Pennyblackmusic Presents: Johny Brown (Band of Holy Joy) - With Hector Gannet and Andy Thompson @The Water Rats, London, Saturday 25, May, 2024

Headlining are Johny Brown (Band of Holy Joy) With support from Hector Gannet And Andy Thompson
Hosted at the Water Rats London , Saturday 25th May, 2024. Doors open 7:30pm. First band on at 8:00pm; Admission £15 on the door or £12 in advance from We got Tickets
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Eoghan Lyng


Interviews




Anthony Phillips

Founder member of Genesis, guitarist Anthony Phillips chats to Eoghan Lyng about his long, eclectic solo career and recent reissue of 1970s works.




Red Eye Pariah

Rising Northern Irish band Red Eye Pariah talk to Eoghan Lyng about their unusual influences, touring and eventual plans for an album.




Steve Hackett

Prog guitar legend Steve Hackett talks to Eoghan Lyng about his new album ‘The Circus and the Nightwhale’ and his years with Genesis,




Sharks

Sharks’ frontman and 70’s punk influence Steve ‘Snips’ Parsons talks to Eoghan Lyng about their new film documentary, ‘Not A Rock Doc (A Shark’s Tale)’.




Robert Davi

Actor Robert Davi speaks to Eoghan Lyng about his other career as a singer and playing a Bond villain in ‘Licence to Kill’.

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Jeff Moller - Interview Jeff Moller

Tim Arnold - Interview Tim Arnold

Michael Lindsay Hogg - Interview Michael Lindsay Hogg

Demian Dorelli - Interview Demian Dorelli

Harvey Lisberg - Interview Harvey Lisberg

Hugh Cornwell - Interview Hugh Cornwell

Beat - Interview with Dave Wakeling Beat - Interview with Dave Wakeling

Robyn Hitchcock - Interview Robyn Hitchcock

Hamish Stuart - Interview Hamish Stuart

Chris Connelly - Interview Chris Connelly








Profiles




Harvey Lee

Eoghan Lyng enjoys entrepreneur Harvey Lee's book about his business experiences in rock.




David Hamilton Golland

Eoghan Lyng reflects on a new book by David Hamilton Golland about piano balladeering 1970's/1980's American rock band Journey

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Kenneth Womack - Living the Beatles Legend: The Untold Story of Mal Evans Kenneth Womack - Living the Beatles Legend: The Untold Story of Mal Evans

Dan Callahan - Bing and Billie and Frank and Ella and Judy and Barbra Dan Callahan - Bing and Billie and Frank and Ella and Judy and Barbra

Various - Pleased Various - Pleased

Luca Perasi - Paul McCartney: Music Is Ideas. The Stories Behind the Songs (Vol. 1) 1970-1989 Luca Perasi - Paul McCartney: Music Is Ideas. The Stories Behind the Songs (Vol. 1) 1970-1989




Live Reviews





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Favourite Albums




Andrew Gold

Eoghan Lyng examines classic singer-songwriter Andrew Gold’s recently reissued 1997 psychedelic album, ‘The Fraternal Order Of The All - Greetings From Planet Love’,

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T. Rex - T. Rex 1973: Whatever Happened to the Teenage Dream? T. Rex - T. Rex 1973: Whatever Happened to the Teenage Dream?

George Harrison - All Things Must Pass George Harrison - All Things Must Pass

David Gray - White Ladder David Gray - White Ladder




Features




Luke Haines

In ‘Raging Pages’ guest reviewer Eoghan Lyng enjoys The Auteurs and Black Box Recorder Luke Haines’ satirical overview of pop in his first book in a decade, ‘Freaks Out!: Weirdos, Misfits and Deviants – The Rise and Fall of Righteous Rock ’n’ Roll'.




Beatles

In 'Raging Pages' guest reviewer Eoghan Lyng contends that author Dafydd Rees ‘apes the lexicon of the era’ when focusing on the Beatles history in his new book ' The Beatles 1963: A Year in the Life'.

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Boomtown Rats - Ten Songs That Made Me Love.... Boomtown Rats - Ten Songs That Made Me Love....

Beatles - The Image That Made Me Weep Beatles - The Image That Made Me Weep

Clash - Ten Songs That Made Me Love Clash - Ten Songs That Made Me Love




Reviews




Keeley

Remarkable debut album and concept record from Dublin singer-songwriter Keeley, which is about 18-year old German student Inga-Maria Hauser who was murdered in Ireland in 1988


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