This Saturday morning from 10am Radio Ga Ga is on a mission to find music legends and those whom they have spawned who have followed them into the creative word of music. Some of these fathers are truly creative geniuses whilst others probably do not quite reach those lofty heights. The same could be said of the offspring but either
Read moreThis Saturday the RGG team will be in full harness as we wind back the clock a full decade and revisit 2003. Music trivia, public events, public figures and the triumphant (Aussie cricket team wins World Cup) and tragic moments (Space Shuttle Columbia, SARS) of what was a momentous year in history. Of course you will also get to hear
Read moreThis Saturday morning RGG will be visiting the theme of heroes and heartbreakers. What does this mean to you? It means you will get to hear songs specifically featuring those two very different types of people by artists such as Pat Benatar, Led Zeppelin, David Bowie, Joey Scarbury, Dionne Warwick, The Rolling Stones, Foreigner, Mariah Carey, Tina Turner, Paper Lace,
Read moreRGG is a program which utilises a different theme each week to develop a special “different” show with music from all eras each Saturday morning between 10am and noon. This week Radio Ga Ga does it’s little thing by finding music with a tenuous (dictionary definition: thin in consistency; rare or rarefied) link to the great man, Elvis. The music featured will be either specifically about
Read moreStrange song titles is this weeks theme on RGG. The criteria is single word titles that may or may not have a meaning!! Song titles such as Zabadak, Daskarzine, Shambala, Abacab, Aqualung, Odorono, Kokomo, Camisado, Amoureuse, Yahweh, Amergavenny, Velociraptor, Velouria, Temazcal and others by acts such as Jethro Tull, The Who, U2, Phil Collins, Genesis, Pixies, Marty Wilde, Cold Chisel,
Read moreEach week on Radio Ga Ga we invent a “special theme” and make our music choices based on that theme which gives us a great broad spectrum of music eras to choose from. This weeks theme will feature bands who were named after songs by other artists. Think of Australia’s own JET or POWDERFINGER, named after the Wings song “Jet”
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