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Max Merritt: i can dream – A Review
A review of the Max Merritt posthumous album - i can dream
The story of the Life and Times story of Max Merritt deserves proper attention, especially now that amazing man and performer has taken...
Listen To Older Voices: Sam See – Part 4
This is the fourth and final program in the story of Baby Boomer, musician, composer and producer – Sam See.
Born in 1949 Sam was well educated and quickly developed an analytic mind that was...
Cream Of The Crate Review # 217 : John Mayall – Blues Breakers With...
These reviews are provided to help maintain a connection with various genres of popular music extending from the 1940's through to present time.
This is album review number 217 in the series of retro-reviews...
Listen To Older Voices: Sam See – Part 3
Welcome to the penultimate program in the story of Baby Boomer and successful musician, Sam See.
Sam See was born a Baby Boomer, when he was born at Darlinghurst in NSW in 1949. Like all...
Steve Tallis: Where Many Rivers Meet – A Review of his latest album
It was just on six years ago when I reviewed Steve Tallis' then latest release - The First Degree.
In fact it has taken Steve these six years to release his latest album - Where...
THAT RADIO CHICK CHERYL LEE REVIEWS THE HINDLEY STREET COUNTRY CLUB
DON’T STOP UNTIL YOU GET ENOUGH
Hindley Street Country Club leapt off our screens and onto the stage at the iconic Thebarton Theatre
https://youtu.be/xCAeE19sMUw
Last weekend, Adelaidians were going about our everyday lives, blissfully unaware we were...
Listen To Older Voices: Sam See – Part 2
This is the second of a 4-part program that features the Life & Times story of Australian musician, composer and producer, Sam See.
In the last program Sam talked about his family and their background...
Cream Of The Crate Review #216: Gene Vincent – The Gene Vincent Singles Album
These reviews are provided to help maintain a connection with various genres of popular music extending from the 1940's through to present time.
This is album review number 216 in the series of retro-reviews...
Cream Of The Crate Review #215: Elmore James – The Sky Is Falling
These reviews are provided to help maintain a connection with various genres of popular music extending from the 1940's through to present time.
This is album review number 215 in the series of retro-reviews...
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Cream Of The Crate review #214: Manning – Manning
These reviews are provided to help maintain a connection with various genres of popular music extending from the 1940's through to present time.
This is album review number 214 in the series of retro-reviews...
