Fresh List #13

04 Jan 2015
by Johnno Casson
3 comments

Hi everyone

As part of a little feature,Fresh On The Net team members are sharing Spotify playlists with you of music that feeds their souls,warms their cockles & lift their spirits or purely music they think is worth sharing.

Bringing in the new year check out Johnno Casson’s Part 4 of artists who have interviewed for the regular Fresh On The Net feature ‘Prick and Ding‘

Watch out for some more Prick and Ding interviews in 2015

Tracklist

Wasuremono – Love Again
Merz – Moi Et Mon Camion (the Eviction Song)
Rael Jones – Silflay
Clara Hill – Dawn of a New Day
Mirror Signal – Broken Soldier
Gibson Bull – Skin and Bones
Roadidendren – Poptarts
Debs McCoy – Insufferable
Old Tramp – Kiss My Arse
Steve Dagleish – 45 Minutes (feat. Pete Mauder & Jem Moorshead)
Douglas Dare – Lungful
Colorama – Dere Mewn
The White Bicycles – Dust
Words and Noises – The Lost Art of Conversation

Johnno Casson

Johnno Casson is a London-born/Colchester-based singer, musician, songwriter and show-off. He also compiles and releases compilations and is a serial supporter of new music. Johnno releases his own music as Snippet ,Old Tramp and also under his own name Johnno Casson.. As far as we know he was the most-played artist ever on Tom's legendary late night Fresh On The Net radio shows on 6 Music - having been featured no less than 18 times and appearing as an interview guest. You can also find Johnno on Twitter, Facebook and YouTube...

3 Comments

  1. Steve Dagleish
    January 4, 2015 at 10:11 pm ·

    Thanks, Johnno! Great lists, delighted to be a part of this one! 2015 – up and beyond limits! Stay well …

  2. Herbert Houdini
    January 11, 2015 at 9:02 pm ·

    Love this!

    Washuremono, Debs McCoy, Roadidendren & Old Tramp
    being personal favorites :-D

    Trouble is I cant bring myself to sign up with Spotify!

    Is that so wrong JC?

    HH xo B-)

  3. Spill
    January 12, 2015 at 1:35 pm ·

    Just started listening and love that first tune already!! That Debs McCoy piece is beautiful. Great vox on Broken Soldier. Enjoying Douglas Dare too!

    Looks like I’ll have to check out all the other playlists you folk’s have been posting then. Cheers!!

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