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This is from the Telegraph February 29th 1960 and Long before becoming Good Times and Great Classic Hits 4KQ was one of the Brisbane's popular music stations at that time which among their jockeys was Bill O'Brien who on the station hosted Life Of The Party on Saturday Nights and on Sunday Afternoon hosted Tailored To The Taste, Platter Personalities, Music By The Mile and Cool Half Hour.

This is from the Telegraph February 28th 1974(50 years ago today) and 4BC which is now the talkback station was of Brisbane's very popular music stations at the time which among their disc jockeys was Mike Ahern who worked on Radio Caroline in England back in the 60's and came to Australia which he did the midnight to dawn shift on 2UW before joining 4BC in the late 60's which he would be there until the 70's.

This is the new album by legendary British singer Rod Stewart with British musician Jools Holland and this was recorded at Helicon Mountain, Durrington House and Red Cottage Studios. It has covers of classic swing songs from the big band era which it includes Frankie and Johnny, Them There Eyes, Oh Marie, Pennies From Heaven and many others. It is FANTASTIC and BRILLIANT with FANTASTIC songs with great singing by Rod Stewart who is still sounding great and does these songs very well when you think 20 years ago when he did the Great American Songbook albums and it was produced by Nitin Sawhney and Phil Manzanera. Lets' hope it does very well which I am sure it will and Rod will be performing in Asia, Europe, America and Las Vegas throughout the year. This is an must for Rod Stewart fans and I give it 4 stars as it's in the shops now so do yourselves an favour and BUY IT which you will be impressed and amazed.

This is the double CD set of legendary American singer Sandy Posey and on this double CD set it has the album tracks from her 4 albums she made from 1966-68 as well as the hit singles Born A Woman, Single Girl and I Take It Back as well as the non LP Tracks including Italian versions of both Born A Woman and Single Girl and there is an fantatsic booklet talking about her career which is done by Brian Ward. It is FANTASTIC, BRILLIANT and SUPERB with FANTASTIC and BRILLIANT songs which has stood the test of time and still sounding great today as it did back then. Sandy Posey doesn't get enough recognition as she should when you think she had the pop hits in the 60's and having country hits in the 70's and 80's which she had the impact at that time and I am sure Australian music fans would be aware that Australian singer Judy Stone had an hit with Born A Woman which was released at the same time as Sandy's version which they shared the charts in Australia with the s

This is from the Telegraph February 27th 1959 and 4BC which is now the talkback station here in Brisbane was one of Brisbane's top radio stations at the time which among their disc jockeys was Bert Birdbrain Robertson who was on 4BC in the 50's until the 70's which he was on Monday to Friday at 10.30am.

This is from the Telegraph February 26th 1960 and 4BC which is now the talkback station was one of Brisbane's top radio stations at that time which among their disc jockeys was Johnny James who did the breakfast show for many years and also he hosted on 4BC in that year the Hi Fi Club which was connected with Coca Cola which the show was on Monday to Wednesday at 5.30pm and Sunday at 9.45am as well as hosting the TV version of the Hi Fi Club on QTQ 9 at that same time.

This is the autobiography of British musician and member of the iconic British rock band the Sex Pistols Glen Matlock and in this book he talks about his upbringing in London, learning to play guitar as an boy as well as getting an bass guitar from someone at his school, worked at Let It Rock where he met Malcolm McLaren, joined an band called the Strand who would eventually become the Sex Pistols which he was on their hit single Anarchy In The UK as well as the first album which he write most of the tracks, left the Sex Pistols in 1977, formed the Rich Kids which had 1 album and 1 hit single, worked with The Faces, Blondie, Iggy Pop and many others. It is FANTASTIC and BRILLIANT with FANTASTIC stories as well as impressive and very entertaining which it is well worth an read. Glen released an album last year called Consequences Coming woth the Philistines as well as just played at the Surf Ballroom in Clear Lake Iowa for the Winter Dance Party show as well as be touring the UK in M

This is from the Telegraph February 25th 1967 and Bill Gates who was one of Brisbane's popular disc jockeys on 4BH who was with the Station since 1957 left 4BH in 1966 and joined 4BK in 1967 which his first broadcast with them was on Monday February 27th 1967 which he would be on from 5.30am every Monday to Saturday as he would be there for 2 years until 1969. Bill Gates was the one who gave the Bee Gees their name here in Brisbane as well as doing the recod hops around Brisbane at that time including the O'Connor Boathouse which was on North Quay.

This is the autobiography of legendary American actor Billy Dee Williams and in this book he talks about his upbringing in Harlem, made his first broadway debut at age 7, studying @ the High School of Music and Art, made his very first movie in 1959 in The Last Angry Man, doing Broadway like A Taste Of Honey, The Blue Boy In Black and Hallelujah baby, doing the TV movies Brian's Song, movies including Lady Sings Blues, Mahogany, The Empire Strikes Back, The Return of the Jedi, The Bingo Long Traveling All Stars and Motor Kings and Batman, doing Dynasty in the 1980's, his 3 marriages, working with Joan Plowright, Berry Gordy, Diana Ross, Paul Muni, Diahann Carroll, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, James Caan and many others. It is FANTASTIC, BRILLIANT and SUPERB with FANTASTIC and BRILLIANt stories as well as very impressive and very entertaining which it is well worth an read. This is an must for fans of Billy Dee Williams and I am giving this 5 stars as it's in the shops no

This afternoon I went to the Cineplex Cinema South Bank to see the movie Bob Marley Pne Love. It's 1976 with Jamaica at political conflcit with shootings happening Jamaican performer Bob marley ( Kingsley Ben Adir) annouces at an press confrence that he will be performing at an concert promoting peace among the political factions and Bob, his wife Rita (Lashana Lynch) and some of his band members The Wailers are shot but survive by assilants while they preparing the concert and they do the concert but feeling sadded that his fellow countrymen are wanting to kill him and His wife Bob urges his wife and the children to go to America to stay with his mother as well as he and the Wailers go to London. It is in London that Bob and his band are working on an album that would be Exodus and would become an great success but then issues are happening and then Chris Blackwell (james Norton) along with Rita are concern with the toenail infection which was to be an rear cancer and then it g

This is from the Sunday Truth (later Sunday Sun) February 24th 1963 and now the Classic Hits station 4BH was one of Brisbane's popular radio stations back in the 60's which among their disc jockeys was Ben Beckinsale who the more Music For Moderns from 5.30pm-8.30pm on Sunday nights and there was the All Day Sunday Music Music Music besides from Ben Beckinsale were Barry Matheson, Bill Gates, Brian Henderson and John Laws which was on all day from 5am Sundays.

This is from the Telegraph February 23rd 1977 and until 1991 4IP who was originally based in Ipswich but moved to Brisbane was one of Brisbane's very popular radio stations which among their disc jockeys was Graham Roberts aka Robbo who did the breakfast show from 5am-9am and also made records including Having A barbie which went to number 26 in Brisbane in 1975.

This is from the Telegraph February 22nd 1958 and until 1990 when it became B105 4BK was one of Brisbane's very popular radio stations for many years which this advert from 1958 had Teenage listening for the week which on Monday to Fridays at 4pm Allan Lappan did the Four at Four presenting the 4 top tunes, from 4.15pm-4.45pm Monday To Thursday Malcolm Searle compared Teenage Time, on Friday at 4.45pm Teenage Hit Parade and from 5.15pm-5.45pm was the Children's Hit Parade

This is from the Telegraph February 21st 1968 and the only commercial talkback station in Brisbane now 4BC back in the 60's was one of the top Brisbane radio stations which their disc jockeys were Johnny James, Geoff Atkinson, Bert "birdbrain" Robertson, Tom McGrgeor, Vince Curry and Kevin Gardiner. This advert is just Fantastic and amazing.

This is from the Telegraph February 20th 1957 and 4BH which is now the Classic Hits Station was one of Brisbane's radio stations which among their disc jockeys was Bob Rogers who was with 4BH since 1950 whch he hosted the rock and roll show on Saturdays at 9pm and was the one who would introduced the top 40 in Australia on 2UE the following year until 1962 as well as the first Australian disc jockey to play The Pub With No Beer by Slim Dusty which went to number 1 in Australia.

This is from the Telegraph February 20th 1963 (61 Years Ago today) and this is the 4BK top 10 with Del Shannon at number 1 with Little Town Flirt, the Denvermen who also backed up Digger Revell at number 2 with the song written by Johnny Devlin and Nat Kipner Surfside, The Shadows at number 3 with the Boys written by members Brian Bennett, Bruce Welch and Hank Marvin, Bobby Vee at number 4 with The Night Has A Thousand Eyes, the Tornados at number 5 with the song written and produced by Joe Meek Telstar which most people would know that they were the first British group to hit number 1 in the USA, Elvis Presley at number 6 with the song which was from the Movie Girls Girls Girls Return To Sender, the Hilltop Singers at number 7 with Walk Right In which was an cover of the Cannon's Jug Stompers song in 1929, Teresa Brewer at number 8 with Ballas of Lovers Hill, Cliff Richard at number 9 with the song from the Summer Holiday movie which he wrote it with Bruce Welch Bachelor Boy an

This is from the Telegraph February 19th 1964(60 Years ago today) and this is the 4BK 10 charts with the first three spots were dominated by the Beatles I Saw Her Standing There which was from the Please Please Me album at number 1, I Want To Hold Your Hand at number 2 and She Loves You at number 3, the Dave Clark Five at number 4 with Glad All Over, Little Pattie with He's Blonde Headed Stompie Wompie Real Gone Surfer Boy written by Australian singer Jay Justin at number 5, Frank Ifield at number 6 with Please, Jimmy Hannan who at that time was hosting the Australian music show Saturday Date at number 7 with Beach Ball which was an cover of the City Surfers song which had Roger McGuinn before the Byrds, Bobby Darin and Terry Melcher which Roger aka Jim back then wrote it with Frank Gari and the Bee Gees are on backing vocals on Jimmy's version, The Renegades with Kuhuna which was produced by Johnny Devlin at number 8, Dave Berry at number 9 with Memphis Tennesee which was

This is from the Telegraph February 18th 1957 and long before being the Good Times and Great Classic Hits station as well as the Country Station in the 80's 4KQ was the very first Brisbane radio station to play rock and roll music which was done by an American named Hal Gorcey as it happened in 1956 and was on from 6.30pm-8pm. He got an mention in the 75 year special about 4KQ when it finished up in 2022 which was played on Sunday June 26th and the final day June 30th 2022.

it's 50 years ago when Paul McCartney and Wings released the album Band On The Run which was released on November 30th 1973 and was recorded in London and Lagos which while they were in Lagos they were robbed losing demo tapes and bag of song lyrics as well as the departures of drummer Denny Seiwell and guitarist Henry McCullough so it was the line up of Paul McCartney, Linda (his wife) and Denny Laine who had been from the Moody Blues(his voice on Go Now) along with Ginger Baker (Cream/Blind Faith) playing precussion on 1 track, Howie Casey the sax player who had with Derry and the Seniors which later became Casey and the Seniors played on 3 tracks were among the additional musicians playing on the album. From the album had the hit singles the title track Band on the Run and Jet and it went to number 1 in the UK, USA and Australia in 1974 which has been one of Paul McCartney's most successful albums as well as one of his best work after the Beatles. It is now being reissu

This is from the Telegraph February 16th 1976 and 4KQ long before the Good Times and Great Classic Hits as well as before becoming an country station for an time was the Better Music Station which among their radio personalities was Ian skippen who was with 4KQ for 16 years as he started as an standby junior annoucer as well as being on an show called Open House from 11am-2pm Monday to Friday. Ian went to do TV as well as doing radio on Triple M, B105 and 4BC and he was on 4KQ on it's very last broadcast Thursday June 30th 2022 which he was interviewed by Murray Shoring as well as being at the farewell party.

This is from the Telegraph February 16thy 1973 and this is the 4BC top 40 charts with Lobo at number 1 with I Want You To Love Me, Carly Simon at number 2 with You're So Vain, Elton John at number 3 with Crocodile Rock and Michael Jackson at number 4 with Ben which was from an movie of the same name that was an sequel to the movie Willard in 1971. The new entries in the chart that week was The Raspberries including Eric Carmen with I Wanna Be With You at number 36 and Bulldog with No at number 34 and the Australian acts on the charts that week were Russell Morris at number 9 with Wings Of A Eagle, the Bootleg Family with Your Mama Don't Dance which was shared with the Original by Loggins and Messina at number 16, Sherbet at number 17 with You Got The Gun, Brisbane group New World at number 20 with Living Next Door To Alice which was the original version about 4 years before Smokie's version written by Brisbanite Mike Chapman and Nicky Chinn, John (Johnny) Farnham with Don

This is from the Telegraph February 15th 1964 and 4BH which is now the classic hits station was one of Brisbane's very popular music stations in the 60's which one of their shows that was on 4BH at the time was the Modern Sounds In Country and Western Music and it was on Monday to Fridays from 8am-8.30am playing the Country and Western music and Folk music as well as the recording that the country performers had at that time.

This is from the Bribie Star February 14th 1964 and 4BC which is now the talkback station was at that time in the 60's one of the top radio stations in Brisbane playing the top 40 music which was the big thing at that time which on Sundays there was the Sunday Super 70 which records of whoever was around at the time would be played as it was on for 13 non stop hours.

This is from the Telegraph February 13th 1970 and this advert was promoting the music festival Big Stir which was promoted by Brisbane radio station 4IP on Sunday February 15th at 2pm which the headline act was John(Then Johnny) Farnham with Brisbane acts Reformation, Light, Kastle Abbey, Vibrant Souls, Julian Jones who was from the Avengers and Union jack which the show was also sponsored by Coca Cola.

This is from the Southside News February 12th 1964(60 Years ago today) and this is the 4BH Top 40 charts with the Dave Clark Five at number 1 with Glad All Over, The Beatles at number 2 with I Want To Hold Your Hand, the Shadows at number 3 with Geronimo and The Beatles at number 4 with I saw Her Standing There which was from the Please Please Me album. Among the other acts on the charts that week were the Beatles at number 5 with She Loves You, Jimmy Gilmer and the Fireballs at number 6 with Daisy Petal Pickin, The Trashmen at number 10 with Surfin Bird, Dion at number 14 with Drip Drop, Jan and Dean at number 16 with Drag City, the Rip Chords at number 17 with Hey Little Cobra, the Beach Boys at number 22 with Hawaii which was from the Surfer Girl album, Roy Orbison at number 24 with Pretty paper written by Willie Nelson, the Supremes at number 27 with When The Lovelight Starts Shining Through His Eyes, the Ronettes at number 29 with Baby I Love You, Elvis Presley at number 36 with

This is from the Telegraph February 12th 1964(60 Years ago today) and this is the 4BK top 10 with the Beatles at number 1 with I Want To Hold Your Hand, the Beatles at number 2 with I Saw Her Standing There which was from the Please Please Me album, the Beatles at number 3 with She Loves You, Jimmy Hannan who at that time was hosting the music show Saturday Date was at number 4 with Beach Ball which was an cover of the City Surfers song which had Roger McGuinn before the Byrds, Bobby Darin and Terry Melcher and was written by Roger (Jim as he was back then) McGuinn and Frank Gari with the Bee Gees on backing vocals, Little Pattie at number 5 with He's My Blonde Headed Stompie wompie Real Gone Surfer Boy written by Jay Justin , The Dave Clark Five at number 6 with Glad All Over, Frank Ifield at number 7 with Please, Brian Poole and the Tremeloes at number 8 with their version of the Contours song Do You Love Me, Jimmy Gilmer and the Fireballs at number 9 with Daisy Petal Pickin

This is from the Telegraph February 11th 1969 and 4IP until 1991 was one of Brisbane's popular radio stations which on this day in 1969 Brisbane disc jockey Tony MacArthur who was living in London at that time doing Radio Luxembourg as well as being on 4BC in the 60's doing the Beatles Show as well as playing American R&B music as well as British artists and even blues did broadcasts from London Monday to Friday from 7pm and on Special Sunday for 2 hours from 6pm on 4IP

This is from the Telegraph February 10th 1959 and 4BK which until 1990 when it became B105 FM was one of Brisbane popular radio stations which among their disc jockeys was Malcolm Searle who was on Monday to Friday from 5-5.15pm, 1-1.30pm on Mondays, 8.30pm-9pm Wednesdays, 9pm-9.30pm Thursdays, 6.30pm-6.45pm Saturdays and Sundays 10.30am-12pm and did others shows on the station which were Community Concerts at 12.40pm Tuesdays and Thursdays, The Housewives Hit Parade at 8.30am on Fridays, The Teenage Hit Parade at 5.30pm on Thursdays, The Young Queenslanders Club on Saturdays at 9.30am and Melody Hour Noon on Sundays at 1pm.

This is from the Redcliffe Herald February 9th 1977 and 4KQ long before becoming Good Times and Great Classic Hits as well as few years before becoming country for a time was the Better Music Station and among their radio personalities was Des Allen who did the Midnight to Dawn show from Sunday to Monday

This is from the Sunday truth February 9th 1969 and 4BH which is now the classic hits station was one of Brisbane's popular music stations at the time which among their radio personalities was Geoff Bradley who had an show on 4BH called Hitline which was on from 2pm-4pm Monday to Friday and Usual Hitline on Monday to Saturday from 8am-9am.

This is from the Telegraph February 8th 1966 and 4BC which is now the talkback station here in Brisbane as it's the only commercial talkback station in Brisbane but back in the 60's 4BC was one top radio stations in Brisbane at that time which among their radio personalities were Geoff Atkinson, Tony MacArthur and Graeme Smith(Bob) and they played the Top 40 as 4BC was the first radio station in Brisbane to do the top 40 in May 1958 as wellas being on from 4pm until Midnight each day.

This is from the Telegraph February 5th 1968 and 4BH as we know now is the Classic Hits station but back in the 60's it was one Brisbane's popular stations at that time which among their radio personalities was David Greenwood who was with 4IP as well as hosting the second and last season of the Channel 0 music show Countdown (not the Molly Meldrum one it was an Brisbane music show). On this advert from February 5th 1968 David was on Monday-Friday from 4pm=7pm and Sundays from 8am-1.50pm and was giving out lucky keys for the Win A Holden contest which there was 10 keys to be won from 6am-10pm everyday.

This is from the Beaudesert Times February 4th 1966 and 4IP was one of Brisbane's popular radio stations in the 60's which they were based in Ipswich for a time and then based in Brisbane which lasted until 1991. Among their radio personalities at the time in 1966 were John Knox, David Greenwood, Ron Saywell and many others .

This is from the Sunday Truth February 5th 1967 and 4BC which is now as we know the talkback station but in the 60's was one of Brisbane's very popular music stations which among their radio personalities were Bert "Bird Brain" Robertson and Mike Baker who did mornings and early afternoons. Bert Robertson was with 4BC from the 50's until the early 70's and later went to 4GG on the Gold Coast as well as prior to 4BC was with 3KZ, 2MW and 2UW.

This is from the Southside Weekly News February 3rd 1966 and 4BH which is now the classic hits station was in the 60's one of Brisbane's popular radio stations which among their radio personalities was Bill Gates who was on Platter Chatter in the afternoon as well as the one who gave the Bee Gees their name and use to do the record hops all around Brisbane including the O'Connor Boathouse which was on North Quay. On This advert from 1966 Bill gates was on the air Monday-Friday from 12pm-2pm and 4pm-6pm as well as Saturdays from 8am-12.45pm

In August, September and October 2024 legendary Australian and New Zealand singer Dinah Lee, Little Pattie, Jade Hurley, Lucky Starr and Digger Revell will be performing shows in Queensland for the Good Old Days of Rock and Roll tour and they will perform their hits from the 60's as well as other songs including Dinah doing Slipping Away as an tribute to max Merritt who passed away on September 24th 2020 as well as doing some songs together. If you would like to see them please do yourselves an favour and SEE THEM which you will be impressed and amazed and I am sure it will bring back memories for those who grew up in the 60's as well as watching the acts on Bandstand, Six O'Clock Rock, Johnny O'Keefe Show, Sing Sing Sing and many others as well as for those who were not born in the 60's but who have an interest in the era you will truly experience seeing legends of Australian/NZ rock. Let's keep supporting Australian music. Dates- Redlands Performing Arts

This afternoon I went to see legendary Australian singer Issi Dye and Victorian performer Glenn Douglas at Wynnum Bowls Club and I only saw Issi 8 months ago at Twin Towns after Cooly Rocks On. I caught the train to Wynnum from the city, walk to the club, got wrist band, went inside, ordered my meal, bought Coke with No Sugar, rang Dad and saw Issi and Glenn. Had chicken schnitzel, chips and salad for lunch, drank coke with No Sugar, use mobile, wrote notes and did some writing. the show started at about 2.05pm with Issi signing 3 songs and then Glenn joined Issi on stage which they performed the Roy Orbison set doing the classic hits including Only The Lonely, Candy Man, Uptown which they played it twice, You Got It, Lana, Pretty Woman and many others also including an Elvis Presley song as well as I getting an mention by both Issi and Glenn, there was an interval which I got photos with Glenn in the Roy Orbison gear, bought Pork Crackle and Coke with No Sugar, ate Pork Crackle, Dra

This is from the Telegraph February 3rd 1965 and this was the 4BK Top 10 with local boy from Moorooka Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs at number 1 with their version of the Judy Garland song Over The Rainbow which it was the final single for the original line up of the Aztecs(Col Baigent, Tony Barber (not the Sale Of the Century host), Vince Melouney and John "Bluey" Watson), Julie Rogers at number 2 with the Wedding, Petula Clark at number 3 with the song written by Tony Hatch Downtown, Bobby Vinton at number 4 with Mr Lonley, The Drifters at number 5 with the song written by Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil Saturday Night At The Movies, Gene Pitney at number 6 with I'm Gonna Be Strong, Del Shannon at number 7 with Keep Searchin, Matt Monro at number 8 with Walk Away, Johnny Rivers at number 9 with his version of the Harold Dorman song from 1960 Mountain Of Love and at number 10 Tommy Roe with Party Girl.

On August 18th 1967 the Jimi Hendrix Experience were the support act for American group the Mamas and the Papas at the Hollywood Bowl 5 days before the release of Are You Experienced in the USA which they performed in front of 17,000 fans who wanted to see the Mamas and the Papas were caught off guard by showman and musicianship on stage and it was one of the last times they performed as relatively unknowns and this performance is now out on CD as it was recorded on 2 track. The songs on the CD are the setlist they performed at that show including their hit singles The Wind Cries Mary and Purple Haze as well as Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, Like A Rolling Stones and Wild Thing and there is an fantatsic booklet that was done by Jeff Slate. It's FANTASTIC, BRILLIANT and SUPERB as well as AWESOME and the songs are FANTASTIC when you think it's nearly 57 years ago when that was recorded and quality is FANTASTIC. His Sister Janie, producer Eddie Kramer and John Mc

This is the new compilation by Legendary American singer Tina Turner and on this 3 CD set it has her solo recordings from 1975-2020 including Let's Stay Together, What's Love Got To Do With It, We Don't Need Another Hero, The Best, Private Dancer, What You Get Is What You See, It Takes Two with Rod Stewart, I Don't Wanna Fight, the 90's version of Nutbush City Limits as well as live recordings and legendary singer Bryan Adams does the liner notes. It is FANTASTIC, AWESOME and BRILLIANT with FANTASTIC and AWESOME songs which has stood the test of time and still sounding great today as it did then as great endures and gets appreciated all the time. The album went to number 16 in the UK and it will be an year in May since Tina Turner passed away but the great music she made lives on forever and will be around forever too. This is an must for Tina Turner fans and I give it 5 stars as it's in the shops now so do yourselves an favour and BUY IT which you will be i

This is from the Telegraph February 2nd 1973 and 4BC as we know now is the talkback station was one of the Brisbane's top music stations at that time which the radio personalities who was on the station were Mike Ahern who worked on Pirate Radio the Radio Caroline in the 60's and 2UW, Rosco and Graham Smith who had been with 4BC since the 60's which he was at one time part of the Geoff Tony and Bob team (geoff Atkinson and Tony MacArthur).

This is from the Telegraph February 1st 1966 and 4BC who is now the talkback station was one of Brisbane top music stations at that time in the 60's was doing the Rolling Stones month as it was that month in February 1966 that the Rolling Stones performed at the city Hall Brisbane on the 21st which 4BC doing songs by the Rolling Stones every day and prizes to be won.

This is from the Sunday Mail January 30th 1966 and 4BK until 1990 was one of Brisbane's popular radio stations which among their disc jockeys were Bill O'Brien who on Sundays from 7.50am until 1.30pm had his own show The Bill O'Brien show playing the greatest and latest songs from around the world and Bob Wills who had been with 4BC for an few years in the 60's joined 4BK and was on weekdays from 4pm-7pm as well as Saturdays from 7.15pm until Midnight Party Beat. Also every weekday Graham Kerr's Kitchen was on 8.45am and the serials was still going uncluding Portia Faces Life and Dr Paul.