Join three members of seminal Australian band Steve & the Board: Steve Kipner, Geoff Bridgford & Carl Groszmann as they discuss the history of the band & their outstanding success too, after the band’s breakup in 1967. The Steve & the Board Complete CD is now available at Playback Records: Click Here Playback Records Website: Click Here Sadly Carl Groszman
Read moreSteve Groves has been an integral member of the Australian Music Industry since the 1960’s commencing with his band The Kinetics. After uniting with Steve Kipner, Steve Groves enjoyed huge international success with his song “Toast & Marmalade for Tea” as sung by his band Tin Tin. Steve Groves followed up his success with bands such as Wild Honey, Fat Bubbles,
Read moreJoin Mark Naumann and Nick Black for their first annual ‘100% Cotton’ show – a tribute to the life and music of Darryl Cotton. Our inaugural show features interviews with Michael Lloyd, Steve Kipner, Derek Pellici and Beeb Birtles. 2 hours of memories and music. Purple Haze is sponsored by Classic Cars with Character
Read moreTHIS IS HUGE!!!! – Join Nick Black, Mark Naumann and Mark Copolov for 4 hours of the cream of the Australian Music Industry paying tribute to the late Darryl Cotton. Guests on this podcast are: Julie McKenna (Director Of The Australian Youth Choir), Michael Matthews (EMI A&R), Jeff Joseph (Manager of The Zoot), Izzy Dye, Greg Evans, Donnie Sutherland, Jim Keays, Russell Morris, Ian McFarlane (Rock Author), Normie Rowe, Marcie Jones, Ray Burgess, Rick Brewer, David Triscott (Marty Monster), Jamie Dunn (Agro), Ronnie Burns, Russell
Read moreJust to make finding the legendary Purple Haze Archive OZZIE (and New Zealand) Podcasts simpler to find, here is the complete listing. Click on desired listing for podcast page. 1 AXIOM (Brian Cadd & Chris Stockley) 2 TOL-PUDDLE MARTYRS (Peter Rechter) 3 JON BLANCHFIELD 4 TIN TIN (Steve Kipner & Steve Groves) 5 JIM KEAYS (Masters Apprentices) 6 GRAEHAM GOBLE (Allison
Read moreNat Kipner, father of Steve (Tin Tin), was the ultimate 60s OZ music entrepreneur, even though he was an American: he ran a record label, managed a club, wrote hit songs, produced TV pop shows, helped discover a little group called the Bee Gees, yes he did it all & was a WWII veteran as well!! Join Nat Kipner, along
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