Laurie Stone commenced his career in one of the most acclaimed Queensland (Australia) rock bands of all time, Railroad Gin, he then formed a duo with the late Peter Moscos titled Moscos & Stone, who had the huge smash hit ‘Captain Captain‘ & released two excellent albums. Laurie Stone then joined forces with Garry McDonald to compose music
Read moreJoin Mark Naumann with Bruce Hutchins, and special guest co-host Nick Blackie for a 2 hour Purple Haze special – the New, Used and Abused Tribute to South Australian Music. The Australian music landscape is littered with musical talent that originated in South Australia – some would say that an unusual number of artists have come from SA and broke
Read moreThe 5th Dimension had an amazing 31 entries in various American music charts between 1966 & 1976. They received 6 Grammy awards & had worldwide hits which included Up, Up & Away, Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In, (Last Night) I Didn’t Get To Sleep, Wedding Bell Blues, Sweet Blindness & Stone Soul Picnic. In this 2 hour ‘special’, which consists of
Read moreAnnual Darryl Cotton Tribute Show – 100% Cotton #2, 2015 Sadly great Australian singer & songwriter & also member of the Zoot, Frieze, Friends, Cotton Lloyd & Christian, Burns Cotton & Morris, etc, Darryl Cotton died on July 27, 2012. This is a celebration of his musical journey. Zoot Website: Click Here Purple Haze is sponsored by Classic Cars with Character
Read moreThe 5th Dimension had 31 entries in various American music charts between 1966 & 1976. They received 6 Grammy awards & had worldwide hits which included Up, Up & Away, Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In, (Last Night) I Didn’t Get To Sleep, Wedding Bell Blues, Sweet Blindness & Stone Soul Picnic. In this 2 hour ‘special’, which consists of interview &
Read moreDavid Peel was discovered singing in New York’s Washington Square Park in the mid to late 1960s. He was then signed to the prestigious Elektra record label (The Doors, Love, MC5, Iggy & the Stooges) & released two seminal albums: ‘Have A Marijuana‘ (1968) & ‘The American Revolution’ (1970). His third iconic (& much banned) record was the infamous ‘The
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