Radio Ga Ga is a program with different theme each week. The theme on this podcast of our program from the 20th of December was songs about U.S states featuring artists such as Wilco, Johnny Horton, George Thorogood, Neil Young, B-52’s, Neil Diamond, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Bruce Springsteen, James Taylor, Stereophonics, the cast of Oklahoma, Bobby Gentry and a
Read moreWind back the clock with Radio Ga Ga’s 1972 special. The passing of former Prime Minister Gough Whitlam inspired RGG to return to 1972 for a week and remember a turbulent period in history which was also one of the great years in music. This podcast of the show is choc-a-bloc full of all the music along with trivia and
Read moreClick on the play button below to hear Radio Ga Ga full 2 hour show of our “Street Songs” special featuring artists such as Rufus Wainwright, Gerry Rafferty, Bob Dylan, Elvis Costello, Rolling Stones, Bob Seger, Frente, The Kinks, Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds, The Black Crowes, The Doors, Tim Buckley, Billy Joel, Bruce Springsteen, Ralph McTell, Counting Crows,
Read moreThis Saturday morning from 10am we spin (a little vinyl reference right there) our 2nd week of a tribute to Mushroom records and the artists that made it an Aussie icon. Last week we heard from Kids In The Kitchen, Wendy & The Rockets, Sports, Leonardo’s Bride, Skyhooks, Jimmy Barnes, The Vines, Madder Lake and even MEO 245 and a
Read moreMushroom Records was an Australian record label formed in 1972. Its inaugural release was the triple live album of the 1973 Sunbury Pop Festival. Mushroom struggled to survive for its early years and came close to shutting down on several occasions, but was pushed to the forefront of the Australian music scene in early 1975 following the release of Skyhooks debut album “Living In The
Read moreNo, not one of those new wave or performance enhancing drugs, H-D-H. Radio Ga Ga turns it’s attention to one of the greatest song writing teams ever this Saturday morning from 10am til noon with a tribute to the magnificent Holland-Dozier-Holland combination. Who?….you say. Well, maybe you won’t know them but you’ll definitely know their songs some of which include Baby
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