The Madd Club with Maynard exploring the 90s sounds this time, played a set at Jack The House 3 on Friday night. The usual mess with unexplainable videos and dance moves made for a “special” night.
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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.
Maynard & The Madd Club in history
DJ Mark Dynamix wondered who he was having to support him on Friday night at Jack The House 3 so he decided to interview me about the Madd Club and its lost history of making a mess.
Doug Anthony All Stars play Enmore Theatre
Sunday night the Doug Anthony All Stars returned to the Enmore Theatre for the first time this century as part of the Sydney Comedy Festival. The full house loved the show as usual and I thought I’d meet a few of the crowd, new and old to find out once and for all; who is their favourite All Star?
Video production by Richard Saunders
Maynard & Madd Club play Jack The House 3
It’s a rare Madd Club show Friday night as The Madd Club and myself jump around and play the really retro tracks from EMF, KLF & RSF. Probably other stuff from the 90s that doesn’t have 3 letter abbreviations too. The Sly Fox in Enmore is the venue and we’ll be on about 10pm. Kate Monroe is after us and frankly she’s a bit nervous that we might break something, find out Friday night. I don’t think we’ll be doing this again anytime soon.
Details at Jack the House 3
Maynard goes nuts in Kings Cross 2000
In October 2000 the Madd Club rocked the Frontier Nightclub in King Cross.
The Channel V cameras were there to record the wacky antics and end of the 20th century fashions for you all to enjoy.
Tim Ferguson, the eternal conundrum; Prince v Morrissey
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With the very untimely passing of Prince, we revisit Bunga Bunga 23 in which Tim Ferguson settles once and for all the philosphical challenge through the ages.
Prince or Morrissey? And can you even have both?
Over to you Ferguson….
Jo Grant- Look out Doctor! Here comes a big one.
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The charming and diminutive Katy Manning played Whovian companion Jo Grant 1971-1973 with Jon Pertwee as the third Doctor Who. Together they battled Daleks, Autons and giant evil green maggots from Wales. This interview is from Maynard breakfast show 1991. Katy’s favourite line of dialogue was:”look out Doctor! Here comes a big one.” A line that occurred in more than one episode. Katy Manning has promised a rematch interview on her next visit to Australia.
Look out indeed. Here comes a live one.
Warning: Katy Manning is a screamer.
On Waterfront Records – Chris Dunn
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Chris Dunn was one of the people behind Waterfront Records in Sydney, a legendary record shop and a record label that put out more than 170 releases between 1982 – 1997. The Hard Ons, Tumbleweed & Ratcat were the kind of sound that was favoured by Chris Dunn & Steven Stavrakis . Chris has just opened a vinyl record bar, The Edwards Shop in Newcastle West so he can hang out with his Mum more.
Enjoy this primer on Waterfront Records as Chris schools Maynard on running an indie record label in the 1980s and you can give Chris a visit to see what’s new on his shelves this week.
DJ Paul Holden – In his own words
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I had the pleasure to interview Mr Paul Holden and have him share some of his life in the DJ box and the dance floor.
He is no longer out there championing the cause of good grooves and vinyl.
Enjoy this time Paul Holden and myself spent on his rooftop, chatting about the feeling you get when THAT track is mixed in, among thousands, but you felt that Paul was maybe playing it just for you.
He is a part of our dance culture that many people who go to bed at 9pm might not understand, but WE were there and so was DJ Paul Holden.
Thank you for the interview Paul…
