Verse Chorus Bridge Podcast

In this episode Crodger welcomes Gareth Price (aka Asda) to the podcast.
Gareth is a talented guitarist, guitar teacher, and tour manager for The Virginmarys. They first met in school, first played music together in college, and haven't sat down like this for over 15 years.
The song "Con-Fusion" was written and played by Gareth Price, recorded by Eddie Cooper. Drums by Crodge.

In this episode Crodger welcomes Dave March to the podcast.
Dave is a long time friend and band mate. He is a guitarist, bassist, drummer, vocalist, song writer, recorder, mixer, and touring sound engineer for The Menzingers.
The song "210bpm Slow" was written and recorded by Dave March. Drums by Crodge.
You will not find Dave online. He is known by few, but is a legend to them all.

In this episode Crodger speaks with his long time friend and band mate Joe Hutchinson. They record a song titled "Quit When Ahead" written by their band uTurn.

In this episode Crodger welcomes back his long time friend and band mate Joe Hutchinson.
They talk about the original local venues they played in and bring it up to date to today, and they champion some of the heroes of the local scene throughout the years. They also mention local bands like The Macc Lads and The Virgin Marys
They recorded a song titled "One More Day" written by their band uTurn.

In this episode I welcome Helen Walford to the podcast. Helen is a singer, guitarist, bassist and song writer.
Helen is originally from Tennessee, before moving to Bollington and become a part of the local music scene. She has a great style of playing and writing, influenced by the folk music genres of the UK and the US, with a kick ass voice to match, and her folky/americana style has got to be heard! She is also currently helping run and book the Leek blues and americana festival.
The song "Knoxville Town" was written by Helen Walford, drums and production by Crodge.