• Gets to know....Brush Shiels

  • Sep 21 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 15 mins
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Gets to know....Brush Shiels

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  • On this episode of the Collective Whisper podcast Simon K speaks with Brush Shiels, the former musician and Skid Row bassist who has left an indelible mark on the Irish music scene. We explore Brush's journey as an Irish musician, his pivotal role in Skid Row and mentorship of Phil Lynott, his diverse musical style, and his TV show "Off yer Brush." Discover the intriguing blend of rock, music hall comedy, and Celtic music that defines Brush Shiels.Brush also sings an irish classic on the show.Don't miss this captivating episode with a true music legend.Simon and Brush speak about:
    • What is Brush up to at the moment?
    • Not getting paid for all his hard work
    • The Irish bands who didn't make it
    • Being recognised in the dole office
    • Simon's memories of Brush growing up
    • Brush and the double hip replacement Olympics
    • Going back to where it all began
    • Beginnings of Skid Row
    • Letting Phil Lynott go from Skid Row
    • The first Skid Row record
    • Gary Moore leaves to join Thin Lizzy
    • Changing the style of Skid Row
    • What people love about Brush
    • The resurgence of Brush in the 90's
    • Working with Loius Walsh
    • Skid row IRL vs Skid row USA
    • Song performance-Fields of Athenry

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