Interviews from 15th February include the Freddy James Band live in the studio, Out of the Ashes live in the studio, Andrew Creswell Davis, along with author Andy Neill.
The Freddy James Band is a new blues-rock psychedelic group from the UK, bringing a new vibrant sound. They were featured in The Blues Magazine in 2016 and tipped as one of the top sixteen bands of the year, and named as a ‘band that will change your world’ by Team Rock Media.
From local gigs and encouraging local Sunday church services, to blogging, radio and TV appearances – Out Of The Ashes comment on incisive topics that cut to the heart of the daily experience that most Christians face … bringing hope and energy that God has a plan for us all. Using a studio on their estate in the Gloucestershire countryside as a base, Penny Lyon and Kevin Washburn have been honing their craft for eight years as leaders of the Beacon Gospel Choir. Passionate about encouraging everyone that ‘God ain’t done with them yet’ – even for those whose years are mainly behind them, their gigs will provide challenge, encouragement, laughter and motivation for the road ahead.
Andrew Creswell Davis formed Stackridge when he was only 18, recording 5 albums over 6 years with the fifth album “The Man In The Bowler Hat” being produced by Sir George Martin. When he first set foot in London in the early 70’s he found himself playing acoustic guitar on John Lennon’s “Imagine” album. In 1978 he formed pop duo The Korgis with James Warren and achieved two notable hit singles “If I Had You” and “Everybody’s Got to Learn Sometime”. Since then Andrew joined Tears for Fears playing keyboards live, touring with Julian Cope on the “World Shut Your Mouth Tour” as well as playing live with Bill Nelson and Goldfrapp.
Andy Neill has written extensively about popular music and has regularly contributed to Record Collector and Mojo.
Freddy James Band (Live in the Studio)
Out of the Ashes (Live in the Studio)
Andrew Creswell Davis
Andy Neill
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