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#93 - Adam Ferrara - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Adam Ferrara is an American comedian and actor. He joins Tom to discuss his favourite songs broken down in a variety of categories: driving, love, "getting in the mood", break ups, Christmas, live music, "it's gonna be alright", metal, "thinking outside the box", haunting, covers, country, glam rock, instrumentals, funk, sing along, duets and "cleaning the house".
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#92 - Chick Corea - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Undoubtedly one of the greatest musicians of all time, the 23 time Grammy Award winning NEA Jazz Master, Chick Corea, chats to Tom about his unparalleled career ahead of his first ever solo piano live-streamed concert on October 10th at 4pm EST on http://chickcorealive.com.
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#91 - Barry Blue - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Barry Blue is a man of many talents. He was a '70s glam rock artist in his own right, with hits such as "Do You Wanna Dance?", before many decades as a producer, starting with working with Heatwave all the way to making records with the likes of modern acts like The Saturdays and The Wanted. He is one of the world's most versatile songwriters, whose songs have been recorded and sampled by the likes of Celine Dion, Diana Ross and Andrea Bocelli through to Missy Elliott, J. Dilla, Redman and Philip Bailey of Earth Wind & Fire. Tom talks to Barry over Zoom ahead of the release of his boxset, "Chapter and Verse... 50 Years On".
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#90 - Eric Whitacre - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Eric Whitacre joins Tom on Zoom to explain how he went from dreaming of being a rock star to becoming a leading conductor and composer, winning a Grammy award and topping both the US and UK classical charts with his debut album, Light & Gold.
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#89 - The Puppini Sisters - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Marcella speaks with Tom about her classical and operatic musical influences, the genesis of The Puppini Sisters and their unique close harmonies and her take on how the Covid-19 pandemic has affected the future live of music. The Puppini Sisters' brand new album, Dance Dance Dance, is out now.
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#88 - Smoke Boys - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Two members of this legendary rap collective, Inch and Deepee, join Tom over Zoom to discuss their new single "Justin Bieber", lyric writing and free-styling.
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#87 - Netsky - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Netsky talks to Tom over Zoom to chat about his rise from the underground drum and bass scene to collaborating with the likes of David Guetta and Lil Wayne as his sound became more pop leaning. He also reveals what he thinks about Elton John.
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#86 - Drax Project - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Drax Project join Tom over Zoom to talk about starting their career busking, progressing to supporting Ed Sheeran and their latest single featuring Fetty Wap, "Firefly", which is out now.
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#85 - Kimberly D. Worthy - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Kimberly D. Worthy chats to Tom about her top 10 songs of all time: Whitney Houston - "I'm Every Woman", Celine Dion - "My Heart Will Go On", Stevie Wonder - "A Ribbon In The Sky", Michael Jackson - "Rock With You", James Brown - "Say It Loud I'm Black And I'm Proud", Mariah Carey - "Hero", Sam Cooke - "A Change Is Gonna Come", Daryl Hall & John Oates - "Sara Smile", Gladys Knight & the Pips - "Midnight Train to Georgia", Seal - "Kiss From a Rose".
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#84 - Elliphant - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Elliphant chats to Tom about her unconventional route to stardom, life on the road as a touring artist and working with Doja Cat before she was famous.
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#83 - AJR - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
AJR talk to Tom over Zoom about their incredible journey from busking on the streets of New York to releasing a string of platinum singles and collaborating with Weezer's Rivers Cuomo.
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#82 - Foghat - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom chats to Foghat's Bryan Bassett and Roger Earl over Zoom about their early musical influences, their discography and how they've adjusted to the coronavirus lockdown curtailing their love of playing live.
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#81 - Ella Henderson - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom speaks to Ella Henderson over Zoom about her favourite records and her career so far. Ella initially rose to fame on The X Factor, topping the charts shortly after with "Ghost" and having a string of smash collaborations with the likes of Kygo, Sigala and Jax Jones. She is now signed to Rudimental's Major Tom imprint and has just released a new single with Roger Sanchez called "Dream On Me".
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#80 - John Dwyer of Osees - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
The lead singer and primary songwriter for one of America's best loved garage rock bands, Osees (formerly known as Thee Oh Sees, among other former monikers), John Dwyer is also a multi-instrumentalist, record label owner and visual artist. John chats to Tom about the future of the music industry in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
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#79 - Noreen Khan - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
One of Britain's best loved DJs, Noreen Khan presents her BBC Asian Network show 1-4pm on weekdays. She joins Tom on Zoom to talk about 10 of her favourite songs: Michael Jackson - "Billie Jean", "I Can’t Help It" and "The Lady in My Life", Bob Marley - "Is This Love", Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan - "Tumhein Dillagi", BTS - "Mic Drop", Madonna - "Holiday", Vaada Karle Sajna - "Lata and Rafi", Atif Aslam - "Tajdar-e-Haram (Coke Studio)", Beyoncé - "Crazy In Love".
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#78 - Casey Cott - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Casey Cott is an American actor best known for his role as Kevin Keller on The CW series Riverdale. He talks to Tom on Zoom about his favourite music.
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#77 - ALMA - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
ALMA is a Finnish singer songwriter, whose debut album, Have You Seen Her?, hit number 1 on the Finnish Album Charts upon its release in May 2020. She chats to Tom about her journey in the music industry so far and reveals her favourite song of all time.
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#76 - Marty Wilde - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Marty Wilde is one of the original rock n' roll artists in Britain, with a 60 year career in the business dating back to the 1950s. He joins Tom over Zoom to recall being a key part of the birth of this cultural phenomenon, chat about enjoying today's pop from Ariana Grande to The Weekend, and discuss his daughter Kim's rise to stardom. He talks writing songs for others, including many of Kim's biggest hits like "Kids In America". Marty's new album, Running Together, is out on October 2nd, which features his first ever duet with Kim, "60's World".
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#75 - Derek Owusu - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Derek Owusu is a writer whose debut novel, That Reminds Me, was awarded the Desmond Elliott Prize. It was the first released by Stormzy's imprint #MerkyBooks. Derek talks to Tom over Zoom to talk about his favourite music and books.
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#74 - Dave Brock of Hawkwind - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Hawkwind's founding and only remaining original member, Dave Brock, chats to Tom over Zoom about the beginnings of his career busking, the effect of coronavirus on live music and the new Hawkwind Light Orchestra album, Carnivorous. Hawkwind are one of the earliest space rock groups, former members alongside Dave include the likes of the legendary Lemmy and Ginger Baker.
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#73 - Tommy Vicari of World Goes Round - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tommy Vicari is a multi Emmy and Grammy award winning record producer who has worked with the likes of Prince, Quincy Jones, Philip Bailey and Billy Preston. His many film and TV projects include Academy Award winning Moonlight and HBO's wildly popular Succession. Tommy joins Tom over Zoom to talk about how he has got to where is he in the business and the new album by World Goes Round, which he produced in the 80s but never released back then. World Goes Round comprises world class musicians and singers Frank Musker, Elizabeth Lamers, Jeff Hull and Marty Walsh, who have written hits for Queen, Supertramp, Chaka Khan, Kenny Rogers, Donna Summer, Neil Diamond and many more. Tommy has remastered their eponymous debut more than twenty years after it was recorded and it sounded so good he and the band felt compelled to let the public hear it now.
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#72 - George Thorogood - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
George Thorogood is a blues rock legend whose career alongside his backing band, The Destroyers, has included over 8,000 live performances and 15 million records sold. George talks to Tom, or "Crid" as he calls him, over Zoom about his long-term grafting for success in the music industry.
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#71 - L.A. Salami - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
The singer songwriter L.A. Salami takes Tom through his top 10 songs of all time.
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#70 - Dave Hill - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Dave Hill is an American comedian, radio host, writer, musician and actor. He is the host of The Goddamn Dave Hill Show on WMFU radio and of Dave Hill's Podcasting Incident. His incredible career has included performing comedy at Outside Lands, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and alongside Snoop Dogg, writing the theme songs for Last Week Tonight with John Oliver and HBO's Reverb, appearing on Rick Rubin and Malcom Gladwell's Broken Record podcast and penning the first ever article on plushophilia for Salon magazine. Dave chats to Tom over Zoom about his favourite music.
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#69 - Karine Polwart - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Karine Polwart chats to Tom over Zoom from Scotland about becoming a professional musician at a relatively late stage after a career as a social worker. She breaks down her way of writing songs, recalls her time as the lead singer of Malinky and talks about her appearance on NPR's Tiny Desk.
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#68 - Tallia Storm - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tallia Storm speaks to Tom over Zoom about being discovered by Elton John and opening for him at the age of 13, learning to read music from an even earlier age, being popular on Tik Tok and her plans for the future.
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#67 - Jake Troth - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom talks music with multi-platinum songwriter, Jake Troth, who has written hits for Big Boi, Jennifer Lopez, Rick Ross and Kehlani, among many others. Jake breaks down the songwriting process and reveals how he stays creative. An artist in his own right too, his debut LP, IT IS AS IF, was just released on Atlantic Records.
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#66 - ALA.NI - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
ALA.NI is a singer songwriter who burst onto the music scene with the superb You & I LP, which led to comparisons to Sarah Vaughan and Billie Holiday. Its follow up ACCA was more contemporary in sound but equally brilliant, even featuring Iggy Pop on one track. Both records were written entirely by ALA.NI a cappella. Tom chats to her over Zoom about her voice, sexism in the entertainment industry and the meaning behind her new song Lament for Emmett Till.
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#65 - Bakermat - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Bakermat chats to Tom about his highly unorthodox journey to becoming a musical artist, sampling Martin Luther King and why he doesn't think DJs should complain about being overworked.
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#64 - Róisín Murphy - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Róisín Murphy chats to Tom about her top 10 albums of all time, her new album Róisín Machine and falling in love with Mark Brydon before forming Moloko.
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#63 - Allan Clarke of The Hollies - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Allan Clarke, the original and longtime leader singer of The Hollies, chats to Tom about his incredible career and life. In this wide ranging interview, he reveals The Hollies' relationship with The Beatles, how he felt about Graham Nash leaving the band to form Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, and how Elton John Band legends Nigel Olsson and Dee Murray came to play with him in the studio for an Allan Clarke solo album.
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#62 - John Oates - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
John Oates is one half the most successful duo in the history of music, alongside his longtime collaborator Daryl Hall. He has written some of the best pop songs of all time: "Maneater", "Out of Touch" and "She's Gone". John chats to Tom over Zoom to tell him about being neighbours with Hunter S. Thompson, his friendship with George Harrison, turning down George Martin, and what he thinks of the likes of 10cc, Michael Jackson and Simply Red copying or sampling Hall & Oates songs.
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#61 - Aloe Bacc - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Aloe Bacc talks to Tom about his incredibly varied career: switching from rapping to singing, interpolating Elton John's "Your Song" on his smash hit "The Man" and collaborating with the late Avicii. He also reveals the sentimentality behind his new LP, All Love Everything.
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#60 - Brian McKnight - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom chats to the legendary Brian McKnight about coronavirus, how he learnt to play 9 musical instruments by ear, his '70s influences, his favourite '90s contemporaries and his new album, Exodus.
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#59 - Dr Mathew Knowles - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Dr Mathew Knowles is an author, professor, lecturer, public speaker, entrepreneur, music executive, artist manager and founder of Music World Entertainment. He followed up a successful corporate career by managing his daughter, Beyoncé, and her band, Destiny's Child, from the birth of their careers all the way to superstardom. Here he teaches Tom about marketing and gives him a ticking off for not addressing him as "Dr or Mr Knowles".
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#58 - Gloria Estefan - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Undoubtedly one of the greatest artists of all time, with record sales in excess of 120 million, and probably the biggest crossover artist in the history of popular music, Gloria Estefan chats to Tom over Zoom. They talk about her new album, Brazil305, and classic hits she recorded as part of Miami Sound Machine, such as "Dr Beat".
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#57 - Dave Stewart - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Dave talks to Tom over Zoom from Blackbird Studios in Nashville. They cover Dave's time supporting Elton John with Longdancer as a teenager, forming Eurythmics with Annie Lennox, working with Annie and Aretha Franklin on "Sisters Are Doing It For Themselves", producing for everyone from Daryl Hall to Bob Dylan and his recent work in Music City.
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#56 - Steve Harley - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom speaks to Steve Harley over Zoom to discuss the impact of coronavirus, how streaming has changed the recording industry, his new album Uncovered and his classic '70s records.
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#55 - Darlene Love - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom chats to the legendary Darlene Love over Zoom. Darlene rose to fame as part of The Blossoms, making their own pop records like "That's When The Tears Start", but also working in the studio with Phil Spector, the Wrecking Crew and artists like The Ronettes and Frank Sinatra on iconic recordings like "Be My Baby" and "That's Life". Darlene's solo career and hits produced by Spector followed. Darlene talks about singing uncredited lead vocals on two number 1 hits by The Crystals and her friendship with the E Street Band's Steve Van Zandt, which led to 2015's LP "Introducing Darlene Love". She also picks the wonderful "Good Good Lovin'" by The Blossoms as her favourite of the recordings she has sung on.
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#54 - Duke Dumont - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
The chart topping dance music legend, Duke Dumont, chats to Tom over Zoom from his home in Los Angeles. Fresh from releasing his debut LP, Duality, he tells Tom how much Daft Punk influenced him, how he went from making less than £10,000 per year to becoming one of the biggest electronic music acts in the world and his thoughts on how the virus has impacted the music industry.
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#53 - Luis Fonsi - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Luis Fonsi first became a star with his hit record "Aqui Estoy Yo" that won the Latin Grammy Award for Song of the Year in 2009 but, in 2017, he catapulted himself to international superstardom with "Despacito". This smash is one of the biggest selling singles of all time and was acclaimed as one of the best Spanish language pop songs ever. It is the most viewed video on Youtube of all time since August 2017. It became the first video on the site to reach the milestones of three, four, five, and six billion views. Luis talks to Tom about his top 10 favourite songs of all time.
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#52 - Bonnie Tyler - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom has a Zoom call with Bonnie Tyler who, from her home in Portugal, recounts making some of the best selling singles of all time, "Total Eclipse of the Heart" and "It's A Heartache", as well as the iconic "Holding Out For A Hero" from the movie Footlose. Bonnie tells her story from singing in the choir in Wales, to gigging in pubs and clubs for seven years before superstardom beckoned.
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#51 - Gashi - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Gashi’s new album is about someone who gets stuck in a time machine and is forced to make 80s music. It is called 1984 and shows the rising star’s love for artists like Phil Collins, Michael Jackson and Sade. He even collaborates with another of his heroes, Sting, on the record’s first single, “Mama”. Gashi joins Tom via Zoom to discuss his idols, his music and how he thinks today’s youth are being fed musical garbage.
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#50 - Aimée Osbourne - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Aimée Osbourne joins Tom from Los Angeles via Zoom to discuss her favourite artists of all time, including Kate Bush, Annie Lennox and PJ Harvey. Tom and Aimée also talk about ARO’s latest single “Shared Something With The Night”, her initial reluctance to start a music career as the eldest daughter of the legendary rocker Ozzy Osbourne and her inspiring story of overcoming a lot of difficult personal and professional issues to record her debut LP.
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Jailbound Fool
The Tomicks' new album, Jailbound Fool, is out today. I wrote these 10 songs with Nick Whitehead. We recorded them at Abbey Road and managed to get Earl Slick, David Bowie's legendary longtime guitarist, to play with us. Here's a clip of him working in the studio with us. Listen to the music here.
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Meet The Tomicks
The Tomicks are a British pop rock duo formed by Tom Cridland, Nick Whitehead and Debs Marx. Tom and Debs are a couple and met Nick by chance at an Elton John concert in 2015. The band's debut release, The Tomicks, was recorded at The Village in Los Angeles with Simply Red guitarist Kenji Suzuki. Next came Jailbound Fool, recorded at Abbey Road with legendary David Bowie guitarist Earl Slick. The band's third album is their masterpiece: Corporate Psychopath, featuring 11 original songs written by Tom Cridland and Nick Whitehead. Cridland is on lead vocals and drums, Whitehead on piano and keyboards, Marx on backing vocals and Kenji Suzuki a.k.a. Kenji Jammer returns on guitars. Listen to The Tomicks here.
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Falling off the Rails
I have just released my first studio album, Falling off the Rails, a compilation of my first 18 singles. Listen to the album here.
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Debs Music Video
The music video for The Tomicks' new single, Debs, is out today. We filmed this at the infamous Regency Cafe in Pimlico, also featured in the movie, Layer Cake. You can listen to the track here.
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#49 - Michele Stodart of The Magic Numbers - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom and Michele discuss The Magic Numbers' incredible early success, including selling out Kentish Town Forum before even the release of their debut album, their eponymous double platinum LP. Michele also reveals how Julia Cameron's The Artist's Way has helped her during lockdown and picks out her favourite records by the singer songwriter Ferron.
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#48 - Colin Blunstone of The Zombies - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom chats to Colin Blunstone about The Zombies' incredible touring renaissance, making the seminal album Odyssey and Oracle at Abbey Road, all his solo hits, working with Dave Stewart and being signed to Elton John's Rocket Records company in the late 70s.
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#47 - Glen Matlock of Sex Pistols - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom chats to Glen Matlock, finding out more about why the Sex Pistols didn’t like each other, his friendship with David Bowie guitarist Earl Slick, his disappointment at a lack of record label support, why Pharrell Williams’ “Happy” sounds wrong to him and the dire state of the music industry in 2020.
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Hit The Pub All Day Music Video
The music video for Hit The Pub All Day is out now. The song obviously celebrates what I'd love to be doing right now: drinking lagers in the pub.
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I've Come Too Early Music Video
The music video for I've Come Too Early is out today. We recorded this in Los Angeles, California and the first version of the video had to be taken down due to the amount of controversy it caused with family. If that's not rock n' roll then I don't know what is.
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#46 - Gregory Porter - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
The hugely talented Gregory Porter met with Tom ahead of the release of his new album All Rise to speak about releasing his first record at 38, beating Korn in a high school talent show, and the importance of his relationship with his mother.
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#45 - Spike Edney of Queen - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom caught up with Spike Edney, who has worked with everyone from Duran Duran to the Rolling Stones, but has most famously been Queen’s keyboard player for over 35 years. They discussed Spike going from working in the Civil Service on Friday to living with a stripper in Hamburg on Tuesday, why he had to go into shops on behalf of black band members in Alabama, and deciding to go to the Isle of Wight Festival instead of to Oxford to study History.
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#44 - David Guetta - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom joined David Guetta in Paris, where he spoke to the house music pioneer about collaborating with Chris Willis on his early hits, how a French guitar sound plugin got him tracked down by will.i.am, and why he has stopped focusing on commercial success.
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#43 - Graham Gouldman of 10cc - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom met with Graham Gouldman, the only constant member of 10cc, in London. They discussed song-writing, why 10cc weren’t as famous as Queen, the reason his tours still sell out, and the nature of friendships and disagreements in a band.
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#42 - Squeeze - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Glenn Tilbrook and Chris Difford of the iconic British band Squeeze talked to Tom in their studio about the humour in their music, how an advert in a local sweetshop window resulted in the two meeting and how Glenn has been influenced by Kate Tempest and Stormzy in recent times.
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#41 - Cornershop - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Cornershop are one of the most influential and original British bands of the ’90s but have not performed live for over 10 years. Tom interviewed founding members Tjinder Singh and Ben Ayres, who have been firm friends since college, about frustrations with the record label, both being “massive music freaks”, and Norman Cook remixing their No.1 hit ‘Brimful of Asha’.
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#40 - Ronan Keating - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Keating sprung to stardom as a teenager in Boyzone but has arguably gone on to become even bigger as a solo artist and holds the record for being the only artist ever to have 30 consecutive top 10 singles in the UK chart. In this interview he talks about his show on Magic FM, Boyzone getting cigarette butts thrown at them and bottles of beer bounced off their heads, why they were never going to the get respect they deserved from NME, and why Barry Gibb is the greatest songwriter of all time.
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#39 - Keane - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Beloved English rock band Keane, responsible for four No.1 Albums have recently released a new album ‘Cause and Effect’ after a 6-year hiatus. Tom spoke to Tom Chaplin and Tim Rice-Oxley backstage at the BBC about starting out on the Camden circuit, spending a summer recording in a dilapidated farmhouse in northern France, and why Under the Iron Sea was much darker than Hopes and Fears.
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#38 - Martin Fry of ABC - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom sat down with ABC’s lead singer Martin Fry to discuss following up ‘The Lexicon Of Love’ - adored by fans and critics alike – with a sequel 34 years later, why it was easy to catch a beating as a teenager in the 1970s, and having the opportunity to give Smokey Robinson a copy of ‘When Smokey Sings’ by hand after a chance meeting.
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#37 - B.J. Thomas - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
B.J. Thomas, singer of ‘Hooked On A Feeling’ and ‘Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head’ – which was famously featured in ‘Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid’ talks to Tom about making the first platinum gospel album in history, why Elvis is the greatest recording artist of all time, and James Brown’s soft side.
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#36 - Anita Pointer of The Pointer Sisters - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom met with Anita Pointer of 3-time Grammy Award winners, The Pointer Sisters, whose array of genres covered in their discography is too diverse to even begin to list. They were the first black female group to ever win a Grammy Award for a country song and the first to ever play the Grand Ole Opry. She spoke to Tom in this heartfelt interview about the record company refusing to release ‘So Excited’, the thrill of Elvis recording one of her songs, and why black lives matter. It should be noted for correct context that this conversation was recorded before the recent events in Minneapolis and the worldwide anti-racism protests that followed.
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#35 - Jimmy LaValle of The Album Leaf - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom met with the man behind the remarkably unique musical project The Album Leaf, Jimmy LaValle in Los Angeles. They talked about the San Diego music scene and the music on The OC, where Jimmy got the name The Album Leaf, and why he puts so much effort into his live shows.
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#34 - Russ Giguere of The Association - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom met Russ Giguere of The Association, the ‘60s band known for complex arrangements and beautiful harmonies which many of the younger generation may be familiar with due to the iconic use of their song ‘Windy’ in the hit show Breaking Bad. Russ talked ‘hootenannies’, how they gained the support of the whole Chicago Fire Department, and why he and Larry David had best not sit next to each other on a plane.
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#33 - Pixies - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom interviewed the ground-breaking and incredibly influential Pixies before a great show at the world-famous Troubadour in Los Angeles. They discussed surrealism in music, Joey Santiago walking in on Black Francis spitting at himself in the mirror, what inspired each of them to pursue a career in music, and a heartbroken roommate playing Air Supply’s ‘All Out Of Love’ on repeat.
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#32 - David Crosby - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom spoke to the legendary David Crosby at his home in California about what makes waves in art come and go, the one thing that would get Crosby, Stills & Nash back together, and his own mortality.
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#31 - Boyz II Men - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
The multi-record-breaking Boyz II Men talk to Tom on the stage of their Vegas show about getting their big break from sneaking into a concert, their strong connection to their fans, with whom they interact during (and make part of) their show, and why more people ought to check out their album The Remedy.
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#30 - Brooks & Dunn - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Iconic country duo Brooks & Dunn have enjoyed resounding success despite their big break coming fairly late compared to some other stars. Recently inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame, they spoke to Tom in Nashville about why truck drivers are cool, both completely forgetting about the existence one of their albums, and their part in uniting the nation after 9/11.
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#29 - The Stylistics - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom travelled to Philadelphia to catch up with Airrion Love and Herb Murrell of the Stylistics, who famously had twelve consecutive R&B top ten hits in the early ‘70s. They talked about being their own worst critics, tea with Hennessy, and what it was like touring with the Godfather of Soul.
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#28 - The Temptations' Otis Williams - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom spoke to Otis Williams, the founder and last surviving original member of the Temptations before a show in Washington, about how a lot of guys nowadays have forgotten how to Treat Her Like A Lady, what happened when the Temptations tried to remove ‘My Girl’ from the setlist, and how the Dixie Chicks might have benefitted from some advice from Maurice King.
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#27 - Hot Chip - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom interviewed Al Doyle and Joe Goddard of the English synth-pop band Hot Chip, famous for hits such as ‘Ready for the Floor’ and ‘Over and Over’ (which they say is ‘definitely their best record’) in their tour bus, while they were on the road in California. They spoke about writing setlists on bare chests and playing drum machines in live shows, and their new record ‘A Bath Full of Ecstasy’.
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#26 - Chance the Rapper - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom spoke to the three-time Grammy winner Chance the Rapper in LA about why he won’t sign a record deal, collaborating with such varied artists as Randy Newman and Ed Sheeran, and why every American could do with a holiday.
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#25 - Philip Bailey of Earth, Wind & Fire - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom met with Philip Bailey, lead singer of Earth, Wind & Fire the morning after an incredible gig at the Hollywood Bowl in LA. Philip told him about growing up mimicking female vocalists, why he loved living in England and collaborating with Phil Collins, and why Maurice White smelt like coconuts when they first met in an elevator.
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#24 - Nigel Olsson of Elton John Band - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom caught up with Nigel Olsson, Elton John’s long-time drummer in Los Angeles. They spoke about being on the road for the biggest tour in the world, his backing vocals on so many important records, having a terrible time at boarding school, and how he doesn’t read music and just plays everything from the heart.
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#23 - Raphael Saadiq - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
The multi-talented Raphael Saadiq is a singer, songwriter, instrumentalist and producer of records for a flurry of stars including D’Angelo, John Legend, Whitney Houston, TLC and Joss Stone. He spoke with Tom about his beloved brother Jimmy to whom his most recent record is dedicated following his passing, initially being too intimidated to accept an offer to collaborate with his heroes Earth, Wind & Fire, and why, for him, going on tour with Prince was equivalent to getting a degree.
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#22 - Lynyrd Skynyrd - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom met with Rickey Medlocke and Gary Rossington of the definitive Southern Rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd. They told him about combing their hair back with Vaseline, their legacy, their reputation for engaging in a bit of pugilism, and who said “just when you think your band is the tightest it can be you play with Lynyrd Skynyrd and realise you need to go back into rehearsal”.
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#21 - Kenji Suzuki of Simply Red - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom caught up with Kenji Suzuki, best known in England for playing guitar in Simply Red, at his home in London where they talked playing on Seal’s record, his Kenji Jammer solo project, and being a child prodigy back in Japan.
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#20 - Sir Cliff Richard - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Sir Cliff Richard has had a No.1 hit in 5 consecutive decades and has recorded over 2 weeks of continuous music. Tom visited him at his home where they spoke about the sad state of the modern music industry, why he doesn’t get recognised in America, and why John Lennon thought he was cool.
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#19 - The Subways - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom spoke to English rock band The Subways about being on the set of The OC, winning a competition to perform at Glastonbury before many of the other bands had had a chance to play, and which band member recently took three years out of the band to study English Literature at Cambridge.
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#18 - Steve Lukather of Toto - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom spoke to the Toto guitarist and founder on being immortalised as a character in South Park and Family Guy, why Toto’s continued success was the best revenge on the press, NDAs, and of course, “Africa”.
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#17 - Bobby Elliott of The Hollies - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Bobby Elliott, the drummer with the Hollies invited Tom to his home to talk to him about Peter Sellers threatening to karate chop the piano in Abbey Road, why the British Invasion of the USA meant you could practically just walk into a Miles Davis show, and what it has been like to be on the road for 55 years.
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#16 - Joey Tempest of Europe - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom interviewed Europe’s lead singer Joey Tempest and heard about why you might need to get an obscure doctor to write a prescription for cortisol, why he will always be in debt to John Norum, and that there may be a Europe film to look forward to in the future.
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#15 - Leo Sayer - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Leo Sayer, behind such hits as ‘You Make Me Feel Like Dancing’ and ‘When I Need You’, who famously sprung back to number one with Meck’s remix of ‘Thunder In My Heart’ met with Tom to discuss how he relishes the challenge of proving he’s still got it at his age, how he can’t sleep sometimes because he has so many song ideas going through his head, why he always wants to show his fans something new, and his new album ‘Selfie’.
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#14 - Mark King of Level 42 - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom visited Mark King, Level 42’s lead singer and bassist at his home where they discussed his father’s elusive drum talents, which band member always wins at go-karting, why his neighbours dreaded Thursday afternoons when he was a kid, and his bandmates selling his drum kit and vinyl collection in Austria.
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Can't Wait To Leave The City
My new single, Can't Wait To Leave The City, is out now. This one is yacht rock, inspired by George Benson and Steely Dan and other smooth sailors like that. Listen here.
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#13 - UB40 - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
UB40 are one of the most prolific and successful bands of all time, with a career spanning five decades, having recorded over 550 songs, more than 50 of which have spent time in the UK Singles Chart. Tom met with them to talk about where they got their inspiration and the band’s name, the Peaky Blinders, and being able to draw a crowd of 20k as far afield as Samoa.
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#12 - The Coral - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom went to Merseyside to meet James Skelly and Nick Power of the English rock band The Coral. They spoke about always trying to do something different, what prompted skinheads to get Beatles haircuts, and spending all their money on “crème brûlée & lobster”.
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#11 - The Zombies - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Rod Argent and Colin Blunstone of the iconic British psychedelic pop group The Zombies talk to Tom about how they’ve been able to keep singing as high as ever, the heart-breaking period that followed ‘Time of the Season’, why vinyl is the only product that sells nowadays, and how they started performing as an acoustic duo by mistake.
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#10 - Don Felder - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Don Felder was a member of the Eagles from 1974 until 2001 and wrote ‘Hotel California’, arguably their biggest song. Known as ‘Fingers’ by the rest of the eagles due to his exceptional guitar playing ability, he has recently released a new solo album ‘American Rock ‘n’ Roll’. He told Tom why Hotel California had to be recorded three times, how he created his now-famous double-neck guitar, and why it has never been about the fame or the money for him.
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#9 - Seal - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom visited Seal, winner of three Brit Awards and four Grammys, and creator of ‘Crazy’ and ‘Kiss from a Rose’, at his home. He talked praise for producer Trevor Horn, how the studio used to be a more sacred place, and why great records never make themselves.
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#8 - Don McLean - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Don McLean is a household name not only because of the iconic ‘American Pie’ but also 'Vincent', 'And I Love You So' and 'Castles In The Air'. He talked to Tom about the cultural significance of the Kennedy assassination, why he thinks ‘Prime Time’ would make a great rap song, and his record Tapestry being rejected by the label over 30 times.
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#7 - Kool & the Gang - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom spoke to Kool & the Gang founders, Robert “Kool” Bell and Ronald Bell, about how their band name came about to avoid problems with James Brown, their thoughts on some artists’ multiple retirement tours, and their plans to release a big boxset of previously unfinished works.
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#6 - Smokey Robinson - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
The legendary Smokey Robinson tells Tom why you should never meet your idols, what makes music the international language, crying the Tears of a Clown, and why Berry Gordy told him “to get the f**k out of here”.
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#5 - Annie Lennox - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom interviewed Annie Lennox, who despite her highly successful solo career, insists that she is at her best partnered with Dave Stewart as the Eurythmics. She has a multitude of awards and accolades to her name including an Academy Award for Best Original Song, being named Best British Female Artist a record six times, as well as an OBE for her "tireless charity campaigns and championing of humanitarian causes". They spoke about always feeling like an outsider, why she wanted to go and beat up a journalist in their office, and what it is like being a woman in rock.
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The Nights We Will Remember Music Video
The music video for The Nights We Will Remember is out now. This was shot in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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I Still Believe I Can Do It Music Video
The music video for I Still Believe I Can Do It is out now. My first cigarette in over 5 years - still as delicious as ever.
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I Wanna Be Home Alone Music Video
The music video for I Wanna Be Home Alone is out today.
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Kind Lover Music Video
The music video for Kind Lover is out now. We recorded this in Miami, Florida.
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I'm Inadequate Music Video
The music video for I'm Inadequate is out now. This was recorded in Maine.
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#4 - Jeff Pilson of Foreigner - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom met with Foreigner’s bass guitarist Jeff Pilson to talk about why he still loves the audience response to ‘I Want To Know What Love Is’, his time in Dokken before they broke up (twice), getting clean, and why The Beatles on Ed Sullivan had such an impact on him and many others.
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#3 - Verdine White of Earth, Wind & Fire - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Tom spoke to Verdine White – Earth, Wind & Fire bassist and brother of the late, great Maurice White at his home in LA. They discussed why Verdine, and so many others, were instantly inspired to take up music when they saw the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show, how it was love at first sight with the bass guitar, and what made Maurice the coolest guy around.
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#2 - Johnny Marr - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
The Smiths’ Johnny Marr talks to Tom about coming from a family of musical obsessives including his mother who would make her own pop charts, how he adapted to his new role as a frontman, and why he never enjoyed touring until 2002.
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#1 - Chris Rea - Greatest Music of All Time Podcast
Chris Rea’s unmistakeable voice has helped him sell over 30 million albums worldwide and is responsible for one of the all-time great Christmas songs. Tom visited the remarkably humble star at his home, where they discussed frustrations with the record label, his proudest moment, and his battle with pancreatic cancer.
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Greatest Music of All Time
I have just completed Greatest Music of All Time, Season 1 - Male Artists. It was an honour to interview these amazing people, you can watch and listen here.
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Stick Up Your Bum
My new single, Stick up Your Bum, is out now. If you don't have a stick up your bum, please listen to it here.
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BBC Radio 5 Live
I appeared on BBC Radio 5 Live to talk about giving up drinking and taking up songwriting instead. You can catch up on BBC Sounds here, I was on 50 minutes into the podcast.
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Christmas Turkey
My first Christmas single, Christmas Turkey, is out now and is soon to be a festive classic. Ho ho ho. You can listen to the song here.
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Lisbon
Lisbon is my favourite city in the world. It is a magical place like no other, where I’ve got so many memories with family, friends, and fellow karaoke and dive bar patrons. It’s got an amazing history, beautiful architecture, delicious food, stunning views and an atmosphere that nowhere else I’ve been comes close to. More importantly for me, my mother is Portuguese and I’ve loved visiting her country with her every year, finding out more about the wonderful city she comes from. It was, therefore, only fitting to write a song about this marvellous place. My new single, Lisbon, is out now on all streaming services. You can listen to the song here.
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48 State US Tour Photos
Thought I couldn't get any more vain? Think again - here are the photos from my tour of all 48 contiguous US States.
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Domino's At Midnight
My tasty new single, Domino's At Midnight, has just been released. You can listen to it here.
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48 State US Tour Diary
Throughout my tour of the US, during which I've played a gig in each of the 48 contiguous states, I have kept a "video diary", together with my manager, Henry Ferrari, who has interviewed me every week. Here are the highlights from this, in which I sadly come across as a melange of David Brent and a member of Spinal Tap.
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48 State US Tour
I've just completed a tour of all 48 contiguous US states, playing a gig in each of them. This began on September 17th and concluded today, December 3rd. This video contains some highlights from this musical marathon. I'm amazed to say that this adventure caught the attention of legendary '70s soul band, The Stylistics, who have invited me on their next UK tour.
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The Nights We Will Remember
My new single, The Nights We Will Remember, has just been released. Listen to it here.
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ABC15
I have just appeared on Good Morning Carolinas on WPDE15 to talk about my tour of all of the 48 lower US states. You can watch the interview here.
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ABC Good Morning Carolinas
I was on Good Morning Carolinas on WPDE15 to discuss my 48 States US Tour. Had a delightful Krispy Kreme to celebrate after.
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Tom Cridland live on Fox
I just went on Fox in Philadelphia to perform Cold Hard Cash.
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WFMZ-TV
I have just appeared on WFMZ-TV for an interview and to perform I Wanna Be Home Alone. Watch it here.
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FOX29
I have just appeared on Fox29 for an interview and live performance of Cold Hard Cash. Watch here.
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NBC10
I was recently interviewed on NBC10 about my tour of all lower 48 states of the US to promote my music. Watch the interview here.
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WFMZ-TV
I went on WFMZ-TV for an interview and to perform I Wanna Be Home Alone.
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Erie News Now
I have just been interviewed on Erie News Now in Pennsylvania about my tour of all 48 lower states of the US. You can watch the interview here.
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I Wanna Be Home Alone
I have just released my new single - I Wanna Be Home Alone. You can listen to the song here.
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WWJ Radio Detroit
I stopped in Detroit on my 48 state tour of the US and was interviewed on WWJ Radio Detroit.
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MusicTown Detroit
I went on MusicTown Detroit to play a stripped back set of my songs and be interviewed too.
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Motown
Visiting Hitsville in Detroit, where Motown operated and where so many of the incredible records by Smokey Robinson, The Temptations, The Four Tops, The Supremes, Marvin Gaye et al were made was one of the most inspiring and uplifting experiences of my life. It made me remember why I want to be a singer songwriter. It’s not because of the drivel that’s currently in the charts. It’s because of those melodic, soulful, joyous songs that brought the world together and changed music forever. The influence Motown has on my songwriting is enormous. Berry Gordy is also a true icon for any aspiring entrepreneur like me. I only have good things to say about Detroit.
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Can't Stop Thinking About Making Love
My new single, Can't Stop Thinking About Making Love, has just been released. You can listen to it here.
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KOBI-TV NBC 5
Here's the moment I went on NBC in Oregon and declared I want to be the biggest pop star in the world. I definitely going to come to feel embarrassed by this...
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Fox News
I just appeared on Fox News in Sacramento, California to promote my new single I Still Believe I Can Do It. Watch the interview here.
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Rhinestone Jumpsuit
It's all downhill from here. I wore a rhinestone encrusted jumpsuit to perform my music on Fox40 in California to celebrate the destruction of my large pot belly over the past couple of years. Time for a sundae or two now this has been achieved.
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I Still Believe I Can Do It
My new single - I Still Believe I Can Do It - has just dropped on all streaming services. You can listen to the song here.
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I've Come Too Early
My new disco banger of a single, I've Come Too Early, has just dropped. You can listen to it here.
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Falling off the Rails Essay
I recently wrote an article about why I've given up boozing on Medium. Check it out here.
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Damn Right, You're My Baby Music Video
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Damn Right, You're My Baby
My second single - Damn Right, You're My Baby - has just dropped. Listen to it here.
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Daily Mail
I've (not) always been a classy guy. Read my salacious interview about drinking, conducted to promote my first single, Falling off the Rails. It's in the Daily Mail here.
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Falling off the Rails Music Video
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Drinking
In the run up to the release of Falling off the Rails, I've taken the somewhat dubious decision of promoting my first single by cataloging, chapter by chapter, some of the most simultaneously depressing and entertaining incidents that led to me giving up drinking and going teetotal for a while. Read the 15 chapters here.
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Live at Tom's
Live at Tom's was a mammoth project that involved performing covers across all genres with various different line ups of the Tom Cridland Band. We recorded around 200 songs over the course of just a couple of months, completely live and in one take. We tackled everything from Elvis to Shania Twain to Snoop Dogg to Madonna. Here is a full blog about the project, with performances. Stay up to date with all Tom Cridland live videos here on Youtube.
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First solo gig
Here's a bit of footage from my first solo gig. Weird to not be behind a drum kit. Need to get behind a piano or start playing guitar again, dancing is not a good look unless you're Michael Jackson or Mick Jagger and I hate awkwardly standing around like an idiot with nothing better to do during the instrumental breaks.
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Synthbeat
My first ever solo performance, at the Andaz Hotel in San Diego, has just been reviewed on synthbeat.com.
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Live at the Andaz, San Diego
I've just played my first ever solo gig, live at the Andaz in San Diego. Probably was an error to pick tunes by Aretha Franklin, Dionne Warwick, Sister Sledge and other amazing female singers and sing them in the original key.
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100 Gigs
2018 has been an amazing year of gigging with The Tomicks. I've been singing lead vocals and playing drums at the same time. We have played over 100 concerts so far. Check out our music and videos here on Youtube.
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Smooth Santa in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust
Debs and I put on a benefit for the Teenage Cancer Trust at The Hurlingham Club in London last night. Here's the ad for the event and here's a clip from The Tomicks' set at the party, playing Wham's Last Christmas.
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Synthbeat
The Tomicks have just been featured on synthbeat.com, discussing touring and upcoming album, Jailbound Fool.
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Forbes
Tom Cridland clothing and the Half Century Jeans were on ForbesBooks recently, with Debs interviewed about our insanely durable denim.
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#FckFastFashion
Today The Tomicks played a protest gig, #FckFastFashion, outside Primark in London. You can read more about this here. We played Elton John's Saturday Night's Alright (For Fighting), Oasis' Don't Look Back In Anger, the Eagles' Hotel California and Fleetwood Mac's Everywhere, among some other covers and original material. I was on drums and vocals.
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The Independent
Tom Cridland clothing and the Half Century Jeans have just been featured in The Independent.
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The Sun
Tom Cridland clothing and the Half Century Jeans have just been featured in The Sun, in an article entitled "Jean-ius".
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The Sunday Times
Tom Cridland clothing and The 30 Year Jacket have just been featured in The Sunday Times.
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The Scotsman
Tom Cridland clothing and the Half Century Jeans have just been featured in The Scotsman.
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The Tomicks
The Tomicks' eponymous debut album is out today. The band features me on vocals and drums, Debs on backing vocals, Nick Whitehead on piano and keyboards and Kenji Suzuki of Simply Red on guitar and bass. Nick and I wrote all ten songs and we recorded everything at The Village Recorder in Los Angeles. We launched the album with adverts on the London Underground, and concerts at The Troubadour in West Kensington and The Half Moon in Putney. Here's a clip of Kenji rocking out with us onstage. Listen to The Tomicks here.
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Synthbeat
The Tomicks' eponymous debut album has just been previewed on synthbeat.com, alongside our new Trump related adverts on the London Underground.
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The Daily Telegraph
I have been featured in The Daily Telegraph this weekend, interviewed about Prince Harry's taste in fashion. I luckily didn't mention I think he's a fucking nipple.
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Huff Post
Tom Cridland clothing and The 30 Year Christmas Sweatshirt have just been featured on Huff Post.
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Corriere della Sera
Tom Cridland clothing and The 30 Year Christmas Sweatshirt have just been featured in Corriere della Serra.
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The Irish Times
Tom Cridland clothing and The 30 Year Collection have just been featured in The Irish Times.
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BBC Radio London
I have just been interviewed on BBC Radio London for the last five minutes of their drivetime show.
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Real Music
Tom Cridland clothing have just launched the Real Music Collection in aid of Help Musicians, a collaboration with Sir Paul McCartney, Sting, Timothy B Schmit, James Hetfield, Robert Plant, Brian May, Eric Clapton, Carole King, Roger Daltry, Smokey Robinson, Frankie Valli, Stevie Nicks, Mick Hucknall, Hal Blaine, Nigel Olsson, Ringo Starr and Phil Collins.
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Entrepreneur
I have just been named one of Entrepreneur's 50 Most Daring Entrepreneurs in the World. It's all downhill from here.
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HSBC
I have just been featured in an article by HSBC about mine and Debs' business partnership and personal relationship. Essentially a defence of shitting where you eat.
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Daily Express
Tom Cridland clothing and The 30 Year Collection have been featured in today's Daily Express.
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Huff Post
My article about George Michael's new single, "Fantasy", has just been published on Huff Post.
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Singapore Airlines
I have just been featured in Singapore Airlines' in-flight magazine Silverkris in an article about top sustainable fashion brands.
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The Costco Connection
I have just been featured in The Costco Connection.
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Moda
I have just been featured by MODA in an article about my recent US Sustainable Fashion Tour, ahead of my first appearance at the trade exhibition in August.
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Forbes
I have just been featured by Forbes, who tell the story behind mine and Debs' mammoth tour of the US earlier on in 2017.
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DJ Mag
A full version of my recent article on the late George Michael's influence upon the genre of dance music has just been published in DJ Mag.
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MODA
Tom Cridland clothing will be partnering with select bricks and mortar stockists in 2017 and exhibiting at the largest British fashion trade exhibition, MODA, between August 6th and 8th.
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The Times
I have just been interviewed in The Times in an article about millennials and their interest in hand craftmanship.
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Huff Post
I have just written a second article about the legacy of George Michael for Huff Post, due to popular demand from his fans.
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Sky News
I have just been on Sky News. Went well, despite arriving straight from the pub with my brother inexplicably in tow.
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BBC Radio 4
I have just been on BBC Radio 4's "Costing the Earth" talking about The 30 Year Collection.
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KRQE
I was interviewed about Tom Cridland clothing today in Albuquerque by KRQE News 13.
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The Guardian
Tom Cridland clothing and The 30 Year Collection were featured in The Guardian yesterday.
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WREG News Channel 3
I went on WREG News Channel 3 in Memphis today for an interview about Tom Cridland clothing.
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The Economist
Tom Cridland clothing and The 30 Year Collection have just been featured in The Economist.
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Fox News
I have just been featured on Fox News 24 in Charleston to discuss The 30 Year Collection and my 2017 US Sustainable Fashion tour.
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The Sydney Morning Herald
Tom Cridland clothing and The 30 Year Sweatshirt have just been featured in The Sydney Morning Herald.
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The CW
I appeared on The CW's KTLA 5 morning news on Saturday in Los Angeles to discuss sustainable fashion and The 30 Year Sweatshirt.
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CBS Sacramento
I was interviewed on CBS Sacramento today about Tom Cridland clothing.
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The Huffington Post
I have just started writing a weekly column about music for The Huffington Post. Today's article is about new material from vintage artists such as Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan and The Beach Boys.
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Dagens ETC
Tom Cridland clothing has just been featured in the Swedish newspaper, Dagens ETC.
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Xinhua News
Word is spreading in China about Tom Cridland clothing thanks to this article on Xinhua News.
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The Huffington Post
My article on the late George Michael has just been published on The Huffington Post.
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BBC Radio 5 Live
I was interviewed about The 30 Year Christmas Sweatshirt on BBC Radio 5 Live over the weekend, roughly an hour and forty minutes into Saturday Breakfast.
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France Inter
Tom Cridland clothing and The 30 Year Collection have just been featured on French national radio station, France Inter.
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BBC News
The 30 Year Christmas Sweatshirt has been featured on BBC News today, on the front page of their news app.
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The Manila Times
Word about The 30 Year Christmas Sweatshirt has spread as far as the Philippines, with today's article in The Manila Times.
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Fox News KTVU 2
The 30 Year Christmas Sweatshirt has just been featured on Fox News KTVU 2 in California, as the antidote to ugly and poor quality Christmas jumpers.
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Mail on Sunday
Tom Cridland clothing and The 30 Year Christmas Sweatshirt were featured in yesterday's Mail on Sunday.
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Observador
Tom Cridland clothing and The 30 Year Christmas Sweatshirt were featured today in Portugal's national newspaper, Observador.
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ABC
I was interviewed on Australian national radio station, ABC, this week about The 30 Year Christmas Sweatshirt.
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The Times
Tom Cridland clothing and The 30 Year Christmas Sweatshirt have been featured in today's edition of The Times.
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Tom Cridland x Charles Heidsieck
Charles Heidsieck have supported Tom Cridland clothing with free champagne ever since my first launch party at Wolf & Badger and then again at the shop I had for two months on the King's Road. Was great to collaborate once again with them on a dinner at Aquavit to launch The 30 Year Christmas Sweatshirt. Makes a change from endless cans ofKronenbourg.
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HEAPS Magazine
Word about Tom Cridland clothing is spreading to Japan, with this feature in HEAPS Magazine.
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The Huffington Post
Tom Cridland clothing and The 30 Year T-Shirt have just been featured on The Huffington Post in an article guest written by me.
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BBC Radio
I was interviewed last weekend on BBC Radio Newcastle about The 30 Year Christmas Sweatshirt.
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BBC News
I was on BBC News today, as I defended my hometown of Kettering in the midst of the recent scandal involving Lindsay Lohan and Brexit.
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Daily Record
The 30 Year Christmas Sweatshirt has just been featured in the Daily Record, the Scottish national newspaper.
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BBC One
Tom Cridland clothing has just been featured in a documentary on BBC One about fighting throwaway culture.
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The Guardian
Tom Cridland clothing and The 30 Year Sweatshirt have just been featured in The Guardian, as part of an article about clothing that can last forever.
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Rock 95
I have just been featured on American radio station, Rock 95, who discussed my friendship with Elton John drummer, Nigel Olsson.
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The Huffington Post
Tom Cridland clothing and The 30 Year Sweatshirt have just been featured on The Huffington Post.
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Financial Times
Tom Cridland clothing was mentioned today in the Financial Times as being a disruptive brand in the same bracket as Dollar Shave Club, Harry's and Warby Parker.
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British Airways Business Life
I have just been featured in British Airways Business Life magazine.
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The Huffington Post
I have just been featured on The Huffington Post, sharing thoughts on London Fashion Week.
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Mail on Sunday
I have just been featured in the Mail on Sunday's Girl About Town ahead of Saturday's event in aid of DEKI at The 100 Club.
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Las Vegas Review-Journal
Tom Cridland clothing has just been featured in the Red Carpet Report in the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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ABC News
ABC News have just featured Tom Cridland clothing in today's story on sustainable fashion, talking about the 30 Year concept as well as mine and Debs' relationship as founders who have also been dating since 2009.
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United Airlines Hemispheres
I am in this month's United Airlines in flight magazine, Hemispheres, talking about sustainable fashion and The 30 Year Collection.
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The Huffington Post
Tom Cridland clothing has just been featured on The Huffington Post as part of #SustainableFashion month.
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Business News Daily
I have just been featured on Business News Daily, discussing my friendship with Elton John Band member, Nigel Olsson.
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W Radio
I was interviewed on Colombian national radio station, W Radio, last week about sustainable fashion and making clothing for celebrities.
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The Huffington Post
I was featured on The Huffington Post today, an article I wrote about mine and Debs' friendship with Elton John drummer, Nigel Olsson.
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The Huffington Post
The 30 Year T-Shirt has just been featured on The Huffington Post in an article discussing its potential to change the fashion industry.
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Evening Standard
I was featured in the Evening Standard last week.
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La Stampa
Tom Cridland clothing and The 30 Year Collection were featured today in the Italian national newspaper, La Stampa.
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Lost At E Minor
Tom Cridland clothing and The 30 Year Sweatshirt have just been featured in Lost At E Minor.
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The Huffington Post
Tom Cridland clothing and The 30 Year T-Shirt have just been featured on The Huffington Post.
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The 100 Club in aid of DEKI
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The Irish Times
I was recently featured in The Irish Times due to having the honour of making clothing for both James Bond and Zoolander.
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The Huffington Post
I was recently asked to write for The Huffington Post about my top 5 restaurant choices in London.
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Il Sole 24 Ore
I have just been featured in the Italian national newspaper, Il Sole 24 Ore, discussing the Europe and sustainable fashion.
