Little Fish

Little Fish is a band that gets closer to the the fans, the root of the story and of the song, as comfortable playing house parties as they are the Royal Albert Hall.

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    1st January 2012

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    In case you missed our Bob Harris session on the iPlayer or couldn’t access it from abroad, here it is (and on Soundcloud).

    — Ben

    Tagged: Bob HarrisradioMorning CallHeroine DanceThe Umbilical Chord

    19th December 2011

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    Little Fish in session on Bob Harris Sunday (Radio 2)

    From the BBC site:

    We had a great time recording this with Bob. When you’re playing in a “talk radio” studio you don’t get monitor mixes through headphones. Juju just sang and played completely acoustic and I had a little quiet practice amp to hear the organ. Listening to it this morning, with the radio compression and tasty reverb it sounds much better. ;)

    This embedded player should work for a week (until Santa comes down the chimney to switch it off).

    — Ben

    Tagged: radioBob HarrissessionRadio 2Little FishJujuacousticHeroine DanceMorning CallThe Umbilical Chord

    14th May 2011

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    Umbilical Cord - Little Fish (by David Callier)

    Ben and I played a very hyper (in case you don’t know, we came home from our gig at the Drawing Room with a new coffee machine!) version of The Umbilical Chord at George’s Jamboree the other night.

    The Jamboree for those of you who have never been or experienced it can only be described as an ‘experimental-folk-advant-garde-crazy-night ‘hot pot’ where all kinds of comedians, poets, authors and singers come to perform. The night is hosted by the wonderfully talented poet and compère George Chopping. It is held on the first Monday of every month, usually at The Chester Arms in Oxford, but next month will be held at The Jam Factory (where I think my mum has even been invited to come along and sing some French songs!)…

    Well, you get the picture. This little video was filmed by David Callier. You can follow him (@sledgecallier on Twitter) and find out more on his blog.

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