As it is getting to the end of the year, White Rabbit Radio is getting lazy with some programs containing longer tracks. This is the third one with music over ten minutes long! Therefore only four tracks in the hour.
As it is getting to the end of the year, White Rabbit Radio is getting lazy with some programs containing longer tracks. This is the third one with music over ten minutes long! Therefore only four tracks in the hour.
This is the 10th program from White Rabbit Radio with links starting with Supertramp and ending with Chris Rea. Every track is connected via a singer, songwriter or session musician! It first aired on Radio Northern Beaches.
This is our eighth program with one track per decade in the library.
From 1950s jazz through 60s folk rock jazz fusion to classic rock. We end with 2020s indie with a hint of jazz to round out the program!
Program 114 went to air on the 28th November via Radio Northern Beaches. It covers the work of Manu Katche, a French drummer and percussionist.
Katche was born in Paris and went to the famous Paris Conservatory of Music expecting to be in an orchestra. However, after working with some local bands, Peter Gabriel contacted him and Katche worked on many of his albums.
This program covers some of that joint work and work with other artists. It also shows Katche morphing into an accomplished jazz player.
We have uploaded our latest classic rock program via Radio Northern Beaches: “Down the White Rabbit Hole” by White Rabbit Radio and P113.
The program celebrates the 40th anniversary of the radio station who first broadcast in 1984 and as such all tracks are from that year!
We have uploaded our latest classic rock program “Down the White Rabbit Hole” that went to air on Radio Northern Beaches on Thursday evening and Friday afternoon.
This program covers progressive rock from King Crimson to Dream Theater via Pink Floyd, Yes & Genesis.
We have uploaded our latest radio program to the White Rabbit Radio website – our 9th program linking classic rock songs together!
We start with Pink Floyd and end with Billy Joel, all songs are linked to the previous song, so have a listen and figure out the connections!