Today on Maestro On The Mic we featured Kylie Orr a local author with two great books behind her. We spoke to her about The Eleventh Floor which is published by HQ Fiction and consists of 406 pages.



We also spoke to Bob ‘Bongo’ Starkie guitarist with Skyhooks and played on all their albums.  He told us about his connection with Ringo Starr, trying to make it big in the USA and three months in a bus. And more importantly his Skyhooks Show which comes to Bunjil Place, Narre Warren on Friday 15 November. You can get tickets from skyhooksshow.com . You’ll hear all the Skyhooks music over the years and videos of their golden era.



1.        The Calling – Mykl Lozin

2.        Love has made a fool of me – Paul Kelly (from his new album Fever Longing Still)

3.        Best behaviour – Suzannah Espie (First And Last Hotel)

4.        Songs about women – Michael Waugh (Beauty And Truth)

5.        Allergic to my baby – Mic Conway (Corporate Chook)

6.        Slaying ghosts – Billie Rose



Kylie Orr spoke to us from around 10.30 a.m. and she takes us through the writing process, reading under torchlight in her bed and being a writer while being a full time mum. The research she put into The Eleventh Floor.  Check out her website kylieorr.com .



7.        What am I doing here with you – Bev Harrell (Great Australian Singles Of The 60s)

8.        That’s When I Think Of You – 1927 (The Very Best Of)

9.        Women in Uniform – Skyhooks (The Collection)



We spoke to Bob ‘Bongo’ Starkie around 11.15 a.m. and he told us about his Skyhooks Show and how he found Sasha, a singer to cover the Skyhooks songs.  It would be no easy task to sing songs made famous by Graeme ‘Shirley’ Strahan.



10.   Every Chase A Steeple – Skyhooks (Ego)

11.   Aloysius – Cathy Dobson (Sundowner Drive)

12.   Rolling Through The Straw – Opelousas (Opelousafried)



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Next week: We speak to Noni Hazlehurst about her recently released bio….

Today on Maestro On The Mic we featured Kylie Orr a local author with two great books behind her. We spoke to her about The Eleventh Floor which is published by HQ Fiction and consists of 406 pages.
 
We also spoke to Bob ‘Bongo’ Starkie guitarist with Skyhooks and played on all their albums.  He told us about his connection with Ringo Starr, trying to make it big in the USA and three months in a bus. And more importantly his Skyhooks Show which comes to Bunjil Place, Narre Warren on Friday 15 November. You can get tickets from skyhooksshow.com . You’ll hear all the Skyhooks music over the years and videos of their golden era.
 
1.        The Calling – Mykl Lozin
2.        Love has made a fool of me – Paul Kelly (from his new album Fever Longing Still)
3.        Best behaviour – Suzannah Espie (First And Last Hotel)
4.        Songs about women – Michael Waugh (Beauty And Truth)
5.        Allergic to my baby – Mic Conway (Corporate Chook)
6.        Slaying ghosts – Billie Rose
 
Kylie Orr spoke to us from around 10.30 a.m. and she takes us through the writing process, reading under torchlight in her bed and being a writer while being a full time mum. The research she put into The Eleventh Floor.  Check out her website kylieorr.com .
 
7.        What am I doing here with you – Bev Harrell (Great Australian Singles Of The 60s)
8.        That’s When I Think Of You – 1927 (The Very Best Of)
9.        Women in Uniform – Skyhooks (The Collection)
 
We spoke to Bob ‘Bongo’ Starkie around 11.15 a.m. and he told us about his Skyhooks Show and how he found Sasha, a singer to cover the Skyhooks songs.  It would be no easy task to sing songs made famous by Graeme ‘Shirley’ Strahan.
 
10.   Every Chase A Steeple – Skyhooks (Ego)
11.   Aloysius – Cathy Dobson (Sundowner Drive)
12.   Rolling Through The Straw – Opelousas (Opelousafried)
 
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 Next week: We speak to Noni Hazlehurst about her recently released bio….

Today on Maestro On The Mic we featured interviews with Noni Hazlehurst about her memoir ‘Dropping The Mask’ and Grantlee Kieza about ‘Mr and Mrs Gould’.



1.        The Calling – Mykl Lozin

2.        High standard of mediocrity – Mic Conway (from his album Corporate Chook)

3.        I want to own a farm with you  – Hazel and The Thief

4.        Man on fire – Les Thomas (All My Friends Are Superstars)

5.        Ctrl + Alt + Delete – Tina Nabb (Town And Country)

6.        Are you looking at me – Colin Hay



At 10.30a.m. we spoke to Noni Hazlehurst about her life and times.  Becoming one of our best known actors and featuring in Play School, A Place Called Home, Better Homes And Gardens and live theatre including Mother. Her book ‘Dropping The Mask’ is published by Harper Collins and be a good gift for someone special this Christmas.



7.        Baby pull over – Ruby Boots (Solitude)

8.        I never found those lips again – Joe Dolce (Green-eyed Boy Of The Rain)

9.        The girl says she’s bored – Skyhooks (Straight In A Gay Gay World)



At 11.15a.m. we spoke to Grantlee Kieza about his latest book on two greats of the world of wildlife John and Elizabeth Gould.  His fascinating book ‘Mr And Mrs Gould’ is published by ABC Books and timely in this world we live in where wildlife is under threat more than before. Their art work in preserving various animals that have since become extinct is a sad reminder of so called progress.



10.   Rule #1 – Lisa Miller (Meet The Misses)

11.   Tears of Wybalenna – Neil Murray (The Telling)

12.   Cherry Pie – Daddy Cool (The Last Drive-in Movie Show)

13.   Moments – Lance Friend

14.   Everywhere – Mast Gully Fellers (The Great Divide)



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Next week: We speak to Titus O’Reilly about his new book 7 Deadly Sins Of Sport….

Today on Maestro On The Mic we featured interviews with Noni Hazlehurst about her memoir ‘Dropping The Mask’ and Grantlee Kieza about ‘Mr and Mrs Gould’.
 
1.        The Calling – Mykl Lozin
2.        High standard of mediocrity – Mic Conway (from his album Corporate Chook)
3.        I want to own a farm with you  – Hazel and The Thief
4.        Man on fire – Les Thomas (All My Friends Are Superstars)
5.        Ctrl + Alt + Delete – Tina Nabb (Town And Country)
6.        Are you looking at me – Colin Hay
 
At 10.30a.m. we spoke to Noni Hazlehurst about her life and times.  Becoming one of our best known actors and featuring in Play School, A Place Called Home, Better Homes And Gardens and live theatre including Mother. Her book ‘Dropping The Mask’ is published by Harper Collins and be a good gift for someone special this Christmas.
 
7.        Baby pull over – Ruby Boots (Solitude)
8.        I never found those lips again – Joe Dolce (Green-eyed Boy Of The Rain)
9.        The girl says she’s bored – Skyhooks (Straight In A Gay Gay World)
 
At 11.15a.m. we spoke to Grantlee Kieza about his latest book on two greats of the world of wildlife John and Elizabeth Gould.  His fascinating book ‘Mr And Mrs Gould’ is published by ABC Books and timely in this world we live in where wildlife is under threat more than before. Their art work in preserving various animals that have since become extinct is a sad reminder of so called progress.
 
10.   Rule #1 – Lisa Miller (Meet The Misses)
11.   Tears of Wybalenna – Neil Murray (The Telling)
12.   Cherry Pie – Daddy Cool (The Last Drive-in Movie Show)
13.   Moments – Lance Friend
14.   Everywhere – Mast Gully Fellers (The Great Divide)
 
Email: <a href="mailto:maestroonthemic@gmail.com">maestroonthemic@gmail.com</a>
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 Next week: We speak to Titus O’Reilly about his new book 7 Deadly Sins Of Sport….

Maestro On The Mic on 15 November, 2024 features an interview with Noni Hazlehurst and then Grantlee Kieza

Maestro On The Mic is two hours of music, mostly Australian in origin. Featuring interviews with authors and musicians and other persons of interest.

After years of working with the Professor and the Magnate on the Friday Breakfast Lounge, the Maestro strikes out on his own.

Tune in and hear things you haven't before and will sometimes wish you didn't.

Thanks to subscribers Andy, Brett, Peter, and Frankie the Cavalier. 

Maestro On The Mic is two hours of music, mostly Australian in origin. Featuring interviews with authors and musicians and other persons of interest.
After years of working with the Professor and the Magnate on the Friday Breakfast Lounge, the Maestro strikes out on his own.
Tune in and hear things you haven't before and will sometimes wish you didn't.
Thanks to subscribers Andy, Brett, Peter, and Frankie the Cavalier.

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