Just have a look at the talent coming up over the next few weeks on the 88.3 LIVE SUNDAY SESSIONS. British legend Steve Harley this Sunday (May 22nd), excellent melodic Melbourne act The Grace Makers (29th April), hard rockin’ Melbourne trio Dakara Dirt (6th May), roaming troubadour Carus Thompson (13th May) and bluesy sensation Dallas Frasca (May 20th). Tune in
Read moreBritish music legend Steve Harley is this weeks Live Sunday Session guest. Whilst Steve is famous the world over for his huge 1975 hit “Make me smile (come up and see me)” his body of work since then is vast, including but not limited to, regular performances on the West End Stage as well as off Broadway, performing Phantom of
Read moreThe next 3 episodes of Radio Ga Ga will feature that beautiful thing:- The ONE HIT WONDER and what an array of choice we have to select from. Hear the great tunes, find out how high they climbed on the charts, where the artists came from and where they quickly disappeared to as well. It is simply too much to
Read moreIt’s time once again for a Built For Speed classic album, this month it’s the self titled debut from The Pretenders. We also have plenty of films to talk about with bloated, sci-fi action flag-waver Battleship and the exceptionally odd This Must Be The Place. Don’t forget our regular previews of upcoming gigs and TV. Check out Built for Speed, Friday
Read moreKim Boekbinder was in the Southern FM studios of Sunday afternoon, and played some amazing songs. She swapped her guitar for a synthesiser and showed us her skills with a vocoder. Listen to her unique style and amazing songs again on the podcast. HOME “Kim Boekbinder is The Impossible Girl; a performer, composer, musician, and visual artist who
Read moreToday – talking with Liz Harfull re WOMEN OF THE LAND -inspiring stories; and later with Kate Denborough re Kage Theatre’s production of Sundowners – developed with Alzheimers Australia Victoria. Also an update on Robert Rabbin. Make it a date with me, Gaytana, Tuesdays 11am-noon for Best Medicine
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