Larry Killip (music artist) podcast

During the 1960's and 70's the South Island of New Zealand had it's own music thing going down, bands like Chapta and Link were major players in those formative years. Dave Kennedy, with his unique vocal style and musical input had a big part in shaping the destiny of both these bands. Larry Killip, a bit of an old rocker himself, talked to Dave in some detail about those days. Dave Kennedy still sings and plays professionally in 2009, having decided to go back to his southern clan they are the luckier for it.

Larry Killip chats with Judy Hindman (nee Donaldson) from New Zealand 1960's pop duo "The Chicks". Insights into the times and what it was like to be rising pop stars at a very young age back then. 15mins duration.

A candid talk through of the song "Waterfall" by Larry Killip, Larry is an independant artist from New Zealand.

Larry Killip talks about his song Wella Wella Wella Bella from his new album Never Going Back. Larry is a songwriter producer from New Zealand and writes Melodic Rock/Pop with retro flavours.

Larry Killip talks about his song "Then there Was You" from his album "Good To Getaway". Larry discusses the process of writing the song and talks about changes he nearly made to the detriment of the track. Larry sings snippets of the song live, the podcast finishes with a full stream of the finished recorded version. Hear/buy this song at www.cdbaby.com/cd/killip or search iTunes "Larry Killip".

This is a brief chat about my song "I wanna Be Free' which reached number 1 on Cashbox Magazine Pop picks Indie charts feb 2008. I play some riffs from the song on my Les Paul Gold Top, and generally chat about how the song was put together. See the video on Youtube (search "larry killip").

Just rambling on my acousitc guitar, an old epiphone blonde I bought in the 70's.

Rough as, just scatting.

Larry

My first podcast...albeit with laryngitis!! This is a brief chat about my song "Never Going Back", I play the guitar, and discuss that the song is about my mother leaving home when i was very young.

Here's the page for my album: www.lkmusic.co.nz/ngb.htm