SUNBURY radio announcer Andrew Smith believes music doesn't get much better than '60s Australian rock band The Master's Apprentices.
Luckily, as the host of 3NRG's weekly Krome Plated Yabby show, Smith has his pick of the best '60s and '70s Australian music.
Smith said he named his oddly titled show after a Lobby Loyde song recorded with the Wild Cherries in the 60s. "It is a classic Australian rock song," he said.
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Monday, May 26, 2008 | Labels: Radionews |
SUNBURY radio announcer Andrew Smith believes music doesn't get much better than '60s Australian rock band The Master's Apprentices.
Luckily, as the host of 3NRG's weekly Krome Plated Yabby show, Smith has his pick of the best '60s and '70s Australian music.
Smith said he named his oddly titled show after a Lobby Loyde song recorded with the Wild Cherries in the 60s. "It is a classic Australian rock song," he said.
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Luckily, as the host of 3NRG's weekly Krome Plated Yabby show, Smith has his pick of the best '60s and '70s Australian music.
Smith said he named his oddly titled show after a Lobby Loyde song recorded with the Wild Cherries in the 60s. "It is a classic Australian rock song," he said.
READ MORE SUNBURY LEADER
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