ABOUT THIS EPISODE
We're back! It's been a while again, but we have a great episode for you, where we discuss how music, musicians and venues can be pigeonholed, and how it can be a good as well as a bad thing! There's an interview with Helen and Jonnie of From the Workshop, plus a live track from their recent performance at Bluebell Roots.
We're grateful as always to Phil Jones of Long Way Home Productions for sponsorship of the podcast, and are looking forward to recording a very special episode at the LWHP base on the banks of the River Adur in Sussex, very soon!
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