Chris Quinlan

from Radical Australia · host Drummer, teacher, pub kid

This week's guest, Chris Quinlan, has had a full life. Growing up 'in the pub', first at The Prince of Wales in St Kilda and then Dan O'Connell's in Carlton in the 60's and 70's, Chris has been playing music since a teen and has been a teacher for a long time. His instrument of choice is the drums and he's had a long-running, weekly TV show on Ch 31 called 'Melbourne Musos'. These days, Chris is also a proud member of Musicians Australia, a union agitating for mandatory payment for gigging musicians and other fantastic things. It was great having Chris in the studio this week and we thank him very much for sharing some of his life's stories with [email protected]

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