Daggy And The Dickheads - Afternoon TV 1983

This is the second and last single from Taihape band Daggy & The Dickheads. They also released a EP. Afternoon TV was written by ex-Th' Dudes bass player Les White who had replaced original bass player Neil Mickleson. They appeared on an episode of Country Calendar (New Zealand's longest running TV show).

Paul Kennedy	Drums
Lez White	Bass
Mark Kennedy	Vocals
Tim McCartin	Guitar
Dan McCartin	Guitar

Vinyl Discography
Singles	Label	Year
Sometimes Nothing	Dickhead Records	1981
Sometimes Nothing	WEA	1982
Afternoon TV	WEA	1983
EPs
Brothers	WEA	1982

Recorded off of the 7" vinyl single

Daggy And The Dickheads - Afternoon TV.mp3

Daggy And The Dickheads - Wine And Roses.mp3

Protons - Lights On 1981

This is Wellington band Protons' only release. I don't know a lot about them. They did play the main stage at the 1981 Nambassa Festival. After the Protons folded Phil Bowering released several records as a solo artist and as a member of Low Profile.

Lawrence Sampson	Drums
Phil Bowering	Bass
May Lloyd	Vocals
Tony Richards	Guitar

Recorded off of the 7" vinyl single

Protons - Lights On.mp3

Protons - Modern Homes.mp3

Rod Derrett - Bongo Train 1961

This is Christchurch satirist and folk singer songwriter Rod Derrett's second single. He is best known for Kiwi classic Puha and Pakeha.  Derrett is misspelt as Derret on the label.

Vinyl Discography
Singles	Label	Year
Teddy Boys Picnic	Zodiac	1961
Bongo Train	Zodiac	1961
The Springboks And The All Blacks	HMV	1965
EPs
Rod Derrett's Com.Pop Show	Zodiac	1964
Rugby, Racing & Beer	HMV	1964
Puha & Pakeha	HMV	1965
Rod Derrett Sings Figaro	HMV	1965
Albums
Rod Derrett Sings	HMV	1967

Recorded off of the 7" vinyl single

Rod Derrett - Bongo Train.mp3

Rod Derrett - Kiwi Train.mp3