Podcasts about Tex Perkins

Australian icon Tex Perkins takes us through his legendary career, from The Cruel Sea & The Beasts recent works, to wild ARIA award nights, his atrocious habits with vinyl records, reissuing his works on vinyl and lots more.  Topics Include: Tex Perkins rehearsing with The Cruel Sea for upcoming gigs. Bringing back "deep cuts" from 30 years ago. Band already prepared the songs before his arrival. Feels like "personal karaoke" returning to old material. Gains fresh perspective on older songs with time. Sometimes writes songs instinctively, not from personal experience. Song "Hard For You" channeled rage he hadn't experienced. Recorded with Kid Congo Powers from Bad Seeds. ARIA Awards incident clarified - didn't stab anyone. Hit someone with a glass at an after-party. Molly Meldrum was present during the altercation. Lived with Jules Normington of Phantom Records. Paid rent by washing Jules' dishes. Had access to Jules' extensive record collection. Especially enjoyed 60s punk and garage rock records. Met John Foy, who was pedantic about record handling. Music scattered across many different record labels. Controls some albums, but not all. Universal owns The Cruel Sea and some Beasts albums. Axeman's Jazz recorded and mixed in six hours. Recent album "Ultimo" recorded differently - basic tracks then laptop. Modern recording allows more experimentation without studio costs. Prefers vinyl album lengths around 18-20 minutes per side. Three Legged Dog being released on three vinyl sides. Spanish reissues were "handshake deals" with unclear accounting. Appreciates unashamedly Australian content in newer bands. Newer bands don't hide their Australian accents. Never experienced censorship of his music. Had releases in different regions without his knowledge. No accounting from Big Time label after bankruptcy. Performed with The Legendary Stardust Cowboy in 1985. "Ledge" known for having "world's worst record" - Paralyzed. Backed Ledge with James Baker, Spencer Jones, Lachlan McLeod. Ledge progressively stripped during his performance. Threw Frisbee paper plates with drawings into the audience. EXTENDED, Commercial free, high resolution version of this podcast is available at: www.Patreon.com/VinylGuide Listen on Apple: https://apple.co/2Y6ORU0 Listen on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/36qhlc8

As they prepare for a new album launch - Straight Into The Sun is out on March 7 - Australian rock superstars The Cruel Sea show the youngsters how it’s done, with the effortless swagger of Tex Perkins setting the tone. Find out more about The Front podcast here. You can read about this story and more on The Australian's website or on The Australian’s app. This episode of The Front is presented by Claire Harvey, produced and edited by Jasper Leak, who also composed our original music.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wondering what ever happened to Don Walker and Cold Chisel? Or maybe what songs Don wrote for the band and what his solo stuff is like? Check this out ... Don Walker, hailed as one of Australia's finest songwriters, has built an enduring legacy through his work with Cold Chisel, his solo career, and his literary pursuits. Born in Ayr, Queensland, in 1951, Don spent his formative years on a sugarcane farm, an environment that shaped his deep appreciation for storytelling and the Australian landscape. Despite excelling academically and earning a physics degree from the University of Queensland, music remained his true calling. He began writing songs in his teenage years, influenced by country, blues, and the emerging rock 'n' roll sounds of the 1960s. In 1973, while living in Adelaide, Don co-founded Cold Chisel with Ian Moss, Phil Small, Steve Prestwich, and Jimmy Barnes. As the band's principal songwriter and keyboardist, Don crafted songs that resonated with the Australian experience, blending gritty realism with poetic lyricism. Cold Chisel's music, powered by Don's writing, captured the struggles, triumphs, and heartbreaks of ordinary lives. Tracks like Khe Sanh, a tale of a Vietnam veteran's post-war alienation, and Flame Trees, a nostalgic reflection on love and small-town life, became Australian anthems. Cold Chisel rose to prominence in the late '70s and early '80s, releasing landmark albums such as East and Circus Animals. Don's songwriting was praised for its depth and sophistication, setting the band apart in the Australian rock scene. Despite their massive success, internal tensions led to the band's breakup in 1983. Their farewell concert, The Last Stand, cemented their place in Australian music history. After Cold Chisel's breakup, Don turned his focus to solo projects. He formed the Catfish, releasing the album Unlimited Address in 89, which showcased his ability to blend rock, blues, and jazz influences. He later pursued a solo career under his own name, releasing We're All Gunna Die (1995), Cutting Back (2006), and Hully Gully (2013). These albums highlighted his distinctive narrative voice and ability to explore the darker corners of human experience with wit and insight. Beyond music, Don ventured into literature, publishing Shots in 2009, a memoir that offered a vivid and unflinching look at his life and career. The book was praised for its raw honesty and lyrical prose, further cementing his reputation as a master storyteller. Cold Chisel reunited several times, releasing new music and touring to the delight of their loyal fan base. Don's role in the band remained central, as he continued to pen songs that connected with audiences across generations. His collaborations with other artists, including Slim Dusty, Troy Cassar-Daley, and Tex Perkins, underscored his influence on Australian music. Don Walker's career spans decades of creative output, from iconic anthems to introspective solo works and literary achievements. His ability to capture the essence of Australian life through his art has made him a cultural icon and a revered figure in the nation's musical and storytelling traditions. Don joins us this week to share his incredible story. If you have a comment, query or suggestion for a future guest, please get in touch with me through my website I hope you enjoy this episode!

Bathurst winner Brodie Kostecki on his win, we hear your ghost encounters, Tex Perkins joins us and the boys remember the mischief they got up to in the high school Science lab.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Director Ingrid Ganley is joined by Annie cast-members Calliope Xintavelonis, Esther Walsh, and Lyla Fairfield, for a chat with Kaz and Tubes about their upcoming 15-performance run of Annie the Musical at the Theatre Royal. The Cruel Sea's Tex Perkins announces the band's first album in 23 years, with the release of their ‘Straight into the Sun' single today. Kaz shares a handy life hack for knowing if your power went off while away on holidays. Plus, we hear Free-Plugs from Tassie locals, including details of the Dodges Ferry Horse Riding Club's Cow Day this Sunday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Clairsy told Lisa about a museum in Dorset, England, which is hosting a nudie night. The History of Sound series continued today as the guys moved on to vinyl. Expert Crispian Winsor told the guys about the rise, the fall and the resurrection of vinyl records and how they actually work. After finding out about the origins of vinyl, Clairsy & Lisa opened the phones to find out what was your first vinyl record. In The Shaw Report, Elon Musk has bought a new, very fast and  very expensive private jet and Chad Michael Murray fans rejoice, One Tree Hill is officially getting rebooted. Tex Perkins is back in town performing in The Rolling Stones Revue which is playing soon at the Astor Theatre and he also had some huge news for fans of The Cruel Sea. The York Festival is back for 2024 so Clairsy and Lisa spoke to Festival Organizer, Jo Bryant who told them what we can expect at this year's festival.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One of our favourite people, Tex Perkins called Clairsy & Lisa ahead of The Rolling Stones Revue that he's a part of at the Astor Theatre plus he revealed huge news for fans of The Cruel Sea.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dive in to Triple M's latest gig review, featuring the iconic Beasts of Bourbon's unforgettable performance at the Metro Theatre in Sydney. Despite the dreary weather, the legendary band brought their unmistakable grunt to the stage, thrilling fans with a night of raw energy and timeless tracks. In this special episode, our host Row dives deep into the heart of the show, starting from the moment Tex Perkins, with his characteristic swagger, led the band through a set list that promised—and delivered—an exceptional rock experience. This episode isn't just a gig review; it's a tribute to the enduring spirit of The Beasts, who, against the backdrop of personal battles and the bittersweet realities of life, showcased their unparalleled talent and commitment to rock 'n' roll. With the original lineup of Tex Perkins, James Baker, Boris Sudjovic, Kim Salmon, and Charlie Owen taking the stage, the event marked a poignant moment in the band's history, celebrating their journey and the indelible mark they've left on the music world. Row captures the essence of the night, from the high-energy performances of "I Don't Care About Nothing Anymore" and "Saturated" to a bold cover of The Rolling Stones' "Cocksucker Blues," culminating in the rousing finale, "Ten Wheels for Jesus." The Beasts' reputation for raucous live shows and their notoriety for debaucherous tales were all on full display, proving once again that rock 'n' roll isn't just music—it's a lifestyle.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Interview by Kris PetersAustralian blues/rock outfit Beasts Of Bourbon have been a mainstay of the Aussie music scene for over 40 years, blending a blues-infused swagger with sleazy rock and tonnes of attitude to create a musical aura that is as much about the musicians who make up the band as it is the music itself.Originally formed with James Baker on drums (ex-Hoodoo Gurus, The Scientists), Spencer P. Jones on guitar (The Johnnys), Tex Perkins on vocals (Dum Dums), Kim Salmon on guitar and Boris Sujdovic on bass guitar (both ex-The Scientists), the Beasts Of Bourbon went through several line-up changes over the years, with Tex Perkins and Jones being the only regular contributors.After disbanding in 1985 following their debut album The Axeman's Jazz it seemed the music of Beasts Of Bourbon would be lost into the channels of Australian history but they reformed just two years later and released a second album Sour Mash the following year.Several albums followed, culminating in 2007s Little Animals before Beasts Of Bourbon disbanded once more, seemingly for good.2013 saw a couple of select 30th anniversary shows before another slide into the unknown until 2019 when the band re-emerged under the shortened name of Beasts.After a new album Still Here came out in 2019 Beasts went back into slumber, resurfacing last year for 40th anniversary celebrations, with the response being so overwhelmingly positive that the band are on the cusp of undertaking a six-date nation tour with the intention of taking their music and legacy even further than the two shows last year allowed.HEAVY caught up with guitarist Kim Salmon to find out more."It has been a while, really, since we've done any touring in earnest with this band," he nodded. "It was just before the pandemic, so probably four years. We did a couple of shows last year with our original drummer James Baker, and we recorded that and we were so excited about that recording that we thought we'd take it out on the road. We're going to actually release some of this stuff. This is a beauty."We mention that HEAVY is a big fan of live albums, to which Salmon replied, "me too. There's been some good ones over the years. There's also been some less than good ones, but this one I think is… we were gonna call it… Tex and I were talking about it (laughs) and throwing titles around, and we thought how about The Best Live Album Ever Recorded or The Best Live Album Ever, but I had this thing… like there's Slade Alive and Kiss Alive, so I thought why not Beasts Alive? So we're putting that out through a French label called Beast Records. But that won't be out until September, I think. We've got a five track 12" that will only be available at the gig and that's some tracks taken from that recording."In the full interview, Kim talks more about the tour and what to expect, if he still enjoys touring after so much time on the road, the enduring success of Beasts and why, the rocky road to success, changing the band name from Beasts Of Bourbon to Beasts and why, their debut album The Axeman's Jazz and his thought of it 40 years later, future plans and more.

Clairsy & Lisa opened the phones to ask how much have you've paid for a meal after a company has started offering a gourmet meal in space for over $700,000. Clairsy told Lisa about a rat issue in the UK which is affecting house prices, then Lisa told Clairsy about some rats who have been getting high on evidence used in drug cases at the New Orleans Police Department. WA Minister for planning John Carey has an announcement about Yagan Square so he called Clairsy & Lisa to tell them all about it. Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire hits cinemas today and our movie guy Ben O'Shea reviewed it for us. In The Shaw Report, the reason Steven Speilberg had to write a giant cheque for Elizabeth Taylor while she was filming The Flintstones movie. Clairsy spoke to Lisa about her obsession with 80s pop star Scott Carne and Tex Perkins.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Segunda entrega de esta serie de episodios en donde repasamos el 2023 a través de 100 canciones favoritas seleccionadas entre los discos que nos han llegado a lo largo del año. Playlist;(sintonía) TITO RAMÍREZ “Poder de amor”LOS MEJILLONES TIGRE “Destruye al influencer”DOCTOR DIVAGO “El día después”JAVIER ANDREU “El hombre que salía demasiado”GUADALUPE PLATA “Ruina”DADDY LONG LEGS “Nightmare”TEX PERKINS and THE FAT RUBBER BAND “I wanna be close to you”LES GREENE and TELEVISIONARIES “Few and far between”THE TELEVISIONARIES “You can do what you want to do”THE T-MAKERS “My records”NICK WATERHOUSE “Looking for a place”RAMBALAYA “Lonesome road”MARCOS SENDARRUBIAS “Oh babe”CECYLIA and THE CANDY KINGS “Back in 1955”THE DAMNED “Western promise”THE NUDE PARTY “Ride on”Escuchar audio

The Cruel Sea are doing a gig at Freo Prison on Saturday Night and lead singer Tex Perkins gave Clairsy & Lisa a buzz. He told them all about a Rolling Stones soundcheck which blew him away back in the 90s at Perry Lakes Stadium. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Clairsy & Lisa opened the phones about what took a long time to learn. Kate Ceberano is performing at the Concert Hall this Saturday and she gave Clairsy & Lisa a call Clairsy & Lisa spoke about some upcoming changes at Australia Post. In The Shaw Report, Is Nicholas Cage retiring plus the definitive answer from Marvel as to whether we'll see Iron Man on the big screen again. The Cruel Sea are performing at Freo Prison on Saturday Night, lead singer Tex Perkins spoke to the guys about the show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to Just Ace - a podcast about the 90s Australian Alternative Music Scene - whatever the hell that means. This week, we look at Tex Perkins, Beasts Of Bourbon, The Cruel Sea and much more. Show notes, including information on all the music heard, is on the website. Check it out – Just Ace 90s Follow Facebook Instagram Sign up for emails Support Patreon Buy Me A Coffee Buy a poster You can write to us at justace90s [at] gmail [dot] com

A man of many bands, a singer of many songs, a performer, and an Aussie rock icon! With stories to boot! With a cool demeanour and a voice that can evoke the deepest emotions from the darkest corners of your soul, Tex Perkins is more than just a rockstar; he's a living embodiment of the Australian rock spirit. From the early days of Beasts of Bourbon to the fiery performances with The Cruel Sea, this rock maverick has never shied away from pushing boundaries and challenging the status quo. He is a force to be reckoned with in the world of music and he has the incredible experiences and stories to prove it! The Cruel Sea “The Honeymoon is Over”  30th Anniversary Edition has been released on vinyl and is available now! Tex is also currently touring, so check him out and get to him in the flesh. Tickets here!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A man of many bands, a singer of many songs, a performer, and an Aussie rock icon! With stories to boot! With a cool demeanour and a voice that can evoke the deepest emotions from the darkest corners of your soul, Tex Perkins is more than just a rockstar; he's a living embodiment of the Australian rock spirit. From the early days of Beasts of Bourbon to the fiery performances with The Cruel Sea, this rock maverick has never shied away from pushing boundaries and challenging the status quo. He is a force to be reckoned with in the world of music and he has the incredible experiences and stories to prove it! The Cruel Sea “The Honeymoon is Over”  30th Anniversary Edition has been released on vinyl and is available now! Tex is also currently touring, so check him out and get to him in the flesh. Tickets here!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A rock god, Perko sure does entertain us with his Player Profile! From his special Spaghetti Bolognese ingredient which came from an unlikely source to stapling cushions onto the frame of a billiard table, and making pizzas to make a crust.  This Aussie rock sensation WILL put a smile on your dile! The Cruel Sea “The Honeymoon is Over”  30th Anniversary Edition has been released on vinyl and is available now! Tex is also currently touring, so check him out and get to him in the flesh. Tickets here!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“Tell everybody!; 21st Century Juke Joint Blues from Easy Eye Sound”. Desde el sello de Dan Auerbach (The Black Keys) se lanza esta compilación de blues, con artistas veteranos y jóvenes promesas que han pasado por el estudio del productor en Nashville. Playlist; (sintonía) MOONRISERS “Tall shadow” (Tall everybody!, 2023) ROBERT FINLEY “Tell everybody!” (Tell everybody!, 2023) R.L. BOYCE “Coal black mattie” (Tell everybody!, 2023) DAN AUERBACH “Every chance I get (I want you in the flesh)” (Tell everybody!, 2023) NAT MYERS “Willow witchin’” (Tell everybody!, 2023) GABE CARTER “Anything you need” (Tell everybody!, 2023) LEO BUD WELCH “Don’t let the devil ride” (Tell everybody!, 2023) GLENN SCHWARTZ “Collinwood fire” (Tell everybody!, 2023) TEX PERKINS and THE FAT RUBBER BAND “A place in the Sun” (ST, 2021) THE ROLLING STONES “Rolling Stone Blues” (Hackney diamonds, 2023) Versión y Original; MUDDY WATERS “Rolling Stone” (1950) DADDY LONG LEGS “Stop what you’re doing” (Street serenade, 2023) NICK WATERHOUSE “Looking for a place” (The fooler, 2023) Escuchar audio

November is Oz Music Month. To acknowledge Jerome has perused the archives at sablues.org, checked out the Australian contingency from the not so distant past and selected 18 rock, roots and blues tracks for podcast 440. Playlist: Artist - Album - Track. 1 Allison Forbes - Dead Men Tell No Tales - Angry In Suburbia. 2 Grace Cummings - Praise You. 3 Tori Forsyth - Provlepseis - Shapeshifter. 4 RVG - Brain Worms - Nothing Really Changes. 5 Jess Ribeiro - Kill It Yourself - Hurry Back To Love. 6 Jen Cloher - Jen Cloher - Shoegazers. 7 Adalita - Inland - Private Feeling. 8 Amy Shark - Cry Forever - The Wolves. 9 Anna Scionti - Jukebox Racket - Time To Get Up. 10 Karen Lee Andrews - Far from paradise - Going Down. 11 Tex Perkins & The Fat Rubber Band - Danger Has Been Kind. 12 Emma Donovan & The Putbacks - Under These Streets - Out The Door. 13 Liz Stringer - First Time Really Feeling - Dangerous. 14 The Yearlings - Luck - Luck. 15 Eagle & The Wolf - Eagle & The Wolf - Mama, Son & The Holy Ghost. 16 The Kate Lush Band - Headline - Jackson 17 The Soul Movers - Evolution - Splinter. 18 Halfway - The Golden Halfway Record - King Bee Size: 170 MB (179,082,263 bytes) Duration: 1:14:35

Lesley Venning - CEO of the WEA, Tim Ginever, Tex Perkins, Senator Kerrynne Liddle and Noel Pearson ahead of the Voice Referendum, Meat Tray Friday, Feedback Friday, Paul McCartney Tickets Giveaway, and Jon Blake. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we speak to the former frontman for The Cruel Sea, Tex Perkins, who's currently on tour playing the hits of the legendary Johnny Cash. In conversation with Karl Quinn, Perkins discusses everything from performance anxiety and growing up in Brisbane to the pros and cons of playing Cash's songs to the inmates of a maximum security prison. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Interview by Kris PetersNight At The Barracks returns to Manly's picturesque North Head this September for a series of outdoor concert events starting on September 15 and finishing on October 8.The showcase event kicks off with legendary Australian act Hoodoo Gurus, with celebrated artists such as Missy Higgins, Kate Cebrano, James Morrison Motown Experience and Tina Arena among the featured artists.But it is September 29 where we draw our focus today, and the musical extravaganza that is The Rolling Stones Revue.Fronted by Magic Dirt's Adalita, Tex Perkins and Tim Rogers (You Am I, Hard-Ons), The Rolling Stones Revue has been drawing rave reviews around the country with their unique slant on the music that shaped a generating as performed by Australian artists.For this special occasion, The Rolling Stones Revue will also be paying homage to the classic Stones album Sticky Fingers, as well as delivering fan favourites and greatest hits.Adalita joined us earlier this week to chat about Night At The Barracks."I can't wait," she enthused. "I've not played Night At The Barracks before and it sounds like a really great event. I love playing outdoor gigs and it just sounds beautiful. Manly is great, I played there back in the day but it's been a while."We turn our focus to The Rolling Stones Review and what to expect."It's a group of us - Tex Perkins, Tim Rogers and myself in this particular revue," Adalita explained. "We have had Phil Jamieson in the past and Sarah McLeod as well, but for this particular one it will be myself, Tex and Tim. We just get together and bang out some Stones classics. There's a lot of Sticky Fingers songs and alot of classics as well. It's just so much fun to do. I've always loved the Stones and playing besides Tex and Tim is just a joy. They're amazing. We have such a great time and the band is incredible. It's unexpected that I would do something like that, but I like going out of my comfort zone."In the full interview Adalita talks about how they rehearse for the show, how faithfully they keep to the original versions, choosing who performs which songs, who channels their inner Mick Jagger best, playing a classic album front to back and potential difficulties that could pose, the state of the art visual component to the show, future plans and more.

Tex Perkins is a national treasure - there, I said it! A true musician's frontman and more. You'll know him as part of The Beasts, celebrating their 40th anniversary, of course The Cruel Sea and The Fat Rubber Band. Recently the famous stolen 'Cruel Sea ARIA' was found in a dumpster and you'll hear the massive twist to the story which you won't get anywhere else. (It was an inside job!!!!!!) Tex is about to go out on the road for his 'Man in Black' Tour - the songs of Johnny Cash. It is one brilliant show, and you'll find out why these songs are so special to Tex. This is The Rider with Becko and Tex Perkins.

Back in the late '90s, Chit Chat Von Loopin Stab created a chaotic eight-piece art-rock band named Machine Gun Fellatio, who sold hundreds of thousands of CDs back when they cost $30 a pop, thereby winning the musical game. He also co-wrote The Whitlams' No Aphrodisiac which won an ARIA for Song of the Year in 1998 - as well as writing the Tex, Don and Charlie song Fake That Emotion, with Tex Perkins. Plus, he wrote Chunky Chunky Air Guitar, too.

Hola, gente. Os dejamos una Wurli miscelánea con algunas novedades europeas y varios caprichos. La playlist se abre con la sutil presencia de Alice Phoebe Lou; continúa con un grato recuerdo a Elliot Murphy en los 70 y, de regreso a la actualidad, con la banda francesa The Red Goes Black. The Last Internationale se pasan por la Wurli, ahora que están abriendo para los Guns N' Roses. Nos colocamos en el radio de acción de The Murlocs, The Inspector Cluzo y Tex Perkins and the Fat Rubber Band. Nos damos otro homenaje con David Gilmore y nos adentramos en tierras herejes con la Joost de Lange Band y Thomas Frank Hopper. Escucharemos un soplo de jazz gracias a la trompeta de Shutaro Matsui. Y en la recta final llegarán Red Beans & Pepper Sauce, Electric Mary y Glen Hansard, un viaje peculiar. En las despedidas escucharéis una canción fantástica que, pasados ya los años, vuelve a resultar fresca. Nos volvemos a encontrar, eso es seguro, pero sin prisas, que nos vamos a dar un baño. Un abrazo, cuidaos del calor.

Sobrevolamos algunos de los discos favoritos editados en la primera mitad de 2023.(Foto del podcast por Squid Collins; Private Function)Playlist;(sintonía) MARCEL BONTEMPI “Die hexe von Gudensberg” (single)GUADALUPE PLATA “Ruina” (La ruina)THEY WALK AT NIGHT “Never looking back” (single)TEX PERKINS and FAT RUBBER BAND “Devil ain’t buyin’” (Other world)THE FUZILLIS “Tacoma” (Grind a Go Go Vol. 2)THE FOX SISTERS “Bright white light” (Bright white light)MUNLET “El ser que quiero” (Plays Devo)DOCTOR EXPLOSION “Soy un truhan soy un señor” (single)THE GUAPOS “Soy un guapo” (Hey!)ILEGALES “Todos los peligros” (single)CIVIC “End of the line” (Taken by force)PRIVATE FUNCTION “Jusavinageez” (370HSSV 0773H)CUSS FACE “Incantation” (single)ADIÓS AMORES “Soleada” (single)KURT BAKER “Anchor’s up” (single)HOWLIN’ RAMBLERS “Drunken hearted man” (Drunken hearted man)J. TEIXI BAND “Busqué el amor” (El barrio)Escuchar audio

Stu Watts chats with Dr Lachlan Goold, who is a recording engineer, producer, mixer, popular music educator, researcher and lecturer in Contemporary Music at the University of the Sunshine Coast. Better known in the music industry as Australian music producer, Magoo, he is a two-time ARIA award-winning producer and engineer having worked with an extensive list of Australian artists. Since 1990, he has worked on a wide range of albums from some of the country's best-known artists including; Midnight Oil, Regurgitator, Powderfinger, Art Vs Science, Butterfingers, Custard, The Cruel Sea, Renee Geyer, Jebediah, The Jungle Giants, Saskwatch, Spiderbait, Tex Perkins and many more. Lachlan has produced 39 Triple J Hottest 100 entries, and his recordings have sold over 500,000 copies over this time achieving a multitude of Gold and Platinum awards. As an academic, his research focuses on practice-based music production approaches, theoretical uses of space, cultural geography and the music industry. Topics discussed include: His DIY ethic and approach to producing Focusing on making the song as strong as possible The hard work required to be the best you can be ...and more Make sure to subscribe or follow this channel and share it on your socials!Instagram: @whatsthatsoundpodcast Stu Watts: ⁠@stu.watts.audio⁠Magoo: @magoosound Magoo websiteStu Watts website Listen to Stu's work on Spotify ⁠Listen to Magoo's work on Spotify SUPPORT THE PODCAST WITH A DONATION Email podcast.whatsthatsound@gmail.com for any enquiries.

This week on the podcast music royalty is once again in our presence. Tex Perkins dropped into talk to us about life, music and what it was like growing up in Brisbane back in the day. Have a listen. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joe Emery (voz y guitarra) y Jason Gentry (bajo y voz) son los fundadores de esa familia musical del garage tejano que son The Ugly Beats. A punto de cumplirse veinte años de su debut discográfico el quinteto de Austin regresa de gira por nuestro país para desplegar esa brillante colección de canciones que beben del 60’s garage con un preciosista toque folk y la energía del espíritu ramoniano. No te los pierdas. Playlist; THE UGLY BEATS “Throw me a line” (Brand new day, 2014’’) TV’S DANIEL “Face down in the ditch (of love)” (adelanto de su álbum “Never change”) CIVIC “Taken by force” (Taken by force, 2023) TEX PERKINS and THE FAT RUBBER BAND “Pretty damn close” (Other world, 2023 THE UGLY BEATS “Motor” (Motor, 2020) THE UGLY BEATS “Boy you are in love” (Stars align, 2019) THE UGLY BEATS “Count to ten” (Stars align, 2019) THE UGLY BEATS “I’m the one” (Bring on the Beats!, 2004) THE UGLY BEATS “Million dollar man” (Take a stand with…, 2007) THE UGLY BEATS “Up on the sun” (Brand new day, 2014) THE UGLY BEATS “Sombras” (Brand new day, 2014) THE UGLY BEATS “One down” (directo en El Sótano) THE UGLY BEATS “See” (directo en El Sótano) THE UGLY BEATS “Picture of you” (directo en El Sótano) THE UGLY BEATS “Harm’s way” (Motor, 2020) Escuchar audio

Don Walker is one of Australia's most revered, respected and most successful songwriters. He first established his reputation as the principal songwriter in Cold Chisel, the most played band on Australian radio and his career has extended through solo albums (under his own name or Catfish) and albums with Tex Perkins and Charlie Owens in Tex, Don and Charlie. Many others have recorded his songs and he is rightfully a member of the Australian songwriting Hall of Fame as well as a multiple ARIA and APRA award winner.  Don's latest solo album, his first for ten years, is titled Lightning In A Clear Blue Sky and I caught up with him by zoom to have an extensive chat about it. 

Selección de novedades que arranca con la noticia del nuevo álbum de The Hives tras 11 años sin un disco de estudio. "The death of Randy Fitzsimmons" verá la luz en el mes de agosto. (Foto del podcast por Bisse Bengtsson; The Hives) Playlist; THE HIVES “Midnight shifter” (Lex Hives, 2012) THE HIVES “Bogus operandi” (adelanto del álbum “The death of Randy Fitzsimmons”) DANKO JONES “Guess who’s back” (adelanto del álbum “Electric sounds”) DADDY LONG LEGS “Nightmare” (Street sermons, 2023) THE NUDE PARTY “Hard times (all around)” (Rides on, 2023) TEX PERKINS and THE FAT RUBBER BAND “Devil ain’t buying” (Other world, 2023) THE STRING QUARTET “Here comes your man” (Tribute to The Pixies) RADIOCRIMEN “Mi caos mental” (adelanto del álbum “Franki”) PIXIES “River Euphrates” (Surfer Rosa, 1988) ZACK KEIM “Better days” (7’’, 2023) THE UGLY BEATS “What was one” (Stars align, 2019) THE JACKETS “Life’s not like the movies” (7’’, 2023) LOST CAT “L.O.S.T.” (Lost cat, 2022) GUADALUPE PLATA “En mi tumba” (VII) Escuchar audio

Cerramos el mes recordando algunas de nuestras novedades favoritas presentadas durante el mes de marzo. Playlist; (sintonía) THOMAS LAUDERDALE and SATAN’S PILGRIMS “Malagueña” THE NUDE PARTY “Cherry red boots” DADDY LONG LEGS “Star” THEE HEADCOATS “The Baker Street irregulars” RON GALLO “Entitled man” GABRIEL THOMAZ “MULTI-HOMEN” “Vose nao serve para mim” EXFAN “Nada es verdad” ILEGALES “Todos los peligros” RAMBALAYA “Lonesome land” TELEVISIONARIES y LES GREENE “Airbound” TITO RAMIREZ “Do, don’t” LAUREL AITKEN and MIGHTY MEGATONS “Shoeshine boy” NICK WATERHOUSE “Late in the garden” TEX PERKINS and THE FAT RUBBER BAND “I wanna be close to you” JAVIER COLIS y JUAN PÉREZ MARINA “Besos en el laberinto” Escuchar audio

Tex Perkins is the frontman for The Fat Rubber Band, The Cruel Sea, Beasts Of Bourbon, a member of Tex, Don, and Charlie, and involved in countless other musical projects. Buy Tex Perkins & The Fat Rubber Band – Other World vinyl (or CD) Get tickets to Tex Perkins shows Check out the full liner notes at listencarefully.com.au with a list of the songs and albums discussed. Here's a Spotify playlist of those songs discussed.

Daddy Long Legs da un nuevo paso adelante con su cuarto álbum, "Street sermons" (Yep Roc), nueva entrega que consolida al trío neoyorquino como una de las locomotoras de rhythm and blues más salvajes, poderosas y particulares de los últimos tiempos. Contactamos con el NY HED Studio para que Rocio Verta Wray nos hable de algún truco de producción musical. Anunciamos gira de Lisa and The Lips, suena rockabilly con esa reunión de figuras llamada The Barnestormers, la nueva aventura blusera del australiano Tex Perkins o una rareza de Dr John en la “Versión y Original”. El trío Playlist; (sintonía) DADDY LONG LEGS “Harmonica razor” (Street sermons, 2023) DADDY LONG LEGS “Street sermon” (Street sermons, 2023) DADDY LONG LEGS “Rockin’ my boogie” (Street sermons, 2023) DADDY LONG LEGS “Silver satin” (Street sermons, 2023) GUADALUPE PLATA “En mi tumba” (adelanto próximo álbum) TEX PERKINS and THE FAT RUBBER BAND “(I wanna be) close to you” (Other world, 2023) THE NUDE PARTY “Somebody tryin’ to hoodoo me” (Rides on, 2023) Versión y Original; DR JOHN “Somebody tryin’ to hoodoo me” (196?) IGUANA DEATH CULT “Pushermen” (adelanto del álbum “Echo Palace”) NY HED Studio presenta; MAGIC “Aweful Kanawful” THE BARNESTORMERS “Johnny’s gone” (adelanto de su próximo disco) LISA and THE LIPS “Shake your snake” (single digital) TELEVISIONARIES “You can do what you want to do” (7’’, 2023) Escuchar audio

March 2023's edition of ROOTS RENDEZVOUS. PLAYLIST: ARTIST - ALBUM - TRACK. 1 No Oil Paintings - Rain Season - Rise. 2 Mark Erelli - Lay Your Darkness Down - Break in the Clouds. 3 Lucero - Should've Learned by Now - She Leads Me. 4 Peach & Quiet - Beautiful Thing - Behind the Sun. 5 The Shootouts - Stampede - Anywhere But Here. 6 Anna Weatherup - The River. 7 Iris Dement - Workin' On a World - The Sacred Now. 8 Jaimee Harris - Boomerang Town - The Fair and Dark Haired Lad. 9 Rattlesnake Milk - Rattlesnake Milk - Lonesome. 10 Ron Sexsmith - The Vivian Line - What I Had in Mind. 11 Tex Perkins & The Fat Rubber Band - Other World - Close To You. 12 The Gibson Brothers - Darkest Hour - Shut Up and Dance. 13 Mockingbird Hill - Songs From The Small Room - Independence. 14 Jason Isbell - Death Wish. 15 Withered Hand - Waking Up. 16 The Labra Brothers - Be Cool. Size: 158 MB (166,304,540 bytes) Duration: 1:09:15

For many, Tex Perkins is something of a blend of man, myth and enigmatic raconteur. To others, he's a bit of a dark horse, which just happens to be just one of the celebrated bands he's been a part of. Others include the Beasts of Bourbon, The Cruel Sea and one third of Tex, Don and Charlie and TnT, a collaboration with You Am I's Tim Rogers. Now, Tex has joined forces with the celebrated bluesman Matt Walker to form The Fat Rubber Band whose album Other World will be released in 2023. It is a great pleasure to welcome to The Good Stuff for the first time, Tex Perkins . . .

With a musical career that spans 40 years and six ARIA awards, Tex Perkins is an Australian icon. Apart from the fantastic stories he shares about The Beasts of Bourbon, The Cruel Sea and various other music projects he has been a part of, he speaks about his love of Melbourne culture and history, and the important role he played in saving one of St Kilda's most historic buildings. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Although he's released a stack of records both solo and with other bands over the past 40 years, but Tex Perkins will always be best-known for fronting The Cruel Sea. He is also one of the few who have wooed Johnny Cash lovers with his own brand of nod to the Man In Black. He's also who Clairsy & Lisa are band-tering about this week… See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Although he's released a stack of records both solo and with other bands over the past 40 years, but Tex Perkins will always be best-known for fronting The Cruel Sea. He is also one of the few who have wooed Johnny Cash lovers with his own brand of nod to the Man In Black. He's also who Clairsy & Lisa are band-tering about this week…  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tex Perkins is one of the finest and fiercest frontmen ever to stalk a stage, and the very definition of an artist who follows his instincts wherever they take him. He first made his name in Sydney in the '80s when he formed the primal rock band The Beasts Of Bourbon, but he had his greatest commercial success with The Cruel Sea, who for a while in the early to mid-'90s were one of Australia's biggest bands. Since then he's released many great albums with multiple projects, the latest being The Fat Rubber Band. This interview is a lot of fun and contains stories of rioting crowds, police run-ins, and the conclusion of a decades-long saga involving an ARIA Award, a bin, and a man named Ernie.

After being delayed since last year due to the dreaded Spicy Cough, Australia's newest – and Aussie bands only – festival Uncaged is finally within sight of the first show in Sydney on April 23.Uncaged features an eclectic collection of bands, covering everything from rock to punk to metal and bringing them all together under one banner to provide a diverse line-up of music that will have something to please everyone.Wolfmother, You Am I, Magic Dirt, The Superjesus, Killing Heidi, Tex Perkins and Shihad head the one day festival which will visit Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne, as well as a host of local bands such as Twelve Foot Ninja, Bodyjar, Tumbleweed, 28 Days, The Hard-Ons and more.Melbourne heavy rock outfit El Colosso are flying the flag for all things rock, with vocalist Matt Cooper taking time out from signing autographs to chat with HEAVY.DISCLAIMER: ENGAGE HUMOUROUS SIDE OF YOUR BRAIN BEFORE CONTINUING. COOPS IS WHAT IS COMMONLY KNOWN AS AN AUSSIE LARRIKAN AND ANYTHING HE SAYS SHOULD BE TAKEN WITH A GRAIN OF SALT OR A TABLESPOON OF SUGAR…After previous late aborted efforts to get the El Colossus train rolling as part of Uncaged the first show is less than seven sleeps away so are the band allowing themselves to get excited or are they still wary that the threat of the big C still looms large over the world? I don't like to be pessimistic but in reality anything could happen…"You know what, you're right,” Coops agreed. “Anything can happen. Let me just tow the corporate line for a while and say it's gonna be incredible and it's gonna be huge and it's about time that we actually started to get out there for festivals. Full credit to Danny Bazzi who has really put his name on the line to organise this. It's chopped and it's changed. COVID has not been kind to the industry to begin with, but I don't really see anyone else in the industry doing what Danny is doing with Silverback and he's actually prepared to take a lot of flak for it. Hats off to him mate, seriously. He's got balls, and what could be more attractive than a man with very big balls?"Another aspect where festival organisers are ahead of the game is their decision to take most of the line-up to each city rather than chop and change the roster depending on location.It shows confidence in the ability and drawing power of individual bands and is something that surely must increase the confidence of localized outfits, knowing the people behind the scenes have faith in their performance."Honestly, we're a pretty confident band to begin with,” Coops replied, tongue firmly planted in cheek. “It's funny. I actually had someone that I work with who had no idea that I play in a band - which is funny considering how much ink I have on my body and all that kind of thing - and she said that she had listened to some of the music and she couldn't understand why we weren't bigger and I could have gone into the whole spiel about the state of the music industry and all that kind of thing but it's actually something that we get a lot. People that take the time to listen to it often come back and say how come you guys aren't doing more stuff? Well, you know, that's the game. The thing that we really do, that we can really... not rest laurels on... but where we get our confidence from, is playing live. We are the best live band in the world, and I don't mind that getting out. If anyone that plays in a band doesn't think that about their own band, then why fucken play live? I know that really we're not the best but I like to think that we are. At least that we're up there (laughs)."In the full interview, Coops goes into greater details on why El Colosso are amongst the best bands in the world (and almost convinces us that they are in the process), what sorts of things a band can take out of playing festivals such as Uncaged, how important home grown festivals are for the future of Australian music, survival tips to make sure you are still standing for the final band, El Colosso's sound and where it comes from, future plans and more.

After being delayed since last year due to the dreaded Spicy Cough, Australia's newest – and Aussie bands only – festival Uncaged is finally within sight of the first show in Sydney on April 23.Uncaged features an eclectic collection of bands, covering everything from rock to punk to metal and bringing them all together under one banner to provide a diverse line-up of bands that will have something to please everyone.Wolfmother, You Am I, Magic Dirt, The Superjesus, Killing Heidi, Tex Perkins and Shihad head the one day festival which will visit Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne, as well as a host of local bands such as Twelve Foot Ninja, Bodyjar, Tumbleweed, 28 Days, The Hard-Ons and more.Sydney punk/rock outfit Molly & The Krells are along for all three shows, with vocalist/ bass player Blake Cateris joining HEAVY to chat about the run of shows and what it means for the band to play all of the shows."Man, it's...,” he measured, “we were surprised when we got asked to do it. I was like, let me ask the guys, and then he said do you want to just play Sydney or do you want to do all of them? And I said, is that an option? Of course, we want to do all of them, so it came out of nowhere but Danny has always been a big fan of Molly and what we do, and Danny and I have quite a few musical similarities so we always bonded over that."The lineup of bands covers many genres, with the diversity of music a main feature of Uncaged.We press Cateris on what he thinks Molly & The Krells bring to the festival."For diversity I reckon,” he shrugged “From memory there's not a lot of poppy, punky bands that are on the bill and I think it adds for a little diversity and a modern touch to what's going on in that lineup. Not to say the other bands are old but in terms of what's happening these days there's just a handful of acts. It's good to have a bit of youth and some young bloods on the lineup."In the full interview, Blake talks about the bands he is looking forward to playing with, what the band will take out of performing alongside some heavyweights, where he sees Uncaged heading in the future, tips on lasting the day, what we can expect from their set, whether the band will be playing any new songs, their last single Silver & Gold and the response it received from Rolling Stone, future plans and more.

After being delayed since last year due to the dreaded Spicy Cough, Australia's newest – and Aussie bands only – festival Uncaged is finally within sight of the first show in Sydney on April 23.Uncaged features an eclectic collection of bands, covering everything from rock to punk to metal and bringing them all together under one banner to provide a diverse line-up of bands that will have something to please everyone.Wolfmother, You Am I, Magic Dirt, The Superjesus, Killing Heidi, Tex Perkins and Shihad head the one day festival which will visit Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne, as well as a host of local bands such as Twelve Foot Ninja, Bodyjar, Tumbleweed, 28 Days, The Hard-Ons and more.Melbourne rockers I Built The Sky will also be performing at all three shows, with singer, songwriter Rohan Stevenson sitting down with HEAVY to chat about their part in the line-up.The first show in Sydney will be I built The Sky's first home live shows since the pandemic, with Stevenson saying April 23 can't come around quick enough."Absolutely, yeah,” he smiled. “We've been dying! It's been so long. I wanted to play big time in 2020 but that was off the table, so I'm more than dying to get back on stage."W press further and ask whether he is more excited, nervous, r anxious about getting back out on stage again which brought a smile to Stevenson's face."All of the above,” he laughed. “We've got a new lineup of musicians so we've been doing a lot of practicing in preparation. It's been such a long time since we've been on stage, so definitely nervous, but excited. I'm sure it's going to be great."In the full interview, Rohan discusses the diverse line-up and where I Built The Sky fit in, the importance of homegrown festivals, who he is most looking forward to seeing, tips on how to last the festival without peaking too early, the possibility of new music being played at the shows, upcoming album The Quiet Place Away, future plans and more.

An ARIA and APRA nominated songwriter, member of the Music Victoria Artist Advisory Panel and Guild of Screen Composers, Jake Mason is a 20-year quiet achiever of the Australian music industry.Jake's co-write ‘This Girl' (Kungs Vs Cookin' On 3 Burners) which charted at number 1 in 10 countries, has over one billion streams and was the most shazamed dance track worldwide in 2016.Bridging jazz/soul and pop, Jake has released 15 albums and established his own label and studio Soul Messin' Records. He manages the business affairs of Cookin' On 3 Burners.Jake has worked with artists including Tex Perkins, Richard Clapton, Josh Teskey, Kate Ceberano and Eric McCusker and develops the next generation of songwriters through mentoring initiatives including APRA's ‘Melbourne Sessions' and long-term association with Caulfield Grammar.Jake's screen work spans TV (Love Island, A Million Little Things, MacGyver, My Life Is Murder) and advertising/sync – Just Jeans, Westpac (Australia), Peugeot (Europe), Samsung (USA, played at the Superbowl), Vogue, Victoria's Secret and the Ellen Degeneres Show.Jake is a graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts, is deeply engaged with the Victorian music scene and is excited to contribute to the dynamic momentum of Australian music. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

From his pioneering work on Australia's dance music scene in the 1990s to becoming a pop star in the 2000s, Paul Mac has had a long and impressive career. In a candid and insightful — not to mention F bomb-laden — interview, the recording artist, songwriter, producer and remixer discusses some of his standout musical moments. Paul reflects on releasing the ARIA Award-winning club track "Sweetness And Light" as part of Itch-E & Scratch-E and what it was like as a dance artist in Australia in the '90s. His three solo pop albums, 3000 Feet High, Panic Room and Holiday From Me, also come under the spotlight, and Paul talks about his choice of vocalists like Abby Dobson, Tex Perkins and Peta Morris; the personal stories behind hits like "Just The Thing" and "Sunshine Eyes"; what it was like to go from the underground to the pages of Smash Hits and more. We also hear about his ongoing musical relationship with Daniel Johns and their collaborative album as The Dissociatives. 

January 2022s OZ SPECIAL Podcast. Jerome Douvendahns presents an OZ SPECIAL. He has lent a sympathetic ear to some of the top Australian album releases of 2021and selected 20 great uplifting tracks for Podcast 396. PLAYLIST: ARTIST - ALBUM - TRACK. Intro. Don Morrison - Don Morrison - Nullabor. 1 Lachlan Bryan And The Wildes - As Long as Its Not Us - As Long as Its Not Us. 2 Even - Reverse Light Years - Dandy Stomp. 3 Amends - Tales of Love, Loss, and Outlaws - Walking Backwards. 4 Emma Donovan and The Putbacks - Under These Streets - Out The Door. 5 The Soul Movers - Evolution - Strange Love. 6 Vika and Linda - The Wait - Lover Dont Keep Me Waiting. 7 Tori Forsyth - Provlepseis – Shapeshifter. 8 Tex Perkins and The Fat Rubber Band - Danger Has Been Kind. 9 Alice Skye - I Feel Better But I Dont Feel Good - Everything is Great. 10 Liz Stringer - First Time Really Feeling - Dangerous. 11 Ruby Fields - Been Doin It For A Bit - REGO. 12 Middle Kids - Today We Are The Greatest - Golden Star. 13 Amyl and The Sniffers - Comfort To Me - Choices. 14 Angus and Julia Stone - Life is Strange - Living Underground. 15 Julia Stone - Sixty Summers - Sixty Summers. 16 Nicky Bomba - Food and Shelter - Here Comes Love Again. 17 Russell Morris and Rick Springfield - Jack Chrome and the Darkness Waltz - Lone Rider. 18 Steve Kilbey and The Winged Heels - The Hall Of Counterfeits - Singing on The Moon. 19 Amy Shark - Cry Forever - The Wolves. 20 Gretta Ray - Begin To Look Around – Happenstance. Outro. Juzzie Smith - Taking Time Out - Dreaming. Size: 185 MB (194,143,840 bytes) Duration: 1:20:51

Salty Dog's SWORD Podcast, December 2021 Visit: www.salty.com.au This time we take the sword to all the dross and run down some mighty fine cuts tone hounds. Happy Christmas, holidays, hanuakka or whatever keeps you afloat! Great tracks from King Pug, Eddie 9V, Ray Beadle, Buddy Miller, Christone Ingram, Tito Jackson, Tome Waits, Danya Kurtz, Eagle N Wolf, Paulie Bignell, Simon Kinny Lewis, King Biscuit Boy, Daniel Lanois, Daniel Champagne, Dave Brewer, Neil Young, Tex Perkins, Josh Rouse, Delvon Lamarr, Robert Connely Farr, James McMurtry, Rory Gallagher. ----------- ARTIST / TRACK / ALBUM ** Australia 1. King Pug / Don't You Moan / Water Pressure 2. Eddie 9V / Reach Into Your Heart / Little Black Flies 3. ** Ray Beadle, King Brothers, Foreday Riders / Once A Week / Down Home Bebop 4. Buddy N Julie Miller / Everything Is Your Fault / Breakdown On 20th Ave South 5. Christone Kingfish Ingram / Rock N Roll / Rock N Roll 6. Tito Jackson / Rock Me Baby / Under Your Spell 7. Tom Waits / Filipino Box Spring Hog / Mule Variations 8. Danya Kurtz / Another Black Feather / Another Black Feather For The Wings of A Sinner 9. ** Eagle N The Wolf / Something Good / Two Lovers 10. ** Paulie Bignell N Thornbury Two / Happy Town / Express Elevator 11. ** The Simon Kinny Lewis Band / Waiting For The Hurt To Go / King Biscuit 12. King Biscuit Boy / Hoy Hoy Hoy / Badly Bent 13. Daniel Lanois / Still Water / Arcadie 14. ** Daniel Champagne / Back To Nova Scotia / Fault Lines 15. ** Dave Brewer / Learn How To Love / Night Walkin' 16. Neil Young / Don't Be Denied / Time Fades Away 17. ** Tex Perkins N Fat Rubber Band / For A Love Long Gone / Tex Perkins N Fat Rubber Band 18. Josh Rouse / Rise / 1972 19. Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio / Pull Your Pants Up / Cold As Weiss 20. Robert Connely Farr / Water's Rising / Country Supper 21. James McMurtry / Operation Never Mind / The Horses and the Hounds 22. Rory Gallagher / Should've Learned My Lesson / Blues

We enter the wasteland of Joh Bjelke Petersen-era Brisbane and meet a band, The Saints, who went from playing in Petrie Terrace to London and Paris because they had the audacity to make and distribute their own record. Features interviews with Chris Bailey and Ed Kuepper from The Saints, Tex Perkins ...Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/AlmostAMirror. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dag jabber om hemmelighold, hungersnød og lockdown-drinker. **************************************************  https://tv.nrk.no/serie/latter-live/sesong/4/episode/2/avspiller Network (FILM) The Power of the Dog (FILM) Kamikaze (SERIE) Tex Perkins & The Fat Rubber Band (MUSIKK)

Episode #221 of BGMania: A Video Game Music Podcast. This week on the show, Bryan and Frank from RPGera finally sit down to do their Composer Appreciation episode that was scheduled for September, and we're focusing on the guy straight from hell himself... Mick Gordon! Be sure to check out the newest show under the RPGera Podcast Network, Very Good Music: A VGM Podcast hosted by friends of the show Bedroth and Shootkapow, as they also did a highlight on Mick Gordon a few weeks back (found here: https://anchor.fm/vgmvgm/episodes/Episode-4-9-The-Metal-Master-from-Oz--Mick-Gordon-with-The-Messenger-e1a77df), which features Alex Messenger from A VGM Journey! Email the show at bgmaniapodcast@gmail.com with requests for upcoming episodes, questions, feedback, comments, concerns, whatever you want really! Special thanks to our Executive Producers: Sevren, JoetheChode, Jexak, and Xancu. EPISODE PLAYLIST AND CREDITS That's How We Go from Need for Speed World [Mick Gordon, 2010] Static from Need for Speed World [Mick Gordon, 2010] Timed Race Theme #2 from Need for Speed The Run [Mick Gordon, 2011] Hinnamatoom from Killer Instinct, Season 1 [Mick Gordon, 2013] Ballet of Death from Killer Instinct, Season 1 [Mick Gordon, 2013] Herald of Gargos from Killer Instinct, Season 2 [Mick Gordon featuring Christopher de Leon, 2014] Kill Everyone from Wolfenstein: The New Order [Mick Gordon, 2014] The Partisan from Wolfenstein: The Old Blood [Mick Gordon featuring Tex Perkins, 2015] Flesh & Metal from DOOM [Mick Gordon, 2016] The Phantoms from Prey [Mick Gordon, 2017] Alex's Theme from Prey [Mick Gordon, 2017] Faust from LawBreakers [Mick Gordon, 2017] Blazko Kill the Nazis from Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus [Mick Gordon, 2017] The Super Gore Nest from DOOM Eternal [Mick Gordon, 2020] SUPPORT US Patreon: https://patreon.com/rpgera CONTACT US Website: https://rpgera.com Discord: https://discord.gg/cC73Heu Twitch: https://twitch.tv/leveldowngames Twitter: https://twitter.com/OriginalLDG Instagram: https://instagram.com/bryan.ldg/ Facebook: https://facebook.com/leveldowngaming RPGERA PODCAST NETWORK Very Good Music: A VGM Podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bgmania/message

Interview with Australian Rock God, TEX PERKINS – lead singer of The Cruel Sea & Beasts Of Bourbon, who speaks about Nicky Winmar, Rolf Harris, KISS and his brand new band. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The legendary Tex Perkins joined Jonesy & Amanda ahead of 'A Tribute To The Stones Sticky Fingers'. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The legendary Tex Perkins joined Jonesy & Amanda ahead of 'A Tribute To The Stones Sticky Fingers'.

Salty Dog's HYBRID Podcast, November 2021 Visit: www.salty.com.au HYBRID - to join together two elements to make a new. That's right tone honds, the Dawg's HYBRID show welds the blues, the roots, the Alt Country into one hellva show! Cuts from Tex Perkins, Rick Holmstrom, She Bought Me Gasoline, California Honeydrops, Rolling Stones, Little Walter, Johnny Burgin, Gwyn Ashton, Gillian Welch, Igor Prado, McNaMarr Project, Mike Henderson, Gov't Mule, Sue Foley, Songhoy Blues, Ray Beadle, Bill Frisell, Lurrie Bell, Ben Rice, Dion, Lachy Doley, Sierra Ferrell, Kutcha Edwards, Waxahatchee, Natalie Hemby. ----------- ARTIST / TRACK / ALBUM ** Australia 1. ** Tex Perkins N Fat Rubber Band / Danger Has Been Kind / Tex Perkins N Fat Rubber Band 2. Rick Holmstrom / Owe You Everything / Cruel Sunrise 3. She Bought Me Gasoline / Above The Regular Crowd / Above The Regular Crowd 4. The California Honeydrops / Like You Mean It / Like You Mean It 5. The Rolling Stones / Hate To See You Go / Blue And Lonesome 6. Little Walter / Hate To See You Go / Hate To See You Go 7. Johnny Burgin N Anson Funderburgh/ Cherry On Top / Single Release 2021 8. ** Gwyn Ashton / Lonely On The Run / Single Release 2021 9. Gillian Welch / Blind On The Inside / The Lost Songs Vol 1 10. Igor Prado N Raphael Wressnig / Blues N Pants / Groove N Good Times 11. ** The McNaMarr Project / More Of You / Single Release 2021 12. Mike Henderson Blues Band / You Don't Love Me / Cosmic Strut 13. Gov't Mule / Feel Like Breaking up Somebody's Home / Igor Prado N Raphael Wressnig 14. Sue Foley / Say It's Not So / Pinky's Blues 15. Songhoy Blues / Dournia / Optimisme 16. ** Ray Beadle / More N More, Less N Less / Death Bed Blues 17. Bill Frisell / I Heard It Through The Grapevine / East West 18. Lurrie Bell / Lo and Behold / The Devil Ain't Got No Music 19. Ben Rice N RB Stone / Train Of Time / Out Of The Box 20. Dion N John Hammond / My Baby Loves To Boogie / Blues With Friends 21. ** Lachy Doley / Stop Listening To The Blues / Double Figures 22. Sierra Ferrell / The Sea / The Sea 23. ** Kutcha Edwards / Get Back Up Again / Blak N Blu 24. Waxahatchee / Arkadelphia / Saint Cloud 25. Natalie Hemby / Heroes / Heroes

TEX PERKINS & THE FAT RUBBER BAND (beast records) - S/T - Place in the sun ALIEN NOSEJOB (AntiFade Records / Feel It) - Paint It Clear - Artistic Vision GUSTAF (Royal Mountain Records, 2021) - Audio Drag For Ego Slobs - Mine PINCH POINT (Exploding In Sound / Brooklyn & Mistletone) Boy - Reasons to be anxious LE CHEMIN DE LA HONTE (Auto) Un château perpétuel - Le traffic des cours REFLECTORS (Beluga/Snap Records) - Faster Action - All Made Up CHRISSY ZEBBY TEMBO & NGOZI FAMILY (Mississipi Records) - My Ancestors - Feeling Good TEX PERKINS & THE FAT RUBBER BAND (beast records) - S/T - My Philosophy TEX PERKINS & THE FAT RUBBER BAND (beast records) - S/T - In another life time EDITH NYLON (The Worms Productions, 2021) - La fin de la vie sauvage - La clémence de Titus. CATISFACTION (Cartelle, 2021) - Cartelle Vol. 1 - Whats up girls THE MUSLIMS (Epitaph Records) Fuck These Fuckin Fascists - Fuck These Fuckin Fascists FUZZYBRAINS (Seayou Records) single - Lost. SEIZE NOVEMBRE (Bandcamp, 2021) - Win you - Ah, merde TEX PERKINS & THE FAT RUBBER BAND (beast records) - S/T - Trouble Goodbye

Tex Perkins talks to Brian Wise about his latest project, The Fat Rubber Band album, that he recorded with Matt Walker and friends. This interview also contains songs from the album and a track from Link Wray's Beans & Fatback album which was one of the inspirations for the Fat Rubber Band project.

Saturday 6 November: Australian rock legend Tex Perkins on his creativity and longevity, percussive soundscapes from the icy continent, and a postcard from a Summer of concerts in Europe.

Pour cette fin de semaine, la playlist du cahier musique de Libération concoctée par Tsugi vous propose d'écouter : Blowsom, Gabi Hartmann, Lone, Jarvis Cocker et Tex Perkins & The Fat Rubber Band. Bon week-end !

We chat to skateboarding star Poppy Olsen, she is a real chance to win a gold for Australia. Hear her remarkable story and friendship with Tony Hawk. Kaylee McKeown drops the golden F-Bomb. Embers wants Freo to play hard ball with Adam Cerra and inside the Eagles with their physio Tex Perkins. 00:00 Lachy stuffs up the swimming 03:41 Tokyo Update, Golden F-Bomb 09:32 Poppy Olsen  15:52 Footy News 19:25 Adam Cerra Update 21:00 Tex Perkins WC Physio 27:55 Final Word  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Cheryl Lee - That Radio Chick on STILL ROCKIN' IT for news, reviews, music and interviews with some of our favourite Australian musicians.Today we speak with Australian rock royalty Tex Perkins and one of the most respected musicians on the Australian music scene, Matt Walker.Together they are The Fat Rubber Band but I warn you, talking to them is a bit like herding cats with an occasional f-bomb slipping through!!What are they up to at the moment?   Let's find out .....

This week: Adamhfoto joins the Doc to review new-old stock from vowel-dodging sadboi The Weeknd and Pitchfork faves Greta van Fleet. Also: RWC final spoilers, Heineken hats, what if Google was one of us, alleged greatest hits, working blue, weird spam, differently dull, that one song Bruno Mars did, take what you’re given, 808s and lunchbreaks, pay to play, showing your working, are Canadians allowed to use the N word, picking the wrong Led Zep noises to rip off, #DocReadsPitchforkReviews, heroin is confusing, ethical tackle shops, paying for the full hour, indifferent to opinion, no stairway? denied!, turns out Rage Against The Machine were a bit political, selling out for a Zinger and chips, upsetting Jamie Oliver, who reviews the reviewers, Buzz Rothfield’s ABC opinions, have we run out of music, shouts to Wa Wa Nee, self-strangulation, Reel Short Sets, has Adam’s dad been 70 years old forever, acoustic guitars are boring, the other Phil Jamieson, Tex Perkins humblebrags, the Questlove of RocKwiz, James Brown is dead, singing with your pianist, accidentally Even and pathetic halts. Next week: Beeso’s back with new albums from DJ Format, Iceage and Genesis Owusu. Recent review albums are in our current album review playlist on Spotify, with earlier stuff in our 2021 review archive, along with our 2021 tripping balls mixtape featuring our favourite tracks from new albums we’ve reviewed this year. The full list of all the albums we've ever featured on the show and Beeso's playlist for his boys are also available elsewhere on the internet. BALLS and tripping balls are available on their own RSS feeds, as well as being found together on Omny Studio,Spotify and Apple Podcasts (feel free to subscribe, rate and review) - and we welcome your reckons via Twitter, Facebook and email.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It was Lisa's birthday and did we have a surprise for her in the shape of Tex Perkins! The Bunch also got the latest on the NSW floods from Sunrise host, Natalie Barr before Ryan Daniels went through all the Round 1 footy results from the weekend. We also threw open the phones and asked who would you want in charge if there was an alien invasion?

Everyone deserves having Tex Perkins breathily singing to them for their birthday. Especially Lisa.

Adelaide born drummer John Yacka joins me this week to discuss his career. John's first major original band was 'Ironhorse' who began performing in 1980, and within four years had won a reputation as one of Adelaide's most devoutly supported acts. The bands first major gig was on November 30th 1984 when they supported 'Deep Purple' at Memorial Drive during DP's "Perfect Strangers" Tour. Despite their popularity around the country, they were unable to get signed by a major label. John discusses getting knocked back by Michael Gudinski's promotions manager for Mushroom Records Michelle Higgins, due to the fact that she didn't like the look of the band, and didn't think that they would be a good fit for the label. When the band released it's first self financed album in 1986 it became an enduring chart hit. The band set attendance records at their live performances and also surprised the critics when their debut album “Lost Weekend” soared up the commercial airplay charts with a Number 5 album locally and number 54 on the National Charts (Kent Report). Through constant touring throughout Australia, this band earned a reputation nationally and shared the stage as support to a variety of International musicians – BB King, Deep Purple, Joe Walsh, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Johnny Winter & Canned Heat. After a ten year span key member David Stone left for a spell and Ironhorse took a break. The rest of the members continued to tour under the name of “The Hurricanes” and eventually released an Album under the guise of 'Cosmic Desert' with James Burchell on main vocals. More recently the band has reverted back to the Ironhorse flag for a couple of reunion shows. The most watched video on my Band It About YouTube channel is Ironhorse performing the "Train Song" at the first reunion show, which was held at the Para Hills Community Club. Here is the link to that video: IronHorse "Train Song" YouTube ‘Cosmic Storm’ launched its debut album “Nobody’s Fool” at the Adelaide Festival Centre, and to an extent also launched the band. They have open for international acts such as Deep Purple in 2006, Status Quo, and Paul Stanley at the iconic ‘Thebarton Theatre’, as well as supporting other great Aussie music legends. Cosmic Storm created interest on the US music market with their “Nobody’s Fool" album. The band had concerns that the variety of material on the album may have worked against them in the US, but it became an asset, as it was the diversity of the music on the album that stood out above other choices. Lily and the Drum is a bluesy, roots, rock & soul duo featuring vocalist, guitarist Lily Higgins, and John on percussion, harmonica & backing vocals. Their shows have been described as “Honest, raw and energetic” and “A guitar and drum duo with an exciting rich melodic sound." Following the success of their debut album “Nobody Just Like Me”, along with their subsequent albums "Welcome Change", "Buried in Blue" and "This Is Right Now", the duo has constantly toured throughout Australia, until having to cancel last year due to C-19. They have performed at numerous Music Festivals throughout Australia, opening for high profile artists such as ‘The Black Sorrows’, ‘Mental as Anything’ and ‘Tex Perkins. They captured the attention of the music community with four of their releases making the Top 25 on the Australian Blues and Roots National Airplay Charts. John has kindly allowed me to use 2 of his songs for this interview, "Midnite Confusion" by Ironhorse and "No More" by Lily And The Drum. All of John's bands info, albums and social links can be located here: https://www.lilyandthedrum.com.au/ Website: https://www.podpage.com/band-it-about-podcast-series/ #Drummers, #musicinterviewpodcasts --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dianne-spillane/message

Jerome Douvendahns has selected 21 great Australian roots and blues tracks from the not so distant past, gems to be played LOUD on the 26th January 2021, Australia Day. Playlist: Artist - Album - Track. 1 Detonators - Monster in the Box - It Aint That Hard. 2 Dallas Frasca - Not For Love Or Money - Strong Man. 3 Kris Morris - Ruins - Bury My Bones. 4 Mia Dyson - Idyllwild - When We are Older. 5 Lloyd Spiegel - Devil On My Shoulder. 6 Abbe May - Hoodoo You Do - Hoodoo You Do. 7 Steve Tallis - The First Degree - Like Mercury. 8 King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard - Oddments - Its Got Old. 9 Lazy Eye - House of Trouble - Black Hill. 10 Chris Russells Chicken Walk - Chris Russell – Cry. 11 Owen Campbell - Breathing Bullets - Howlin Now. 12 Don Morrison - Don Morrisons Raging Thirst - I Heard the Devil Call My Name. 13 Snooks La Vie - Another Place in Time - No Need to Worry. 14 Pete Cornelius - Pete Cornelius – Tumbleweed. 15 Matt Walker and The Lost Ragas - Phantom Ride - Self Made Man. 16 Russell Morris - Van Diemens Land - Van Diemens Land. 17 Jen Cloher - In Blood Memory - Name in Lights. 18 Koral and The Goodbye Horses - Nocturnes - Give Me Nothing. 19 Eagle and The Wolf - Eagle and The Wolf - Mama, Son and The Holy Ghost. 20 Shane Nicholson - Hell Breaks Loose - Bury My Guns. 21 Tex Perkins and The Dark Horses - Tunnel at the End of the Light - Slide On By. Size: 211 MB (221,974,528 bytes) Duration: 1:32:27

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In the Music Real E112, Nicki chats with Stuart Coupe Award winning Australian Music Journalist, whose books about the Australian Music Industry include ‘The Promoters: Inside stories from the Australian rock industry', ‘Gudinski: The Godfather of Australian Rock', ‘Tex', by Tex Perkins, ‘Roadies: The Secret History of Australian Rock'n'roll', and the recently released ‘Paul Kelly: The Man, The Music And The Life In Between'. Stuart is currently a presenter on Sydney radio stations 2SER and FBI Radio. We deep dive into the various mechanisms of our industry thanks to his diverse experiences in the industry: author, band manager, promoter, publicist and label founder to discuss how we may pivot and innovate post COVID. https://themusicreal.com.au/2020/08/19/award-winning-australian-music-journalist-stuart-coupe-talks-all-things-lockdown-and-recovery/?preview_id=4112&preview_nonce=afa02bd1e2&preview=true&_thumbnail_id=4110

Seja talks to her guest Tex Perkins (Beasts of Bourbon, The Cruel Sea) about the juxtaposition of being a consumer of music and a music maker. They chat about Tex’s new online show called ‘The Show’ and how it has created a vehicle to build and support his musical community. Tex tells Seja about missing live performance, making music at home, homeschooling and past and present collaborations. They chat about the legacy of band mates Brian Hooper and Spencer P. Jones while reflecting on the band’s heavy lifestyle and the subsequent consequences. Tex’s strange show story was illustrated by Tony Giacca (@tonyguitarnerd). All illustrations can be seen on the HearSej Facebook page and on instagram @hearsejpodcast

Playlist: James Burton & Ralph Mooney - Corn Pickin'Dale Potter & The Country All Stars - Fiddle PatchHenson Cargill - Going BackwardsKris Kristofferson - The Law Is For The Protection Of The PeopleMargo Price - All American MadeLogan Ledger - (I'm Gonna Get Over This Someday)Steve Earle - Black LungWaylon Jennings - I Think I'm Gonna Kill MyselfMatt Robertson - WhistlerWhitney Rose - Better ManCorb Lund - Grizzly Bear BluesPokey La Farge - Fuck Me UpJason Isbell & The 400 Unit - OverseasNick Cave - Ramblin' MindTex Perkins & The Band Of Gold - Rock Salt And Nails

After the accidental success of the first Big Day Out in 1992, the festival grew quickly.

After the accidental success of the first Big Day Out in 1992, the festival grew quickly.

The Big Day Out expands quickly and becomes a national touring circus. Every music fan wants to go and every artist wants to play, with many bands treating the tour like a holiday.

In 1991 Australian music promoter Ken West had an idea for a one-day music festival. He called it the Big Day Out.

What if Nick Cave or Mark Lanegan decided to record an album of Bob Marley, ZZ Top, War, and Slim Harpo covers? That's the question posed by the 1993 album The Honeymoon Is Over by The Cruel Sea, an instrumental blues and surf band from Australia that added Beasts of Bourbon frontman Tex Perkins to create a weird and oddly compelling album. Somehow, that combination managers to come together better than we could have ever expected, as the players involved completely buy into the swampy grooves with organ stabs, lurching bass lines and more. It may not be for everyone, and we may not even agree on it completely, but it's definitely worth a spin to reorient your understanding that the 90s weren't just grunge, pop-punk, industrial rock, etc.   Songs In This Episode:   Intro - Delivery Man 5:27 - Black Stick 14:36 - Naked Flame 21:48 - Woman With Soul Outro - Better Than Love   Support the podcast, join the DMO UNION at Patreon. Listen to the episode archive at DigMeOutPodcast.com.  

What if Nick Cave or Mark Lanegan decided to record an album of Bob Marley, ZZ Top, War, and Slim Harpo covers? That's the question posed by the 1993 album The Honeymoon Is Over by The Cruel Sea, an instrumental blues and surf band from Australia that added Beasts of Bourbon frontman Tex Perkins to create a weird and oddly compelling album. Somehow, that combination managers to come together better than we could have ever expected, as the players involved completely buy into the swampy grooves with organ stabs, lurching bass lines and more. It may not be for everyone, and we may not even agree on it completely, but it's definitely worth a spin to reorient your understanding that the 90s weren't just grunge, pop-punk, industrial rock, etc.   Songs In This Episode:   Intro - Delivery Man 5:27 - Black Stick 14:36 - Naked Flame 21:48 - Woman With Soul Outro - Better Than Love   Support the podcast, join the DMO UNION at Patreon. Listen to the episode archive at DigMeOutPodcast.com.  

Former Bulldog Bob Murphy joined Rowey & Bicks to discuss his Cabaret Show with Tex Perkins later in the year. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sean Simmons is a booking agent with Australia's largest agency, Premier Artists. He is a music industry veteran of over 25 years with a roster that includes Mick Harvey, Tex Perkins, The Scientists, Blackeyed Susan’s and is also the frontman for Melbourne band the Spoils. We discuss gender diversity, networking, agents duties, talking too much and fatherhood.Premier Artsist: BookingsSean's band: The SpoilsSupport the show: Jump on iTunes and review the showBands: Five Mile Sniper, Prettymess, Alcotomic

Spencer P. Jones was the unsung hero of Australian rock'n'roll.

This week on the Art Of Touring Podcast, Siz Dog sits down with Guitar Player Shannon Bourne! The two have a chat about Shannon's time on the road with Chris Wilson, Tex Perkins, and his early days of playing guitar. This week Art Of Touring is brought to you by Bob's Country Bunker!

Aussie rockers, Phil Jamieson, Chris Cheney, Tim Rogers, Tex Perkins & Kram join The Music Podcast ahead of their tour of the country honouring the legacy of The Easybeats and Stevie Wright!

Aussie rockers, Phil Jamieson, Chris Cheney, Tim Rogers, Tex Perkins & Kram join The Music Podcast ahead of their tour of the country honouring the legacy of The Easybeats and Stevie Wright! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

While striving to take our podcast career seriously we discuss Westies, DJ Khaled, Tex Perkins, The Hollies and easy listening heavy rock with Nickelback.

It is forty years since super ghoul Alice Cooper first toured Australia and he is back downunder – doing a run of dates with Ace Frehley as support act. On episode 79 of The Australian Rock Show, we celebrate the tour by cranking some covers, performed by local artists. We rock, we rant, we recall past rock n roll memories. The guillotine is on board the space ship so let the countdown begin ! Music by: Asteroid B-612, Radio Birdman, Alice Cooper, Tex Perkins, Ace Frehley, Smelly Tongues, Girl Monstar

Tex Perkins is one of the most charismatic frontmen in Aussie rock history. Before his Tex, Don and Charlie show this Friday night at The Prince, this morning Tex joined Blackers for Breakfast. Dan the Internut didn't offer us an App of the Week but still had some valuable advice for tech-heads & it warmed Blackers heart to hear the news that bald men are more confident and attractive...

Myf and Zan chat about the wealth of television on screen at the moment, and how realistically we can keep up. Dirty Dancing has been reinterpreted as a feministic classic and we're all eyes and ears, and Tina Fey's sheet cake satire is causing a stir online. Game of Thrones https://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2017/08/deus-ex-westeros/537480/?utm_source=atlfb Dirty Dancing: http://lwlies.com/articles/dirty-dancing-subversive-feminist-masterpiece/ Tina Fey: https://www.facebook.com/snl/videos/10155559599776303/?hc_ref=ARSmKoBnaye43wJmaMv3Oga_qn8eTOXLptJFlA48uprKv47RpXpX09OB1JfaH2ypBhU&pnref=story Tex Perkins biography: https://www.panmacmillan.com.au/9781925481358/

Myf and Zan chat about the wealth of television on screen at the moment, and how realistically we can keep up. Dirty Dancing has been reinterpreted as a feministic classic and we’re all eyes and ears, and Tina Fey’s sheet cake satire is causing a stir online. Game of Thrones https://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2017/08/deus-ex-westeros/537480/?utm_source=atlfb Dirty Dancing: http://lwlies.com/articles/dirty-dancing-subversive-feminist-masterpiece/ Tina Fey: https://www.facebook.com/snl/videos/10155559599776303/?hc_ref=ARSmKoBnaye43wJmaMv3Oga_qn8eTOXLptJFlA48uprKv47RpXpX09OB1JfaH2ypBhU&pnref=story Tex Perkins biography: https://www.panmacmillan.com.au/9781925481358/

Myf and Zan chat about the wealth of television on screen at the moment, and how realistically we can keep up. Dirty Dancing has been reinterpreted as a feministic classic and we’re all eyes and ears, and Tina Fey’s sheet cake satire is causing a stir online. Game of Thrones https://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2017/08/deus-ex-westeros/537480/?utm_source=atlfb Dirty Dancing: http://lwlies.com/articles/dirty-dancing-subversive-feminist-masterpiece/ Tina Fey: https://www.facebook.com/snl/videos/10155559599776303/?hc_ref=ARSmKoBnaye43wJmaMv3Oga_qn8eTOXLptJFlA48uprKv47RpXpX09OB1JfaH2ypBhU&pnref=story Tex Perkins biography: https://www.panmacmillan.com.au/9781925481358/

This week on Breakfasters, Geraldine talks about her trip to the dentist and Tex Perkins came in to discuss his new memoir "Tex". They also talk about gross food caught in people's teeth and gums, Museums Victoria's Simon Hinkley came to the studio to talk about Japanese giant hornets, and director Jeff McLean came in to talk about the new film "Jungle" - on for the opening night of Melbourne International Film Festival. With Sarah Smith, Jeff Sparrow, and Geraldine Hickey.

For Episode 30 of Love That Album, I’m joined by Tim Merrill to discuss the second album by the supergroup Tex, Don and Charlie, “All Is Forgiven”. Tex is Tex Perkins, ex-lead singer of Beasts of Bourbon and The Cruel Sea. Don is Don Walker, songwriter for Cold Chisel, Catfish and his current project the Suave Fucks (the best band name EVER). Charlie is Charlie Owen, guitarist extraordinaire to a myriad of projects, but probably most famous for his involvement with the Divynyls. These three gents (along with support from Shane Walsh, Garrett Costigan and the Dirty Three’s Jim White) have put together two brilliant albums of bluesy, country-esque songs with tales of murder, infidelity, spiders on the dunny (look it up) and the sort of activities that listeners to Silva and Gold podcast would appreciate on a night in. Tex and Don know how to weave compelling stories within their lyrics. The songs are simple but with melodies and arrangements that are perfect and won’t leave your head. Think of latter day Tom Waits ballads and you have an idea what this is about. Tim and I have a great old time discussing this album and a swag of other things. He has brilliant insight into music, is a great conversationalist, and it was an absolute pleasure having him on the show again. Once again, Eric Reanimator presents another great “An Album I Love” segment. This time he discusses Drivin’ and Cryin’s “Mystery Road”. A show highlight. Download the show either from http://lovethatalbum.blogspot.com or search for “lovethatalbum” in the itunes store. Send any feedback to rrrkitchen@yahoo.com.au – either written or mp3. Join the facebook group at http://www.facebook.com/groups/lovethatalbum and discuss your favourite supergroup (or any group comprising of members from established bands)