Graham “Sandy” Salisbury the lead singer of the cult classic band, The Millennium, talks about his music career & his writing career in the heady days of the 60s right up to the present. And of course Sandy speaks of the absolute music genius Curt Boettcher who not only was a member of The Millennium but was the producer of their one & only classic
Read moreThe three biggest bands coming out of SanFrancisco in the mid to late 1960s were the Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane & the Quicksilver Messenger Service. With their renowned jamming prowess the Quicksilvers had the luxury of the twin guitar attack of the late John Cipollina & Gary Duncan. Join Gary Duncan as he discusses his early beginnings in bands such as The Brogues, onto Quicksilver Messenger Service, & right up
Read moreOn this Purple Haze Archive podcast we present one of Australia’s greatest entertainers ever! Normie Rowe AM has been wowing audiences for over half a century & still continues his dynamic live performances. His back catalogue is one of Australia’s most enduring with hits such as: “Shakin’ All Over”, “Que Sera Sera”, Ooh La La”, “It Ain’t Necessarily So“, & many many others. Normie continues
Read morePurple Haze is very saddened to hear of the death at 71 years of singer, composer, multi-instrumentalist, etc. & all-round music legend: Jack Bruce. Jack Bruce was best known for being the bass player & lead singer of Cream but also had a fruitful solo career right up to 2014. Vale John “Jack” Symon Asher Bruce 14/5/1943 – 25/10/2014 Official
Read moreOn October 6, 2014 The Morning Lasted All Day the first real Dream Academy compilation was released by Edsel in Australia & many other parts of the world too. Join Nick Laird-Clowes, lead singer of the Dream Academy as he discusses many of the tracks to be found on this extensive 2 CD overview of the career of the hit UK
Read moreJoin chief Monkeemaniac Anne O’Reilly in this classic double ‘episode’ of The Purple Haze Archive as she goes through the career of one of the most successful & biggest selling artists of the 1960’s – The Monkees. With their ultra-successful TV show & numerous smash hits: I’m A Believer, Last Train to Clarkesville, Pleasant Valley Sunday, Steppin’ Stone, Daydream Believer, etc. The
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