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Ah! Hello and welcome to Iron the Egg Pot with me Chris Shaw.

The Egg Pots take a jaunty stroll through Peppeland, discussing the Beatles and solo Beatle albums

with a potpourri of delicious guests.

In this episode, I'm joined by actor, comedian, founder member of the Hebe-Gee's,

and host of the excellent podcast, My Time Capsule, Michael Fenton Stevens.

Hello.

Hello, well, you happen to be in my

study. It's very posh. Very posh. With a gold disc from the hebi-jeebies on the wall. There it is.

Oh, look at it. I know. Ancient thing. I've had it for a long, long time. But I think both

Angus, Deaton and Philip Pope and I, the three of us, we were in that group together.

And we had a ball. And it's really weird outetto? And I said, I can, yeah. And he said, go on then.

I said, go on then. He went, that's good. Yeah, you've got a good foresett. And then Phil took

me aside when we started rehearsals and said, how high can you go? And I went higher and higher and

higher. And at the time, I had a ridiculous foresetto. I could basically sing. I do remember going

up a mountainside on a chairlift on my own and singing

the whole of the hills are alive with the sound of music. Very impressive. I mean, I was high.

I remember in, well, we'll talk about it later, but in Radioactive, my favourite characters was Martin

Brown. Yeah. And he had a very squeaky voice.

Yeah, I mean, I suppose over the years, my voice has got deeper and gruffer, you know,

but that's probably just from abuse and too many cigarettes and all those are too much alcohol.

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