Andrew Marston with the Hay-on-Wye poet who's written for Sting
• We're with Herefordshire's Oysterband ahead of their tour of Denmark and Germany.
• What do you get if you cross karaoke with a live band? Bandeoke of course!
• The Hay-on-Wye poet who's been working with Sting.
• Hearing from Wyre Forest's newest musicians, at St George's Hall, in Bewdley.
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Music Played
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The Wandering Hearts
Wish I Could
- Decca.
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Toby Charles
Same Old Thing
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Aaron
Sorry
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Former Young Musician of the Year
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Ellisha Green
Little Things
- Angel Recordings.
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Alex Lleo
Wait It Out
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Mantramania
Tune In
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Appearing at our next recording session
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Andy Edwards
Summer Days
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Joshua Harris
T-Shirts For Nighties
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Chloe Ferguson
Sirens
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James Payton
Memories
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Shaun Kelly and The Returned Gifts
Indigo
- Sleep Now.
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Clive John
Fairytales
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Artist of the Week
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Oysterband
Here Comes The Flood
- Cooking Vinyl.
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The Gravity Drive
Inside Out
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Interviewed
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Huw Parsons
January
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In the Gig Guide
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Jenny Hallam
25,000 Days
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The Humdrum Express
Copy Cats
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Molly Ann
Rise (Live from The Courtyard in Hereford)
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The Indigo Kings
Good To Be Bad
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Castle Street Quartet
Autumn Leaves
Working with Sting
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His latest CD is called The Big Freeze and it features many residents talking about their towns and cities, with Sting being one of the voices of the north east.
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Artist of the Week
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The five-time Radio 2 Folk Award Winners Oysterband are fronted by John Jones, who lives at Titley near Kington, and have had band members from all over Europe.
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They're about to embark on a Danish and German tour - but it all began as a Ceilidh band at a school where John was teaching.
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He says: "I survived school thanks to good teachers - and was the first of my family to get to university. After football, music was my big love, particularly Northern Soul."
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During University, John fell in love with British traditional music and learned melodeon: "I morris-danced, wore collarless shirts and generally tried my best to become an old man before my time!"
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He then became an English teacher, was promoted to the head of year and formed the Oyster Ceilidh Band where he took on the role of singer and went full-time into music.
Bandeoke
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If you've ever fancied fronting a rock band then the Worcester group Polkadot Robot are hear to make your dreams come true!
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Budding stars can pick a song from their extensive catalogueÌýof '80s & '90s feel-good hits, hard rock classics, indie anthems and recent releases.
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On Friday, they rocked up to the Worcester Arts Workshop ahead of their big appearance at the Worcester Warriors next weekend.
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Youth Music Showcase
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The evening was jointly promoted with Bewdley Youth Festival with many of the artists going on to play at HopFest in June.Ìý
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Features
- : What's on in Herefordshire & Worcestershire.
- : Grants being offered by the Upton Blues Festival.
Â鶹ԼÅÄ Music Introducing in Kidderminster
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The venue, which has made a name for itself as being the national HQ of the government-funded MAS Records scheme, is supported by Robert Plant (Led Zeppelin), Ricky Wilson (Kaiser Chiefs) and Karl Hyde (Underworld).
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We'll be bringing along handpicked musicians from Herefordshire and Worcestershire to record their live sessions for broadcast.
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They've all uploaded their tracks to theÌýÂ鶹ԼÅÄ Music Introducing UploaderÌý- but didn't know they were being considered for this incredible opportunity!
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This free event, which is open to everybody, kicks off at 1pm and you're more than welcome to turn up anytime until 5pm.
Broadcast
- Sun 13 Jan 2019 18:00Â鶹ԼÅÄ Hereford & Worcester