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Fire Station Creative is a facility that was opened by John Byrne in July 2015 and is now a creative hub in the center of Dunfermline, Fife. It houses an art gallery, cafe and bar, artist studios, and a community classroom that hosts various activities. We also have local live music acts performing each weekend.
This youtube channel is our latest venture, we will be interviewing and giving a voice to up-and-coming creatives as well as more established artists in all fields.
We'll be regularly uploading interviews with artists, musicians, poets, writers, and more! Stay tuned for more updates and announcements.
Please Like, Subscribe, and Share to help support and build the channel!
This youtube channel is our latest venture, we will be interviewing and giving a voice to up-and-coming creatives as well as more established artists in all fields.
We'll be regularly uploading interviews with artists, musicians, poets, writers, and more! Stay tuned for more updates and announcements.
Please Like, Subscribe, and Share to help support and build the channel!
Opera Singer sings Robert Burns
Frances McCafferty has sung at the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden as well as with companies in Israel, Greece, Norway, Finland, Italy, France, USA and Singapore. In this interview, she sings Robert Burns' songs with the original music and then provides a comparison with later, more familiar, adaptations.
Skip to songs:
30:15 Auld Lang Syne
41:18 A Red, Red Rose
Skip to songs:
30:15 Auld Lang Syne
41:18 A Red, Red Rose
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Violinist and Novelist Frank Glynn
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Francis J Glynn is an accomplished violinist and novelist. In this interview he talks about his creative process, constructing characters, developing plot and drawing inspiration from historical events in Britain and Europe during the medieval period. Frank also discusses his experiences as an Air Traffic Systems Engineer and his voluntary work on the Children's Panel. In this interview, Frank ...
Francis Macdonald (of Teenage Fanclub) talks about making artwork everyday.
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Francis Macdonald is a composer for film and TV who also plays drums for Teenage Fanclub. In this interview he talks about 'Everyday Art', his solo exhibition of portraits which is on display during the Outwith Festival '23 in Dunfermline. For full details visit outwithfestival.co.uk
TOMMY McCORMICK TALKS ABOUT TRASHO BIBLIO, HIS INDEPENDENT LIBRARY OF AMERICANA & COUNTER CULTURE
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Tommy McCormick is the creator of Trasho Biblio, an independent library, based in Edinburgh, which specialises in counter culture and Americana. He talks passionately about his determination to make his rare and valuable books available to his subscribers. trashobiblio.com
Amazing Americana duo RAAB perform and talk about their success.
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Robyn Smith (singer/songwriter) and Finlay Johnston (guitar/producer) of RAAB talk about their burgeoning career and having their music played on BBC Radio by Ricky Ross. Check out their website here... www.raabmusic.com login/?next=https://www. raabmusic.scotland Special thanks to Derek Aspey for technical support.
THE PATONS OF WOOERS' ALLEY
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Cat Berry, a direct descendant of Sir Joseph Nöel Paton, talks about the distinguished family of 19th Century artists who grew up in Wooers' Alley Cottage in Dunfermline, Fife. To take part in the community consultation for the restoration of Wooers' Alley, click here: www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/XNK2SNP Also visit: www.theameliatrail.com To book tickets for the talk on Amelia Robertson Paton - Du...
Singer songwriter Stevie Agnew talks about his albums
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The gifted Stevie Agnew shares his memories of meeting Frankie Miller and owning Elvis' guitar. He also explains the personal emotions behind his own music. open.spotify.com/track/4bo3fDorWPtPH2n8eEvBgw Read reviews here: www.nodepression.com/cd-review-stevie-agnew-wreckin-yard/ www.americanrootsuk.com/stevie-agnew wreckin-yard.html
War in Ukraine - Fife Provost speaks to Svitlana Iniakoviene about her fundraising event at FSC
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Please support! Mother of three, Svitlana Iniakoviene, has organised a special event at Fire Station Creative to raise funds to purchase an armoured vehicle for her brother, a drone operator in Ukraine. There will be a craft fair, live music by renowned cellist Kateryna Tunina, a photoshoot of ethnic Ukrainian dress and much more. Children will have the opportunity to write letters of support t...
SUNI performs live in the studio
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Talented singer-songwriter Matt Steven (of music project SUNI) talks to Megan about his success, new songs and the creative process. Check out his new single here: open.spotify.com/track/3iEm9R7I1hzMqQgRxOhPqu?si=r3Yh4yIeRL2suNMbiGmSJg Suni (@sunisounds) • Instagram photos and videos
Sophie De Rose sings and talks about her creative process.
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Sophie De Rose talks to Megan about her new single, 'Pot Valor'. Sophie is a singer-songwriter based in Fife, Scotland. Check out her website and social media below: Instagram - @sophiederosemusicc sophiederosemusicc?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Facebook - Sophie De Rose Music sophiederosemusic Spotify - Sophie De Rose open.spotify.com/artist/1x56R4FiBVIdRwoW9gjHiF?si=rwa15IU_...
Martin Metcalfe talks to AniMotion artist Maria Rud
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Martin Metcalfe of rock band 'The Filthy Tongues' talks to Maria Rud. The painter, who lives in Edinburgh, has worked on live art performances with percussion musician Evelyn Glennie and Fay Fife of The Rezillo's. www.mariarudart.com www.shamaniclive.com #evelynglennie #fayfife #therezillos #shamanic #percussion #shamanicdrums
Richard Jobson Talks to Martin Metcalfe
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Singer-songwriter, Martin Metcalfe, of 'Goodbye Mr Mackenzie' and 'The Filthy Tongues' talks about his childhood in Scotland, success in the music business and dealing with addiction. He gives a beautiful rendition of 'Friday's Child' and also talks about how he came to work with Shirley Manson. #thefilthytongues #goodbyemrmackenzie #shirleymanson #angelfish #addiction #addictionrecovery #80spo...
Richard Jobson talks to Big Country
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Skids frontman, Richard Jobson, interviews Big Country rock legend, Bruce Watson, and his son Jamie. They talk about the origins of Big Country, The Skids and the late, great, Stuart Adamson. #skids #bigcountry #brucewatson #stuartadamson #rocklegends #rocklegend #fame #dunfermline #fife #rockguitar #punk #punkrock #theskids
Neil Warden & Lorna Reid perform live
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Duo Lorna Reid and Neil Warden came in to talk about their creative process and career highlights. Lorna is one of Scotland's most respected cross over/jazz/blues/americana roots singers and songwriters. Neil has played with Scottish blues acts such as Maggie Bell, Tam White and Fraser Spiers. In this episode, Neil also plays his Weissenborn slide guitar. #americana #country #rootsmusic #scotti...
Megan Fitzpatrick meets Moonlight Zoo
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Two band members from Moonlight Zoo, Jamie Adamson and John Muir Jr, came in to discuss their success and songwriting with FSC host, Megan Fitzpatrick. moonlightzoomusic/ #moonlightzoo #ukbands #scottishbands #newmusic #hardrockcafe
Ian Moir talks to Provost Jim Leishman about city status, success and leadership.
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Ian Moir talks to Provost Jim Leishman about city status, success and leadership.
Ian Moir talks to war veteran David Cruickshanks
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Ian Moir talks to war veteran David Cruickshanks
Ian Moir talks to Alan Grieve about art, ordinary folk, raves, discos and birds.
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Ian Moir talks to Alan Grieve about art, ordinary folk, raves, discos and birds.
Laura Graham talks to artist Jacqueline Donachie
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Laura Graham talks to artist Jacqueline Donachie
Zoe Venditozzi discusses her novel and the history of witch hunts.
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Zoe Venditozzi discusses her novel and the history of witch hunts.
Richard Jobson Interview Highlights
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Richard Jobson Interview Highlights
Well done all x
Laughing out loud at this .. Brilliant stuff
Hey Richard, we still have your jacket that you 'left on the side of the stage' at an Armoury Show gig...
I truly love the Skids, but hearing in to the valley on a yoghurt advert makes me so sad
Off to see them Sat night at the Ritz Manchester. RIP Stuart 🎸 🎸🎸
How has it taken this long for me to find this - thank you Richard. Big C meant everything to me in the 80's and Stuart was a bloody genius. Cheers Lads.
The first time i heard him, i thought Dylan and Springsteen. And it works.
Been to see Big Country twice in the last few years and it’s been superb 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Come dry your eyes
Angy
The jungle book am the king off the singers jungle via pj's dancing bar staff
Stating the two bands are different is so modestly true but the linkage is there. Into The Valley resounds Stuarts future to create Big Country and that brilliant masterpiece sounds out the Adamson guitar sound that is genius. I'm a piper and can say, Gordon Duncan is a match for Stuart by that I mean a pair of legends passed similar circumstances.
Just seen this and I thoroughly enjoyed it. 😊 I saw Big Country play live in 86 and they were brilliant. Best band I've seen live.😊
Richard is such a great interviewer...Really enjoyed it!
Come on ye pars
Enjoyed this interview , very sincere .
Great interview. RJ as we know is a quiet shy retiring type, here is one of the best interviews I have seen with Bruce, felt like 3 friends just having a chat, and so open about playing live in The Skids & Big Country on the same gig, 3rd time I have listened to this and picked up something I missed. Thanks lads.
Loved the skids still do RJ is a great character Went to see Big Country on their first tour in Sheffield and had a drink after with some of them we asked them to put on another gig in our area and they added Mansfield both gigs were amazing
The Proclaimers have let themselves go.
Hence the NS aesthetic on a few Skids sleeves.
Fabulous discussion. An enthralling story.
I had the absolute pleasure of running into Tommy and a couple of his friends when my wife and I were in a pub the last time we were in Edinburgh. Tommy and his pals were talking about books and I was eavesdropping in on their conversation. I made a comment about one of the books they were talking about… one thing led to another and my wife and I spent hours talking with Tommy and his friends. A great and memorable evening in Edinburgh. Thanks Tommy! I still think of that night often. Thanks Fire Station Creative for hosting Tommy!
Love this ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Absolutely awesome guys ❤️🏴❤️🥳💯🙏🔥🔥🔥🔥
Clever guy. Great band live The Skids and Richard is a great ambassador for Scotland. Well respected
I wish Richard had asked if any of Stuart's band mates, knowing he clearly wasn't well, and Bruce knowing something was going to happen, if they gave him any support at all? Hopefully so, but here it comes across as 'out of sight, out of mind'. After all it was Stuart who made them the successful band they were. If anyone doubts that, aside from his talent as a musician, look at the Big Country song writing credits, probably why they've only released one album without Stuart.
Stuart Adamson moved to Nashville, and he really wanted to pursue a far different music career there. To quite an extent, he did. He wrote the songs for the Skids. He wrote the songs for Big Country. He wrote the best songs for the Raphaels. BC was plagued by bad A&R, bad management.
First saw skids when circus games album came out can't remember the year but I was hooked. Big country was a breath of fresh air to music. I was heart broken when Stuart passed away he must of been in a very bad place. Glad the guys are still going and Richard has not lost those dance moves.😂🤘🤘🤘🤘
My son says mommy play big Country if he only knew !!!? (Tina 80's kid 4 ever
BRILLIANT AND PITTEWEEM
Absolutely loved this.
keep it going...cheers fae w lothian
Great interview. Saw Big Country in 1987 and 1989 and several times since. Seen the skids several times last time Sunday night. Really interesting insight into the early days of both bands who were massively influential on many levels. Thanks for posting
I really want to thank you for posting this Richard. For me it's a bit of a strange experience. It was many Long years ago when I first heard Big Country, the song, on the radio. I was hooked from the git because I've always had a great love for music that has elements clearly rooted in celtic culture. Being Scotts/Irish myself I know that is in my blood. I hadn't listened to the song in a very long time and it just popped into my head just yesterday that I should give it another listen. Do I jumped on UA-cam and just went a little bonkers. I listened to Big Country, the band, for almost the entire day. Again, thanks for posting this video. Cheers and fair winds.
Sorry, without Stuart and Tony, Big Country is now an empty shell of it's true self... nice memories tho..
so grateful to you all for keeping both bands going. the only bands that mattered.
Ah bullshit, this isn't an interview with BC, it's an interview with Bruce. Still cool, but not my BC.
RIP Stuart
G W 0 seconds ago First time I saw Bruff Watson he was on stage at the Kinema looking very Ziggy esque and he could play far better than me,,i was mesmerised ( but dinnae tell him ),,somehow I filled in with the delinx when he moved on with Stuart to begin his path to becoming the Pete Townsend of Scotland, ,,,my first Ballroom experience was far removed from watching him as I went home covered in gob ! , Thanks for bringing backmthose magic days !.
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Fantastic. Massive Big Country fan here, some great stories from all of you
Fantastic. Going to listen to the interview where Richard is the interviewee now.
All I want is a tshirt with the classic Big Country logo on it and a time machine to go back to the 80's and catch them in concert. What a great decade for music.
I'll go anywhere especially 82/ 84 !!!! Tina flowers in the desert
Big Country… what a band, so much great music.
Great band, but Buce Watson, he is so false. Tony Butler, complete opposite, integrity, some things have to count for something.
He's not false anymore than anyone else is. I'm sure it hasn't been easy for him to find things to do with the demise of the original BC.
25:18 ‘Bill was never and never will be a good musician’. Seems harsh.
How can you say that you are talking to Big country when Stuart isnt there.
A great interview. Now I know that the other guitarist is Jamie, Bruce's son. I't great that the songs are still being sung live.
Excellent video, thank you Cat and Ian. I really enjoyed visiting the exhibition yesterday with my mother, as well as the tour of the Glen, Abbey and Carnegie Library with Frank. And I'm delighted to say I had the chance to see Amelia's sculptures of David Livingstone in Edinburgh last night, and of Robert Burns in Dumfries this morning, as I was there for work.
Saw Big Country live mid eighties at Newcastle Mayfair club They were Great & Stuart was on his knees playing 'the Blaydon Races ' absolute class!!!
Jobbo cannie spoke right!