Trevor Reekie

RNZ Music festival reporter Trevor Reekie talks to Sharon Shannon at WOMAD Taranaki 2012. Audio

Our man on the ground at WOMAD Taranaki 2012, Trevor Reekie talks to Groundation. Audio

Paul Ubana Jones, born in the UK to an English Mum and a Nigerian father, is one of this country's most respected solo performers. A unique artist, Ubana has always done it his way, in a career that… Audio

Trevor Reekie talks to the Drummers of Burundi at WOMAD Taranaki 2012. Audio

Trevor Reekie interviews Lo Jo at WOMAD 2012. Audio

Trevor Reekie talks to Baaba Maal at WOMAD Taranaki 2012. Audio

Andrew Dubber worked for 20 years in NZ radio, engineered and produced a plethora of local jazz and hip hop albums, before academic opportunities took him overseas. These days Andrew is a senior… Audio

Trevor Reekie talks to Pat Thomas about his book Listen, Whitey! The Sights and Sounds of Black Power 1965-1975, which includes a soundtrack of long unavailable material, released by Seattle label… Audio

Reviews of the premiere of Douglas Wright's latest dance piece Rapt, the second one-man Samuel Beckett show The End, and the first of Paul Kelly's four concerts. Audio

Reviews of First Love, a one-man show based on a novella by Samuel Beckett; Sound of the Ocean, a mix of tai chi, martial arts and drumming; and Spirit of India, a concert of classical music featuring… Audio

Arhoolie Records remains one of the great American record labels - an Independent folk and blues label formed by Californian high school teacher Chris Strachwitz in 1960. Strachwitz originally started… Audio

Documentary maker, Trevor Reekie looks back on revolutionary '68. Audio

Eric Garland is the CEO and co-founder of Big Champagne, a company based in Beverly Hills that collects and sells data on file sharing - both legal and illegal. Big Champagne is kind of like the… Audio

Trevor Reekie speaks to virtuoso Banjoist Bela Fleck. Audio

Medhi Haddab is a virtuoso of the oud, a fretless Arabic lute with a history stretching back over 5,000 years. Making his way from Algeria and eventually relocating to Paris, Mehdi Haddab and his band… Audio

During the late 80s and early 90s, Auckland night life centred around The Box and Cause Celebre in High Street. Live jazz and DJ's established the sound and the fashion that set the scene. For the… Audio

Patti Smith's closest collaborator since 1971 and compiler of essential 60s garage rock compilation, Nuggets. Audio

Back in the mid 1970s Auckland jazz-rock legends Dr Tree shook the foundations of local jazz and took it to the rock bars and clubs, winning a devoted audience with super tight performances that… Audio

Significant New Zealand hip hop/ urban record label 'Dawn Raid' are back up and running. In October 2007 there was a new album, and, crucially, a fresh template to develop and diversify the South… Audio

Lee Prichard has written a book about Napier's legendary Cabana Hotel, one of NZ's classic live music venues - you hadn't done a national tour unless you'd played there! Trevor Reekie talks to Lee… Audio