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Peter Schavemaker - journalist
Peter Schavemaker - journalist
63 episodes
6 days ago
British blues musicians The Zac Schulze Gang represents the new generation of working-class artists carrying forward the raw, live energy of the UK blues tradition. Based in Kent, a region with a thriving pub scene and deep musical roots, Zac and his band built their reputation through relentless touring and countless gigs. Their long-awaited debut album Straight To It, released on German-based Ruf Records, captures that same live spirit. Zac’s influences are unmistakably British. “I found out about blues through Joe Bonamassa in 2009, John Mayall and the Blues Breakers, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, Gary Moore. He also draws inspiration from Dr. Feelgood, Nine Below Zero and UK-blues icon Rory Gallagher, artists whose legacy he helps keep alive on stage. Now 25, Zac has taken his band from The Ship, their local Kent pub, to festivals across Europe and the U.S. “We just wanted to play — and suddenly it all took off.” Interview © 2025 by Peter Schavemaker Tekst, Audio en Podcast Producties. All Rights Reserved.
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British blues musicians The Zac Schulze Gang represents the new generation of working-class artists carrying forward the raw, live energy of the UK blues tradition. Based in Kent, a region with a thriving pub scene and deep musical roots, Zac and his band built their reputation through relentless touring and countless gigs. Their long-awaited debut album Straight To It, released on German-based Ruf Records, captures that same live spirit. Zac’s influences are unmistakably British. “I found out about blues through Joe Bonamassa in 2009, John Mayall and the Blues Breakers, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, Gary Moore. He also draws inspiration from Dr. Feelgood, Nine Below Zero and UK-blues icon Rory Gallagher, artists whose legacy he helps keep alive on stage. Now 25, Zac has taken his band from The Ship, their local Kent pub, to festivals across Europe and the U.S. “We just wanted to play — and suddenly it all took off.” Interview © 2025 by Peter Schavemaker Tekst, Audio en Podcast Producties. All Rights Reserved.
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Podcast interview with Vince Waldron about memoir Ronnie Spector
Peter Schavemaker - journalist
1 hour 17 minutes 8 seconds
3 years ago
Podcast interview with Vince Waldron about memoir Ronnie Spector
Legendary singer Ronnie Spector wrote her memoir Be My Baby in 1990. Together with Vince Waldorn Spector revised the book and finished it just weeks before her passing on January 12, 2022. On page 319 Spector writes: 'Vince Waldon is the storyteller who helped bring my words to life'. Dutch music journalist Peter Schavemaker interviews Vince Waldorn in this English spoken podcast. Playwright, director and Emmy-winning writer Vince Waldron has written books, (Classic Sitcoms, The Official Dick Van Dyke Show Book), plays, (American Splendor), and TV shows, ("The Simpsons"). With pop icon Ronnie Spector, Vince co-authored Be My Baby: A Memoir, which earned a spot on Rolling Stone's list of "The 25 Best Rock and Roll Memoirs of All Time."
Peter Schavemaker - journalist
British blues musicians The Zac Schulze Gang represents the new generation of working-class artists carrying forward the raw, live energy of the UK blues tradition. Based in Kent, a region with a thriving pub scene and deep musical roots, Zac and his band built their reputation through relentless touring and countless gigs. Their long-awaited debut album Straight To It, released on German-based Ruf Records, captures that same live spirit. Zac’s influences are unmistakably British. “I found out about blues through Joe Bonamassa in 2009, John Mayall and the Blues Breakers, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, Gary Moore. He also draws inspiration from Dr. Feelgood, Nine Below Zero and UK-blues icon Rory Gallagher, artists whose legacy he helps keep alive on stage. Now 25, Zac has taken his band from The Ship, their local Kent pub, to festivals across Europe and the U.S. “We just wanted to play — and suddenly it all took off.” Interview © 2025 by Peter Schavemaker Tekst, Audio en Podcast Producties. All Rights Reserved.