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Previous results:
When do you mostly listen to GRTR! Radio? (Feb-June 2009)
Weekday mornings 18%
How long do you listen at any one time?
< 30 minutes 11%
Looking forward to in 2009?
AC/DC Tour 28%
Listening media (October/November 2008)
iTunes 41%
Music format preferences (August/September 2008)
Presenters 25%
Music genre preferences (June/July 2008)
Heavy rock 25%
Archived features (2008) (Now available via the GRTR! Primer)
Todd Rundgren 05.08.08 (Broadcast (10.08.08) Todd Rundgren releases his latest album 'Arena' via Cooking Vinyl, in September 2008, with a UK/Europe tour in November. He describes the album as a return to an "old-school guitar-rock record". In audio clip 1, Todd talks about the background to the new album and his previous release 'Liars'. In
the second audio clip, Todd discusses his recording approach and...whatever
happened to Patronet..?
Eleanor McEvoy 01.06.08 (Broadcast 05.06.08 )
Photo: © 2008 Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council Eleanor McEvoy secured a big label contract in the late 1990s but then fell out of favour with Sony and decided to go it alone. She has followed a single-minded path since 2001's 'Yola' and never looked back. David Randall asks Eleanor about her wider career history as well as her new album, 'Love Must Be Tough', released in June 2008. Julie Westlake (Hydrogyn) 28.05.08 (Broadcast 01.06.08 )
Recently signed to UK label DR2, Hydrogyn caused a stir with their second album 'Bombshell' in 2007, not least for its graphic cover imagery. David Randall quizzes the band's singer Julie Westlake about that imagery and the new album released in June 2008. Voodoo Six 24.04.08 (Broadcast 27.04.08 )
Tipped as 'ones to watch' in 2008 by Classic Rock magazine, their debut album has been remixed by Mike Fraser (AC/DC, Metallica). GRTR! caught up with them at the start of their UK tour in April. Grace Solero 22.04.08 (Broadcast 27.04.08)
GRTR! Rising Stars Grace Solero released their debut album 'New Moon' in 2007 and have received glowing feedback. A new single is released in May and the band are supporting this with several dates. Panic Room 11.03.08 (Broadcast 23.03.08)
Featuring four members of the original - and highly regarded - Karnataka line-up, Panic Room's debut album is released in April when they play a short promotional tour in the UK. David Randall talks to Jon Edwards. McQueen
McQueen's debut album was released in January 2007 and they recently secured a support on the opening dates of the Velvet Revolver UK tour before they jetted off to Australia for a tour with Finnish band Him. David Randall asks them about Fanny, and hears about their future plans. Gig review and video interview Charlie Dominici 11.03.08 (Broadcast 16 March 2008)
Charlie was the original Dream Theater vocalist and appeared on their debut album in 1989. In April, the third and final part of his trilogy is released under the name Dominici and featuring his band with members drawn from Italy and Switzerland. Doogie White 04.03.08 (Broadcast 9 March 2008)
Doogie has appeared on many a melodic hard rock album since the late eighties. He's perhaps best known for his time in Rainbow (1995-1997) and more recently with Swedish rock guitarist Yngwie Malmsteen with whom he made two albums - in 2002 ('Attack') and 2005 ('Unleash The Fury'). Doogie recently announced his split from the Malmsteen band, and he tells David Randall more about that and his illustrious career, which also includes the bands Cornerstone and Empire. Tony Clarkin (Magnum) 15.02.08 (Broadcast 24.02.08)
Tony Clarkin talks about the new Magnum live album and the band's output over the years and his own major contribution as guitarist and songwriter. Steve Balsamo 05.02.08 (Broadcast 17.02.08)
Steve fronts The Storys, a highly-regarded harmony and song-driven band that have drawn comparisons with The Eagles and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. Steve has also had an interesting solo career, playing lead in the West End version of 'Jesus Christ Superstar' and releasing an album on Sony in 2002. Tina Dico 24.01.08 (Broadcast 03.02.08)
Tina is the Danish singer-songwriter who has achieved great success in her homeland and with her fourth album (Count To Ten), released in February 2008, is poised to gain a wider audience. Bob Catley 12.12.07 (Broadcast 13.01.08)
David Randall points out that Magnum reached their 35th anniversary in 2007 - and Bob's own career spans 40 years plus. A look back at the year, and the year ahead with the release of the double-CD 'Wings Of Heaven Live'.
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