Each year around this time RGG does like to pay homage to the artists who departed “stage left” during the just completed calender year. We lost a handful of big stars such as Lou Reed, J.J.Cale, Ray Manzarek and Chrissie Amphlett in 2013 but there were others who made their musical mark who were less well known but who also
Read moreTo be sure, To be sure, this Saturday morning’s edition of Radio Ga Ga will be featuring the very best of popular Irish music acts. Did you think that the Irish knew only one song before U2 came along? You know the one where you sing “rollin’ rollin’ rollin” whilst simultaneously tapping a half empty pint of beer on the table!!
Read moreThis weeks Radio Ga Ga revisits the year 1970 in music, trivia and history. Lots of great tunes, with Chicago, Zeppelin, CCR, Three Dog Night, The Partridge Family, Black Sabbath, CSNY, Bobby Sherman and Edison Lighthouse will all be stopping by for a visit as we wind back the old clock to the year of the West Gate Bridge disaster,
Read moreRadio Ga Ga is a program with various themes determining the music choices of the show. This 2 hour podcast features our theme for the 21st December featuring songs used in TV commercials. So, if you have never listened to Radio Ga Ga on Saturday morning, here is your chance!! Click on the play button to listen r download the
Read moreFollowing up on last weeks big list of tunes used in TV commercials comes another smorgasbord of hit songs that found their way into both classic and dubious TV commercials. A few of the artists featuring this Saturday morning include this diverse line up:- Led Zeppelin, The Carpenters, Olivia Newton-John, Hermans Hermits, Dee-Lite, The Yardbirds, Aerosmith, Patrick Hernandez, The Verve,
Read moreThis Saturday morning from 10am on the award winning Radio Ga Ga, tune in to hear a plethora of great tunes that have been used in television advertising over the years. Some are famous from the ads they were used for such as Feist’s 1,2,3,4 which gained popularity through being used to advertise Apple, some had regenerations after being used
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