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EPISODE · May 23, 2020 · 7 MIN

171 Rosie Nimmo and HomeSongs4Lunch

from Porty Podcast · host David Calder, Rosie Nimmo, David Fee

Send us Fan MailWe’ve heard how local musicians are creating their own concerts or ceilidhs online. However, it was really good to hear that singer-songwriter Rosie Nimmo had been invited to sing, almost out of the blue, in a relatively new online service called Home Songs for Lunch. It was created in Campbeltown by David Fee, a full-time foster carer who also has a side line in running concerts in people’s own homes. When that became impossible, he was encouraged to offer something similar using Facebook; and he then drew on his substantial contacts book to find artists willing to sing four songs at lunchtime – every day of the week! This week, that included Portobello’s very own Rosie Nimmo.And to hear Rosie and the other artists, follow this link: https://tinyurl.com/y9fggylzAnd Rosie's own webpage: https://www.rosienimmo.com/

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Send us Fan Mail We’ve heard how local musicians are creating their own concerts or ceilidhs online. However, it was really good to hear that singer-songwriter Rosie Nimmo had been invited to sing, almost out of the blue, in a relatively new online service called Home Songs for Lunch. It was created in Campbeltown by David Fee, a full-time foster carer who also has a side line in running concerts in people’s own homes. When that became impossible, he was encouraged to offer something similar ...

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