Andrew Marston introduces Meg Shaw (Stourport)
Unsigned, undiscovered and under-the-radar music, as recorded at Kidderminster Town Hall.
• Meeting the man, who runs a reviews website from his home in Leominster, who's just won a Parliamentary Jazz Award for Best Media.
• The Redditch busker speaking out about every day crime and the incidents the police won’t investigate.
• Memories of the Malvern Winter Gardens including the gigs that influenced punk.
• Part two of this week’s live session; a stunning performance from Stourport’s Meg Shaw as performed at Kidderminster Town Hall.
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Music Played
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Oysterband
The Deserter
- Cooking Vinyl.
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Flood For The Famine
Waiting To Happen
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Carol Lee Sampson
Returning
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Clive John
Fairytales
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Lucy May Walker
You're Not Alone
- Grizzly Records.
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Madhava
Excuse Me, Sir
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Meg Shaw
Simple Lives (Live from Kidderminster Town Hall)
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Meg Shaw
What's On Your Mind (Live from Kidderminster Town Hall)
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The Dylan Marshall Project
In Paris
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Lucy Shaw
On This Day
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Bo Walton
Back In The Real World
- Jump Jack Records.
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The Irony
A Man's Fears
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Yellow Belly
On & Off
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Sam Eden
Place I Know
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Phil Hickin
Find My Way
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Dan James Griffin
Sober
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Bleeding Hearts
Drinking Song
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Martin Thorne & Company
Roll Me To The Right
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