Fine Grind Gangster

A short episode of thanks to all who donated to my GoFundMe for vocal cord surgery. I'm a lucky boy indeed. So lucky, I took my eye off the ball for a second. Listen on...Support this episode here:www.patreon.com/philipsethcampbellPhil x

A scan at a private hospital revealed I have a small cyst on my right vocal cord and this podcast is the sound of me making peace with this quite uncomfortable and distressing newsSupport this Podcast here:www.patreon.com/philipsethcampbellPhil x

A debrief episode after my gig at Oran Mor and some insight on what the future holds for The Temperance MovementSupport this podcast here:www.patreon.com/philipsethcampbell Phil x

How carrying a piano under the Kingston Bridge made me the happiest man in Glasgow. Some pseudo-eastern pop philosophy. DigSupport this Podcast here:www.patreon.com/philipsethcampbellPhil x

What is better: being in a band or being a solo artist? With experience of both, I offer my observations and discuss potential pitfalls and advantages of both.Support this Podcast here:www.patreon.com/philipsethcampbell Phil x

This episode tells the story of when Reef supported my first band at a small venue in Glasgow. I also talk about my son's music and how he's doing better than I ever didSupport this Podcast here:www.patreon.com/philipsethcampbellPhil x

A special episode dedicated to my Peugeot 308 which recently was retired. An old banger I've driven for 2 years, it gave me huge amounts of problems but also helped me to appreciate cars and become a better driver.Support this podcast here:www.patreon.com/philipsethcampbellPhil x

In this episode, I tell the story of the song, Bitter Sweet Symphony, and how it's writer, Riochard Ashcroft had it completely stolen from him by greedy lawyers and embittered music managers. Its a nasty tale but one worth telling for fans and creators of music everywhere. Support this podcast here:www.patreon.com/philipsethcampbellPhil x

I interview David Duffy on singing, bands we love, the music business and charity work. He also steals the show with a blazing version of a Temperance Movement song, which is the reason we met in the first place. Check out his band "Big Duffy & The Goods" at Blackfriars on Sunday afternoons and visit his charity https://iwasgonnae.org.uk to see what else he gets up to.Support this podcast here:www.patreon.com/philipsethcampbellCheers,Phil x