Don’t worry, you aren’t confused or involved in some sort of time travel adventure. Dave Mosley is the elder brother of Paul Mosley, who joined us in episode 17. Now it’s Dave’s turn to show us his stuff.
He doesn’t let us down, either! No fewer than three songs, including a rather amusing cover of Rhinestone Cowboy, featuring your very own Chris and Greg on backing vocals, as well as two original Dave compositions performed here as exclusive Blueprint Podcast live performances.
You’ll also notice that the theme tune has been slightly spruced up. Chris got all Cheeky Thief and put some extra bits on it.
So, you’ll hear music, and in a podcasting first, we even medicate Greg’s eyes to see whether Chris or Dave has the better medical skills. Who will it be? Have a listen and find out.
Have a look at the Dave Mosley Band Myspace page, where you can also hear some more music, and it won’t cost you A BEAN.
We had enormous fun last night recording our latest episode with special guest Dave Mosley (brother of Paul Mosley, who appears in episode 17) of The Dave Mosley Band.
Watch out for episode 21 coming very soon. It’s going to be a good one, we reckon, with medication and music galore.
In Episode 20 of the Blueprint Podcast, we explore some of the more unusual choices that humans make, including the choice to express one’s uniqueness by dressing the same as loads of other people, and the choice to not wear anything at all at genteel sporting events.
Greg gets assertive with some comedy gig spoilers, and we discover the incredible sport of Chessboxing.
Music comes from the impeccable Stacy Jagger, a great friend of The Blueprint, and all round good egg. Her album, Faded Memories, is available to add to your fine music collection.
These cats are goths.
In episode 19 of The Blueprint Podcast, we discuss the evil of tinned vegetables, baked beans, the true identity of bananas (it turns out that they are technically both a fruit and a herb), the TV mini series V, former celebrity Richard Blackwood, weeing in shoes, naked sleepwalking, police intervention into Hallowe’en fun, and the pointlessness of a career as a school prefect.
Here’s a picture of Richard Blackwood.
