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Sounds of Seduction nightclub 2000

The legendary Sounds of Seduction, a full hour of fun and funky weird ass music video…

Perhaps the most exotic and exciting night in Sydney’s history is Sounds of Seduction. Hosted by Jay Katz and Miss Death, it plays the broadest range of music imaginable.

On the release of the now very collectable Sounds of Seduction CD, I did a Channel V special on the Club in 2000.

You will meet the guests, the hosts, the go go dancers and the wildest selection of music inner city Sydney experienced for decades.

AND let me know if you are planning to enjoy Sunday afternoon upstairs at the Darlo Bar, Kings Cross for Viva La Vinyl.

Because I’ll be there…

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Bunga Bunga 30 Supanova Special – Tim Ferguson & Maynard

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Maynard & Tim Ferguson take their Bunga Bunga podcast to Supanova Sydney 2016. They want to see the colour, costumes and FANS that make it a wild day out. AND they tackle the Burning Social Issue; Rebels or Empire?

Watch the video on Maynard’s Youtube channel

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Shatner Over Australia 2000

William Shatner (Barbary Coast), Richard Hatch (Battlestar Galacticia) and many other sci-fi notables came to Sydney in 2000 for a convention in the Sydney Entertainment Centre. The first press conference had some wacky questions, but this time not from me.

This is from my Rewind show on Channel V, Foxtel that was a weekly retro music show every Friday & Saturday night.

Check out that WTF look on the Shatsters’s face…

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Bunga Bunga 29 Tim Ferguson & Maynard

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Bunga Bunga 29 finds Tim Ferguson & Maynard deep in thought and lentil burgers at the Madame Frou Frou cafe. This show has them debating a new national tune while Tim reveals he has no idea who Dita von Teese is.

Our Burning Social Issue gets you naked as Tim discovers the historical roots of the Greens party, and won’t let you forget it (hint; lederhosen).

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Jeff Duff – This Will Explain Everything

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Jeff Duff has been on the Australian and UK music scene causing a stir since the 1970s. Jeff foolishly invited Maynard to visit his funky Elizabeth Bay pad in Sydney to hear first hand, stories from his book This Will Explain Everything. Rude bits aplenty.

This fan site about Jeff Duff will explain anything his book may have missed.

Here is Jeff’s Walk on the Wildside with Bowie’s makeup artist.

The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain explore similarities in My Way & Life On Mars.

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What Double J Should Sound Like 102

One hundred and two shows later, What Double J SHOULD Sound Like powers onward. A rare show without funkster Campbell Drummond (due to his ambassadorial visit to NY) Jay Katz, DJ ADHD, Ant Banister & myself present a far-ranging selection of music.

We present for your inner sanctum; Jeff Duff, George Hrab, The Orb, Mike Oldfield, The Selector, Desmond Dekker, Devo, Clock DVA, Sandman interview und more.

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Bunga Bunga 28 Tim Ferguson & Maynard

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In your full spread edition of Bunga Bunga 28, Maynard visits the Doug Anthony All Stars at their Sydney show. It seems the highly bicurious audience has some Crankmail questions for Tim Ferguson.

Tim gives away the secret to immortality, but still has time for some strong words of advice for the ABC.

But we can safely end the war on terror as we openly accuse a watermelon of kidnapping.

We continue our steamroller like support for Anthony Ackroyd from The Arts Party

The Pirate Party

Of course you can always vote for Tim Ferguson, using a Post It note. If you are wondering what his full policies might be, we refer you to the last time Tim ran for Election.

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What happened to Sandman

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The Sandman, Steve Abbott is back to let you know where he’s been and maybe where he’s not going.

What Happened To Sandman – or How I Became A Birdwatcher.

Starts in Canberra May 28 and 29 at Street 2 Theatre. Depending on how Steve and his Director Warren Coleman feel, it may go as far as Taree, maybe even further.

Steve is a very engaging performer that you can spend time in a small room with without regret. Last time I checked, no other show in Australia was offering visual proof of an audience epiphany. Not even those really well State funded shows with costumes.

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