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Sleepy Beagle Musical Chairs
by Sleepy Beagle
Local saxophonist ‘Sleepy Beagle’ is on a mission to explore & expand Rugby’s live music scene. This market town is situated right in the centre of the UK, and is buzzing with a selection of vibrant & diverse music & cultural performers. Getting them in his musical chair for an interview, he gets a real insight on local talent from the performing musicians themselves, along with venue owners, and locals from the town & surrounding areas. So press play, and get ready to play ‘Musical Chairs’ with Sleepy Beagle 🎵
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Samuel Beddard, saxophonist
In this podcast Sam Beddard speaks of his love of music, his journey into becoming a saxophonist and his upcoming move to the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. To celebrate this, Sam has an upcoming event at St Marks Church, Bilton, Rugby which will see many musicians including numerous saxophones all in action on 13th July 2024.
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Tony Freeman, guitarist and harmonica
Local council candidate Tony Freeman talks of playing both jazz guitar and blues harmonica. He also suggests it's time for some imaginative thinking, when it comes to the lack of music facilities in the town.
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Ben Jennings and the New Moons
Singer. Songwriter. Musician. Promoter. Ben Jennings falls into all these categories. In this podcast I get to talk with Ben about the new album Blues and Ways Throughs which has been created by Ben and his collective The New Moons. This is a great conversation which delves into how Ben wrote the album, the inspirations and how he is bringing it to live audiences soon.
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Pauline Thompson talks all things Rugbylele
In this episode, Pauline talks about what Rugbylele is and dispels the myths about the Ukelele as an instrument.
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James Grady creator of Handball Alley
In this second instalment of Sleepy Beagle Musical Chairs, James Grady talks about Handball Alley and what took him to where he is now. Enjoy an informal chat with the ever bubbly James
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Welcome to Musical Chairs
Sleepy Beagle introduces his new live music podcast for Rugby and surrounding areas
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Local saxophonist ‘Sleepy Beagle’ is on a mission to explore & expand Rugby’s live music scene. This market town is situated right in the centre of the UK, and is buzzing with a selection of vibrant & diverse music & cultural performers. Getting them in his musical chair for an interview, he gets a real insight on local talent from the performing musicians themselves, along with venue owners, and locals from the town & surrounding areas. So press play, and get ready to play ‘Musical Chairs’ with Sleepy Beagle 🎵
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Sleepy Beagle
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Local saxophonist ‘Sleepy Beagle’ is on a mission to explore & expand Rugby’s live music scene. This market town is situated right in the centre of the UK, and is buzzing with a selection of vibrant & diverse music & cultural performers. Getting them in his musical chair for an interview, he gets a...
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