It’s an honour to be a guest of Sean McGaughey’s podcast, For the Sake of the Song, this week.
I had largely forgotten about the details of the conversation since the recording was made in early July. It’s a very relaxed discussion about my long (and still) delayed music CD, inspirations, podcasting and mix tapes (remember those?).
Thanks, Sean!
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I served as bass player for various, early, incarnations of the Robert Farrell Band, last performing with Robert in 1997. After a long hiaitus from music to focus on family and a career, I started working on my first CD, real, in 2004 — before I discovered Podcasting.
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January 21st, 2008 at 12:58 pm
I enjoyed the conversation about mix tapes tremendously. I was a huge mix tape maker back in the day and still make the odd mix CD now and then. You’re right, the mp3 has killed the ritual.