Today on Maestro On The Mic we featured an interview with the world famous Joe Dolce. You may remember him for the song Shaddap You Face from around 1980 and it was a chart topping single around the world. Ask Sting and Rod Stewart who were miffed by his presence on top! There is more to Joe Dolce and hopefully listening to our interview will make everyone aware of this. A poet, a musician and a cook!



We played the following tracks today:


The Calling - Mykl Lozin
Goodnight Irene - Keith Richards (from his album Crosseyed Heart)
Linger - Kate Miller-Heidke (her new single)
One Day At A Time - Opelousas (Opelousafried)
Tears of Wybalenna - Neil Murray (The Telling)  This is a song that is really worth listening to. Again and again. A powerful piece of work and amongst the best from Neil Murray
The Second Act - Missy Higgins (The Second Act) 
Green-eyed Boy Of The Rain - Joe Dolce (Green-eyed Boy Of The Rain



We interviewed Joe Dolce and he spoke about fame, writing and his new album. Check out his website joedolce.net and see just what he has been doing over the years. He is more than a one hit wonder.  His albums such as Wind Cries Mary and Freelovedays are worth checking out. Plus the newie Green-eyed Boy Of The Rain.



8. Mr Q - Joe Dolce (Green-eyed Boy Of The Rain)

9. I Never Found Those Lips Again - Joe Dolce (Green-eyed Boy Of The Rain)

10. The Murder of Alberta King - Joe Dolce (Green-eyed Boy Of The Rain)

11. The Ghost of Melbourne City - Les Thomas (All My Friends Are Superstars)

12. Did You Call Her Darling - Jane Clifton (ABC Airplay Six)

13. Creswick - Mast Gully Fellers (The Great Divide)

14. Because - Mic Conway (Reality Is An Illusion)

15. A Cups - Xani 

16. All My Friends Are Getting Married - Skyhooks (In Concert 1974-75)

17. I've Been In It Too Long - Sherbet (Life)



contact the Maestro:  maestroonthemic@gmail.com

Today on Maestro On The Mic we featured an interview with the world famous Joe Dolce. You may remember him for the song Shaddap You Face from around 1980 and it was a chart topping single around the world. Ask Sting and Rod Stewart who were miffed by his presence on top! There is more to Joe Dolce and hopefully listening to our interview will make everyone aware of this. A poet, a musician and a cook!
 
We played the following tracks today:
 
<ol>
<li>The Calling - Mykl Lozin</li>
<li>Goodnight Irene - Keith Richards (from his album Crosseyed Heart)</li>
<li>Linger - Kate Miller-Heidke (her new single)</li>
<li>One Day At A Time - Opelousas (Opelousafried)</li>
<li>Tears of Wybalenna - Neil Murray (The Telling)  This is a song that is really worth listening to. Again and again. A powerful piece of work and amongst the best from Neil Murray</li>
<li>The Second Act - Missy Higgins (The Second Act) </li>
<li>Green-eyed Boy Of The Rain - Joe Dolce (Green-eyed Boy Of The Rain</li>
</ol>
 
We interviewed Joe Dolce and he spoke about fame, writing and his new album. Check out his website joedolce.net and see just what he has been doing over the years. He is more than a one hit wonder.  His albums such as Wind Cries Mary and Freelovedays are worth checking out. Plus the newie Green-eyed Boy Of The Rain.
 
8. Mr Q - Joe Dolce (Green-eyed Boy Of The Rain)
9. I Never Found Those Lips Again - Joe Dolce (Green-eyed Boy Of The Rain)
10. The Murder of Alberta King - Joe Dolce (Green-eyed Boy Of The Rain)
11. The Ghost of Melbourne City - Les Thomas (All My Friends Are Superstars)
12. Did You Call Her Darling - Jane Clifton (ABC Airplay Six)
13. Creswick - Mast Gully Fellers (The Great Divide)
14. Because - Mic Conway (Reality Is An Illusion)
15. A Cups - Xani 
16. All My Friends Are Getting Married - Skyhooks (In Concert 1974-75)
17. I've Been In It Too Long - Sherbet (Life)
 
contact the Maestro:  maestroonthemic@gmail.com

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.

Maestro On The Mic featuring an interview with Joe Dolce

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