Episode 51 - Good Vibrations with Stuart Bailie

This weeks special guest is Stuart Bailie who is a journalist, author and broadcaster based in Northern Ireland. He was the founder and first CEO of the Oh Yeah Centre which is Belfast's dedicated music hub. He has worked as a Freelance writer, reviewer and columnist for the likes of the NME, Mojo, Q, Uncut, Vox, The Times, The Sunday Times, Hot Press, Belfast Telegraph.

The reason for our chat was the publication of Stuarts new book " Terri Hooley: Seventy-Five Revolutions".

The book documents the story of Terri Hooley and the Good Vibrations record label which put Northern Ireland on the punk map with the likes of Rudi, Outcasts and of course the Undertones. Its a beautiful book which is highly recommended for all music fans .

You can buy a copy from Stuarts bandcamp page.

We also discuss recent news and our night out at the SAY awards in Stirling, enjoy.

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