The Morrisons

The following podshows/radioshows (the ones we are aware of anyway) have featured tracks by The Morrisons and are well worth checking out: -

http://startledbunny.wordpress.com/

Startled Bunny. Thanks Guy's for playing (January 2007) new song "Waiting For A Train".

www.radiogetswild.com

Three From Leith (cheers Grant)

http://www.grantmason.co.uk/wp/

NextBigThing (check out the show from 13 November 2006)

http://nextbigthing.libsyn.com/

Indielaunchpad (many thanks Colin): -

http://podcast.indielaunchpad.com/2006/08/indie-launchpad-podcast-32.html

Eds Mixed Bag (cheers Ed plenty of play's): -

http://www.edsmixedbag.com/

Indiepop Radio (new to podcasting but pretty cool): -

http://www.indiepopradio.co.uk/

The Americana Roots Review: -

http://www.americanaroots.com/content/index.php

Butch Brooklyns Podcast: -

http://butchbrooklyn.com/

The Delicate Art Of Noise Polution: -

http://www.noisepollution.nl/podcast/

The Next Big Thing 13 July 2006: -

http://nextbigthing.libsyn.com/

 

http://www.firestation-records.de/

You can purchase a copy of The Morrisons Songs From The South Of England here.

http://www.goldenpathway.co.uk/home.html

You can purchase a copy of The Morrisons Psycho Surfin' here.

Just in case you don't want to miss anything!!

http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/themorrisonsband/

You have really got to check this one out! No one does the 60's in 2006 like the Legendary Ten Seconds. Features Ian Churchward and Guy Bolt from The Morrisons (and minor cameo appearances from Dave Clifford and Phil Andrews to) Brilliant stuff!!!

www.freewebs.com/thelegendarytenseconds.

These Guy's are from Exeter and make great jaunty pop kinda post punk angular postcard type stuff. We've played with them a few times now and their well worth checking out!

www.freewebs.com/consolemusic/

 

Not just occupying the Morrisons drum stool (along with providing keyboards, harmonica and backing vocals on The Morrisons Psycho Surfin' album) Guy is a genuine song writer, singer, guitarist, and frankly all round instrument handler in his own right. Don't beleive me? Well just check out this link then..........and enjoy!!

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=76839200

A major song writing influence back in the mid/late 80's for Phil from The Morrisons is the real fab' Martin Stephenson. Check out his web site or download some tracks from his MySpace.com page. This guy is timeless....

www.daintees.com.

 

 

Another big influence of Phil's over the last few years is the prolific alt. country rocker Ryan Adams. With no less than 3 albums released last year alone and some of the tracks being amongst his best work you need to check him out. Downloads are also available via his MySpace.com page.

www.ryan-adams.com.

 

Probably run The Legendary Ten Seconds close for most authentic 60's sound but check them out for great jangly guitar sounds and 3 part vocal harmonies.

www.teenagefanclub.com.

 

More sixties influenced stuff from Graham Moores (he of all the ace Golden Pathway label artwork) and Ian and Guy from The Morrisons (where do they get the time from?). Well worth checking out (beautiful guitar playing Graham): -

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=102474070

Check out the following website it features "lost" tracks by bands past and present. There is an old demo of ours from 1988 called What I'm Waiting For so what better reason do you need to visit: -

http://lostmusic.co.uk/