Podcast appearances and mentions of aria hall

This week, we honor the year 2004, along with Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Class of 2004 member Prince, we look at the case for putting Rick James into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and our spotlight Hall of Fame is the ARIA of Fame in Melbourne, Australia & inductee The Divinyls. Podcast Music Playlist - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSMDYrumQfYQe2FZA4-AYMbmr6R_TJyYf ALL MUSIC HISTORY TODAY  PODCAST NETWORK LINKS - https://allmylinks.com/musichistorytoday Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - RockHall.com ARIA Hall of Fame - artscentremelbourne.com.au --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/musichistorytodaypodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/musichistorytodaypodcast/support

This week, we honor the year in music for 2006, along with a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame class of 2006. We also look at the case for putting Peter Frampton into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Plus, our spotlight hall of fame is the ARIA Hall of Fame in Melbourne, Australia.Music playlist for this episode - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSMDYrumQfYQ7h-g5QrCFCNDdaroZnbNO Rock & Roll Hall of Fame - rockhall.com artscentremelbourne.com.au ALL MY MUSIC HALLS OF FAME PODCAST AUDIO LINKS - allmylinks.com/musichallsoffamepodcast CHECK OUT MY OTHER PODCAST, THE MUSIC HISTORY TODAY PODCAST - SPOTIFY LINKS: spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/j38tIzvNxAb THE MUSIC HISTORY TODAY PODCAST LINKS: allmylinks.com/musichistorytoday --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/musichistorytodaypodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/musichistorytodaypodcast/support

This week, we honor the year in music for 2000, along with a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame class of 2000. We also look at the case for putting Bjork into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Plus, our spotlight hall of fame is the ARIA Hall of Fame in Melbourne, Australia. Podcast Music Playlist - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSMDYrumQfYTGUUvTDB4qrbi3jFctw8ts Rock & Roll Hall of Fame - rockhall.com ARIA Hall of Fame - artscentremelbourne.com.au ALL MY MUSIC HALLS OF FAME AUDIO PODCAST LINKS - allmylinks.com/musichallsoffamepodcast THE MUSIC HISTORY TODAY PODCAST LINKS: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/musichistorytodaypodcast allmylinks.com/musichistorytoday --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/musichistorytodaypodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/musichistorytodaypodcast/support

"Love Makes The World" Well, he may live on a remote farm now, but back in the 80s there was nothing remote about Andrew Farris. The guy was everywhere. The Perth-born/Sydney-raised musician got his start in a band called Doctor Dolphin, but you probably know him best from his second band: INXS A multi-instrumentalist adept at piano, harmonica, and guitar, Farris and his brothers Tim and Jon along with Michael Hutchence, Kirk Pengilly and Garry Beers were at one point the biggest band on the planet. And that was at a really competitive time—you had U2, Depeche Mode, R.E.M., and DURAN DURAN--and INXS at their peak were bigger than all of them.They put out ten records with Hutchence and two others after his death and they were elected to the ARIA Hall of Fame in 2001. Pals since high school, Farris and Hutchence were a lethal songwriting combination and Farris really was the sonic architect of INXS’s sound. Not only that, but he co-wrote all but one of the band's top-40 hits in the U.S. Farris went on to produce for everyone from GUN to Yotu Yindhi and Jenny Morris and he snagged a Producer of the Year award at the ARIAS in 1990. He was inducted into the Australian Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2016 and in 2020 he was awarded with the Member of the Order of Australia. His new EP "Love Makes The World” is a country-tinged offering that’s contemplative, captivating and comforting. It’s a thoughtful blend of rootsy rock and lush acoustic numbers that perfectly capture the wondrous things the world does to the human heart. It’s aching, it’s wistful and it’s utterly lovely work. In this conversation Farriss talks to Alex about the joys of hard work, what it’s like to live in such a remote location and what made him pick up a guitar and write this new batch of such inspired material.

He accepted the ARIA Awards for Best Male Artist and Best Adult Contemporary Album this year. The indigenous singer-songwriter was also inducted into ARIA Hall of Fame. - 今年、2020年のARIA賞で最優秀男性アーティストなど２つの賞を受賞したほか、ARIAの殿堂入りしました。先住民シンガーソングライターの大御所で、彼自身が強制的に家族から引き離されて白人家庭で育てられた「Stolen Generation」に属します。

Today we’re howling at the moon with some robot wolves, we’re taking a stroll through the ARIA Hall of Fame, we’ll be using our noses to travel back in time, getting lost in giraffe GPS, and we’ll learn about concrete with an extra crunch.

Roger Mason is a musician and composer based in Australia. Although most wouldn't necessarily know him by name, you would certainly know Roger's work. He has played and recorded with some incredible musicians and bands over the years such as Gary Numan, Models, Divinyls, Icehouse, Jenny Morris and Johnny Diesel among others and wrote Wendy Matthews hit song Token Angels. He has been inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame for his time with Models and more recently has been recording and touring with Steve Kilbey (of The Church band). He is also an accomplished film and TV composer and has won multiple awards and nominations in the AACTAs, AFIs and APRA awards. He is currently nominated for two APRA Awards for his score on The Commons (Stan Original Series) and he has also completed scores for The Hungry Ghosts (SBS On Demand) and The Reckoning (due out soon on Netflix).

I was so excited to catch up with my old mate with the fantastic voice and the cool dance moves - Phil Burton. He was just about to fly off to Perth for quarantine #2 (he and family had arrived back from the US a month prior and had already completed 14 days in a Sydney hotel) so I was thrilled to get a cheeky hour to chew the fat together on the pod. I had the pleasure of working with Phil Burton and the rest of the band 20 years ago. They were a hard-working lovely bunch of young men then and now they are equally hard working and just slightly older. For those that don’t know Human Nature let me tell you… they have had four albums reach number one, have all been made orders of Australia, were recently inducted in the ARIA Hall of Fame, and have spent the last 12 years with a residency in Las Vegas performing their incredible Motown Show - I know over achievers!! And they are all looking mighty fine – I’ll take a job-lot of whatever anti-aging cream they are using please! The rest of Human Nature are heading straight from Las Vegas to WA ahead of their Dec show there followed by Brisbane and and the Gold Coast. HOW MUCH HAVE WE MISSED LIVE MUSIC…. Ah 2020. For Australian fans of the band their ‘Good Good Life’ tour will see the guys perform live shows all around Oz in 2021 – check out www.humannaturelive.com for more info and tickets. Enjoy my chat with the very lovely Mr Burton! Instagram @humannaturelive @philburton74edition See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on the Music Halls of Fame podcast, we honor a member of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame class of 1987, discuss Weezer's chances of induction into the Rock Hall, & our spotlight Hall of Fame is the ARIA Hall of Fame.

Steve Cooper talks with musician Andrew Farriss. Andrew is best known as the keyboardist, backing vocalist, main composer and one of the founding members of the rock band INXS. To date INXS has sold well over 50 million records. They have had 10 Australian Top 10 Singles, 7 U.S. Top 10 Singles, 3 Grammy nominations, a BRIT Award (for Best International Group), 5 MTV Music Video Awards, 7 ARIA Awards and elevation into the ARIA Hall of Fame. Andrew has written, produced, and performed music all over the globe for the last 40 years. He has written for or produced various other acts, such as Yothu Yindi, Tom Jones, Alisan Porter, Tania Kernaghan, and Jenny Morris. His personal awards include: Producer of the Year at the ARIA Music Awards for his work on Jenny Morris’s album Shiver which went triple platinum and he was inducted into the Australian Songwriter Hall of Fame in 2016. He recently recorded his first solo album.

Welcome To Another Episode of The Decoding Purpose Podcast.When it comes to guests, I am always intentional about finding people from all walks of life. This includes thought leaders, scientists, entrepreneurs, actors, artists...the list goes on! Why do I do it? Because in every conversation, there is a golden thread. I can look inside for the patterns...the codes of meaning, and in doing so, I can connect more deeply with one thing—our human nature. And that awesome because today's guest is also from chart topping music group Human Nature. His name...the one and only Phil Burton.So what has Phil Burton got to say about purpose? What I want to tell you is that Phil's journey encapsulates what the golden threads of purpose are all about. His story is one that captures the power of a dream, the focus, the commitment and the discipline to do the work, it is a story about courage, taking risks, and showing up time and time again to do world-class work as an individual and as a team with one focus - the creation of harmonies and rhythm. It's a conversation that is bigger than the singing of a song - because its about the meaning of the music. The joy and the happiness shared with so many people over a career spanning more than 30 years. Finally, this is a story of deep humility, and Phil Burton has that in spades. He is one of the kindest people I know.Now...I have something to confess. I am currently trying to make my introductions a little shorter with strict instruction from the shows producer but even if that wasn't the case and I had an hour to do this intro I still wouldn't get through the long list of award-winning hits, albums and shows produced by these Aussie legends. What I will say is Human Nature has been at the top of their game for more than 30 years, they have held a residence in Vegas for the last tens years with unprecedented success, and In November 2019 Human Nature were inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame.So without further delay lets pop on those dancing shoes and get ready to croon with none other than the Aussie music legend himself the one and only Phil Burton.

This week on the Music Halls of Fame Podcast, we honor a member of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame class of 2012, discuss Jay-Z's chance of getting inducted into the Rock Hall, & our spotlight Hall is the ARIA Hall of Fame.

To put it simply, Col Joye and the Joy Boys are Australian Music Royalty.Leader's of the Rock n Roll revolution in this country, Col Joye and the Joy Boys were at the forefront of spreading the word of Rock n Roll to the masses from the late 1950's and beyond.Col Joye and the Joy Boys were the first Australian act to claim the No.1 spot on the local charts with Bye Bye Baby  - and many more hits were to come - in all, they have released over 50 singles, 30 EP's and 40 albums.An ARIA Hall of Famer, as a promoter, manager and producer Col has helped create and encourage many stars in the making, including one of the worlds highest selling acts, the Bee Gees.A star of the hit parade and constant chart topper, Col was also the star of the iconic television show Bandstand.The special guest for this episode is the legend himself, Col Joye.Thanks for Listening to Awesome Aussie SongsGuest Suggestions are more than welcomed.Awesome Aussie Songs is presented by Josh Ursem and written and produced by Sheldon Kidd.Intro / outro music is Australia, So Nice by Holly KirstenHail, Hail, Australian Rock n Roll.

This week on the Music Halls of Fame podcast, we honor a member of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame class of 2004, we make the case for you to vote for Nine Inch Nails to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, & our spotlight Hall is the ARIA Hall of Fame.

Kasey Chambers is a living legend. Five number one albums, fourteen ARIA Awards, she recently became the youngest woman to be inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame. Kasey grew up with music. As a kid she’d travel across the Nullabor with her dad, at the end of each day the family would always gather around the campfire to sing songs. She’d end up playing with the family band, but it was her 1999 debut album The Captain that was her breakthrough to a solo career that has been rich and rewarding. That debut turns 20 this year, so I thought it’d be fun to reflect back on the other musical breakthroughs through Kasey’s life. The moments that have nudged her in a new direction, or won her as a fan. Hearing Kasey talk about music is a joy; as with her own music, she wears her heart on her sleeve. From Emmylou Harris to Beyonce to Steve Earle, this is a beautiful journey through a life filled with gratitude. Emmylou Harris - ‘Boulder to Birmingham’ Ben Harper - ‘Fight For Your Mind’ J.S. Ondara - ‘Torch Song’ Beyoncé - ‘Don't Hurt Yourself {Ft. Jack White}’ Steve Earle - ‘Copperhead Road’

Get your passport ready, because today we’re talking about Australia! We compare the Rock Hall to the ARIA Hall of Fame, then discuss 8 Rock Hall-worthy Australian artists such as INXS, Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds, Midnight Oil and more! 

Danni Doporto for Women In Pop talks to Australian music legend Kasey Chambers on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of her debut solo album ‘The Captain’. They chat about the re-release of the album in a deluxe edition, Kasey’s induction into the ARIA Hall of Fame and the changes in the music industry over the last 20 years.

You would think after 50 years in the music industry, a swag of hits and a truck load of awards, ARIA Hall of Fame artist, Russell Morris would be confident of his talent. But as his shares with Matt Collins in their Coffee Chat, he still doubts his abilities. Still touring and making great music, Russell says he owes a lot to plain old luck and one Ian 'Molly' Meldrum who tapped him on the should as a teenager and asked if he could manage Russell and is band. The rest, as they say, is history.

To put it simply, Col Joye is Australian Music Royalty.A leader of the Rock n Roll revolution in this country from the very start, Col Joye and the Joy Boys were at the forefront of spreading this new 'devils music' to the masses in the late 1950's.Col Joye and the Joy Boys were the first Australian act to hit No.1 on the local charts and in all, they have released over 50 singles, 30 EP's and 40 albums. An ARIA Hall of Famer and also awarded an Order of Australia, Col Joye has achieved plenty on the actual music side of things, with a string of No.1 hits and literally thousands of sold out shows, however, it is the business side of the industry that Col and his many family members of the Jacobsen clan have found amazing success.As a promoter, manager and producer Col has helped create and encourage many stars in the making, including one of the worlds biggest selling acts, the Bee Gees. A star of the hit parade and constant chart topper, Col was also the star of the iconic television show Bandstand. Thanks for Listening - please like our Facebook page - All Australian Music Stories. Guest Suggestions are more than welcomed. Hail, Hail, Australian Rock n Roll.

This is Part 2 of the Col Joye and the Joy Boys episode.To put it simply, Col Joye is Australian Music Royalty.A leader of the Rock n Roll revolution in this country from the very start, Col Joye and the Joy Boys were at the forefront of spreading this new 'devils music' to the masses in the late 1950's.Col Joye and the Joy Boys were the first Australian act to hit No.1 on the local charts and in all, they have released over 50 singles, 30 EP's and 40 albums. An ARIA Hall of Famer and also awarded an Order of Australia, Col Joye has achieved plenty on the actual music side of things, with a string of No.1 hits and literally thousands of sold out shows, however, it is the business side of the industry that Col and his many family members of the Jacobsen clan have found amazing success.As a promoter, manager and producer Col has helped create and encourage many stars in the making, including one of the worlds biggest selling acts, the Bee Gees. A star of the hit parade and constant chart topper, Col was also the star of the iconic television show Bandstand. Thanks for Listening - please like our Facebook page - All Australian Music Stories. Guest Suggestions are more than welcomed. Hail, Hail, Australian Rock n Roll.

Huge show of guests - Ed Sheeran calls in, Lachy Hulme pops in studio and we celebrate with ARIA Hall of Fame inductee Daryl Braithwaite! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ash, Kip and Luttsy chat with Daryl Braithwaite about joining the ARIA Hall of Fame See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

He’s an Australian music iconic with hits such as “The Horses” and “One Summer” and now Daryl Braithwaite is being inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame  

After 50 years in the music business ARIA Hall of Fame singer-songwriter Brian Cadd has released a new album called Bulletproof. He took some time with Pip to outline how it all came out, from taking on hits the wrote for other artists, to the Farnsy song which won an international songwriting competition - beating out ABBA!

Steve Kilbey is a songwriter, musician and author. Steve is best known as the songwriter and frontman of Australian rock band The Church, a role which he has inhabited for 35 years across the band’s extensive and respected career. In 2014, he became a published author with the release of his memoir, Something Quite Peculiar, which explored his history working as a professional musician, from his first job playing in a popular cover band in Canberra as a teenager, through to more recent years as he approaches 60. I first met Steve in February 2013, when I interviewed him for my book Talking Smack, about his experiences with illicit drugs in general and his addiction to heroin in particular. The Kilbey chapter opened the book, not only because it was the most immediately engaging and transformative story, but because Steve is such an articulate and fascinating interviewee that I was tempted to just publish the transcript in its entirety, and leave it at that. (An edited version of the Kilbey chapter from Talking Smack was published in The Weekend Australian Review, which you can read here; there’s also a funny YouTube clip filmed at our first meeting here.) This conversation took place on a Sunday afternoon in a downmarket hotel room in inner-city Brisbane in early July, when The Church were playing two shows at The Triffid. This was billed as a double-album tour, where the 1982 album The Blurred Crusade and the band’s most recent album, Further/Deeper, were intended to be played in full, but as we discuss here, the band soon realised that wasn’t such a good idea. While we spoke, Steve and I sat on the floor of the hotel room, with the microphone between us. There were a couple of other blokes in the room while we recorded: fellow journalist Michael Dwyer, and Mike Brook, who filmed our interview as part of the documentary about Kilbey he’s currently working on. Our conversation touches on the experience of writing his memoir, and Steve’s response to my review published in The Weekend Australian; the differences between his on-stage and off-stage personalities; how he went about learning the bass guitar; how his artistic career is dictated by money, and how he enjoys being lean and hungry; the origins of his remarkable blog, which is named The Time Being; and how he prefers to write lyrics in a stream-of-consciousness style that’s rarely edited between the page and finalised albums. Steve Kilbey began his professional music career when he was 17. He played in several bands before forming The Church in Sydney in 1980. After some initial success, Kilbey and The Church shot to international fame in 1988 when their album Starfish, featuring the song ‘Under the Milky Way’, rose to the top of the music charts in both Australia and the US. Kilbey has collaborated with a vast array of musicians on various projects and has produced a number of solo works as well. He is also a painter, poet and music producer. In 2010 The Church was inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame. Steve Kilbey currently lives in Bondi, Sydney and continues to evolve through his craft as a vocalist, songwriter, poet, artist, actor, writer and guitarist bringing all his talents together for unique and instinctive performances. Show notes and links to Steve's writing and music discussed in this episode: http://penmanshippodcast.com/episode-9-steve-kilbey/ Steve Kilbey on Twitter: @SteveKilbey Penmanship on Twitter: @PenmanshipAU penmanshippodcast.com