Stories from everyday people are one of the oldest forms of sharing people’s narratives. In this series of podcasts, we will hear real, live stories from ordinary people who will tell us about their experiences, their anecdotes, and let us into their lives. I’m Soveks Lo—join me for Everyday Stories.

In this episode, I have the absolute pleasure of speaking with British rock guitarist Louis Cenamo. From his early days performing alongside legends like Rod Stewart and Chuck Berry,

Louis went on to travel the world, playing with iconic bands such as Renaissance, Steamhammer, and Armageddon.

Louis reflects on the beginnings of his career and the vibrant creative energy of the 1960s and 70s music scene. He shares stories from life on the road—friendships, unforgettable moments with some of the most influential musicians of his era.

Captured in his recently published autobiography- Awake in the dream A spiritual diary of a Rockstar Louis shares stories from life on the road, friendships, unforgettable moments with some of the most influential musicians of hie era

Beyond the music his story takes a more personal turn Louis tells us about the pivotal moments that led him away from the fast pace life of a rock guitarist towards a more spiritual reflective life

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Tracklist in order of track played-

| # | Song Title | Artist | Year | Writer(s)

| 1 | Kings and Queens | Renaissance | 1974 Song by Relf, McCarty, Classical Arrangement ,Hawkin, Cennamo,
| 2 | Che gelida manina | Beniamino Gigli | 1896* | Giacomo Puccini, Giuseppe Giacosa, Luigi Illica
| 3 | Reginella | Roberto Murolo | 1917 | Libero Bovio, Gaetano Lama
| 4 | J’attendrai | Django Reinhardt | 1938 | Dino Olivieri, Louis Poterat
| 5 | Blueberry Hill | Fats Domino | 1956 | Vincent Rose, Larry Stock, Al Lewis
| 6 | Sugar Babe | Jimmy Powell and the Five Dimensions | 1960s | Traditional / unclear attribution
| 7 | St. Louis Blues | Chuck Berry | 1958* | W.C. Handy
| 8 | Didn’t It Rain | Sister Rosetta Tharpe | 1947 | Traditional (arr. Sister Rosetta Tharpe)
| 9 | My Boy Lollipop | Millie Small | 1964 | Robert Spencer, Johnny Roberts
| 10 | Kings and Queens | Renaissance | 1974 | Michael Dunford, Betty Thatcher
| 11 | Basking in the White of the Midnight Sun | Armageddon | 1975 | Keith Relf, Martin Pugh, Louis Cennamo, Bobby Caldwell
| 12 | Raga- Esque | Louis Cennamo | | Louis Cennamo
| 13 | Looking Inside | Stairway | 1988 | James McCarty/Louis Cennamo

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Enfield Poets was founded in 2000 by Anthony Fisher, Valerie Darville, and the late Jane Elder. In this podcast series, host Soveks Lo speaks with the poets who make up this vibrant literary group. In the opening episode, Soveks sits down with nationally acclaimed poet Mario Petrucci for an insightful conversation.

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Enfield Poets began life in 2000, founded by Anthony Fisher, Valerie Darville, and the late Jane Elder. Its primary purpose was to create a space where local poets could share their work in a supportive and inspiring environment.

This podcast documentary tells the story through the voices of the poets who make up Enfield Poets. In his signature creative montage style, Soveks Lo blends interviews with actuality to craft a charming and evocative radio podcast piece.

Maroon Community Media is a community interest company focused on developing digital media production skills for all. We are now undertaking Podcast Clinics, workshops, courses to help people develop their own podcasts and develop podcast for individuals who wish to use this form of media.

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