Musical Chairs

Murray Cammick wears many hats including music journalist, photographer, record label founder. You may not know his name but you'll probably know his work. Audio

As an upcoming singer, songwriter Jordan Reyne has been nominated for the 1996 New Zealand Music Awards for Best New Female Vocalist. Audio

After starting his musical career during the first heady days of punk rock, songwriter and performer Chris Knox became an internationally recognised pioneer in low-tech home recording. Audio

Chris Knox started his musical career during the first heady days of punk rock, he soon became an internationally recognised pioneer in low-tech home recording. Audio

Peter Jefferies, a stalwart of the New Zealand music scene for 17 years. Originally hailing from Taranaki, he is better known in North America than he is at home, yet in this episode we hear his story… Audio

One of New Zealand's most successful song writers, Wayne Mason talks about music with Eva Radich. Audio

Songwriter, vocalist and guitarist Dave Yetton, the founding member of the successful Jean Paul Satre Experience in the 1980's, has recently formed a new band; `The Stereo Bus'. Audio

Barry Saunders, best known for his time in the tremendously successful country rock band 'The Warratah's', talks about his life and his music. Audio

Singer, musician, songwrite Jan Hellriegel talks about her humble beginnings in this episode of Musical Chairs. Audio

In studio, with 4-year-old son, Teremoana Rapley discusses her childhood musical inspirations and her newly launched career as a solo-artist. Audio

Nick Rowney, singer, lyricist and harmonica player from Shadowfax and The Dick Thrust Blues Band. As he currently is working on a solo project, he reflects on 25 years in the Wellington music scene. Audio

When The Cat's Been Spayed, with odd beginnings, comes into studio and discuss their new album Glamour Puss. Audio

With the success of her album Oxygen of Love, Emma Paki joins Radio New Zealand to perform tracks off the record. Audio