Sandy Kaye Presents 'A Breath of Fresh Air'

Sandy Kaye Presents 'A Breath of Fresh Air' Do you love music? Are you a '60s '70s and '80s fan? Check out A Breath of Fresh Air. Their Lives.Their Stories.Their Music. And featuring their hit songs!

Some of our best loved artists sharing their life stories in their own voices. A must listen!

Have you missed them? Find out where they've been and welcome them back https://abreathoffreshair.com.au/episodes/wet-we...
24/09/2025

Have you missed them? Find out where they've been and welcome them back https://abreathoffreshair.com.au/episodes/wet-wet-wet-love-is-all-around-hits-history-hidden-gems/ Growing Up In The 70s and 80s Ultimate 70's Fan Page Rock Legends Music From the 70s 80's & 90s Remembering The '50s, '60s, '70s & '80s ~ Music & Memories Classic Rock 60s 70s 80s 90s Oldies, Music We Loved (60’s, 70’s & 80’s)

Wet Wet Wet’s Graeme Clark & Kevin Simm talk “Love Is All Around,” Glasgow beginnings, global fame, and the band’s exciting new era.

What an awesome story. What incredible music. What a talented man.
21/09/2025

What an awesome story. What incredible music. What a talented man.

Sixto Rodriguez: From Obscurity to IconThe story of Sixto Diaz Rodriguez is one of music’s most remarkable twists of fate. Born in Detroit in 1942 to Mexican...

What a legend. What a story. https://abreathoffreshair.com.au/episodes/sixto-rodriguez-the-magic-and-the-mystery/  Rock ...
17/09/2025

What a legend. What a story. https://abreathoffreshair.com.au/episodes/sixto-rodriguez-the-magic-and-the-mystery/ Rock Legends Growing Up In The 70s and 80s Ultimate 70's Fan Page Music From the 70s 80's & 90s Sugarman - The Rodriguez Story Classic Rock 60s 70s 80s 90s

Discover the story of Sixto Rodriguez, the ‘Sugar Man’ who went from Detroit obscurity to global icon, inspiring generations with his music.

Happy heavenly birthday BB King who would have turned 100 today!
16/09/2025

Happy heavenly birthday BB King who would have turned 100 today!

Bobby Hart, who co-authored several hits for The Monkees with his co-writer Tommy Boyce has died at the age of 86. His d...
14/09/2025

Bobby Hart, who co-authored several hits for The Monkees with his co-writer Tommy Boyce has died at the age of 86. His death, followed a long illness. With partner Tommy Boyce, Bobby penned tracks like ‘I Wanna Be Free,’ ‘Last Train to Clarksville, the iconic ‘Monkees’ theme, and so many more, in addition to his solo songwriting career with hits like ‘Hurt So Bad’ for Little Anthony & the Imperials. Boyce and Hart, under their own names, also placed nine singles on the Billboard chart, including the 1967-68 Top 10 “I Wonder What She’s Doing Tonite". The Monkees Boyce and Hart (official) Music of the 60s & 70s 60's, 70's & 80's pop culture

After five decades Leo Sayer still feels like dancing! FInd out why. https://abreathoffreshair.com.au/episodes/leo-sayer...
10/09/2025

After five decades Leo Sayer still feels like dancing! FInd out why. https://abreathoffreshair.com.au/episodes/leo-sayer-talks-fame-music-and-five-decades-of-hits/ Growing Up In The 70s and 80s Ultimate 70's Fan Page Rock Legends COUNTDOWN 1974-1987 (Popular Australian music show) Pop music Classic Music 70's 80's 90's Classic Rock 60s 70s 80s 90s 1980s Classic Music

Join us for a lively chat with Grammy-winning pop legend Leo Sayer as he shares stories behind his biggest hits and five decades in music.

A founding member of Grammy award-nominated '70’s rock band, Supertramp, Rick Davies has died following a long battle wi...
08/09/2025

A founding member of Grammy award-nominated '70’s rock band, Supertramp, Rick Davies has died following a long battle with cancer. The British singer-songwriter who had made his home in Long Island was 81. Davies co-founded Supertramp in 1970 with singer-songwriter Roger Hodgson. before being joined by Dougie Thomson, Bob Siebenberg, and John Helliwell for a 10-year stint in Supertramp lasting from 1973 to 1983. The band had a range of worldwide hits including Give a Little Bit, Breakfast in America, The Logical Song, and Take the Long Way Home and received four Grammy nominations, including Album of the Year for Breakfast in America in 1980. Their final album, Slow Motion, was released in 2002. Davies was diagnosed with multiple myeloma in 2015 which led to the band cancelling a 25-date European tour.

Mark Volman, the singer and guitarist who co-founded The Turtles and sang on their 1967 hippie anthem “Happy Together,” ...
05/09/2025

Mark Volman, the singer and guitarist who co-founded The Turtles and sang on their 1967 hippie anthem “Happy Together,” has died. He was 78. The Californian singer was also known as one half of the comedy rock duo Flo & Eddie.
Volman was born in Los Angeles on April 19, 1947. He grew up in the suburb of Westchester, where he met New York-born Howard Kaylan in early 1963. Volman joined Kaylan's instrumental surf rock band the Nightriders, shortly before the group changed their name to the Crossfires.The band signed their first record deal and released a single, “Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde”, before renaming themselves The Tyrtles. The name was a homage to The Byrds and The Beatles as they pursued a more folk rock-influenced sound. They had changed their name again, to The Turtles, before having their first Top 10 hit in 1965 with a cover of Bob Dylan's “It Ain’t Me Babe.” The breakthrough hit provided the title for their debut album, released in October 1965. This was followed by a second album, 1966’s You Baby, which failed to chart. However, 1967 single “Happy Together” went to number one, becoming the band’s signature hit and an anthem of the Summer of Love.

04/09/2025

Tom Shipley, who, beginning in the late ’60s partnered with Mike Brewer in the American folk-rock duo Brewer & Shipley, best known for their 1971 hit single “One T**e Over the Line,” has died. He was 84.

04/09/2025
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FIVE may not be a name that you or I know well but I'm sure your kids will go crazy when they hear they're coming to town!

With 11 Top 10 singles, four Top 10 albums and a BRIT Award to their name, Five were one of the UK's biggest boy bands of the '90s and early noughties. And now, the lads are back together and heading downunder. The boy band formed in 1997 after a series of auditions staged by Spice Girls creators Bob and Chris Herbert and were signed by pop hitmaker Simon Cowell. Five sold 20 million records over four years before they split in 2001, with a succession of pop bangers hitting the top 10 in Australia including Keep On Movin’, When The Lights Go Out and Everybody Get Up. Now in their mid - late forties, the boys have grown into men. Catching up with them from London, they reflect on what a whirlwind it was back then.
They recall highlights from their trip to Tokyo when they didn't even know what sushi was.
They talk about how much they've missed being together, the strong bonds they've endured over the years and how different life is for them today.

It's certainly going to be a party when these guys hit town next May! With arena shows across Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth the Keep On Movin Tour 2026 is a show you (or your kids) won’t want to miss!I

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