 75:58 minutes (69.57 MB) Welcome to the Roy Harper podcast, episode 13 for mid-August 2008. This month we have part two of a three-part interview with Roy Harper. You won't want to miss this one, but listen to part one first! We also have the A-Z of Harper ('M' this month), listener feedback, and plenty of music. Enjoy, and please leave comments in the podcast section of the forums at www.stormcock.net. Shownotes are available at my blog. If you want to subscribe to the podcast, there is a feed. Click in the icon below.  Subscribe
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In the mid-August 2008 episode: Intro, including Miles Remains from Death Or Glory Part 2 of an interview with Roy Harper. Roy can be found at http://www.royharper.com or on myspace at http://www.myspace.com/harperroy
Photo taken by Paul during a break in the podcast recording. |
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73:40 minutes (67.46 MB) Welcome to the Roy Harper podcast, episode 12 for August 2008. This month I am delighted to say that we have part one of a three-part interview with Roy Harper. You won't want to miss this one! We also have the A-Z of Harper ('L' this month), listener feedback, and plenty of music. Enjoy, and please leave comments in the podcast section of the forums at www.stormcock.net. Shownotes are available at my blog. If you want to subscribe to the podcast, there is a feed. Click in the icon below. Subscribe
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53:30 minutes (49.01 MB) This is a special episode for mid-July 2008 concentrating on Matt Churchill. Matt has worked with Roy extensively in recent years, as people that have been to gigs will know. I had the opportunity to interview Matt while in Ireland recently and so here is a one-off special episode concentrating on Matt and his music. Shownotes are available at my blog. If you want to subscribe to the podcast, there is a feed. Click in the icon below. Subscribe
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78:52 minutes (72.22 MB) Welcome to the 11th Roy Harper podcast for July 2008. This month we have an interview with Chris Politzki. We also have the A-Z of Harper ('K' this month), listener feedback, and plenty of music. Enjoy, and please leave comments in the podcast section of the forums at www.stormcock.net. Shownotes are available at my blog. If you want to subscribe to the podcast, there is a feed. Click in the icon below. Subscribe
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Taken from the lovehopestrength web site with some editing, hope they don't mind
All proceeds go directly to the North Wales Cancer Treatment Centre at Ysbyty Glan Clwyd, Bodelwyddan and the Alaw Unit at Ysbyty Gwynedd, Bangor where Mike Peters (a two times cancer survivor),was diagnosed and successfully treated for Chronic Lymphocytic Leukaemia (CLL) in 2005/06. Mike Peters is still undergoing long term maintenance treatment at the Alaw Unit with a view to finding a cure under the watchful eye of Dr. David Edwards who has been Mike's haemotologist throughout both of his cancer battles. Dr. Edwards will also be accompanying Mike to the summit of Snowdon. Snowdon Rocks 2 is promoted through the LOVE HOPE STRENGTH Foundation, a charity formed by Mike Peters to raise awareness and funding for cancer care both locally and globally, with a further series of world wide events that will continue throughout 2008. In particular, 'Peru Rocks', which will take place between October 8th and 17th in the form of a 4 day trek through the High Andes with acoustic concerts at the world famous Macchu Picchu Citadel and finale in the Peruvian capital city of Lima. Last year's event on Snowdon raised a staggering £43,000 (far more than Mike Peters ever imagined), and some of the additional funding was distributed throughout cancer care organisations in North Wales such as Ty Gobaith, St David's Hospice in Llandudno and St. Kentigerns Hospice in St. Asaph.
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On Saturday June 21st 2008 (The Longest Day), Mike Peters, the internationally acclaimed singer of Welsh rock and roll band The Alarm and current world record holder for the Highest Concert performed on land at 18,500 feet on MT. Everest (Everest Rocks October 21st 2007), led a procession of doctors, nurses, fans and supporters on a charity fundraising walk to the top of Snowdon / Yr Wyddfa (the highest point in England & Wales), to perform
69:06 minutes (63.29 MB) Welcome to the 10th Roy Harper podcast for June 2008. This month we have the second half of the two-part interview with Dave and Sue Burnham. We also have the A-Z of Harper ('J' this month), listener feedback, and plenty of music. Enjoy, and please leave comments in the podcast section of the forums at www.stormcock.net. Shownotes are available at my blog. If you want to subscribe to the podcast, there is a feed. Subscribe
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79:51 minutes (73.13 MB) Welcome to the 9th Roy Harper podcast for May 2008. This month we have an interview with Paul Davison conducted by Nick Lane. The second half of the two-part interview with Dave and Sue Burnham will be next month. We also have the A-Z of Harper ('I' this month), listener feedback, and plenty of music. Enjoy, and please leave comments in the podcast section of the forums at www.stormcock.net. Shownotes are available at my blog. If you want to subscribe to the podcast, there is a feed. Subscribe
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I've been busy redoing part of the site to do with user authentication and forums today. Please see http://www.stormcock.net/vb/showthread.php?t=474 for more information. |
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For my part I expect to see him at the Trowbridge festival ("village pump") and the Levellers gig at the Royal Albert Hall. As I've said before, it's very much worth making the effort to go out and see Nick live. He is a very accomplished performer and often is able to bring the songs to life in a way that transcends what you may already have heard on the recordings. Tour dates are here. Bring your friends! |
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Nick Harper has a new tour coming up for 2008, starting in May and running through to November in Norway. Along the way he includes a trip up Mount Snowdon for 
