Lynn Carey exploded onto the music scene when she did the vocals for the mythical all-girl band the Carrie Nations featured in the all time cult classic film Russ Meyer’s Beyond the Valley of the Dolls. Lynn Carey then went on to become lead singer of the controversial early 70s band Mama Lion, she then found acclaim as a solo singer, even being invited to tour behind the
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Read moreJack Bruce, one of the greatest popular musicians Britain has ever produced. A supremely talented instrumentalist and vocalist, eminently respected by his peers, Jack’s pioneering bass playing style has influenced successive generations of bassists, including such luminaries as Paul McCartney, Jaco Pastorius and Sting, alongside more contemporary musicians such as Flea of the Red Hot Chilli Peppers. He is
Read morePhil Collins: “The Action were The Beatles to me.” Join Alan ‘Bam’ King not only guitarist of one of the most respected of all English rock bands, The Action: but also guitarist of highly admired prog-rockers Mighty Baby, the very commercially successful band, Ace (‘How Long’), and the brilliant bluesy, Juice on the Loose, on this Purple Haze Archive Podcast. Juice on the Loose Website: Click Here The Action Documentary In the
Read moreLittle Pattie has been a professional singer for over 50 years and is one of Australia’s most successful female entertainers. Her professional music career and hit records started in 1963! She has been awarded the Order of Australia Medal, has been inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame, was included on an Australia Post stamp, and was voted by the Sydney
Read moreNorthern Ireland singer songwriter David McWilliams best known for the classic song Days of Pearly Spencer sadly died on January 8, 2002. In this annual tribute with Gil McWilliams, who was married to David McWilliams, we discuss his early career. David McWilliams Official Website: Click Here Purple Haze is sponsored by Siren Marketing
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