Join one of the most acclaimed & commercially successful drummers of all time, Bev Bevan, as he discusses his monumental career as one of the UK’s leading drummers. Starting off in professional music in Birmingham with Denny (Laine) & the Diplomats to the incredibly successful 60’s popmeisters, The Move, & onto prolonged worldwide success with ELO. Bev Bevan is currently
Read moreRoy Phillips is one of the finest singers ever to come out of the UK. Fronting The Peddlers in the 1960s & 1970s to great success with over 45 million in sales, Roy & the band broke up in the late 70s & he left the UK for the green fields of New Zealand. Roy Phillips continues to write &
Read moreAs part of our Purple Haze Archive Classic Series: One of the true icons of the 1960s was Yvonne Craig, most well known for starring as Batgirl in the classic 1960s Batman series. However Yvonne Craig did a far lot more than that: she traveled extensively in her lifetime, played a guest role in just about every 1960s show there was, danced for the Ballet Russe of Monte
Read moreOriginal Airdate 2012: On this podcast of our Purple Haze Archive Classic Series we present a tribute to singer Scott McKenzie. Scott McKenzie was most famous for singing the multi-million selling hippie anthem classic “San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in your Hair“), but he was just not a one hit wonder. Scott McKenzie released two very fine solo albums, had
Read moreComing soon to Purple Haze: Yvonne Craig the Batgirl! (Interview conducted in 2000) One of the true icons of the 1960s was Yvonne Craig, most well known for starring as Batgirl in the classic 1960s Batman series. However Yvonne Craig did a far lot more than that: she traveled extensively in her lifetime, played a guest role in just about
Read moreLaurie Stone commenced his career in one of the most acclaimed Queensland (Australia) rock bands of all time, Railroad Gin, he then formed a duo with the late Peter Moscos titled Moscos & Stone, who had the huge smash hit ‘Captain Captain‘ & released two excellent albums. Laurie Stone then joined forces with Garry McDonald to compose music for iconic
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