1:16 Jonny presumably talking about his Lo Moon gig. He sounds fantastic with them btw.

I bought a 999 7 inch single from David when I went to Holy cross.

What a fantastic episode Ann and Lloyd. I remember seeing the hugely entertaining Lloyd Ryan a few times at clinics (organised by the late great Phil Soloman) when I was a fairly new drummer and I found him to be brilliant then and he still is now! This was a fantastic interview. Best wishes, Tony x

Legend. And very humble Salut!

Crispin!!!! You're THE MAN.

What a woman for one woman, she gives women a good name. Love you Lindy!!

i''m a big admirer of Dave. Thank You for this interview.

I really like The Mindwinder's Mix of "Rescue" - it's brilliant 👌👌👏👏

Great Interview and very interesting to hear all the different bands Joe was involved with. Loved The Passage, Modern Eon and the Street To Street Compilations. I even have a 7" single by Glass Torpedoes which Joe mentioned. Even got to see The Passage when they played in Ottawa, Canada many many years ago.

Wow! What an insightful podcast with Rob. He lived around the corner from me as a teenager and attended the same school. Fascinating anecdotes and his grin is the same as when he was a youngster. 😀 👌

KEEEITTHHHH

His drumming has is and always will change my life 🧍🏼

Best drummer this generation

YEAH KEITH

Can’t wait to see flock of seagulls in CA on Aug 31st!!!!!

Keith is not just an AWESOME drummer, he’s an AWESOME person too!! 😊💗🥁 Thank you for this interview.

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Wonderful interview. Lots of great stories. Really good background on the Liverpool post punk scene and the trials and tribulations of being a musician. Highly recommend. ✌🏻❤️🙏🏻🖖🏻🤓🤘🏻

Each band had their own sound - so true. Jon said it so well. Thanks, Jon! Great interview! ❤

I'm Filipino but I was 9 years old when "A Pleasure" was a hit in US modern rock radio. It is one of my favorite songs since discovering it a few years ago. I have always known about "Every Beat Of The Heart" after seeing it spent #1 on Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart when I saw the archive after 2000. The lady in the video is implying that the Railway Children were big in the Philippines where I'm from which is nice. Can anyone tell me about it? I love the Railway Children.

We were called EAWS before I joined. When they were a 3 piece and they had a show and had to come up with a name quickly. We never loved it. But after john peel started playing us we couldn't change it😅

Jon Moss number 1, drums.

Brilliant 🤩

Simply Mark Bsheseetsky, with sh more close to 'g' in 'gigolo' word, or 'j' in french 'bonjour'

Thanks Ann for asking my laundry list of questions and to John Maher for his thoughtful answers ! 🤘

Fascinating.

Fascinating insight into Johns life and some minutia about his drumming . The host is hilarious with her constant laughter . Had me giggling a number of times .

Loved this..great insight into the early days of punk.

Fantastic

Hello mr bert

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Very interesting interview to listen to Bert , can't wait to see you guys in uttoxeter

Thank you for this interview! I was trying to find a Wikipedia page for Tony McGuigan, and instead of finding a Wikipedia page, I found your video here, which is so much better! And now I've also discovered your lovely channel! Thank you to you for holding such a good interview, and thank you, Mr. McGuigan for appearing here! Soon, I will be getting some popcorn and must catch up on the rest of your channel! I wish you all the best!💖

Hi Ann, please could do me a favour? Re video 46 with Mike Simkins. I know Mike from way back and wonder if you have his contact details please could you let him know that Gaz and Budgie would like to meet up with him (and Bill) this summer if poss. Very many thanks.

Ha, I was in Mike's very first band. It was in his parents' kitchen. I lasted 1 session as the singer. Mike was dead set that we get something recorded, even though none of us could play a chord. I had just bought a bass guitar and amp and brought it along, but as I was hopeless, Mike said 'you can be the singer'. Ok, said I, what shall I sing'. 'Anything, you want' piped Mike. So I looked around the room, spotted a packet of Paxo and started singing the information on the side of the box. Happy days!! We all went our separate ways soon after and I never got the guitar back. So, Mike if you ever get to read this- Oi buggerlugs you owe me a bass and an amp :)) Gaz (1 of the 4 original BFG's- + Keith/Bill, Budgie & Simmy-was it really 42 years ago). Mike, you still in touch with Keith/Bill? I'm still in touch with Budgie. Fancy meeting up this summer?

Ah I miised the live broadcast!great one Ana!Cheers Ray!

Great drummer, lots of power 👍🏻👍🏻

Shannon is nice, I spent some time there.

Kumusta na!

Was overjoyed to have acquired a signed copy of 69 Exhibition Road which was an absolute joy to read from start to finish. The lady is a legend!

What a great interview Ann. Stephen is a legend, so nice to hear about his experiences

Finally got around to watching this podcast, what an extremely interesting and funny guy with some great stories, i agree with other posters that Jon should do an autobiography, thanks Ana for the interview x

Cade atraducao

A bunch of us have MISSED seeing Jon in Culture Club!!😥

Thank you for having me! :)

great interview Joe

I bought Love See No Colour and cherish it to this day. I’m shocked it didn’t do as well as was hoped. I met Pete Hooton and Roy Boulter many years ago at a Madness concert at the NEC Birmingham in December ‘92… My friend and I got backstage through sheer dumb luck. We went to the Madness concerts in Wembley prior to the Birmingham dates and we met Lee Thompson’s brother in law who we drove home with his friend, they gave us their passes as a thank you. Very kind and Lee Thompson was really kind to us, very welcoming and warm, along with his wife. So we got very lucky. Roy Boulter and Peter Hooton are both lovely. It was a very interesting experience and an overall really pleasant one too. I always hoped they’d all gone on to have really happy and contented lives as they’ve brought a lot of happiness to so many.

Fresh shave

Well done nian

Mike of Agent Orange and me saw them at The Roxy when Pure came out, absolute force of nature on the drums. Tig and Prairie Prince are 1/2 in my book.