Peter Warren’s Rooda – Energy & Vaudeville
Every day in May, to mark NZ Music Month, Gary Steel presents something local from his considerable behind. Personal archive, that is. Today’s surprise
The Chills, 1986
Every day in May, to mark NZ Music Month, Gary Steel presents something local from his considerable behind. Personal archive, that is. Today’s surprise
Philbo/Low Profile
Every day in May, to mark NZ Music Month, Gary Steel presents something local from his considerable behind. Personal archive, that is. Today’s surprise
Fetus Productions
Every day in May, to mark NZ Music Month, Gary Steel presents something local from his considerable behind. Personal archive, that is. Today’s surprise
Enz New Man
Every day in May, to mark NZ Music Month, Gary Steel presents something local from his considerable behind. Personal archive, that is. Today’s surprise
Free Form Phenomenon
Every day in May, to mark NZ Music Month, Gary Steel presents something local from his considerable behind. Personal archive, that is. Today’s surprise
New NZ Music Hall of Famer interviewed… 41 years ago!
Every day in May, to mark NZ Music Month, Gary Steel presents something local from his considerable behind. Personal archive, that is. Today’s surprise
Sonic Revelation
Every day in May, to mark NZ Music Month, Gary Steel presents something local from his considerable behind. Personal archive, that is. Today’s surprise
Karl Gordon: Sights Set High
Every day in May, to mark NZ Music Month, Gary Steel presents something local from his considerable behind. Personal archive, that is. Today’s surprise
Another Kiwi Music Legend Shuffles Off
Our little tribute to Dave McArtney – who passed away today at the age of 62 – is this interview, conducted by Gary Steel,
Rickie, Don’t Lose My Number
Gary Steel loves Rickie Lee Jones, who performs in Auckland this coming week. Below, he explains his love affair, and makes public for the
Apple Improvisations
Gary Steel revisits his first-ever trip to New York, and his chat with a music hero, avant guitarist Fred Frith.
Blast From The Arse – A STATE OF MIND
Gary Steel interviewed XTC's Andy Partridge during the group's NZ tour in 1980, and heard about fear of flying and nervous breakdowns.
Blast From The Arse: THE CROCODILES 1980
GARY STEEL turns red in the presence of a Crocodile, Jenny Morris. Later, another Crocodile joins the conversation…
The best band in the whole damn world
In which GARY STEEL gets an amazing opportunity: to chat with two out of three members of The Necks. A 25-year-old interview dredged to
From The Archives – the wit and wisdom of Chris Knox
GARY STEEL celebrates New Zealand Music Month by selecting some choice quotes by Chris Knox, many of them previously unpublished.
FROM THE ARCHIVES – Hawkwind
The surprising, depressing, yet strangely hilarious story of Hawkwind's tour of New Zealand. Compiled, and interviews conducted, by Gary Steel.
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