Episode 2 will once again focus on First Recordings, but not the Hit Versions of songs released between 1946 through 1966 and includes the first recording of (Get your Kicks on) ROUTE 66, That's Alright, Hound Dog, Rock Around The Clock, and so many of the very early rock'n roll classics. Roddy and Jane then move into the early 60s with the first recordings of Twist & Shout, It's In His Kiss, Needle In a Haystack and the first recording of SORROW released by The McCoys in October 1965 (way before David Bowie's release in '73).

Drop out and Tune in to Pop Heads Hour of Power every Monday evening 6PM on Sydney's Northside Radio and heard around Australia on the Community Radio Network.

Streaming around the world https://northsideradio.com.au/

Episode 2 will once again focus on First Recordings, but not the Hit Versions of songs released between 1946 through 1966 and includes the first recording of (Get your Kicks on) ROUTE 66, That's Alright, Hound Dog, Rock Around The Clock, and so many of the very early rock'n roll classics. Roddy and Jane then move into the early 60s with the first recordings of Twist &amp; Shout, It's In His Kiss, Needle In a Haystack and the first recording of SORROW released by The McCoys in October 1965 (way before David Bowie's release in '73).
Drop out and Tune in to Pop Heads Hour of Power every Monday evening 6PM on Sydney's Northside Radio and heard around Australia on the Community Radio Network.
Streaming around the world <a href="https://northsideradio.com.au/">https://northsideradio.com.au/</a>

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Welcome to the Pop Heads Hour of Power Podcast. 

In each hour-long show, Jane Arakawa and musicologist Roddy Lee cover specific topics relating to the music of the vinyl years covering the songwriters, Aussie favourites, and music of the late 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s. 

Welcome to the Pop Heads Hour of Power Podcast. 
In each hour-long show, Jane Arakawa and musicologist Roddy Lee cover specific topics relating to the music of the vinyl years covering the songwriters, Aussie favourites, and music of the late 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s.

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Pop Heads First Recordings - Not the Hit Versions Ep2   1946-1966

Pop Heads new series - FIRST RECORDINGS - NOT THE HIT VERSIONS! 
Jane and Roddy are in the Vault of Vinyl once again to run through the First Recordings of songs that went on to become No 1 HITS for other artists or bands. Hard to wrap your head around? Well, Drop out and Tune in to Pop Heads Hour of Power and Jane and Roddy, especially Roddy, will explain all.

Pop Heads Hour of Power every Monday on Northside Radio FM99.3, heard around Australia on the Community Radio Network satellite, and streaming around the world on Northside Radio https://northsideradio.com.au/

Pop Heads new series - FIRST RECORDINGS - NOT THE HIT VERSIONS!&nbsp; Jane and Roddy are in the Vault of Vinyl once again to run through the First Recordings of songs that went on to become No 1 HITS for other artists or bands. Hard to wrap your head around? Well, Drop out and Tune in to Pop Heads Hour of Power and Jane and Roddy, especially Roddy, will explain all.
Pop Heads Hour of Power every Monday on Northside Radio FM99.3, heard around Australia on the Community Radio Network satellite, and streaming around the world on Northside Radio <a href="https://northsideradio.com.au/">https://northsideradio.com.au/</a>

Pop Heads First Recordings of Songs that became #1 Hits - Ep1

For the final episode in this Pop Heads Series, Jane and Roddy take their seats in Newport, Isle of Wight, off Southampton in the UK, for The Cure performing Let's Go To Bed and The Walk at the 2011 Bestival.

Travelling back in time to 1985 in the UK (cos the Vault of Vinyl can do that seamlessly), The Style Council take the stage followed by Led Zeppelin 'Live'. Dolly Parton's cover of Stairway to Heaven should not be missed and That's All by Genesis at Wembley was not missed by 90,000 concert goers.

Midnight Oil are headliners for this final episode and give this LIVE & LOUD! series extra meaning when they played Goat Island in Sydney Harbour on January 1985.

Drop out and tune in to Pop Heads on Monday's at 6PM AEDT on Northside Radio 99.3 - Community Radio for Sydney's North Shore

For the final episode in this Pop Heads Series, Jane and Roddy take their seats in Newport, Isle of Wight, off Southampton in the UK, for The Cure performing Let's Go To Bed and The Walk at the 2011 Bestival.
Travelling back in time to 1985 in the UK (cos the Vault of Vinyl can do that seamlessly), The Style Council take the stage followed by Led Zeppelin 'Live'. Dolly Parton's cover of Stairway to Heaven should not be missed and That's All by Genesis at Wembley was not missed by 90,000 concert goers.
Midnight Oil are headliners for this final episode and give this LIVE &amp; LOUD! series extra meaning when they played Goat Island in Sydney Harbour on January 1985.
Drop out and tune in to Pop Heads on Monday's at 6PM AEDT on <a href="https://northsideradio.com.au/">Northside Radio 99.3 - Community Radio for Sydney's North Shore</a>

Pop Heads LIVE & LOUD! Series Two - Final Episode 5

Jane and Roddy are transported in the Vault of Vinyl to the USA for Roddy's selection of the "LIVE" performances starting at Madison Square Garden in late November 1969 and a Rolling Stone's double play.

Eric Clapton, Rod Stewart and The Faces, Dionne Warwick and Joe Cocker are all "live" in New York City. Heading westward we catch Otis Redding, The Temptations and The Four Tops with headliners, The Bee Gees, performing in Las Vegas.

Drop out and tune in to Pop Heads Hour of Power at 6PM AEDT and streaming Northside Radio 99.3 - Community Radio for Sydney's North Shore

Jane and Roddy are transported in the Vault of Vinyl to the USA for Roddy's selection of the "LIVE" performances starting at Madison Square Garden in late November 1969 and a Rolling Stone's double play.
Eric Clapton, Rod Stewart and The Faces, Dionne Warwick and Joe Cocker are all "live" in New York City. Heading westward we catch Otis Redding, The Temptations and The Four Tops with headliners, The Bee Gees, performing in Las Vegas.
Drop out and tune in to Pop Heads Hour of Power at 6PM AEDT and streaming <a href="https://northsideradio.com.au/">Northside Radio 99.3 - Community Radio for Sydney's North Shore</a>

Pop Heads First Recordings - Not the Hit Versions Ep2 1946-1966

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