In Lummy Days this month we spend an hour in the Stackridge menagerie amongst penguins, hedgehogs and elephants. James Warren reflects on working with Beatle's producer Sir George Martin and Stackridge guitarist Andy Davis talks about how he came to play on John Lennon's Imagine album. As an added treat we will catch up with Stackridge historian, biographer and archivist, Ade Macrow.
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Track: Lummy days
Artist: Stackridge Album: Friendliness
00:01:32
Track: Percy the Penguin
Artist: Stackridge Album: Stackridge
00:08:36
Track: Hold me tight
Artist: Stackridge Album: Mr Mick
Zorgansgal is a very active Yahoo Group run by Ade. Please clamber aboard the merry ship Zorgania if you're even slightly interested in Stackridgean deeds or the many trails leading out from the band. (link above) - Bring your SENSE OF HUMOUR along! Have no fear…we only seek your friendliness.
For further information on obtaining the world's only Stackridge related fanzine, The Rhubarbarian, contact:- Ade Macrow adenfrankie@blueyonder.co.uk
00:41:05
Track: Slark's Caribbean Holiday
Artist: Alan Draper
00:47:45
Track: McGreggor / Zorgans Daughter
Artist: Stackridge
From the John Peel Show aired on 19th November 1973. Line-up was Andy Davis/Rod Bowkett/Crun/Mike Evans/Keith Gemmell/James Warren Andy was on drums
Bore fruit from tiny shoots in 2008 making debut in December at the Strawbs Xmas party and now invited to perform at that bands 40th anniversary bash Sept 12th/13th at Twickenham. They are, in order of age and growing older, Ralph Tonge, Dave Claridge, Dick Greener, Peter Rand, and Les Cotton. Lyrics supplied randomly by their public who gave £820 in donations to Comic Relief http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2oLt5TyNrs
So I actually haven't listened to any of the podcasts until today as I was driving home from college for the Easter weekend. I listened to two of them and they were GREAT!! Great job guys!
I look forward to listening to more of these.
Ben Milton - Hastings
09/04/2009
Fabulous Podcast. Found it through podcast.com and now I have a new favorite band. I am downloading them all to listen to on my iPod. Keep up the good work. Ben
Steve - Deepest Kent
06/04/2009
Lummy Days is the best thing ever to come out of the interweb. What a bloody amazing programme this month. Glorious songs, informative snippets and fine ecentric humour all woven around Stackridge the best band ever to exist on the planet.
And what a great discovery Mr Fudge, The Fore absolutely loved their stuff, certainly a band to watch out for on the gig circuit.
Can't wait to see what amazing rabbits you pull out of your podcasting hat next month. It certainly is getting better every week. Keep up the good work.
Susan Burton - USA - New York
03/04/2009
A treat, delight and surprise to hear such good things in one place. The Fore are my fab-fav band, now I can add Stackridge. Many thankyou's xx S xx
Neil White - Newbury
03/04/2009
Yet another wonderful earfest. Many thanks to Fatty Fudge and the band for an hour of great listening material.
Nat Bowen - St Albans
02/04/2009
Another triumph Mr Fudge. Loved all the songs. Long Live Stackridge.
David Jordan - Orpington
01/04/2009
Lummy what a great edition of 'Days'! I am off to buy my first Stackridge album right this minute. Great stuff, you must go out and buy more beef suet very soon :-)
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