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CTTB Podcast

I have plugged my podcast here before, but here goes again.

The Latest music review podcast from Pete and I - which the critics are calling our 'best yet' is now available. You can listen/stream on our site: http://cttbmusic.co.uk/cassette-recording-1977 , or better still subscribe in iTunes

THe latest is a little different as we go back in time to look at 'new' LPs from: Fleetwood Mac, The Clash, The Stranglers, Al Di Meola, Judas Priest and Blondie.

Do we prefer sides one or two? Do we think this punk / new wave thing will catch on? Will Fleetwood Mac sell any records? Will Scott mention Todd Rundgren? Find out.Listen now. The ideal soundtrack for a lazy sunny day.
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