Show Notes
19 year old Colin Landers came down to Knockadoon to have a chat with Carey & Quirky on the It's All Music Podcast. However, it's not Colins first time in Knockadoon and certainly not his first chat with Carey.
Colin knows Carey & has been playing music with him since he was a small child & gives some great insight into what it was like growing up around music with his Dad (Ken) being a drummer in a band and his love for music from a young age.
Colin brought his Gibson J-45 guitar down with him and his loop pedal and gave the lads a taste of what he plays at gigs.
As usual, loads of laughs, music, chat and craic throughout.
Geography & Music (revised by Colin) brings them over to Fiji for a spin in the Landcruiser.
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