Saturday Night for Saturday 26 May 2018
It's an all NZ show tonight. And even though some of these requests don't appear to have much of a kiwi influence, there's a tie-up in there somewhere. You'll have to listen to work out what it is though....
7 - 8pm
Mavis Rivers - Honeysuckle Rose
The Rumour - Holy Morning
The Topp Twins - Pinto Pony And I
Ron Goodwin and The NZSO - The Earnslaw Steam Theme
Herbs - Light Of The Pacific
Sandy Edmonds - Daylight Saving Time
Patea Maori Club - Poi E
The Lemonpipers - Gtreen Tambourine
Tweed - Dolphin
Maria Dallas - Tumblin' Down
The Chills - Heavenly Pop Hit
Johnny Devlin - Susie Darlin'
Sal Valentine - Cherry Blossom
Peter Posa - Wheels
8 - 9pm
Kiri Te Kanawa - Tarakihi
Amici Forever - So Far Away
Blerta - Dance All Around The World
OMC - Right On
Dave Dobbyn - Welcome Home
Rod Derrett - A Kiwi Bungalow
Shona Laing - Show Your Love
Peking Man - Room That Echoes
Fur Patrol - Lydia
Teeks - Never Be Apart
Crosby, Stills And Nash - Southern Cross
La De Da's - Hey Baby
Midge Marsden - Travellin' On
9 - 10pm
Marlon Williams - The Ballad of Minnie Dean
The Muttonbirds - Wellington
Mike Harding - The Rainbird In The Teatree
Be Bop Deluxe - Ships In The Night
Salmonella Dub - Problems
Neil Finn - She Will Have Her Way
Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong - It Ain't Necessarily So
Mi-Sex - Space Race
Quincy Conserve - Keep On Pushing
Trinity Roots - Little Things
Stan Walker and Ginny Blackmore - Holding You
Jane Devine - Whisper
10 - 11
The Spines - Your Body Stays
Midnight Youth - Golden Love
Gin Wigmore - Girl Gang
U2 - One Tree Hill
Waves - Wornout Rocker
Lydia Cole - Time Is A Healer
Dance Exponents - Sex and Agriculture
Penknife Glides - Pleasure Through Tears
Bulldogs Allstar Goodtime Band - Television Mama
Ticket - Country High
Al Hunter - Pukemiro
11 - Midnight
Space Waltz - Out On The Street
Supergroove - Can't Get Enough
Narcs - No Turning Back
Dan Wilson and Bic Runga - Good Morning Baby
Tex Pistol - The Game Of Love
Annie Crummer - Language
A kiwi Late Night Phil: Fleetwood Mac’s newest guitarist Neil Finn turns 60 on Sunday. He was born in Te Awamutu, and became known in the late 1970s as a member of Split Enz. He wrote "One Step Ahead", "History Never Repeats", "I Got You" and "Message to My Girl", among others. Split Enz broke up in 1984, and when his big brother Tim left for England in 1985, Neil put together Crowded House with Split Enz's last drummer Paul Hester. The group’s biggest international success was in 1987 when they released the single "Don't Dream It's Over", written by Neil.
We go back a few years in tonight’s Late Night Phil when we feature Split Enz live in concert.