In this podcast of our Purple Haze Archive Classic Series we present a tribute to one of rock’s greatest music heroes, Marc Bolan, the man who invented Glam Rock! T-Rex’s classic hits included: Get It On, Children of the Revolution, Hot Love, Jeepster, Metal Guru, Born to Boogie, Telegram Sam, & many many more. Co-hosted by DJ Melthoid this program was originally aired
Read moreAs part of the Classic series of The Purple Haze Archive, from the vaults we proudly present a countdown of the Top 50 Greatest Australian & New Zealand Songs of the first psychedelic era as judged by a panel of music writers & experts. Featuring special guest host, Dave Miller, lead singer of the legendary Dave Miller Set, plus as extra special guest, Australian rock & pop
Read morePeter Tilbrook is one of Australia’s perennially great guitarists (& Bass Guitarist too!) going back to the 1960s. He was a member of such cult bands as The Bentbeaks, The Sounds Of Silence, & the duo Paradise, & of course the absolute legendary Masters Apprentices. Currently Peter Tilbrook continues on making successful music with his band The Party Cats & a brand new solo album titled ‘Living in
Read moreAs part of the Classic series of The Purple Haze Archive, from the vaults we proudly present a countdown of the Top 50 Greatest Australian & New Zealand Songs of the first psychedelic era as judged by a panel of music writers & experts. Featuring special guest host, Dave Miller, lead singer of the legendary Dave Miller Set, we count the
Read moreStu Phillips is one of America’s great & yet probably most underrated film & TV composers. Commencing his career in the 1950s & then progressing into the 1960s becoming one of the most prolific composers in the American entertainment industry, not to mention arranger, conductor, producer, etc. Stu Phillips established himself with such successful TV shows as The Monkees, & successful films such as Beyond
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,
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