Kevin Borich

from The Good Stuff · host Newcastle Live

Long regarded as Australia’s premier rock guitarist, even though he’s a Kiwi, Kevin Borich first came to prominence as a member of the La De Das in 1971 with the hit single “Gonna See My Baby Tonight”. That band split in 1975. He then launched the Kevin Borich Express with the classic Celebration album in 1977 that contained songs like Goin’ Somewhere and Goin’ Down Town. Now, he has just released his triple album Legacy and ahead of a local show this weekend, we welcome to The Good Stuff, the legendary Kevin Borich . . .

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