Midge Marsden
Blue Smoke: Aotearoa Blues
New Zealand musicians embraced the blues boom of the 1960s, inspired mostly by British R&B groups emulating their heroes from the Southern United States and Chicago. In this episode of Blue Smoke… Audio
On the road again: Midge Marsden
Talk of New Zealand's 'king' of the blues Midge Marsden retiring after 50 years in the business and playing thousands of concerts around the country is just a little premature. Lynn Freeman talks to… Video, Audio
Great New Zealand Album - Burning Rain
From humble beginnings as the only Fender Stratocaster guitar owner in the North Island, this blues aficionado has taken his music to many corners of the globe and encouraged a number of high profile… Audio
Midge Marsden
Blues musician with a career spanning several decades, and entertainer of the year in 1990. A 1991 album, Burning Rain, went gold. Audio
Best Song Ever Written - God Only Knows
Musician Midge Marsden chooses 'God Only Knows' by The Beach Boys. Audio
Reeling in the years - 1966
Today we go back to the mid Sixties - to the first week in May 1966 with our guest deejay Midge Marsden. Audio
Reeling in the years - 1966
Today we go back to the mid Sixties - to the first week in May 1966 with our guest deejay Midge Marsden. Audio
Hammond Gamble and Midge Marsden in Session
Trevor Reekie hosts the elder statesmen of New Zealand Blues. The songs are: Key To the Highway, I'll Look Over My Shoulder, Trust My Baby, and Feel So Good. Audio
Midge Marsden and Hammond Gamble in Session
Trevor Reekie hosts the elder statesmen of New Zealand Blues. The songs are: Key To the Highway, I'll Look Over My Shoulder, Trust My Baby, and Feel So Good. Audio
NZ Live - Midge Marsden
Midge Marsden joins Jim Mora to talk and play some songs live in the studio. The songs included are: Kokomo, Carry My Blues Away, Midnight Special, and That's Alright Mama. Audio
Musical Chairs - Midge Marsden (Part Two)
Midge Marsden is New Zealand's best known blues man. This week's Musical Chairs traces his path through nearly four decades in music. Audio