The Electric Prunes were one of the greatest American bands of the first psychedelic era (1965-68), releasing such classic & influential songs as: I Had Too Much To Dream (Last Night), Get Me to the World on Time, The Great Banana Hoax, etc., etc. And the ‘Prunes‘ made a triumphant return in the 21st Century with four more brilliant studio
Read moreThe Songs of Hope Christmas message yesterday (25 Dec) was by Pastor Ian Mitchell. His talk title was “Imagine if Jesus had not come” and talk time is 19 minutes.
Read morePurple Haze presenter Mark Copolov has secured this exclusive and rare interview with Abbey Road recording engineer Richard Langham. Richard was a second sound recording engineer at Abbey Road Studios, working with the Beatles from 1963-1964, then again from 1969-1970. Richard helped record all the incredible songs that will be heard in the broadcast. Richard also, during his long career, worked with
Read moreAs part of our Classic Series of Purple Haze Archive Podcasts we travel over the Tasman sea to go to meet our Kiwi neighbors in the Land of the Long White Cloud & listen to their astoundingly brilliant rock & pop music of the ’60s. Join NZ music legend Dave Miller (Dave Miller & the Byrds/Dave Miller Set) & NZ
Read moreOn Christmas Day, Friday 25 December, Songs of Hope will have a special 2 hour program from 7am to 9am. Rod and Chris will host the program and it will feature a Christmas message from local pastor, Ian Mitchell, of Eastleigh Community Church. His talk at 7:30am will be entitled “Imagine if Jesus had not come”. At 8:40 there will
Read moreListen again to carols with a difference broadcast on Songs of Hope on Sunday 20 12 2015. Host is Chris. The carols include: Up good Christian folk – Old Royal Naval College choir Methinks I see a heavenly host – Taverner singers As with gladness men of old – Huddersfield Choral Society Ding dong merrily on high – Old Royal
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