Show 23

1. Used For Glue-Light It Up

2. Squander Pilots-Condiment

3. Aphrodisiacs-Nothing or Something

4. Piefinger-Other Side of Morning

 

http://www.garageband.com/artist/usedforglue

From Toronto, Canada, Used For Glue are;

Sean Trombley: Lead Vocals (Guitar),
Adam Dorey: Bass,
Brett Caswell: Keyboards,
Sean Taylor: Lead Guitar,
Jamie Taylor: Drums

http://www.squanderpilots.net/

Our album is out now on Neptune Records. It's called Things Happen To Us (because they do) and really is terribly nice to listen to. You can buy it from here. In MP3 form, it costs but one single quid, making it bargain of the century.

http://www.purevolume.com/aphrodisiacsthe

The Aphrodisiacs - three piece experimental, dance, electronic rock from Motherwell, Scotland. Their debut album "This is a campaign" is still currently available in most good independent record stores throughout the UK.

http://www.piefinger.co.uk/

Piefinger have a new album available called �Where You Might Go�, check there sight out for more details.

show 22

1.The Shakes-Daylight
2.Hungry Lucy-Her Song
3.Rickie Lee Jone-Have You Had Enough
4.Bridgefield-Counting Crows
5.The Shakes-Liberty Jones

http://www.theshakesmusic.com/
http://www.myspace.com/theshakesmyspace
http://www.hungrylucy.com
http://www.rickieleejones.com/
http://www.bridgefieldmusic.com/

The Shakes are
Ed (vocals, synths, harmonica)
Gaz (guitars)
Junior (bass, piano, synths)
Tim (drums

show 21 The Flamingoes

Two tracks from the same band for this show. James from The Flamingos emailed  me with a music submission, played them, liked them, so here they are. The tracks are from the new album 'Street Noise Invades The House', for more information check their website out at

http://www.flamingoesmusic.com

1. Good Feeling
2. I Wish You Would

Both tracks from the New Album 'Street Noise Invades The House'

striderpauls music podcast show 20 4’n’2
Four tracks from Two Artists
Steve Robinson-Golden Age of Steam
Came across this track on the podcast 'Off the Beaten Track', it accompanies the video of the Darlington Railway Museum. You can almost smell them Steam Engines.
Steve Robinson_England’s Green
A lovely song for a lovely country.
Martyn Joseph-Cardiff Bay
Thankstow Nic from Homegrown Podcast for this one, great lyrics and atmospheric sound.
 Martyn Joseph_I Would Never Do Anything
A very beautiful song. This track is from Martyns latest Album Deep Blue.

striderpauls music podcast-The Ghost Train Special

Here it is as promised, five tracks with train or ghost themes. Inspired

by our visit to the Worthing Theatre to watch the play The Ghost Train

it gives me an excuse to play more great music from unsigned artists.

A mixed bag of songs and genres, from heavy to ambient. All

are new to me except Hollow Horse whom I have done a special show for

and included in my shows at various times. Hope you enjoy the show.

1.Fester-Freak Train

2.Edgeway-Jump On The Train

3.Hollow Horse-Ghost

4.The Creeping Charlies-Strange Train

5.Marina V-Ghost Wandering This Earth

6.Backing Music at end of the show is from

Variable Frequency, titled Ghost.

1.www.mp3unsigned.com/showmp3.asp?mp3ID=5105

2.www.garageband.com/artist/edgeway

3.www.hollowhorse.co.uk

4.www.garageband.com/artist/thecreepingcharlies

5.www.marinav.com

6.www.funender.com/music/bands/49/

Went to the Theatre last night at Worthings Connaught Theatre to see the 'Ghost Train', a play by Arnold Ridley. Really enjoyed this escapism and the performance of Mathew Cottle who appeared in the television comedy 'Game On' which was on quite a few years ago was brilliant, along with Stephen Beckett who played an English Toff very convincingly.

So thought it would be a good idea to do a theme of three songs that have a connection of some sorts to the play. Keep a look out, the 'Ghost Train Connection' is coming!

http://www.worthingtheatres.co.uk/worthingtheatres/

Welcome to show 19, three more tracks, first up is from Amplifico, I played one of their tracks in show 16 called Flutter, I love the voice of Donna Maciacio, the lead voice in Amplifico. The next track starts off kind of strange, but soon settles down, a brilliant track from Fruit Machine. Track 3 is from Will Varley, Young Hearts of London, and you can here the London accent in this song.

For more details check their sites out.

1.Amplifico-Come Down
www.amplifico.net
2.Fruit Machine-She's Gonna Get It
www.garageband.com/artist/fruitmachine
3.Will Varley-Young Hearts of London
www.willvarley.com

Its here at last, sorry for the long wait.Only 3 tracks, but they're well worth it. Two tracks by The Kazoo Funk Orchestra from their album 'Midnight Finger Painter' and one track from my old favourites A Certain Type of Person. This track is from the laytest album of the same titile, and sadly their last for a while.

Track 1
The Kazoo Funk Orchestra-Baby You've No Eyes
Track 2
A Certain Type of Person-Happy to be Happening
Track 3
The Kazoo Funk Orchestra-Fire In My Fungus

Contacts are;
http://www.myspace.com/bigbeardlittlebeard
www.kazoofunk.co.uk

www.actop.co.uk

Hope you enjoyed the music

Sorry havent been about for ages, but got the push I needed and have had a few Artists submit some great tracks, so a new show will be posted.
As is the new format, no chat just great music with links to the bands on the show notes, hope your still subscribed.

Show 17

Big Strides-Strangely Inclined
http://www.bigstrides.net
Brendon Neill-I’ll be There for You
http://brendon-neill.ukbands.net
Bridgefield-It Means So Much
http://www.bridgefieldmusic.com
Caplyn-Shine On
www.caplyn.com
Cardboard Cowboy-Lady Brown
www.cardboardcowboy.com/splash
CarMicheal-Miss Me
www.carmichaelmusic.co.uk
Matt Thorpe-Shuffle in the Nineties
www.onlinerock.com/musicians/mattthorpe