Join Cheryl Lee - That Radio Chick on STILL ROCKIN' IT for news, reviews, music and interviews with some of our favourite Australian musicians.

I chat with the iconic Australian singer-songwriter Pete Murray on the Still Rockin' It Podcast. Get ready to hear Pete's inspiring personal journey into music, which began unexpectedly at the age of 22. A pivotal moment—the sudden passing of his father—sparked Pete's passion for music and his appreciation for life's precious moments. Despite not having a musical background, Pete picked up a guitar and soon found himself performing Neil Young and Crowded House covers at barbecues. We explore the success of his breakout album "Feeler," which includes beloved track "So Beautiful."

But that's not all. Pete shares exciting details about his latest projects, including a humorous video idea with tennis stars and his uplifting new single, "Wouldn't It Be Good." He teases his upcoming tour across Australia and hints at his first-ever solo tour.

We discuss his musical inspirations, including those shared with his son, and his love for smooth rum on tour.

Don't miss out on the chance to have Pete perform in your own home through his "Play at Your Place" competition—a unique opportunity for fans to reconnect with this independent artist. Tune in for an engaging conversation that highlights Pete's unwavering connection with his audience and his ongoing musical evolution.

What has Pete Murray been up to lately? Let's find out!!

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Join Cheryl Lee - That Radio Chick on STILL ROCKIN' IT for news, reviews, music and interviews with some of our favourite Australian musicians.

Australian rock icon Diesel takes center stage as he shares the journey of his musical career and the creation of his poignant album, "Alone with the Blues," crafted during the trying times of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Join us as Diesel reflects on the unexpected challenges and silver linings of the past few years, expressing a deep gratitude for the return to live music and the exhilaration of touring once again. With captivating stories from the Mundi Mundi Music Festival and a heartfelt appreciation for the breathtaking landscapes of Broken Hill, Diesel's narrative is one of resilience and renewed connection with audiences in the post-pandemic world.

In this engaging episode, Diesel opens up about the inspirations that drive his prolific songwriting and the joy of collaboration, offering a glimpse into his creative process and the legacy he hopes to pass on to budding musicians.

From the influences of his musical family to his first electric guitar, gifted by his siblings, Diesel's passion for music is both palpable and infectious. We explore his strategic approach to crafting diverse and dynamic live performances, including the "Solo Forever Tour" and "Bootleg Melancholy Album Tour" shows with his three-piece band, where he masterfully blends fan-favorite hits with fresh material to create an unforgettable experience.

Whether you're a devoted fan or discovering Diesel for the first time, you're in for a treat as he shares the essence of a career that continues to evolve with each performance.

What has Mark Lizotte been up to lately? Let's find out!!

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What if you could trace the fascinating journey of a rock star from a non-musical household to leading one of Australia's most iconic bands?

Join us as we chat with Quan Yeomans, the charismatic frontman of Regurgitator, who shares his unique path to musical fame. From his initial resistance to piano lessons to discovering his passion for the guitar through the sounds of Led Zeppelin, Quan's story is one of serendipity and self-discovery. Hear about the mythicized origins of Regurgitator, including a memorable encounter with bandmate Ben Ely, and how Quan's supportive family played an unexpected role in his rise to stardom.

Take a nostalgic journey with us back to the 90s, reminiscing about the era's iconic bands like Little Birdie and Jebediah, and listen to Quan's excitement about the forthcoming Hotter Than Hell tour.

We explore the evolution of music consumption and how Quan's children influence his own listening habits, spanning from hip-hop to pop, featuring artists like Ivan Ooze and Olivia Rodrigo.

This episode promises engaging stories and insights, reminding us of the enduring appeal of 90s music and the importance of meaningful conversations in the music world.

What has Quan Yeomans been up to lately? Let's find out!!

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Nicky Bomba, the vibrant lead of the Melbourne Ska Orchestra, takes us on a rhythmic journey through two decades of ska music and collective creativity.

How does one harness the energy of 32 musicians without missing a beat? Nicky reveals the passion and chemistry that propel the orchestra forward, sharing stories of their triumphant tours, ARIA wins, and the camaraderie that keeps egos in check. This episode promises a backstage pass to the orchestra's final Australian performance in Adelaide before they embark on an international adventure.

In a heartfelt exploration, Nicky opens up about the musical legacy nurtured within his Maltese family, spotlighting a journey that saw him transition from electronics enthusiast and potential park ranger to full-time musician. We trace the roots of ska music, celebrating its evolution from Jamaica’s mento and calypso origins to its worldwide acclaim through iconic tracks like "My Boy Lollipop" and "Simmer Down" by Bob Marley and the Wailers.

This episode is a vibrant celebration of ska's history and Nicky's personal story, sure to resonate with music lovers and aspiring musicians alike.

What has Nicky Bomba been up to lately? Let's find out!!

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Join Cheryl Lee - That Radio Chick on STILL ROCKIN' IT for news, reviews, music and interviews with some of our favourite Australian musicians.

Kevin Mitchell, the versatile frontman of Jebediah and the folksy charm of Bob Evans, joins us for a spirited conversation on the Still Rockin' It podcast. Discover how he juggles his robust career with personal commitments, from rocking the stage at the Sydney Fringe Festival's 27 Club to managing family life and pursuing an arts degree.

Hear Kevin's take on his evolving musical journey, as he shares stories about crafting a unique performance that marries the acoustic and electric worlds of his dual personas. With a playlist rooted in the power pop and garage sounds of the late 80s and early 90s, Kevin reveals how these influences shape his latest creative endeavors.

Journey alongside Kevin as he reflects on nearly three decades of music-making, revealing the thrill and challenges of reimagining his extensive catalog for solo performances. From the nuances of selecting which Jebediah songs translate to the solo stage to the exciting prospect of upcoming tours, Kevin opens up about the intricacies of blending his musical identities.

Fans get a sneak peek into his family dynamics, including eldest daughter's love for rap and their shared anticipation of an Olivia Rodrigo concert. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to his music, this episode offers a celebration of Kevin Mitchell's enduring passion and creativity in the music world.

What has Kevin, I mean Bob, I mean Kevin. been up to lately? Let's find out!!

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Bob Starkey takes center stage as he shares the wild twists of fate that led him from commerce student to the vibrant world of Skyhooks. Picture this: a chance introduction by his brother Peter, and the next thing Bob knew, he was auditioning for a spot in one of the most iconic bands of the era.

Listen as Bob transports us back to the cultural whirlwind of the Beatles and Rolling Stones in England, detailing how these musical giants influenced his early dreams. His journey is a masterclass in embracing the unexpected, shifting gears from student life to the limelight, and finding his groove in a career that spans jingles, soundtracks, and a rich tapestry of musical achievements.

The saga continues with a deep dive into The Skyhooks Show's evolving sound, especially through the impactful addition of female vocalists. Bob reflects on the indelible mark left by powerhouse singers like Laura Davidson, whose vocal prowess and stage charisma became synonymous with the band's identity. As the band embarks on a new chapter, Sasha Theunissen from Mum's Favourite steps in, captivating audiences with her remarkable talent despite her youth.

Bob's storytelling offers a backstage pass into the band's dynamic and evolution, making this episode a treasure trove for anyone eager to learn about the music industry's ebbs and flows through the eyes of a seasoned artist.

What has Bongo been up to lately? Let's find out!!

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How did a kid from a religious family end up in one of Australia's most iconic punk rock bands?

Join us as we sit down with Peter Black, affectionately known as Blackie, from the Hard Ons. Blackie shares his incredible journey from learning the cornet to discovering the rebellious allure of punk rock after seeing the Sex Pistols on TV.

Listen to tales of the early days, the camaraderie formed in high school, and how he juggled his music career with day jobs like personal training and taxi driving. Blackie's story is a testament to the power of pursuing your passion against all odds.

This episode also features an exciting discussion about the Hard Ons' latest projects. We talk about their new album available in unique formats like limited edition colored vinyls, CDs, and cassettes, and hear about their upcoming 40th-anniversary Australian and international tours.

Blackie gives us a sneak peek into "The Most Australian Band Ever," a feature-length documentary celebrating their storied history.

From Blackie's eclectic music tastes to his laid-back tour rider demands, you'll get a comprehensive look at what makes the Hard Ons enduring icons in the rock scene.

Tune in for a chat filled with nostalgia, insights, and the thrilling anticipation of the band's future ventures.

What has Blackie been up to lately? Let's find out!!

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Have you ever wondered how a band evolves from casual jamming sessions to creating hits? Join us as we sit down with Brett, Anthony and Jack from 63 Deluxe to uncover the fascinating journey behind their musical success. Filmed in their rehearsal and recording space, Cheryl Lee and Vince Contarino lead an engaging conversation that captures the essence of the band's beginnings, revealing how friendship and spontaneity turned into unforgettable tracks like "My Favorite Hurricane." Dive into the warm, humorous atmosphere that defines their recording sessions at Twin Air Studios and get an intimate look at the band’s dynamic and creative synergy.

In the second part of our episode, we venture into the meticulous yet exhilarating world of music video production. Discover the blend of technical prowess and emotional depth that goes into creating visually stunning and impactful videos. Learn why a strong online and visual presence is an asset for artists in today's music landscape.

Our guests from 63 Deluxe share their pride in their latest work and the ongoing joy of collaboration, we introduce their hit song "My Favorite Hurricane" and invite you to watch the captivating film clip on YouTube.

Tune in for an episode filled with passion, creativity, and behind-the-scenes insights!

What have Bret, Anthony and Jack been up to lately? Let's find out!!

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