Fingal's Cave Podcast Ep.19 - Andy Jackson, composer, musician and audio engineer

[Skinny12]

Hi everybody!

We are very delighted to present another exciting episode of the Fingal's Cave podcast!

Today's guest is a Pink Floyd legend, composer, musician and audio engineer: Andy Jackson. Andy has worked with Pink Floyd, Roger Waters and David Gilmour since 1981. His latest release, AI AJ, has attracting much praise for breaking new musical ground and its topical content. Andy's musical career needs no introduction. We are delighted to say that he gives a full and open account of the past four decades to our hosts Nils Zehnpfennig and Phil Salathé.

Have fun!




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[Tony_Floyd]

Really great episode, men. Great to hear Andy speak in depth about his career. Great guy too, keep up the great work!!

[Paul]

Looking forward to listening to this one!! Thank you!!

[YYZ]

Wow, that was the best one yet.
I love the guests that just talk and talk without being pushed.
What a great guy Andy is.
I think a second interview would find some more hidden gems with him.
Well done to all who took part.
Cheers

[Skinny12]

Oh yes, he's superb. Was so much fun!

[Journey Man]

A frank and honest interview with some appropriately delicately phrased questions, always good to hear a 'from the horse's mouth' interview...very enjoyable. Many thanks.

[DaveTheRave]

I’m really looking forward to this. How difficult is it to find their info and get them to agree to a podcast? You’ve gotten some impressive guests!

[rontoon]

Thoroughly enjoyed this interview with Andy!

[CelestialVoices]

What a great episode! Thanks for asking some of those "hardcore fan" questions. Overall just a real treat, the whole interview!

[ruben77]

Thank you! A very enjoyable episode.

A good thing to listen to him talking about his own work outside the Floyd camp and how he approaches music.

Is also great to listen to the real people involved clarifying things and dispelling myths. Though I fear many people still won't believe him, and would prefer conspiracy theories to simple facts.

[buffalofloyd]

Oh wow, can't wait to hear this one. What a pull guys!

[DesertRat]

Really enjoyed it, as ever, thanks for putting it together!

[Blackstrat]

nice one. I enjoyed that - it's always good to hear from the people who worked with them. I would have liked to have heard something about his production work on Fields of the Nephilim's Elyzium which was partly recorded on Astoria and has more than a whiff of PF about the production, but I guess we were never going to go there in a PF podcast!

[DiegoFermoli]

Also really enjoyed it - he was very, very, frank about working with Roger Waters. They clearly did not get along by the end of their collaboration - and does give you an insight into how controlling he probably was when Floyd were a four man unit. One thing I found a bit odd is that he seems to look a lot like Roger Waters - something about his face and bone structure, he could almost be a cousin. Or maybe it's just me?

I'm also amazed at some of the guests you've managed to secure, truly impressive.

[Skinny12]

I did not see Roger in him, but i always thought what a charming guy he is…Roger also had this special aura.

[DaveTheRave]

he was very, very, frank about working with Roger Waters. They clearly did not get along by the end of their collaboration - and does give you an insight into how controlling he probably was when Floyd were a four man unit.

I’d love to hear that conversation. Imagine being so good in your field that you can tell a famous rock star, “No, I won’t work with you again”. Wonder if that hurt Roger’s ego just a tiny bit.