Interviews from 7th March include Dickon Collinson, Rob D’Ath and Ben Donnelly of Careless Sons live in the studio; John Ford Coley, Rachel Ann Stroud of BBC’s The Voice live in the studio, along with Mike Berry.
Careless Sons are a guitar band based in London, originally from Cambridge. Forming in early 2013, the boys write about love, loss, regret and redemption, with tunes that are at once ear-grapplingly melodic, aggressively forthright and yet hopelessly sentimental.
John Ford Coley is an American singer, classically trained pianist, guitarist, actor, and author most known for his partnership in the musical duo England Dan & John Ford Coley.
Rachel Ann Stroud is a young solo artist, who you will have seen on BBC’s The Voice.
Mike Berry’s first hit came in 1961 with ‘A Tribute to Buddy Holly’, produced by pioneering record producer Joe Meek, and established him as the British Buddy Holly. A decade later, Mike scored a No. 1 with a re-recording of the tribute establishing him in Europe. Mike’s biggest hit, produced by Chas Hodges (of Chas ‘n’ Dave fame), came in 1980 with ‘The Sunshine of Your Smile’, earning him a silver disc. In the seventies, alongside his singing, Mike became a photographic model featuring in over 50 television commercials. Through this, Mike was offered a role in the children’s show Worzel Gummidge with Jon Pertwee. No sooner had Worzel Gummidge ended, Mike was offered his next role; Bert Spooner in Are You Being Served? staying until the show ended in 1985.
Dickon Collinson, Rob D’Ath & Ben Donnelly of Careless Sons (Live in the Studio)
John Ford Coley
Rachel Ann Stroud (Live in the Studio)
Mike Berry
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