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  • Wairarapa Music ( 16′ 57″ )

    Kirsten Johnstone visits Wairarapa, talking with Warren Maxwell and Mark Rogers about the burgeoning music scene.

    From Radio NZ National Music on 25 May 2013

  • Live: The Grand Ole Hayride ( 53′ 02″ )

    Invoking memories of a golden age of country music, local musicians Tami Neilson, Delaney Davidson, Marlon Williams and Dave Kahn banded together in the tradition of the old-time live radio show to present the Grand Ole Hayride. We caught up with the new generation of country music performing live at the Victoria Theatre in Devonport. The songs are: Trouble I'm In, Heaven For You, In The Pines, Get On Your Knees, Hey Mama, No Good For My Soul, Blood On The Saddle, I'm Comin' Home, Whiskey & Kisses, Minnie Dean, Up The Aisle, Texas, Cheated Too, Jole Blon, You're A Loser.

    From Radio NZ National Music on 25 May 2013

  • Nadia Reed and Luckless ( 11′ 44″ )

    Down to earth country-singin' gals Nadia Reed and Ivy Rossiter aka Luckless are touring their 'lonesome ballads' through our 'Bad Lands'. Rhys Morgan caught them at Wellington's Evil Genius record store for a potluck dinner.

    From Radio NZ National Music on 25 May 2013

  • Anthonie Tonnon live at Freidas ( 13′ 12″ )

    Nick Atkinson catches up with Anthonie Tonnon - formerly of Tono and the Finance Company - in an old butchery in Grey Lynn for a couple of songs.

    From Radio NZ National Music on 25 May 2013

  • Jaz Coleman ( 17′ 17″ )

    Killing Jokes' Jaz Coleman talks to Marty Duda about making their New Zealand debut, a book, an album and a new documentary.

    From Radio NZ National Music on 25 May 2013

  • Introducing Newtown Rocksteady ( 6′ 23″ )

    Newtown Rocksteady with their song Jem's Tune, May 25 2013.

    From Introducing on 25 May 2013

  • Public Service Broadcasting ( 14′ 41″ )

    Public Service Broadcasting are two bow-tied corduroy-clad English musicians who search out old British and American wartime propaganda reels, crackly radio broadcasts and public safety films - extract the dialogue - and set it to music. Trevor Reekie talks to founding member J Willgoose esq about their debut album Inform Educate Entertain.

    From Access All Areas on 25 May 2013