Duration
49m 5s
Australia's Hidden Hit Parade: Paul Kelly with Paul Grabowsky
In this Monthly Talks event, Paul Grabowsky and Paul Kelly discuss the fascinating and (for most Australians) mostly unknown history of indigenous popular music: Aboriginal Australia’s hidden hit parade.
Paul Grabowsky is the guest editor of the Monthly’s 2012 arts issue, and he discusses with musician Paul Kelly the many artists – from Bob Randall to Archie Roach, No Fixed Address to Yothu Yindi, Kev Carmody to Gurrumul – that Kelly writes about in his tribute to this great tradition of Australian music.
Presented by the Monthly and Readings Books. Melbourne, October 2012
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