Only the late 80s/early 90s Britain could have produced a band like Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine. With sarcasm and attitude to spare, Jim Bob and Fruitbat pilloried modern British culture in a way no one else could. That talent got them a number one album and a headlining spot at Glastonbury in 1992. Eventually the band went their separate ways and Jim Bob has been on a roll ever since releasing album after album of wry cultural criticism packed with hard won wisdom. His latest, Thanks For Reaching Out, comments on the world today in a way we can all relate to (and laugh about). He tells us about all of it and more. Enjoy!
Episode 456 - Ian Lloyd of Stories/Solo
Book Club - Jeff Apter author of Don't Dream It's Over: The Remarkable Life of Neil Finn
Episode 455 - Jah Wobble of Public Image Ltd/Invaders of the Heart/Solo
Deep Dive - Bill Wadhams on Animotion's Raise (2017)
Episode 454 - Saffron of Republica/Ian Pickering of Sneaker Pimps
Episode 453 - Budgie of Siouxsie and the Banshees
Episode 452 - Chris Kimsey
Episode 451 - Don Barnes of 38 Special/Roger Earl of Foghat
Episode 450 - Danny Chavis of The Veldt
Promo Mode - Maia Sharp and Garrison Starr Discuss Their New Projects
Episode 449 - Derek Forbes of Simple Minds
Book Club - Martin Popoff’s Kiss at 50
Episode 448 - Jez Williams of Doves
Book Club - Kevin Armstrong author of Absolute Beginner: Memoirs of the World’s Best Least-Known Guitarist
Episode 447 - Greg Errico of Sly & the Family Stone
Episode 446 - Les McCann/Garry Peterson of the Guess Who
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Episode 445 - Andrea Lewis and Matt Gray of the Darling Buds
Promo Mode - Robert LaRoche and John Douglas Discuss Their New Solo Albums
Episode 444 - Andrew Roachford/Teddy Geiger
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