Live from the Rooks Return, we give you a soul set straight from the dancefloor. There are so many records in here to list, however, if you'd like to know any records, just get in touch. Hit us up: www.instagram.com/wax_wednesdays/ [email protected]

The rise of Jazz in Paris. It all began in WW1 when African-American troops who were forcibly conscripted to the war effort, took their trumpets to the front line and played that sweet sweet Jazz. We talk about the key artists and the scene from 1918 to 1995. Feat John Coltrane The Dave Brubeck Quartet Miles Davis Dizzy Gillespie Duke Ellington Philipe Baden Powel Listen and Enjoy. Hit us up: www.instagram.com/wax_wednesdays/ [email protected]

We turn the clock back to the 1960s in the North of the United Kingdom and see the origins of where Northern Soul came from and the subculture. And why we would love to have been around during this time. Feat: Maxine Knightingdale Gloria Jones Hot Chocolate Labi Siffre Hit us up: https://www.instagram.com/wax_wednesdays/ [email protected]

Recording from Abbots Yard 21/01. Starts slow but this got pretty rowdy towards the end. As always listen, enjoy and don't forget, why join the navy when you can be a pirate? Pirating around town. Xx @wax_wednesdays

Enjoy this set of Afro, Jazz and funk house. But really that all just means jazzy house. As lewis may put it "I don't quite have the vocabulary at the minute, it's not really within my faculty" - but he sure does now! Hit us up: @wax_wednesdays

We're back on the couch to talk shit once again! I know, sorry this isn't a story about the genre, it's just us doing what we do best, talking about the Melbourne music scene and great bands. But the mix is super great, so you should listen to that at the very least. Enjoy!

We are live every Wednesday from The Rooks Return in Fitzroy. Supporting the rookies, playing soul in the only way we know how. Vinyl Only. Come say hi :)

We go back into one of our all-time favourite genres and play some Blues Rock. The Stokes may say no more of that, but we say the opposite. Check back to episode #53 to hear the origins of the genre. Feat: Welcome to the canteen Youngbloods Beatles Cream Lindisfarne And whatever lewis played.

The parks are back open and with that are the tunes, listen and enjoy.

We dedicate this one to the living memory of the screaming eagle of soul, Charles Bradley. We talk about all the stories we've heard of the legendary man, and what he means to us. From a James Brown Impersonator to a 62-year-old debut album under Charles Bradley, listen to his journey.