THE PURPLE HAZE ARCHIVE presents 1960’s OZ CULT HEROES: RONNIE WILLIAMS (The 5), TONI McCANN & RORY O’DONOGHUE (The POGS) on PODCAST

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Join three of the biggest cult musical artists of the Australian music scene of the 1960s here on this one episode of Purple Haze.

Ronnie Williams was the lead singer (& composer) of the legendary Brisbane band The Five which were best known for the classic track “There’s Time“.

Toni McCann, described as a “bundle of dynamite” best known for cult classic songs, “Saturday Date” , “No” & “My Baby“.

And Rory O’Donoghue lead singer of The Pogs, who was also known for the band Oak Apple Day & his iconic work as Aunty Jack’s celebrated sidekick “Thin Arthur“.

Vale Rory O’Donoghue (13/5/49-13/12/17)

All 3 artists are to be found on the Garage Beat Nuggets from the Festival Vaults CD available on Playback Records.

 

Garage Beat Nuggets from the Festival Vaults CD

 

Ronnie Williams Website: Click Here

Toni McCann Information: Click Here

Rory O’Donoghue Facebook: Click Here

Playback Records Website: Click Here

 

 

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