On this Purple Haze Archive Podcast join special guest Pete Tindal, best known for being a member of classic OZ band The Cherokees. The Cherokees had many hits in the 1960s, their biggest being their version of “Minnie the Moocher“. Pete Tindal’s latest solo album is entitled “If I Lived Here I Would Be Home By Now“. Pete Tindal Official Website: http://www.bluesola.com/
Read moreThe Moon were a legendary pop-psych band from California that released two brilliant but totally obscure albums way back in 1968 & 1969 on Imperial Records. Join the Purple Haze Archive as we speak to The Moon members: Matthew Moore, chief composer & singer/keyboardist (Joe Cocker’s Mad Dogs & Englishmen), David Marks, guitarist (Beach Boys) & Larry Brown, drummer (Davie
Read moreJust to make finding the legendary Purple Haze Archive OZZIE (and New Zealand) Podcasts simpler to find, here is the complete listing. Click on desired listing for podcast page. 1 AXIOM (Brian Cadd & Chris Stockley) 2 TOL-PUDDLE MARTYRS (Peter Rechter) 3 JON BLANCHFIELD 4 TIN TIN (Steve Kipner & Steve Groves) 5 JIM KEAYS (Masters Apprentices) 6 GRAEHAM GOBLE (Allison
Read moreIn this Purple Haze Archive Podcast Nick Black chats with lead guitarist of The Sweet, Andy Scott. Andy discusses his early beginnings in Wales, to being in one of the biggest rock bands in the world back in the 70s, & right up to the present day. Sweet Official Website: http://thesweet.com/ Purple Haze is proudly sponsored by Songland Records
Read moreRichard Harris best known for his acting career made a substantial contribution to the music world with some outstanding albums. Join musical legend Jimmy Webb, best known for songs such as “MacArthur Park” & “By the Time I Get To Phoenix” as he discusses his personal & professional relationship with the late great Richard Harris. Jimmy Webb Official
Read moreMark Wirtz had a long & successful career as a music producer. Best known for his classic “Teenage Opera” hit single & the one & only highly acclaimed 1968 Tomorrow album, featuring future Yes guitarist Steve Howe. In the early 1960s Mark Wirtz became music director for the legendary Marlene Dietrich taking over from Burt Bacharach, & later on in the 60’s
Read more