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BAND IT ABOUT - Podcast Series

Di Spillane

The Band It About - Podcast Series Host/Creator Di Spillane, releases a new episode every Saturday. This in-depth Music Interview Podcast is an opportunity for musicians and others involved in the Music Industry to discuss their entire musical journey . Season 1; a variety of subjects. Season 2 “The Engine Room” interviews with drummers who were born, raised, lived, or have played in Adelaide, South Australia. This series is a unique opportunity to listen to musicians discuss their careers from their earliest memories right through to what they are currently involved with. Real Stories/People.

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Musicians have seen their livelihood disappear right in front of their eyes literally overnight. With no way of knowing how long they will be unable to work, and no direct assistance being offered the uncertainty is all they have. Today’s interview is with Dawn Barrington. Dawn is a full time musician who lives in WA. We discuss the impact of the #Covid-19 crisis, what this has meant for herself, and others involved in the entertainment industry. Learn how Dawn is adjusting to the situation, and hear our discussion about what this could mean for the future of the music industry as we know it. The opening and closing track “We Live and We Die”, is a yet to be released original song that Dawn wrote with Manus Metal Man, who Dawn refers to as an incredible musician stuck in a hotel in Kangaroo point, Brisbane. Please support by visiting Dawn’s BandCamp and purchasing some of her music.

Here are #DawnBarrington Links: https://dawnbarrington1.bandcamp.com/ Website: www.dawnbarrington.com.au
Social media: www.dawnbarrington.com.au
https://www.facebook.com/DawnBarringtonMusic/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDi-ER5rLso
https://soundcloud.com/dawnindenmark
https://rtrfm.com.au/artists/dawn-barrington/

How you can help to Support Live Music:
As we all prepare for an indefinite period of social isolation and subsequent event postponements and cancellations, here are a few ways that you can continue to support those within the #livemusic and event industry. Purchasing merch and music, subscribe to email lists, go to artisits social media and Like, Follow, and Share with your friends. Stream the I Lost My Gig playlist on #Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7wEcg6cHAcazYOZZRZlYMo
#SupportAct donation link: https://www.mycause.com.au/page/226584/covid19-emergency-appeal
This list is by no means exhaustive, feel free to share your ideas and suggestions of ways to support the live music industry with me via my Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/allowmetoguideyoutothegig My podcast platforms: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/band-it-about-proudly-supporting-live-music-podcast-series/id1493050539 #AppleiTunes users can rate this episode and leave a comment. https://anchor.fm/dianne-spillane Anchor users can leave favorite my podcasts, and leave a voice message. If you would like to be interviewed or have a suggestion for future podcasts please email me at: mailto:banditabout17@gmail.com Or message me here: https://m.me/allowmetoguideyoutothegig?fbclid=IwAR0Ba6yazkxG4Wh2L-hDzwjZ_TRJK8MFHQlKJet6RsQcVdksh8mh0ZyXB2w

#musicinterviews #DawnBarrington #Folkmusic #WesternAustralia #singersongwriter #banditabout #podcasts #musicians #Australia #coronavirus #musicindustry

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March 8th 2020 is International Women's Day, this year's campaign theme is #EachforEqual; An equal world is an enabled world. The day also marks a call to action for accelerating women's equality. Collectively, each one of us can help create a gender equal world. We can actively choose to challenge stereotypes, fight bias, broaden perceptions, improve situations, and celebrate women's achievements.

This year's theme fits perfectly in to the ongoing struggles that women within the music industry face world wide. I extended a Public invitation to all women involved within any aspect of the music industry, offering flexible times to conduct the interview via phone to make it easier to fit in with everyone who could spare up to 30 mins out of their day, in hope of being able to get as many different views as possible. I researched as much as possible prior to writing the questions asked, as I wanted to make sure that the interview would offer something different to what has already been published in the past. Giving the participants the opportunity to be thoughtful, and honest with their responses, enabling them to provide their personal insight and experiences, to shed as much light as possible onto an issue which for generations has been pushed in to the dark. My eyes were opened to how little meaningful discussions are available publicly whilst researching, and there are so many more discussions that need to be had on this subject. With that being said, I hope that next time an opportunity to discuss issues that impact us all becomes available, that more women will trust that I will conduct the interview thoughtfully, and feel safe in sharing their stories with me.

I would like to thank everyone that agreed to be interviewed, I appreciate you all for supporting my podcast, and for making the time to chat with me,

I chose to open and close this special episode with "I Am Woman", which was written by Helen Reddy, and Ray Burton.

The questions asked:

Q: What does this year’s theme for International Woman’s Day “An equal world is an enabled world” mean to you in relation to your role?

Q: Do you think that the Australian music industry is inclusive of everyone?

Q: Why do think so many female music students do not go on to work within the Music Industry once they have completed their studies?

Q: Are the women who teach music failing to support, encourage, and mentor their female students? Could they be giving priority to their male students knowing that they have a better chance of being successful within the industry?

Q: Have you ever felt pressured to compromise your own comfort levels in order to look a certain way, or stopped being true to yourself in hope of getting ahead?

Q: Have you experienced indecent behaviour either physically, mentally or emotionally while working as a musician?

Q: Have you had an experience when you felt that you were not supported or sabotaged by other women in the industry?

Q: Has there been a time that you have not been given credit for work that you have done, or someone has taken the credit for your work?

Q: Have you witnessed positive changes in the industry in regards to women?

Q: Is there anything that you would still like to see change?

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Email: mailto:banditabout17@gmail.com

https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/band-it-about-proudly-supporting-live-music-podcast-series/id1493050539

https://anchor.fm/dianne-spillane #EachforEqual #IWD2020 #music #musicinterviews #podcasts #musicindustry #banditaboutpodcastseries

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Band It About S01 E05 Interview with Ben Ford-Davies prior to him leaving to compete in the Blues Foundation International Blues Challenge (IBC), in Memphis TN, Jan 2019. This was originally 3 short interviews that I recorded with Ben, to give the Blues community the opportunity to get to know who he is, prior to leaving Adelaide to represent the Adelaide Roots & Blues Association (ARBA). I have added Ben performing 2 songs, 1 at the beginning which he wrote "Be Gone" was recorded during the IBC in Memphis, and to close the episode I have added a song originally written by Ben's father "Old Song", this was recorded live in December 2018.

Podcast timeline:

00:00 Music "Be Gone" performed by Ben Ford-Davies

00:01:00 Intro

00:01:40 Who is BFD?

00:02:36 What inspired you to enter?

00:05:23 How did you choose the songs?

00:06:25 What would you change?

00:07:43 Any tips for future entrants?

00:08:21 How did you feel about performance?

00:09:14 Were you surprised to win?

00:10:36 Has the reality sunk in?

00:12:15 How supportive is ARBA?

00:13:30 Dad influenced career?

00:16:41 How did you choose the songs?

00:18:23 Your writing process?

00:20:35 Something that would surprise others to know?

00:21:36 Final words?

00:23:04 Update to original interview including how Ben went in the IBC

00:24:04 Music "Old Song" performed by Ben Ford-Davies

If you are listening via apple podcasts please subscribe, rate, and comment to assist me with promoting Live Music in SA. If you are listening via Anchor please follow Band It About, message the episode, and share with your friends.

Ben Ford-Davies Links:

https://open.spotify.com/artist/0OaotkLRh8X9sml9vpnOVG

https://play.google.com/store/music/artist/?id=Azmd4uqc4nqz4f2qzsn2nnamooq

https://www.deezer.com/us/album/45856642?autoplay=true

https://www.triplejunearthed.com/artist/ben-ford-davies

Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/benforddaviesmusic/

Links: Apple podcasts Spotify Android

Band It About – Proudly Supporting Live Music Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/allowmetoguideyoutothegig/

Band It About YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCNweO_mZe1jWmQ2MDWmQng/about

Adelaide Roots and Blues Association Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adelaiderootsandblues/

The Blues Foundation: https://blues.org/

#BandItAbout #BluesMusic #BenFord-Davies #IBC #Music #podcasts #Adelaide #BluesFoundation #musicinterview

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Di Spillane interviews fellow music podcast series host, "RETROPOPIC" Neil Saint from Sydney's community radio station 2RRR. Music lovers in 130 countries have tuned in to listen to Neil Saint’s “RETROPOPIC” interviews. What began as a hobby, has now reached over 34,000 listeners worldwide! In depth interviews with artists including: Steve Hackett, Marky Ramone, Stash De Rola, Brian Cadd, Russell Morris, and Ross Wilson, all sharing their musical journeys. Today Neil experiences what it is like to be the one asked, starting from his early influences in the UK, through to moving to Australia, and becoming involved with community radio. Hear how an interview with Les McKeown inspired the light bulb moment which resulted in combining his love of 20th century pop music, his interviewing skills, and local radio show, to enter the world of podcasting.

RETROPOPIC RADIO is NOT a radio station it is radio show, and popular music podcasting brand, with a focus on classic pop music from the 60's to the end of the 20th century. RETROPOPIC RADIO produces regular magazines of artist interviews or excerpts of artist interviews alongside their music. It is broadcasted each Friday evening at 2RRR, a Community Radio Station, in Sydney between 9 and 10pm.

00:00 Music Intro: Edwin Astley & His Orchestra, Main Theme from “The Saint”, BBC Television Series 1962.

00:00:25 “Band It About” gets to know the “Saintly” beginnings, discussing Neil’s background including his childhood, education, and early career 00:15:23 when those Saints go marching out, Neil and his family leave the UK for France

00:20:00 Settling in Sydney, and starting a new hobby

00:27:08 that light bulb moment!

00:35:32 Neil discusses the Adelaide musicians he has interviewed

00:39:40 Neil reveals his favourite interview

00:45:50 The “RETROPOPIC” road ahead

00:52:44 it’s Neil’s turn for the “Band It About” 20 question challenge, will he be the first to finish?

00:56:58 Music: Edwin Astley & His Orchestra, Main Theme from “The Saint”, BBC Television Series 1962.

Listen to RETROPOPIC RADIO Friday evenings on 2RRR between 9 and 10pm: https://2rrr.org.au/guide/?retropopic

Podcast: https://www.mixcloud.com/FrenchSpurs1/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/neil5705/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/1385764284810601/about/

https://www.facebook.com/Retropopic-Radios-Punk-Podcasts-107247557459356/

Band It About can be heard on all of the major platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google podcasts

Please Subscribe so that you don't miss the next episode Android link

Band It About: Email: mailto:banditabout17@gmail.com

Band It About Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/allowmetoguideyoutothegig

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhg0WMgLVQYhLjgcWNQYKrg63Vh5suSfX

#retro #NeilSaint #musicpodcasts #musicinterviews #music #retro-pop #interview #radio #radio-host #australia #Sydney-radio #BandItAbout #LesMcKeown

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01/12/20 • 13 min

We take an inside glance at Band Life. What do you do when you are faced with having to replace a band member?

I have broken down this episode for anyone who would like to skip to a particular section. Please Subscribe, Rate, Comment, Message, and Share, to help Band It About to Support Live Music in South Australia.

  • 00:00:00 Intro Music; "Up The Neck" performed by "The Brass Pockets"
  • 00:00:46 Welcome
  • 00:00:56 Episode Introduction
  • 00:01:36 Background Story
  • 00:05:38 Di and Nick chat before the audition
  • 00:08:14 Music; "Mystery Achievement" audio from audition of "The Brass Pockets" with guitarist auditioning
  • 00:08:25 The band members Craig, Nigel, Di, and Nick discuss the audition, and how they felt it went
  • 00:09:57 "Tele Toe Incident" Craig interviews Di regarding her Telecaster
  • 00:12:06 The band choose their new member
  • 00:12:30 Music "Brass In Pocket" audio from audition "The Brass Pockets" with guitarist auditioning
  • 00:12:39 Episode wrap up
  • 00:13:12 Outro Music "Time The Avenger" performed by "The Brass Pockets"

All of the music in this episode was performed by "The Brass Pockets", all songs were written by Chrissie Hynde for the Pretenders.

Useful Links for today’s episode:

To Contact Band It About:

Email: mailto:banditabout17@gmail.com

Messenger: https://m.me/allowmetoguideyoutothegig?fbclid=IwAR0Ba6yazkxG4Wh2L-hDzwjZ_TRJK8MFHQlKJet6RsQcVdksh8mh0ZyXB2w

To watch Band It About videos:

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Listen to Band It About podcast series: Listen on Apple podcasts https://anchor.fm/dianne-spillane Listen on Spotify

The Brass Pockets Links:

Email: mailto:thebrasspocketsband@gmail.com

Website: https://dispillane68.wixsite.com/thebrasspockets?fbclid=IwAR13OMaaxU0I0QF-avZ0TFwV_qtHe9FXnvJalv_Xwj01BAvd_Sj9LjTh0oY

Social Media:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thebrasspocketsband/

Instagram: https://instagram.com/?fbclid=IwAR0uPlT2SBOLuymQLIC72pGopZ2poVUp24Fr-3MvQQAkIb32Z_hIEtEq2Do#thebrasspockets

#TheBrassPockets #BandItAbout #Pretenders #conceptbands #tributebands #musicpodcasts #musicindustry #podcasts #Adelaide #musicinterviews #SouthAustralia #music

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Batten down Beale, the Bones are ready to rattle your foundations, awaken the spirits buried deep beneath the earth, that once was laboured by those who would Holler the birth of the Blues! If the Bones make it to the Final during "The Blues Foundation's" "International Blues Challenge", which is held at the end of January in Memphis TN, rest assured you will hear them Hollering from the Beale Street roof tops, all the way back to Hindley Street in Adelaide, SA! In part 2 of my interview with Mr Holler himself Paul Macleod, we discuss the making of their self titled debut album, it's release, hitting Number 1 in the Australian Blues Music Charts, and their Amazing "third time lucky" appearance in the Adelaide Roots & Blues Association, 2019 Memphis Blues Challenge. If you don't know this mob of lovable Aussie "Dog and Beer Blues" Hollering lads, but enjoy a tale where the underdog gets to take home the Bone, then you will enjoy listening to the final part of my fascinating chat with Paul. The IBC is only 3 weeks away, and the Bones intend to share their stories of travel, places, people, and love of the Australian landscape, through their all original "Ozzie Blues". Every year the Adelaide Roots and Blues Association runs the MBC here in SA. Being affiliated with the Blues Society of The Blues Foundation gives ARBA the right to send a band and solo/duo musician(s) to represent its them at the IBC.

If you enjoy this episode please feel free to message me, and or rate the episode, and most importantly subscribe to help promote local musicians here in Adelaide. Holler & The Bones Band Members are: Paul Macleod - Vocals-Keys-Guitar, Andy Czora - Guitar, Allan Curtis - Bass, Gilly Gollan - Percussion, and Edward Pollard - Drums.

Music "The Moon Hangs Over Darwin", and "All About The Woman", are both Holler & The Bones originals, and can be heard in full, and purchased via the links below. Trivia who is the female vocalist singing on a couple of the tracks on this album? Answer: Me (Paul forgot to include my name.)

Holler & The Bones BandCamp: https://hollerthebones.bandcamp.com/releases

Holler & The Bones Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/PMacHoller/ Holler & The Bones YouTube: https://youtu.be/Q3mAnkTfuac

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Band It About YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCNweO_mZe1jWmQ2MDWmQng/about Twitter #musicinterviews #music #podcasts #podcastseries #banditabout #bluesmusic

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In this episode I chat with Paul about his multiracial family, and diverse multicultural, multinational upbringing. Made in Japan, born in the USA, and raised predominantly in Australia along with his adopted siblings, by parents who inspired a lifelong passion for knowledge, the arts, celebration of heritage, indigenous cultures, politics, and the Great Australian Outback. Paul has spent his first 50 years quenching his love of the red dusty earth on which we live, whilst gathering the players who together "Shout from the Earth" as one, collectively known as "Holler & The Bones". Paul's fascinating tale was too good to end up on the editing floor, which is why I decided to release 2 parts from this interview. Part 1 begins with Paul's childhood, and goes right through to the formation of the current line-up for his band. Make sure that you subscribe to the "Band It About" podcast so that you don't miss Part 2 of this fascinating tale, which will take you from the banks of the River Murray, to the Mississippi Delta! Please rate the episode if you enjoy it, and feel free to share with everyone. Band It About - Proudly Supporting Live Music

Music included in this episode "Hoochy Coochy Whatchamecallit Jingle Jangle Blues", and "The Girl With The Lightening In Her Eyes", are both Holler & The Bones originals, and can be listened to in full, and purchased via the links below.

Holler & The Bones BandCamp: https://hollerthebones.bandcamp.com/releases

Holler & The Bones Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/PMacHoller/

Holler & The Bones YouTube: https://youtu.be/Q3mAnkTfuac

Adelaide Roots and Blues Association Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adelaiderootsandblues/ The Blues Foundation: https://blues.org/

Band It About Links: Listen on Apple podcasts Listen on Spotify RSS https://anchor.fm/s/10a6ecfc/podcast/rss Android link

Website https://www.podpage.com/band-it-about-podcast-series/
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Email: banditabout17@gmail.com

Band It About Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/allowmetoguideyoutothegig/

Band It About YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCNweO_mZe1jWmQ2MDWmQng/about

Instagram https://www.instagram.com/banditaboutpodcastseries/ Twitter

#musicinterviews #music #Australia #SouthAustralia #podcasts #musicpodcasts #podcastseries #banditabout #hollerandthebones #Australianblues #bluesmusic #Blues #ARBA #PaulMacleod

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Season 2 of the Band It About podcast series is all about the very heart of the band, the band member who is often hidden away at the back of the stage and sometimes even left in complete darkness. Just who are these mysterious musicians who steer the band through every performance and what makes them take on this role in the first place? We are extremely fortunate to have many talented drummers here in Adelaide, many of them have toured and recorded both nationally and internationally. Please tune in to my podcast series every week and listen in to discover more about what makes a Great musical train driver. Any listeners who would like to learn more about their favourite bands drummer are welcome to message me to make a request and any drummers who are interested in participating in this podcast series can also message me to make a time to be interviewed. All interviews are conducted via phone, making this a Covid friendly setting for recording sessions. You can message me either on the podcast series, via the Band It About Facebook Page, or send an email to banditabout17@gmail.com Please remember to subscribe or follow to my podcast series, and if you like what you hear please rate and or leave a review to help others to discover this podcast too. Thanks for listening Band It About - Proudly Supporting Live Music #musicpodcast #music-interview #podcasts #podcasting #host #Adelaide #SouthAustralia #Australia #drummers #music #musicians #music-matters #music-commentary --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dianne-spillane/message
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The Governor Hindmarsh Hotel, referred to by everyone in Adelaide South Australia as The Gov, is one of Australia’s most enduring live music pubs. It is a home to everyone, no matter what their taste in music. For over 25 years the Tonkin family has provided a musical haven unlike no other, and unless it is thrown a lifejacket soon, this SA icon will become another victim of the Corona Virus. In this episode I discuss the reality of this situation with Richard Tonkin. #LoveTheGov #SaveTheGov Australians have been observing the restrictions, and social distancing measures which has resulted in a "sustained and consolidated flattening of the curve". Our lives have completely changed as we all do our bit to stop the spread and protect those most vulnerable. Banning ‘non-essential’ mass gatherings, a prudent move to minimise the spread of #COVID19, but one that nonetheless stands to devastate Australia’s live music industry. The impact of the Coronavirus and the health measures in place to limit its spread, in particular social distancing, is giving rise to unprecedented issues for businesses, performance venues are beginning to show the financial strain from their enforced closure. The Government’s economic response has failed to meet the immediate needs of small business. The ability to negotiate with lenders, defer repayments, apply for Grants, and access loans with deferred repayments is only delaying the inevitable closure . Small businesses need cash, and they need it NOW! Our government needs to be made aware of the impact of the virus on live music venues. We all need to lobby for immediate support and future recovery initiatives for venues, without our support there won't be any left once social restrictions have been removed. The Gov Needs You! Please feel free to message your suggestions to assist with Saving The Gov. I will update episode details, and my Band It About Facebook page with details regarding helping to save The Gov as they become available. Music intro and outro in this episode "Shut In The Shed", was written by Richard Tonkin. Adelaide's Best Live Music Venue Links: https://www.thegov.com.au/ https://www.facebook.com/TheGovHindmarsh/ https://twitter.com/TheGovHindmarsh http://instagram.com/lovethegov# info@thegov.com.au Band It About Links: Email: mailto:banditabout17@gmail.com Messenger: https://m.me/allowmetoguideyoutothegig?fbclid=IwAR0Ba6yazkxG4Wh2L-hDzwjZ_TRJK8MFHQlKJet6RsQcVdksh8mh0ZyXB2w To watch Band It About videos: https://www.facebook.com/allowmetoguideyoutothegig https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhg0WMgLVQYhLjgcWNQYKrg63Vh5suSfX Listen to Band It About podcast series: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/band-it-about-proudly-supporting-live-music-podcast-series/id1493050539 https://anchor.fm/dianne-spillane https://open.spotify.com/show/0uKplg6T4LiVKD1n2 Please message ideas or requests for future podcast guests, share the link with everyone, and make sure that you subscribe to receive notifications when the next podcast becomes available. Thanks for listening. Band It About - Proudly Supporting Live Music After releasing this episode, the Band it About podcast host Di Spillane wrote a petition to Save the Gov. She used the petition platform Change.org to launch the petition and within days this petition gathered a huge response. The petition went viral with significant support from everyone who had been to or performed in this Adelaide icon. The plan was to gather enough signatures to make an impact prior to personally delivering the petition to the SA State Government. Di set a target of 10,000 signatures, it had reached 9 and a half thousand signatures when the State Government rescued The Gov by providing a grant of $310,000. As a result of this Di took down the petition prior to reaching the initial goal. This is a perfect example of just how dedicated and passionate the host of this podcast series is about Live Music here in her hometown of South Australia. #lovethegov --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dianne-spillane/message
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    BAND IT ABOUT - Podcast Series currently has 126 episodes available.

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