On this Purple Haze Archive Podcast join special guest Pete Tindal, best known for being a member of classic OZ band The Cherokees. The Cherokees had many hits in the 1960s, their biggest being their version of “Minnie the Moocher“. Pete Tindal’s latest solo album is entitled “If I Lived Here I Would Be Home By Now“. Pete Tindal Official Website: http://www.bluesola.com/
Read moreOn this Purple Haze Archive Podcast join Nick Black as he chats with Steve Stanley from Los Angeles, California, the head of the Now Sounds record label. Now Sounds was established by Steve Stanley, producer of over 50 Rev-Ola titles, and is dedicated to exploring the untrodden sonic avenues of the creatively fertile West Coast music scene and beyond.The Cherry Red-distributed label celebrates (but is not
Read moreJoin Nick Black on this very special Purple Haze Archive Podcast as he speaks to Australian singing legend John Paul Young to celebrate his 40th Anniversary of his stellar music career. John is best known for hit after hit, especially during the 1970s. Yesterday’s Hero, Love is in the Air, Standing in the Rain, I Hate the Music, etc. were not only huge Australian hits
Read moreThe Moon were a legendary pop-psych band from California that released two brilliant but totally obscure albums way back in 1968 & 1969 on Imperial Records. Join the Purple Haze Archive as we speak to The Moon members: Matthew Moore, chief composer & singer/keyboardist (Joe Cocker’s Mad Dogs & Englishmen), David Marks, guitarist (Beach Boys) & Larry Brown, drummer (Davie
Read more8pm tonight on Purple Haze Classic Albums I talk to rick about the album ‘Heaven Knows’, plus his latest release ‘The Waters Edges’. Rick is in concert this SATURDAY night at Sommerville Place Function Centre in Hampton Park (Melbourne) – phone Marcelle on 0422 889 704 for tickets. Tune in tonight to 88.3fm in south east Melbourne, or stream live
Read moreI had the pleasure of interviewing Davy Jones in March 1999. We talked about his amazing career, which ranged from acting on stage and TV, through to his singing career, which of course included his phenomenal time with The Monkees. Davy was not only very interesting to talk to but he was a real gentleman to deal with, starting with
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