Is Strummy la la for you?

Strummy la la is not the musical format for a boxer to tell their story of reaching the world title fight. Do not strobe light an indie folk singer. The Brandenburg concerto have never featured a Strummy la la program.

But it is the core of Three Chords and the Truth and we’ve got the strummiest chick in la la town, Ms Jade Gulliver, joining Alex Sunday 1pm to explore just what a girl and her guitar can do. What better way to wake up on a lazy Sunday avo?

Groovy blues

You don't need to smoke cigars and wear a fedora to know all about the blues and use it to inspire your music. We're throwing away the script and going groovy with our blues on Sunday; groovy, rocking, melancholy, funky and poetic. Join Andy and Alex, 1pm Sunday 11 April because if you aint had the blues, you don't know Joy.

Slap on your chaps ...

... it's country hour on Three Chords and the Truth. Get ready for Andy and Sonya presenting a show of country music that is guaranteed yodel-free. There was a very good reason Alternative Country was invented - to take the cringe out of country. Tune in as Three Chords and the Truth celebrates song-writing benchmarks such as the eradication of wife beating, and 45% less mangy dogs per song and 33% less big hair in the industry PGW(post Gillian Welch).

Going under the covers and singing with siblings ...

... are the themes of the next 2 editions of Three Chords and the Truth. Wendy and Andy will be playing artists doing covers because ... well I'm guessing originality was a bit too hard that day maybe? The thing about covers is it's only great songs that get that treatment, and if they put them out there, an artist is pretty much saying they believe they are adding something to them in their cover. But do you agree?

To round out March, Alex and Andy will be in the family way ... sharing the harmonies, interwoven artistic sensibilities and subtle undercurrents that siblings singing together offer. So check out the Avett's and Finns and McGarrigle's and Wainwrights and many many more, on Three Chords and the Truth.