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Flight of the Conchords Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards acceptance speech. Flight of the Conchords took out the Album of the Year with the duos debut self-titled album. The record also netted the duo the Best Group, the Breakthrough Artist of the Year and the International Achievement Award.
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Here is another photo of John Campbell from Christchurch New Zealand. This was taken on his 50th birthday. When he was playing instead of celebrating his special day. That needs investigated but listen to the mp3 below and hear how great he sounds! By the way, John does not know or use easy guitar tabs. [...]

Music legend Bill Sevesi has produced his sweet Hawaiian Steel [...]

Peter Posa was big in the mid to late sixties. He had a unique gutar sound and my favourite was “The White Rabbit” Radio Hauraki (then an illegal Pirate Radio Station at sea) gave Peter tons of air time. Peter had many hits and I believe he now lives somewhere in West Auckland.

Peter Cox played Bass Guitar for Red Hewitt and the bucaneers in New Zealand. He was an electrician and lived a few houses down from me in Browns Bay. Peter was the father of Auckland’s half millionth citizen back in the mid sixties. One thing about Peter that was very unique was at reunion concerts [...]

Al Hunter was a year or two behind me at the Pukemiro Primary School. He came from a very musical family and his brother Jack was in my class. I remember Al used to be always whistling and singing. His passion was country music and he has made a great name for himself throught New [...]

John Richard Campbell was born at St Georges Hospital, Christchurch, New Zealand on March 26th, 1947. His first day at school was at St Albans Primary, from which he moved quite soon to the newly opened Mairehau Primary School which was much closer to his home. He remained at Mairehau School until he was awarded [...]

HE’S been there, done that, in New Zealand showbiz and on stages overseas. He’s succeeded in business and even found time to serve as a community leader, being elected and serving on the Auckland City Council until he voluntarily decided it was time to move on in 2001. Then, even after three decades in music, [...]

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Every second Sunday in the month there is a band playing at the RSA hall in Huntly starting at 1pm. This is the local Country Music Club and the band features some talented musicians. Ron Farrar a schoolmate of mine from Huntly College back in the late fifties plays a Fender Strat (made by Ron) [...]