Now Listen!! to Ross Wilson, stalwart of the Australian Rock Industry for nearly 50 years. Ross Wilson started his musical career in his early teens from the Pink Finks, to the Party Machine, Sons of the Vegetal Mother, the legendary Daddy Cool, Mighty Kong, & to the uber successful Mondo Rock. Not only that, he produced the biggest Australian
Read moreJoin Graeham Goble as he discusses his early bands, cult favorites, Travis Wellington Hedge & Allison Gros, the bands before Mississippi & Little River Band. Graeham Goble’s official website address is: http://graehamgoble.com/ Purple Haze is proudly sponsored by Classic Cars with Character
Read moreTin Tin mainly consisted of members Steve Kipner, Steve Groves & Johnny Vallins. They had a worldwide hit with “Toast & Marmalade For Tea”. Join the two Steves to hear the adventures of Tin Tin. Steve Kipner Wikipedia Page: Click Here Purple Haze is sponsored by Classic Cars with Character
Read moreJoin OZ Rock legend Jon Blanchfield as discusses his ‘fab’ pop career commencing by having the Bee Gees write & produce his first record. Jon also recorded singles backed by classic OZ rock bands such as The Groop & Axiom. Jon then retired from performing & became one of Australia’s biggest ‘movers & shakers’ behind the scenes in the Australian music
Read moreThis podcast features Peter Rechter of the classic OZ Rock garage punk band, The Tol-Puddle Martyrs. Peter Rechter, lead singer, talks about his career commencing with Peter & the Silhouettes right up to his recent albums: Psych-Out USA, A Celebrated Man & Flying in the Dark. Many Top-Puddle Martyrs songs have been used in recent TV shows such as: The Tol-Puddle
Read moreIn the first podcast of Aussie Rock legends we are proud to presents OZ ROCK’s first supergroup, AXIOM. Join Brian Cadd & Chris Stockley as they discuss their band’s formation, hit songs (Arkansas Grass, A Little Ray of Sunshine, etc.), & their eventual demise after only one album. A posthumous second album followed aptly named “If Only”. Purple Haze is
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