Noise From the Cranium Episode 31: Paul Rudolph Interview Part One: Deviants and Pink Fairies

Vancouver based guitarist Paul Rudolph moved to London in 1969 and spent ten years cultivating a career in the British underground music scene. During that time, he played in bands the Deviants, the Pink Fairies and Hawkwind, and managed to rub shoulders with a few characters of the 1970’s music scene, including Mick Farren, Twink, Robert Calvert and Brian Eno. Join me for part one of a fascinating two part interview.

[@Wigan_Joker]

nice upload. ✌

[@bobj3251]

Amazing musician Never Never Land still sounds awesome love em

[@Noise_From_the_Cranium]

@@bobj3251 Agreed. Never Never Land is a classic!

[@petertaylorson5783]

Phenomenal guitarist. One of the most underrated from that golden musical period.

[@Noise_From_the_Cranium]

Yes. His work speaks for itself.

[@uncleambient]

I liked Paul’s bass playing in Hawkwind, simple but effective

[@Noise_From_the_Cranium]

Yes, just what the music needed.

[@pedrogonzalez3007]

Excellent interview, Paul is such a legend !

[@raylee3057]

Very charismatic!..

[@Noise_From_the_Cranium]

Glad you enjoyed it. He is, and it was a pleasure to interview him.

[@ChrissHill-im7kj]

Love hawkwind. Friends online with Lemmys cousin

[@Noise_From_the_Cranium]

Same here. That's cool.

[@Glantoniain]

Where is Episode 32? I want to hear Rudolph on Eno, later Fairies with Twink and now with Davey and Fox. Does he have anything to say about Larry Wallis?

[@Noise_From_the_Cranium]

Episode 32 will be out in about 2 weeks. Some great Eno stories. Hawkwind and Twink as well. We touched very briefly on Davey and Fox, but didn't get a chance to talk about Larry Wallis.

[@colum26]

Paul should write his memoirs.

[@Noise_From_the_Cranium]

Yes. He has lots of great stories!