The members of the Dowling Poole visited with Alan Haber last Tuesday evening on Pure Pop Radio: In Conversation to talk about their smashing new album, One Hyde Park. You can now listen to and download the program by making your way over to our PodOmatic podcast page.
It’s always fun to converse with Willie Dowling, Jon Poole and Givvi Flynn; it’s a recipe for a wildly entertaining (if we do say so ourselves) hour of conversation and music. During this fun hour, you’ll hear all about the making of One Hyde Park, the stories behind the atmospheric lyrics, and other wonderful musical topics.
Go inside the making of the Dowling Poole’s One Hyde Park with Willie Dowling, Jon Poole and Givvi Flynn (pictured at left) by listening to and downloading their appearance on Pure Pop Radio: In Conversation. Bonus: You’ll learn just about everything you need to know, as it were, about Level 42 (sort of)! It’s another rousing program, sure to make you smile!
Pure Pop Radio: In Conversation, the premiere melodic pop interview program hosted by Alan Haber, airs Tuesday nights at 7 pm ET (4 pm PT). Archived, podcast versions of interviews are posted on the In Conversation PodOmatic podcast page; click here to listen to more than 60 shows previously broadcast on Pure Pop Radio.
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Willie Dowling, Jon Poole and Givvi Flynn, collectively known as the Dowling Poole, sit down with Alan Haber and the ghost of Level 42 (well, sort of) next Tuesday night, April 19, at 8 pm ET (5 pm PT) on Pure Pop Radio: In Conversation.
During the hour, Willie, Jon and Givvi wax poetic about One Hyde Park’s insanely great songs and other matters of the musical heart. Rest assured that ba-ba-bas are fully in evidence, as are hooks galore and a level of creativity and imagination that are quite simply out of this world.
Brett played songs from Up in the Air and across his catalog during his wonderful set performed this past Friday night, February 26, at Washington, D.C.’s Tree House Lounge. A converted row house only a hop, skip and a short jump from local eatery Sicilian Pizza, Tree House’s stage is situated on the second floor. The venue is notable for its policy of setting sound levels based on the vocalist’s volume. This is the first time in recent memory I can remember being able to make out every word being sung. Hats off to the Lounge.
As you can see from the photos, Brett is completely invested in his songs, all of which were delivered with strong conviction. Accompanied by his deft acoustic guitar playing, he sang his heart out. My wife and I were tremendously affected by his performance.
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