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Is This Thing On Podcast 92

Post author By Nick Tann
Post date July 24, 2011
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Schnauser ~ Everything is Nice, Scott Turchin ~ Jah Creation, Lost Souls Club ~ Leave a Light On, Vendor Defender ~ Justin, Will & The People ~ The Game, Anja McCloskey ~ And Her Head, Eggshell Egoz ~Funky Poets, Rob Warren ~ Good For You, A Man Called Son ~ Sand River ~ A Letter (to the Loves of Emma)Dear Liza, Get The Tape ~ Freak Power and my song for sale Guy on the Internet made up this weeks episode. No Paul Lane this week so I just waffled on and played some great music.

I also mentioned that the mighty Inflammatory Bowel Disease was played on the Saturday Arts Club Podcast and I mentioned the Vobes podcast that I plated a few choice tunes on.

If you’ve made it this far then why not click on a few things. Click here if you want to buy the fantastic This Thing Is On compilation cd, a bloody bargain £6.50 for 13 tracks!

Tags A Man Called Son, Amaya Huntley, American, And her head, anja Mc, Bhell Puri, British, can anything stop him?, check out the about page, Dear Liza, Eggshell egoz, Everythig is nice, Freak Power, Funky Poets, Gavin Fowler, Get the Tape, Good For You, Guy on the internet, I didn't mention Gavin Fowler but he played Inflammatory Bowel Disease on that comedy podcast, I mean, independent, independent artists, inflammatory bowel disease, Jah Creation, just scrumptious, Justin, Leave a light on, Lve music, Mark of the C, Mark of the c has two bands in this weeks podcast, Napoleon, Nick Tann, possibly the best dish in the world, Rob warren, Saturday arts club podcast, Schnauser, Scott Turchin, the best music podcast, the Game, The Lost Souls Club, top 10 music podcasts, Underground Music Scene, Unplug The Jukebox, Vendor Defender, what a bloody cheek, Will and the People

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Is This Thing on Podcast 47

Post author By Nick Tann
Post date September 5, 2010
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A nice chilled laid back podcast this week.

I started with a cracking tune by the mighty

Tags Anja McCloskey, April Maybe May, Bella Kardasis, Freezing in Fressin, Independent music podcast, Paul Lane, Pure Acoustica, Sand River, Scott Turchin, Shoulders of Giants, The Wilton Project

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Is This Thing On Podcast 32

Post author By Nick Tann
Post date May 23, 2010
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Short and sweet this week, shorter!
This week I played the smooth Kevin Fisher, the slick James Corachea, the unforgettable Matthew Neel, the foot tapping Tim Farrell,

the mighty Vega Ascension, the funky Carvalho and the righteous Scott Turchin.
I played a little tune I wrote and played on Old Winchester Hill (see video) and Dave Miles

( Pure Acoustica Bristol branch and ex BCFM Cup of Tea and a Slice of Cake show) interviewed the fragrant Eirlys Rhiannon.
All marvelous stuff I’m sure you will agree, well you better.

Join the new Facebook page and buy some of these fine people’s tunes eh? EH?

Catch you next week….

Tags Carvalho, Dave Miles, Eirly Rhiannon, James Corachea, Kevin Fisher, Matthew Neel, Scott Turchin, Tim Farrell, Vega Ascension

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Is This Thing On Podcast 20

Post author By Nick Tann
Post date February 22, 2010
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A bit later than usual due to the fact that I have been stuck to my mac for most of the week and didn’t get started until late.

This week you are lucky enough to hear Tim Farrell, Scot Turchin, Fernwood, The Wilton Project, Matt Stevens and a track featuring my old band People.

Watch With Mothers Swineshead and Napoleon reviewed songs by Ruby on the Vine, Crimson Face and Fleeting silence.

Matt Stevens was missing in action leavinmg me to do a mini rant on how musicians who don’t think they’r egood enough and that everyone is better than The Sugar Babes!

I announced, prematurely, that Kevy Nova had won the First Fifteen when in actual fact Tracy Shaun had won due to a late surge. To make amends, I will play Tracy’s track in full next week.

Camp Out , Simpli Laura and Kenny Sommers are battling it out for this weeks. Vote for your fave on the right.