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THE PURPLE HAZE ARCHIVE presents FILM & TV COMPOSER STU PHILLIPS on PODCAST (Part One)

Stu 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

On-air Programs

One hour Christian music podcast 22/3/2015

Listen again to Songs of Hope one hour podcast from Sunday 22/3/2015. Includes hymns and modern Christian worship songs. 17 March was St Patricks day, and this podcast includes the story of St Patrick at the 3/4 hour mark. The story of St Patrick can be heard by clicking on the link. Play time is 5 minutes Click the play

Songs of Hope

Jane, Emma and Steve from MKR, on The Vibe 22nd March 2015

This week on The Vibe we had Jane, Emma and Steve in from MKR come in for a chat. Lana and Justin chatted to them all about the Show, their opinions on sausages and their opinion on IKEA. Check out the Podcast.

The Vibe

Glenn Carter Interview from The Vibe 22nd March 2015

This week on The Vibe we had Glenn Carter on the program. Glenn is about to Ride around Australia to raise money for potential Olympian, Emma Booth. In 2013 Emma Booth become a paraplegic after a terrible Car Accident. After spending many months in hospital she returned back to her passion which is horse riding, and now wants to compete in the

The Vibe

Film review: MANNY LEWIS, from ‘Built For Speed’

A stand-up comedian doing a film about the life of a stand-up comedian seems very self-indulgent. That feeling is inescapable throughout the so-called romantic comedy/drama Manny Lewis. Popular comedian Carl Barron plays the title character, a droll, cynical, self-deprecating and often unlikeable stand-up comedian whose material often seems to be based on some disturbing child hood experiences. His off-stage life

Built For Speed

Film review: 71 from ‘Built For Speed’

71 is a tense atmospheric and often moving drama set in Northern Ireland in 1971 as the so-called ‘troubles’ began to spiral out of control. Jack O’Connell (who recently starred in Unbroken) plays young naive British soldier Gary Hook who is hoping for a comfortable posting in Germany but finds himself thrust into the forbidding urban warzone of Belfast. As

Built For Speed

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