixties No No 16:35 Interview With Frank Allen Of The Searchers http://mygeneration.podbean.com/2007/09/11/interview-with-frank-allen-of-the-searchers/ http://mygeneration.podbean.com/2007/09/11/interview-with-frank-allen-of-the-searchers/#comments Tue, 11 Sep 2007 21:10:21 +0000 mygeneration music http://mygeneration.podbean.com/2007/09/11/interview-with-frank-allen-of-the-searchers/ I had to wait six months to get this interview. Not because The Searchers were difficult - far from it - they are the most obliging band you could wish to meet, but for the first half of 2007 they were touring in Australia, New Zealand, the UK (about 80 dates headlining the Solid Silver Sixties tour), Canada and the USA.

I finally caught up with them backstage in Weymouth, where Frank Allen generously chatted for nearly 30 minutes about their history,and what he’s up to today 

]]> http://mygeneration.podbean.com/2007/09/11/interview-with-frank-allen-of-the-searchers/feed/ I had to wait six months to get this interview. Not because The Searchers were difficult - far from it - they are the most ... I had to wait six months to get this interview. Not because The Searchers were difficult - far from it - they are the most obliging band you could wish to meet, but for the first half of 2007 they were touring in Australia, New Zealand, the UK (about 80 dates headlining the Solid Silver Sixties tour), Canada and the USA. I finally caught up with them backstage in Weymouth, where Frank Allen generously chatted for nearly 30 minutes about their history,and what he's up to today  the searchers, frank allen, merseybeat, sixties, british invasion No No 27:03 Interview With Dave Munden of The Tremeloes http://mygeneration.podbean.com/2007/09/11/interview-with-dave-munden-of-the-tremeloes/ http://mygeneration.podbean.com/2007/09/11/interview-with-dave-munden-of-the-tremeloes/#comments Tue, 11 Sep 2007 18:16:02 +0000 mygeneration music http://mygeneration.podbean.com/2007/09/11/interview-with-dave-munden-of-the-tremeloes/ In 1962, Decca records famously signed The Tremeloes in preference to The Beatles, although having heard what The Beatles recorded for their audition I’m not surprised. So in 1962, The Tremeloes started recording for Decca, having their first hit, Twist And Shout in 1963. They continued having hits right through until the 70s.

Dave Munden has been drummer and vocalist since the band started out in 1958, and in this interview we’ll here him talk about the split with Brian Poole, the story behind the no1 hit Yellow River, and their superb recording of Words in the 80s.

This interview was originally broadcast on My Generation Radio at www.sixtiesradio.co.uk

]]> http://mygeneration.podbean.com/2007/09/11/interview-with-dave-munden-of-the-tremeloes/feed/ In 1962, Decca records famously signed The Tremeloes in preference to The Beatles, although having heard what The Beatles recorded for their audition I'm not ... In 1962, Decca records famously signed The Tremeloes in preference to The Beatles, although having heard what The Beatles recorded for their audition I'm not surprised. So in 1962, The Tremeloes started recording for Decca, having their first hit, Twist And Shout in 1963. They continued having hits right through until the 70s. Dave Munden has been drummer and vocalist since the band started out in 1958, and in this interview we'll here him talk about the split with Brian Poole, the story behind the no1 hit Yellow River, and their superb recording of Words in the 80s. This interview was originally broadcast on My Generation Radio at www.sixtiesradio.co.uk tremeloes, silence is golden, brian poole, sixties, chart hits, dave munden No No 15:08 Dave Lambert of The Strawbs Talking About Reforming Fire http://mygeneration.podbean.com/2007/09/10/dave-lambert-of-the-strawbs-talking-about-reforming-fire/ http://mygeneration.podbean.com/2007/09/10/dave-lambert-of-the-strawbs-talking-about-reforming-fire/#comments Mon, 10 Sep 2007 21:57:26 +0000 mygeneration music http://mygeneration.podbean.com/2007/09/10/dave-lambert-of-the-strawbs-talking-about-reforming-fire/ An interview I did with Dave Lambert of The Strawbs about reforming his 60s band Fire for two gigs at the Windlesham Club on Nov 30 and Dec 1st.

Not only are all three original members going to be in the band, but their original producer will be doing the sound I believe.

If you look in the Record Collector price guide, Fire’s single Father’s Name Is Dad books at nearly £300 as does their 1970 concept album The Magic Shoemaker, which will be played live at these gigs for the first time ever. I shall be going on Dec 1st.

Definitely a night for anoraks, but if the Father’s Name Is Dad single is anything to go by, there should be some good music played.

]]> http://mygeneration.podbean.com/2007/09/10/dave-lambert-of-the-strawbs-talking-about-reforming-fire/feed/ An interview I did with Dave Lambert of The Strawbs about reforming his 60s band Fire for two gigs at the Windlesham Club on Nov 30 and ... An interview I did with Dave Lambert of The Strawbs about reforming his 60s band Fire for two gigs at the Windlesham Club on Nov 30 and Dec 1st. Not only are all three original members going to be in the band, but their original producer will be doing the sound I believe. If you look in the Record Collector price guide, Fire's single Father's Name Is Dad books at nearly £300 as does their 1970 concept album The Magic Shoemaker, which will be played live at these gigs for the first time ever. I shall be going on Dec 1st. Definitely a night for anoraks, but if the Father's Name Is Dad single is anything to go by, there should be some good music played. strawbs, fire, dave lambert No No 13:35