Pop Heads Hour of Power with Jane Arakawa and Roddy Lee celebrates the 65th Anniversary of Motown Records.

Episode 4 in this series features a great selection of Motown covers starting in 1963 and ending in 1974.  Ep 5 will start in 1974 through to 1990.

A Beatles Motown covers double play gets Ep4 underway with Please Mr Postman and You Really Got a Hold on Me.

Roddy has selected just a few of his absolute favourites for us all to enjoy including, Chris Farlowe's What Becomes of the Broken Hearted and Georgie Fame's My Girl.

The Aussie Twilights hit Needle in a Haystack, Vanilla Fudge's You Keep Me Hanging On and super sexy Isaac Hayes Never Can Say Goodbye.

So many more to enjoy, so Drop Out and Tune In.

Pop Heads Hour of Power with Jane Arakawa and Roddy Lee celebrates the 65th Anniversary of Motown Records.
Episode 4 in this series features a great selection of Motown covers starting in 1963 and ending in 1974.  Ep 5 will start in 1974 through to 1990.
A Beatles Motown covers double play gets Ep4 underway with Please Mr Postman and You Really Got a Hold on Me.
Roddy has selected just a few of his absolute favourites for us all to enjoy including, Chris Farlowe's What Becomes of the Broken Hearted and Georgie Fame's My Girl.
The Aussie Twilights hit Needle in a Haystack, Vanilla Fudge's You Keep Me Hanging On and super sexy Isaac Hayes Never Can Say Goodbye.
So many more to enjoy, so Drop Out and Tune In.

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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 MOTOWN65 ep 4 -  covers 1963 -1974

The 5th and final episode in the Pop Heads Series - MOTOWN65 - Celebrating the 65th Anniversary of Motown.

Once again, Roddy entertains and informs with fabulous Motown covers selected from the years 1974 - 1990.  The Vault of Vinyl is filled with just How Sweet It is followed by Linda Ronstadt's Tracks of my Tears.

Great covers of amazing Motown songs including The Doobies, The Carpenters, and our own Aussie Graeme Shirley Strachan.

The Rolling Stone's cover of Just My Imagination is one of Roddy's favourites, along with a madcap version of Money by The Flying Lizards - you won't hear it anywhere else!

Drop out and tune in to the Pop Heads Hour of Power with Jane Arakawa and Roddy Lee every Monday at 6PM on Sydney's FM99.3 Northside Radio and heard around Australia on the Community Radio Network.

The 5th and final episode in the Pop Heads Series - MOTOWN65 - Celebrating the 65th Anniversary of Motown.
Once again, Roddy entertains and informs with fabulous Motown covers selected from the years 1974 - 1990.  The Vault of Vinyl is filled with just How Sweet It is followed by Linda Ronstadt's Tracks of my Tears.
Great covers of amazing Motown songs including The Doobies, The Carpenters, and our own Aussie Graeme Shirley Strachan.
The Rolling Stone's cover of Just My Imagination is one of Roddy's favourites, along with a madcap version of Money by The Flying Lizards - you won't hear it anywhere else!
Drop out and tune in to the Pop Heads Hour of Power with Jane Arakawa and Roddy Lee every Monday at 6PM on Sydney's FM99.3 Northside Radio and heard around Australia on the Community Radio Network.

Pop Heads Ep5 Celebrating 65 yrs of MOTOWN

Pop Heads Roddy Lee continues Episode 3 of this series Celebrating the 65th Anniversary of Motown Records with one of the biggest Motown stars of the 1960s, 1970s, and into the 1980s - Stevie Wonder's Master Blaster.

You'll be glad to know that Jane doesn't sing along with Diana Ross and Lionel Richie's Endless Love, but you can.

Along with so many Motown stars continuing their successes in the 1980s, there are The Jacksons and Michael.

Roddy made sure Jane's mic was OFF when he played: Charlene's Never Been To Me.

Drop out and tune in to Pop Heads Hour of Power in the Vault of Vinyl with Jane Arakawa and Roddy Lee for an entertaining and informative look back on Motown Records in the 1980s.

Pop Heads Roddy Lee continues Episode 3 of this series Celebrating the 65th Anniversary of Motown Records with one of the biggest Motown stars of the 1960s, 1970s, and into the 1980s - Stevie Wonder's Master Blaster.
You'll be glad to know that Jane doesn't sing along with Diana Ross and Lionel Richie's Endless Love, but you can.
Along with so many Motown stars continuing their successes in the 1980s, there are The Jacksons and Michael.
Roddy made sure Jane's mic was OFF when he played: Charlene's Never Been To Me.
Drop out and tune in to Pop Heads Hour of Power in the Vault of Vinyl with Jane Arakawa and Roddy Lee for an entertaining and informative look back on Motown Records in the 1980s.

Pop Heads Ep 3 of MOTOWN65 Series - The 1980s

In Pop Heads 2nd episode in the MOTOWN65 series, Jane and Roddy take you back to the 1970s, when one of the most successful record companies in the USA was: The Sound of Young America.

Join Jane and Pop Heads musicologist in the Vault of Vinyl to remember and enjoy many of the Motown hits of the 70s. 

The Supremes, Marvin Gaye, The Four Tops, The Temptations and then there's DISCO!

As Thelma Houston sang, Don't Leave Me This Way, Roddy wraps up Episode 2 with the award-winning Stevie Wonder as we celebrate the 65th Anniversary of Motown Records.

Drop out and tune in

In Pop Heads 2nd episode in the MOTOWN65 series, Jane and Roddy take you back to the 1970s, when one of the most successful record companies in the USA was: The Sound of Young America.
Join Jane and Pop Heads musicologist in the Vault of Vinyl to remember and enjoy many of the Motown hits of the 70s. 
The Supremes, Marvin Gaye, The Four Tops, The Temptations and then there's DISCO!
As Thelma Houston sang, Don't Leave Me This Way, Roddy wraps up Episode 2 with the award-winning Stevie Wonder as we celebrate the 65th Anniversary of Motown Records.
Drop out and tune in

Pop Heads MOTOWN65 ep 4 - covers 1963 -1974

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