Artisan radio gig
Jun. 14th, 2010 02:17 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jaceyWe went into BBC Radio Leeds last night to do a live radio spot on the Durbervilles' Roots Show. Chatted a bit and sang three songs (including 2 of the new ones) in two ten-minute segments over the course of the hour-long show.
Wherever you are in the world you can listen again via the miracle of the BBC's i-player
www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p008728f/The_Durbervilles_13_06_2010/
It's a small world. It turns out that one of the Durbervilles is the son of Laurie Walsh, a potter that both H and I knew on the craft circuit many years ago. We always had a soft spot for him - a big genial bloke who gave good hugs. He's retired now and enjoying a life of bowls - the sporting kind not the pottery kind. Nice to have news of him after twenty-some years.
Wherever you are in the world you can listen again via the miracle of the BBC's i-player
www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p008728f/The_Durbervilles_13_06_2010/
It's a small world. It turns out that one of the Durbervilles is the son of Laurie Walsh, a potter that both H and I knew on the craft circuit many years ago. We always had a soft spot for him - a big genial bloke who gave good hugs. He's retired now and enjoying a life of bowls - the sporting kind not the pottery kind. Nice to have news of him after twenty-some years.
