interviews
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| Alone: James Reichelt records electronica under the guise of alone (that's right - no capital a). Stephen Morris met him for a cup of tea and a chat about what makes him tick musically.
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| The Black Flowers: The Vintage Chimps have subdivided into two new acts, one of which is The Black Flowers, writes Stephen Morris.
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| Caspar Chamberlain: Creative writing graduate Caspar had a 'eureka' moment in the sauna when he hit upon the idea of starting his own publishing company - Stephen Morris found out more.
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| Daisy Chapman: Eleven o’clock may not seem particularly early in the real world, but when you’re on festival time it might as well be the crack of dawn - especially when you’re on stage performing. This is the predicament that Bristol’s Daisy Chapman finds herself in at the Wychwood Festival on Cheltenham Racecourse...
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The Colourful Fan: The Colourful Fan are a band who feel they 'could do so much more'.
Dan Harris and John de Gruyther explain themselves to our resident music reviewer Stephen Morris...
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| Respected local duo The Colourful Fan disappeared into a chrysalis and emerged as the beautiful fivesome Crimson Flight. Vocalist Dan Harris chats to Stephen Morris about his high hopes for the new band..... |
| Glos. Music Festival '03 (Part 1): (soon to be rescued from the bowels of my computer some time soon!).
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| Glos. Music Festival '03 (Part 2): (soon to be rescued from the bowels of my computer some time soon!).
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| Glos. Music Festival '04 (Part 1): Music Live in the Park is Gloucester Festival's answer to the likes of Glastonbury and Reading, starring a host of local heroes. Stephen Morris went along to bask in their glory.
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| Glos. Music Festival '04 (Part 2): Being the second instalment of Mr Stephen Morris' adventures at Gloucester Festival's Music In The Park day.
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| Glos. Music Festival '04 (Part 3): The concluding part of Stephen Morris' adventures at Gloucester Festival's Music Live In The Park day.
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| Glos. Music Festival '05:Welcome to Glostenbury: From pogoing punk to parent-pleasing pop, the music day of the 2005 Gloucester Festival had something for all ears.
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| Irritant: It’s Saturday afternoon and I am in a grimy warehouse. It’s the place to be of a weekend. Other people might prefer to spend their Saturday afternoons doing a spot of light shopping or watching the football results churn away. But not me. Oh no......
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| Jayl: Jayl is an enigmatic character whose subversive creativity is helping to enhance the Gloucestershire music scene ... and the dance scene ... and movie making ... and ...
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| Thom Kirkpatrick: It's the Wychwood Festival on Cheltenham Racecourse. Leamington Spa's Thom Kirkpatrick is on stage and has surrounded himself with an array of instruments...
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| Mark Saunders: Reviewer Stephen Morris recently praised a CD by a chap known only as Mark.
Now - at last - he's managed to track this enigmatic chap down for a face-to-face interview.
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| Matthew Macaulay Lowe: Our resident music scribe Stephen Morris scrutinises the angst-fuelled work of Matthew Macauley-Lowe.
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| Pony Club: Stephen Morris discovers that Pony Club are three women and drummer who produce some very exciting, furious punky music.
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| Rob Udberg: Video interview with Canterbury based Singer/Songwriter.
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| Si Connelly: From local pub gigs to a contract with Chrysalis Records, Cheltenham's Si Connelly is a bona fide musical talent with an exciting future. Stephen Morris quizzed him on his ambitions and inspirations. |
| Project Twinkle: Our resident muso Stephen Morris has a pint and a chat with Simon Whitson, founder of Project Twinkle.
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| The Vintage Chimps: Stephen Morris is the BBC website for Gloucestershire's secret weapon. He's our CD reviewer extraordinaire. He also does interviews so check it out...
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| Wychwood Festival 2010: The best of bands and artists featured on BBC Gloucestershire and six other local BBC radio stations were selected by a panel of elite musical judges including Tom Robinson from BBC 6Music...
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