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CCJam 69 – Teresa

In episode 69 of CCJam, Kevie introduces the listeners to Teresa. Very little information seems to be available about this talented lady. I have discovered the majority of her music on Jamendo, she appears in a few YouTube videos but little more than that. The links I have are:

Singer Teresa lying back and gazing upwards.
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CCJam 68 – Craig McMorrow

In this episode of CCJam, Kevie introduces the listeners to Irish singer-songwriter Craig McMorrow. You can find Craig’s music available in a variety of places on the web:

The cover of Craig Morrow's single Time. Showing Craig wearing a black cap and looking at the camera

Craig also has pages on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.

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CCJam 67 – Filthy Kicks

In episode 67 of CCJam, Dave features the music of the UK band Filthy Kicks.

Filthy Kicks is a band with very little social media exposure, so I have to classify them as drum’n’bass with elements of classical and opera music.

You can download Filthy Kicks’ music from Jamendo, and filthykicks.co.uk.
You can also find out about Violeta Vicci – their violinist – at violetavicci.com.

The tracks included on this episode are:

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CCJam 4 -Thirty Day Notice/Yumi Kurosawa

In the fourth episode of CCJam, Andrew (mcnalu) and his sidekick ZachyFreenode introduce the listeners to Thirty Day Notice and Yumi Kurosawa, including two great tracks:

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CCJam 1 – Dave Hughes and the Renegade Punk Folk Band

In the first ever episode of CCJam, Kevie introduces the show and speaks about contributing to this community podcast: simply choose an artist and talk about them (where are they from, where can you find them online, anything you like really). Record this and send it to kevie at otherside dot network along with the links for the songs.  That’s it!!!! Kevie will then put the show together and release it on the website.

For this show Kevie has chosen Dave Hughes and the Renegade Punk Folk Band, along with these two great tracks from the recent album In Death Do We Part?

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