A podcast about songs. New songs. Old songs. Middle aged songs.
Join Stephen Morris as he trawls through his collection of albums, EPs and singles. Sometimes these shows will be themed around an idea, a person, a genre or some other concept. Other times they will simply reflect his latest obsessions. His new favourite bands. Those songs he just can’t get out of his head...
Follow Stephen on Twitter @reviewage
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A podcast about songs. New songs. Old songs. Middle aged songs.
Join Stephen Morris as he trawls through his collection of albums, EPs and singles. Sometimes these shows will be themed around an idea, a person, a genre or some other concept. Other times they will simply reflect his latest obsessions. His new favourite bands. Those songs he just can’t get out of his head...
Follow Stephen on Twitter @reviewage
Welcome to a very special edition of 'Songs in the Key of...'It's the first ever like recording of the show.Recorded on 26 July 2025 at the Medway Little Theatre, I was joined by Glenn Prangnell, Rachel Lowrie and Lupen Crook to talk about their lives in music. On top of this, we heard music from Rachel's band South Shore and Lupen Crook.It was a fantastic night. If you weren't able to attend, this is for you.The evening was brought together by Medwayish to celebrate ten years since the publication of my book, Do It Yourself: a History of Music in Medway by Cultured Llama. I'm currently working on a second edition of the book - to be published by Medwayish - which will fill in details of what's been happening over the last decade.Keep your eyes open for more book related news by following @songsinthekeyof on Instagram. In the meantime enjoy this first ever live recording of the show.
Songs in the Key of...
A podcast about songs. New songs. Old songs. Middle aged songs.
Join Stephen Morris as he trawls through his collection of albums, EPs and singles. Sometimes these shows will be themed around an idea, a person, a genre or some other concept. Other times they will simply reflect his latest obsessions. His new favourite bands. Those songs he just can’t get out of his head...
Follow Stephen on Twitter @reviewage
