Long interviews with the best of Australian Music Rock Legends like Iva Davies (Icehouse), Dave Faulkner (Hoodoo Gurus), Grace Knight (Eurogliders), Rob Hirst (Midnight Oil), Richard Clapton, Swanee, Diesel, Rick Price, Chantoozies, Madder Lake, Brendan McMahon, Russell Morris, Joe Camilleri, Mike Brady, Colleen Hewett, Michael Matthews (Manager / Author), Jeff Apter (Author), Jeff St John, John Brewster (The Angels), Tony Currenti (AC/DC Session Drummer), Darryl Cotton, and many more. These podcasts include the music that are their soundtracks.
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