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Music writer Bob Stanley joins us to talk about his upcoming book on The Shadows called “The Shadows: The Definitive Story” and to review the 1967 LP “From Hank, Bruce, Brian and John. 

We celebrate the 50th anniversary of Cliff Richard's LP I'm Nearly Famous with Darren Price & Mark Cunningham -plus- Anthony Rivers Thompson, son of singer/songwriter/producer/vocal arranger Tony Rivers, joins us to share memories of his father and his work with Cliff. 

Rockabilly guitar great Darrel Higham joins us to talk about his work with Marty Wilde on the new LP Let’s Rock This Place + Xena Arielle from Sister Luv returns to talk about Cliff Richard’s 1967 EP “Carol Singers” and the “All My Love” single. 

Garrett Cash joins us to talk about Cliff Richard's 1967 gospel LP called "Good News". 

J-Mo On The Beat returns to review two full length episodes of “Oh Boy!” and George Geddes is back to discuss “The Shadows On Stage and Screen” E.P. and the “Tomorrow’s Cancelled” single, both from 1967. 

Rev. Cindy Kent joins us to talk about her time as a member of The Settlers working with Cliff Richard on gospel tours and the “Life With Johnny” TV series + bonus guest Peter Checksfield on his new book about The Swinging Blue Jeans. 

Mark Cunningham returns for our annual Christmas episode where look back at the events of 2025 (including Mark's review of Cliff's concert at the RAH) and Sam Dunn of Powerhouse Films

Randy Bachman of The Guess Who and Bachman-Turner-Overdrive speaks about his love for The Shadows -and- Stuart Duffy helps us review the “Maroc 7” single and Jigsaw LP both from 1967.

Erika White from BC The Beatles returns to review three TV appearances by CliffRichard: a 1964 Television special with Liza Minnelli, a televised concert and an episode of “Life With Johnny”.  Robert Porter of the Cliff Richard Songs Database helps us discuss the story behind the 1967 album Don’t Stop Me Now. 

Darren Price of Cliff Richard Radio joins us once again to review the 1967 Cinderella LP and the single "It's All Over".

Fred Velez returns to help us review both the Finders Keepers (1966) film and soundtrack album + Xena from the Sister Luv Squadcast joins us to talk about her Top 3 Favorite Cliff songs (right now).  

Meds of the Waffle On podcast joins us to discuss/review the 1996 sci-fi/adventure film Thunderbirds Are Go! and the accompanying E.P. by Cliff Richard & The Shadows + Terrie Hope returns to talk about the La La La La La E.P. and "In The Country" single.    

Antony Rotunno From the "Glass Onion on John Lennon" podcast returns to review/discuss several 1966 singles/EP's and Tim Cooper talks about collecting Cliff Richard records and memorabilia. 

Jim Nugent joins me to review the 1966 album Shadow Music by The Shadows, and the “I Met a Girl” single. 

Erika White of the podcast BC The Beatles returns to help us review the 1966 Cliff Richard album Kinda Latin and the “Blue Turns To Grey” single. 

Warren Bennett joins us to discuss the 1965 compilation The Shadows-More Hits!, the single “The War Lord” and his memories of growing up with a famous father, Brian Bennett, and later touring with The Shadows.  

Guests: Peter Checksfield about his book “Cliff Richard: The Shadows Years 1958-1968”, Jan Eastaugh discusses Cliff in Canada and Jim Nugent on the LP “Babes In The Wood” with music written by The Shadows. 

Benita of “Those Elvis Girls” reviews the single “The Time In Between”, 1 Shadows E.P. and 2 Cliff E.P.’s 

Ron Dante of The Archies shares his thoughts on Cliff Richard’s medley of ‘Tracy/Sugar Sugar” from Cliff’s ’Live in Berlin 1970’ release and talk about his career + Robert Porter returns to review the 1965 album ‘When In Rome’. 

Jim Nugent returns to talk about 1965s, the sound of the shadows LP and the “Don’t Make My Baby Blue” single - plus bonus guest.

Justin and Gurdip of TCBCAST join us this week to review the 1965 LP ‘More Hits By Cliff’ track-by-track. 

Mark Cunningham returns to the show to review track-by-track the You 1965 album ‘Cliff Richard’ and the single “On My Word/Just a Little Bit Too Late”. 

Vic Rust joins us to discuss “The Minute You’re Gone” and other 1965 singles and EP’s from both Cliff Richard and/or The Shadows