Davey Woodward's guest appearances

Davey Woodward

Near Perfect Pitch

C86 Show - Indie Pop

Martin Stephenson

Cathal Coughlan

Brix Smith

Jasmine Minks

Damian O'Neill

Danbert Nobacon

Paul Frederick

Andy Spearpoint

Luke Haines

Jim Shepherd

Kristin Hersh

Sean Dickson

John Campbell

Jo Bartlett

Kevin Haskins

OwlTail

THE SONDER+DAVEY WOODWARD Son Of A Gun - #TheVaselines[NR] Runaway - #Shaderfacebook.com/shaderukMythical Beast - #TheWildSwans[ESSENTIAL WAX]FELT - IGNITE THE SEVEN CANNONS - 1985The Day The Rain Came Down - #FeltPrimitive Painters - #FeltI'm Falling - #TheBlueBells[NR] Always On My Mind - #TheCatenaryWirescatenarywiresband.com[WEEKLY PEEL]MAY 5 1991Shallow - #CatherineWheel[NR] Go On - #TheBlueHeronstheblueherons1.bandcamp.comBreathe In, Breathe Out - #MelodysEchoChamber[CHOON THIS]Living On Video (Long Version) - #TransXFormulae - JJ72[NR] Even The Good Days Are Bad - #LastDaysOfApril[NR] Pla 8 - #Rajada[NEW RELEASE HATTRICK][NR] Garden of Eden - #BillieMarten [NR] Weight Of The World -#LostShips [NR] The Biggest Fan -#TheRedsPinksAndPurpleReturn To Yesterday - #TheLilacTime[COVER ME] Turning Japanese - #TheDivineComedy #TheVapors #CoverVersionUne Lune étrange - #LEpeesoundcloud.com/lepee[OBLIGATORY FALL AH]The Aphid - #TheFall #MarkESmithHistory - #NorthernRevelationsoundcloud.com/darrel-ashtonStill - #NoirYonnoiryon.bandcamp.comChains - #TheWolfgangPress[INTERVIEW FEATURE 1]THE SONDER + The Milk Chocolate Digestivefacebook.com/thesonderukHome - #TheSonderRollin' Dice - #TheSonder[NR] Music (Is All I Need) - #TheSonder[INTERVIEW FEATURE 2]DAVEY WOODWARD + The Jammy Dodgerdaveywoodward.bandcamp.com[NR] Bad Day - #DaveyWoodwardAndTheWinterOrphans #DaveyWoodward[NR] Occupy This Space - #DaveyWoodwardAndTheWinterOrphans #DaveyWoodward[NR] Love &amp; Optimism - #DaveyWoodwardAndTheWinterOrphans #DaveyWoodward[TARA]

THE SONDER + DAVEY WOODWARD   Son Of A Gun - #TheVaselines [NR] Runaway - #Shader <a href="http://facebook.com/shaderuk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">facebook.com/shaderuk</a> Mythical Beast - #TheWildSwans [ESSENTIAL WAX] FELT - IGNITE THE SEVEN CANNONS - 1985 The Day The Rain Came Down - #Felt Primitive Painters - #Felt I'm Falling - #TheBlueBells [NR] Always On My Mind - #TheCatenaryWires <a href="http://catenarywiresband.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">catenarywiresband.com</a> [WEEKLY PEEL] MAY 5 1991 Shallow - #CatherineWheel [NR] Go On - #TheBlueHerons <a href="http://theblueherons1.bandcamp.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">theblueherons1.bandcamp.com</a> Breathe In, Breathe Out - #MelodysEchoChamber [CHOON THIS] Living On Video (Long Version) - #TransX Formulae - JJ72 [NR] Even The Good Days Are Bad - #LastDaysOfApril [NR] Pla 8 - #Rajada [NEW RELEASE HATTRICK] <ol><li> [NR] Garden of Eden - #BillieMarten </li> <li> [NR] Weight Of The World -#LostShips </li> <li> [NR] The Biggest Fan -#TheRedsPinksAndPurple </li></ol>Return To Yesterday - #TheLilacTime [COVER ME] Turning Japanese - #TheDivineComedy #TheVapors #CoverVersion Une Lune étrange - #LEpee <a href="http://soundcloud.com/lepee" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">soundcloud.com/lepee</a> [OBLIGATORY FALL AH] The Aphid - #TheFall #MarkESmith History - #NorthernRevelation <a href="http://soundcloud.com/darrel-ashton" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">soundcloud.com/darrel-ashton</a> Still - #NoirYon <a href="http://noiryon.bandcamp.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">noiryon.bandcamp.com</a> Chains - #TheWolfgangPress [INTERVIEW FEATURE 1] THE SONDER + The Milk Chocolate Digestive <a href="http://facebook.com/thesonderuk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">facebook.com/thesonderuk</a> Home - #TheSonder Rollin' Dice - #TheSonder [NR] Music (Is All I Need) - #TheSonder [INTERVIEW FEATURE 2] DAVEY WOODWARD + The Jammy Dodger <a href="http://daveywoodward.bandcamp.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">daveywoodward.bandcamp.com</a> [NR] Bad Day - #DaveyWoodwardAndTheWinterOrphans #DaveyWoodward [NR] Occupy This Space - #DaveyWoodwardAndTheWinterOrphans #DaveyWoodward [NR] Love &amp; Optimism - #DaveyWoodwardAndTheWinterOrphans #DaveyWoodward [TARA]

Near Perfect Pitch - Episode 156 (July 29th. 2021) ‘The Sonder /’ + ‘Davey Woodward’

Davey Woodward - Brilliant Corners, Experimental Pop Band &amp; now Davey Woodward &amp; The Winter Orphans in conversation with David Eastaugh   Bristol indie music legend Davey Woodward has released his 'Love and Optimism' LP, together with his congenial band The Winter Orphans. Best known for his bands The Brilliant Corners, The Experimental Pop Band and Karen, this output was recorded "live" in the studio. This album is very personal and perhaps Woodward's most emotional performance, putting Davey solidly amongst the best songwriters of his generation. 

Davey Woodward - Brilliant Corners, Experimental Pop Band &amp; now Davey Woodward &amp; The Winter Orphans in conversation with David Eastaugh Bristol indie music legend Davey Woodward has released his<a href="https://daveywoodward.bandcamp.com/album/love-and-optimism" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> 'Love and Optimism'</a> LP, together with his congenial band The Winter Orphans. Best known for his bands The Brilliant Corners, The Experimental Pop Band and Karen, this output was recorded "live" in the studio. This album is very personal and perhaps Woodward's most emotional performance, putting Davey solidly amongst the best songwriters of his generation.

Davey Woodward - Brilliant Corners, Experimental Pop Band

The Brilliant Corners were a British indie pop band from Bristol who recorded throughout the 1980s and into the early 1990s. The group was formed in 1983, taking the name from the Thelonious Monk jazz album, Brilliant Corners. The line-up included David Woodward (b. Avonmouth, Bristol, England; vocals, guitar), Chris Galvin (1959 – 22 December 1998; bass guitar), Winston Forbes (lead guitar, percussion, backing vocals), Bob Morris (drums) and Dan (occasional trumpet and keyboards). A later addition was Phil Elvins on guitar. The band's first releases were early examples of indie pop, with three singles being released in 1984 on their own SS20 label. Their first (mini-)album, Growing Up Absurd, appeared the following year. With an explosion of indie pop groups in 1986, their May release Fruit Machine EP gained them both attention and radio airplay, followed by a second mini-album, What's In A Word. "Brian Rix", a re-recorded version of a track from the LP, with added trumpet, and a tribute to Rix, the "king of farce", was issued as a single, the proceeds going to Mencap, the charity of which Rix was chairman. The video, featuring Woodward running Rix-like around a couch with his trousers around his ankles, was shown on The Tube, further raising the band's profile. In March 1988, the band set up another label, McQueen, and released third album, Somebody Up There Likes Me, followed by a collection of their sought-after early singles, Everything I Ever Wanted. Two more albums followed in 1989 (Joy Ride) and 1990 (Hooked), followed by a second compilation, Creamy Stuff, in 1991. They released A History Of White Trash in 1993 before splitting up. Woodward and Galvin formed the Experimental Pop Band in 1995. Galvin died from cancer in 1998.

The Brilliant Corners were a <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Kingdom" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">British</a> <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indie_pop" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">indie pop</a> band from <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bristol" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bristol</a> who recorded throughout the 1980s and into the early 1990s. The group was formed in 1983, taking the name from the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thelonious_Monk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Thelonious Monk</a> jazz album, <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brilliant_Corners" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Brilliant Corners</a>. The line-up included David Woodward (b. Avonmouth, Bristol, England; vocals, guitar), Chris Galvin (1959 – 22 December 1998; bass guitar), Winston Forbes (lead guitar, percussion, backing vocals), Bob Morris (drums) and Dan (occasional trumpet and keyboards). A later addition was Phil Elvins on guitar. The band's first releases were early examples of indie pop, with three singles being released in 1984 on their own SS20 label. Their first (mini-)album, Growing Up Absurd, appeared the following year. With an explosion of indie pop groups in 1986, their May release Fruit Machine EP gained them both attention and radio airplay, followed by a second mini-album, What's In A Word. "Brian Rix", a re-recorded version of a track from the LP, with added trumpet, and a tribute to <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Rix" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rix</a>, the "king of farce", was issued as a single, the proceeds going to <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mencap" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mencap</a>, the charity of which Rix was chairman. The video, featuring Woodward running Rix-like around a couch with his trousers around his ankles, was shown on <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tube_(TV_series)" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Tube</a>, further raising the band's profile. In March 1988, the band set up another label, McQueen, and released third album, Somebody Up There Likes Me, followed by a collection of their sought-after early singles, Everything I Ever Wanted. Two more albums followed in 1989 (Joy Ride) and 1990 (Hooked), followed by a second compilation, Creamy Stuff, in 1991. They released A History Of White Trash in 1993 before splitting up. Woodward and Galvin formed the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Experimental_Pop_Band" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Experimental Pop Band</a> in 1995. Galvin died from cancer in 1998.