In this podcast of our Purple Haze Archive Classic Series we present the A-Z of Harry Nilsson: The songs of the late, great singer-songwriter of the last half of the 20th Century in alphabetical order as a tribute to one of the most talented of American musical artists. Ironically, however, Nilsson’s two most famous songs were definitive covers of Fred
Read moreFinals fever is alive in SECA cricket and the semi final round kicked off this weekend. The SECA panel show from Sunday morning is here and available to hear with a click of the play button. Next weekend, the SECA Longmuir Shield preliminary final will be broadcast from 12 noon with ball by ball coverage, scores from around the grounds
Read moreListen below to the hymns podcast from Songs of Hope for Sunday 8 March 2015. The hymns were recorded in India and include: Crown Him with many crowns – Mass choir from Blessed Assurance album, India The church is one foundation – Mass choir from Blessed Assurance album, India O God beyond all praising – Bangalore conservatory concert choir Also
Read moreSometimes a single stand-out quality can make bad film tolerable and that’s the case with medieval sword and sorcery adventure lark Seventh Son. The plot makes no sense, the dialogue sounds like it was written by a 13-year-old ‘Dungeons and Dragons’ fan, the non-white characters are disturbingly one-dimensional, the cgi monsters look fake and too it often it feels as
Read moreBuilt For Speed – Playlist Friday 6th March 2015 PARQUET COURTS – You got me wonderin’ now. RICHARD THOMPSON – Stony Ground. DJ SHADOW – This time (I’m gonna try it my way). THE OBLIVIANS – Loving cup. SOUNDGARDEN – Spoonman. MADONNNA – Hung up. CHET FAKER – Talk is cheap. (Aus) THE MURLOCS – Adolescence. (Aus) FIRST AID KIT –
Read moreThis Friday night on ‘Built For Speed’ it’s movies and music galore as we review selections from the Alliance Francaise French Film Festival as well as fantasy adventure Seventh Son. There’s a fine selection of music from Australian bands and many of the wonderful artists who will be visiting our shores in the coming months including Richard Thompson, The Oblivians and
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