Songs '..of grace and wit', The Musician. 'A voice and sentiment to lift you from slumber', Fatea Records. 'This will get in your head', BBC Introducing.
Saturday, September 27, 2014
Sunday, September 21, 2014
The Bear Wych Project.
I've said before that i've given up trying to predict which gigs will be brilliant and which ones disappointing, though you can't help looking forward to some more than others. To be absolutely honest, I wasn't expecting too much of this one, at least not during my daytime slot anyhow, but it was great; a lovely, music loving, friendly crowd who were really up for it, organised with time in hand, nice. All sorted by Middlewich Music, Cheers chaps :)
The Edits were mezmeric |
Lovely atmosphere |
Sunday, September 14, 2014
Radio Daze
Red letter day, a tweet by Master song-crafter and producer Nigel Stonier was re-tweeted by none other than the legendary 'Whispering' Bob Harris!
If that wasn't enough, this was immediately before my first radio interview specifically about the album including some premier track plays on the Coffee with Kirsty show on The Cat Radio! Listen again here;
Coffee with Kirsty 14.09.14 featuring Tom Pope and Jonathan Tarplee by Coffee With Kirsty on Mixcloud
Friday, September 12, 2014
'In the Booth' with Ruth Jacobs.
I recently did an 'In the Booth' session with writer, broadcaster & campaigner, Ruth Jacobs.
I've done so many utterly banal interviews (and always up for them too!) but these questions drew some uncharacteristically very personal stuff out of me (well done Ruth).
Read it here; http://ruthjacobs.co.uk/2014/09/08/jonathan-tarplee-singer-songwriter-interview/
Tuesday, September 09, 2014
Food for the ears!
Sept 6th, 2014
The Nantwich Food Festival was, as well as food, the setting for large helpings of live music served in generous portions on various stages around the town. Once again, Dan was with me, not knowing quite a few of the songs we played this time, but as reliable as a metronome (but a lot more creative), as always.
The Nantwich Food Festival was, as well as food, the setting for large helpings of live music served in generous portions on various stages around the town. Once again, Dan was with me, not knowing quite a few of the songs we played this time, but as reliable as a metronome (but a lot more creative), as always.
With Dan on percussion on the Love Lane Bentley Stage. Photo by Carl Foxley. |
Love Lane - No entry! |
The songs wat we done played. |