Show Notes
Inge Lamboo talks about:
Blending various styles together to create her sound The experience of making her latest album, and the artists who inspired her Going viral and catching the attention of Fleetwood Mac’s Lindsay Buckingham and Rage Against the Machine’s Tom Morello Being discovered by Pink, and her subsequent signing by Sony Music Finding out that Pete Townshend was following her on Instagram Asking Pete to play on one of her songs – and the adventure that followed Being invited to see The Who at the Royal Albert Hall in 2025 Listening to music on vinyl vs streaming And why the twenty-year-old Pete Townshend is never far from the surface
Interview recorded February 2026
Music by The Garage
‘Call Out Your Name’ (Live at the Lamboo Live Lounge) used with kind permission Recorded by Jan Schröder and Hans Ravestein at Groenland Studios Mix: Inge Lamboo Vocals: Inge Lamboo Guitars: Bram van der Schans, Inge Lamboo and Jan Schröder Bass: Kevin Clerence Drums: Axel Limbeek
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RELATED LINKS
Inge Lamboo official website
Inge Lamboo – ‘Do I Wanna Know X The Chain’ Mash-up song recorded live at NPO Radio 2
Inge playing ‘Killing in the Name’ by Rage Against the Machine on 12-string acoustic guitar
Inge Lamboo – ‘Killing in the Name’ Full version
Inge Lamboo – ‘Like a Phoenix’ Official video
Inge Lamboo – ‘Call out Your Name’ Official video
“How I collaborated with Pete Townshend” YouTube video
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