He’s the man who defined a generation of crooners, sent us all to Amarillo, and is currently proving that music is the ultimate medicine. This week on Chatterbox Redux, Nick's sit down with the legendary Tony Christie.

The Deep Dive: In an era-spanning conversation, Tony opens up about his incredible 60-year career—from the smoke-filled clubs of the 60s to his triumphant Glastonbury return. But this isn't just a look back. Tony gets candid about his current "Great Farewell" 2026 Tour, the recording of his Nashville-inspired album A New Life, and his brave, ongoing journey living with dementia.

Nick dive's into the stories behind the hits:

• The accidental explosion of "(Is This the Way to) Amarillo."
• Collaborating with Jarvis Cocker on "Walk Like a Panther."
• The secrets to maintaining that powerhouse voice at 80+.

Why You Can't Miss This: Whether you’re a lifelong fan or a lover of great British music history, this episode is a masterclass in resilience and showmanship. Tony Christie isn't just a voice; he's an institution.

Tony also chats about his diagnosis of dementia and offers fantastic advice to others and their loved ones that have been diagnosed with Vascular Dementia, Alzheimer's and similar related diseases,

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Before Joan Jett, before Chrissie Hynde, there was Suzi Quatro.

Suzi isn't just a rock star, she is the Queen of Rock

In this explosive episode of The Chatterbox Redux, Nick and Sue go one-on-one with the woman who broke the glass ceiling of rock with a Fender Precision bass and a leather jumpsuit. Suzi opens up about her incredible reign of over 53 years, from the wild days of "Can the Can" and "Devil Gate Drive" to her iconic turn as Leather Tuscadero on Happy Days.

But we aren’t just looking back. Suzi gives us the inside scoop on her defiant new 2026 album, "Freedom," including the story behind her powerhouse collaboration with Alice Cooper. Whether she’s talking about her upcoming UK tour or why she refuses to ever "quiet down," this is Suzi Quatro at her rawest, loudest, and most inspiring.

In a total twist, we discuss Suzi Quatro's books including Grave Undertakings, in which she collected what epitaphs famous people would have on their grave stones.

Don't just listen to rock history—hear from the woman who wrote it.

.From the tough streets of Toxteth to the bright lights of New York, Chris Amoo has lived a life that sounds like a movie. In this unmissable episode of The Chatterbox Redux, Nick sits down with the founding member of Britain’s most successful Black soul group, The Real Thing.

Go behind the scenes of the "Black Beatles" era as Chris reveals the true story of how they conquered the charts with anthems like "You To Me Are Everything" and "Can You Feel The Force." But the music is only half the story. Chris opens up about his secret passion that shocked the world: winning Best in Show at Crufts.

Whether you’re a lifelong fan of UK soul or a dog lover who follows the Irish Wolfhound circuit, this is a masterclass in longevity, passion, and reinventing yourself. Press play to hear how a lad from Liverpool stayed "The Real Thing" for over five decades.