The Musical Odyssey of Ted Carroll - Thin Lizzy, Rock On Record Store and Chiswick Records

Join me for an incredible conversation with the legendary Ted Carroll as we journey through his 60 plus-year music career. From his start in the early 50s, listening to jazz and discovering Rock and Roll, to managing the band Skid Row, which included the talented Gary Moore, Ted's experiences in the music industry are nothing short of fascinating. Listen in as we reflect on the success of the bands he's worked with, and learn how he began booking gigs for English and Irish bands in the summer of 1968.

Ted shares the story of Thin Lizzy's early days and the impact that Slade's tour had on their development – We hear how Lizzy's hit 'The Rocker' included the lyric "Rock on Stall," which was inspired by Ted's own record store. We also discuss the decision that led to Gary Moore's departure from the band and how Ted eventually made the choice to launch Chiswick  Records. Ted's keen eye for talent is evident in the bands he's discovered and helped, including Motorhead and Sniff 'n' the Tears.

Finally, Ted opens up about his passion for music and how it led him to open his new Rock On Records in Stamford, using it as a platform to make people aware of great music. We also discuss his charitable work, selling memorabilia from bands like the Sex Pistols and the Clash to raise money for charity. Ted's story is an inspiring example of combining his hobbies and mission to make a difference in the world. Don't miss this captivating episode with the one and only Ted Carroll!

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