This Saturday betwen 10am & noon on Radio Ga Ga we are taking a look and a listen to the songs that for a variety of reasons were banned from being played on one form of media or another. The ABC, BBC, MTV, ITV, 3XY, even 92.3 EON FM possibly and others all decided they had cause to ban certain songs
Read moreRadio Ga Ga features songs about murder and killers this Saturday. Grim content you may think but not when it is done the Radio Ga Ga way. There will be music with murder or killer in the title, songs about serial killers and tragic deaths, but the music will be good and will include stuff from Bruce Springsteen, Talking
Read moreBruce Springsteen is “The Boss”, Frank Sinatra was “The Chairman of the Board” and our own Kylie Minogue is referred to as “The Singing Budgie”. They will all feature on this weeks Radio Ga Ga nicknames special. Who are the artists who have become known and referred to by monikers bestowed upon them. If you think of any send them
Read moreWe are getting well groovy on Radio Ga Ga as we return to 1973. Glam was in, free love still abounded, Billy Thorpe & Queen headlined Sunbury, ABBA “arrived”, Richmond had a decent team and Gough Whitlam was making his mark. There were also some great tunes and some not so great tunes such as these from that year:- “You’re So
Read moreRadio Ga Ga visits the ole U.S of A this Saturday morning between 10am and noon. Lucy and Mark will be spinning some great tunes about America, named “America”, sung mostly by American artists, providing education, trivia and American history and banging on with a twangy American accent for two hours. America by Simon & Garfunkal, American Dream by Crosby,
Read moreIt’s all about food on Radio Ga Ga this Saturday from 10am – noon. Pie, cake, peaches, strawberries, bread & butter, popcorn, lemon, sugar, candy, tangerines, banana’s, lobster, cream, onions, apples, coconut and chicken all get a run through by artists such as Bow Wow Wow, Booker T & the MG’s, Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones, Crowded House, Smashing Pumpkins,
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