While The Bad Boys Podcast is on a break, enjoy this special interview with Kevin Rowland from Dexy's Midnight Runners.

Back in the early 80’s they were Dexy’s Midnight Runners and now known as just Dexys, Over a billion worldwide streams, three top 10 albums in the UK, two number 1 singles, a Brit Award and a multi-platinum selling album Too-Rye-Ay. And now they have come home with their new album The Feminine Divine. Since the early days of Searching for the Young Soul Rebels and Too Rye Ay through to now there has been two constants, one is the infectious dance hall music and the other is lead singer Kevin Rowland, Enjoy this episode of Long Way to the Top with Kevin Roland

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While The Bad Boys Podcast is on a break, enjoy this special interview with Shane Howard from Goanna.

This week on my show The Long Lunch, I had the privilege of being joined in the studio by Shane Howard of Goanna and his daughter Niamh. A champion of environmental and indigenous issues, Shane was in town to share an intimate acoustic concert. As a prelude, he shared a few songs including the latest single takayna. Although it was being broadcast across the North East of Tasmania, our little chat and songs felt like a mini concert performed just for me, because that is how Shane makes you feel as he draws you in with his stories and his passion for this beautiful land. From the beginnings with Razor’s Edge and Solid Rock to his brand new single takayna, enjoy this special Long Way to the Top with Shane Howard and Niamh.

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While The Bad Boys Podcast is on a break, enjoy this special interview with Tony Butler from Big Country.

This episode's guest is Tony Butler, the original bass player for 80’s Scottish rock outfit Big Country. Tony has worked with artists like, Pete Townsend, Roger Daltry, The Pretenders and Chrissie Hynde even asked him to join The Pretenders at one stage. It is his bass playing you hear on Back on the Chain Gang.

In the time since Big Country, Tony Butler has released a book - Then Came the Great Divide.

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