Episode 82 Andy Curran

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Andy Curran first came into public view as bassist & co lead singer in the iconic Canadian band, Coney Hatch. Since then, he has worn many hats in the music business including that of record company executive where he worked with acts like Big Wreck. The Tea Party, & Rush. While Coney Hatch is still a going concern after all these years, Andy's personal friendship with Rush's guitarist Alex Lifeson has culminated in a brand new recording project called "Envy of none". This new project is a departure for all involved. We discuss all this and a lot more in this interview. Enjoy. And hey...if you enjoy my show & would like to help us keep it going without a paid subscription, why not click the "buy me a coffee" link below to show us your love? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/tsolobandq https://kscopemusic.com/artists/envyofnone/ Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/tommy-solo-s-famous-friends--4318572/support.

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