REVIEW: "Greg Poppleton, 20th August at the Power Boat Club amazed, stunned and mesmerised the audience with wonderful entertaining songs from yesteryear, meaning the 20s 30s Gatsby jazz era. GREG sang with an old-`suspension mike and a Rudy Vallee (who remembers RV?) style megaphone. “Sweet Sue”, “Tea for Two” (Cha Cha Style), Margie, “The Shiek”, “It Had to be You” and many more were sung with fun, laughter, and pure enjoyment by GREG. The Band, led by Geoff Power on trumpet, Damon Poppleton alto sax, Shane Cranney guitar, Adam Barnard washboard & snare drum, Richard Srevens sousaphone and Dave Spicer’s keyboards could not have been more suited to this period. They enjoyed every moment whether as a group or soloing. GREG knocked us out with a smouldering “St. James Infirmary ‘. Versatile GREG - singing, doing a little dance shuffle, wandering through the audience with the megaphone, encouraging us to join in singing - is the ultimate professional. Do you remember “Tip Toe Through The Tulips”, ” St Louis Blues”, Berlin's “Always” and “The Charleston”? All great songs sung and performed by GREG as no one else could. GREG is on his own, the best world-wide at what he does. The final encore (always has to happen) was “My Blue Heaven”. Enthusiastic applause !! for an evening and afternoon of just pure fun and enjoyment. Thank you GREG POPPLETON & THE BAND for great memories." The Secret Reviewer - Sunshine Coast Jazz Club
Greg talks about the history of crooning in a radio interview. He demonstrates the technique by singing 'Learn to Croon' unaccompanied.
Four-piece 1920s - 30s band. Authentic 1920s-30s vocals, banjo / guitar, sousaphone / trumpet and washboard. Live event with swing dancers.
The Hydro Express duo review - Traveller.com.au - by Caroline Gladstone
Vilioti Magazine
Zelda, the annual glossy about what matters in Vintage Nouveau in the USA.
Lead article in the Sydney Morning Herald Metro entertainment section
2SER Radio 2016 International Jazz Day Interview
Greg Poppleton song mix - more than 1.3 Million YouTube views
Magic and music dinner show
Greg Poppleton Intro - Australia's only authentic 1920s-30s singer
Dave J Doyle, The Syncopated Times, Tin Pan Alley Vol. 2 Review, Aug 2020
1920s Orchestra. Live performance with swing dancers in large theatre.
U.S Radio Interview
UK Radio Interview
The Syncopated Times (US) interview by Dave J Doyle. 'Greg Poppleton: A Very Modern Vintage Vocalist'
Bob Rogers Show interview on commercial radio for the album, 'Doin' The Charleston'
Bob Rogers Interviews 1920s Singer Greg Poppleton on Sydney commercial radio.
Dave J Doyle, The Syncopated Times, Nov 2019. Tin Pan Alley Vol. 1 album review
Interview for NZ vintage magazine, Glory Days https://gregpoppleton.wordpress.com/2015/06/12/glory-be-glory-days-interviews-greg-poppleton/
Interview on ABC Central Coast Breakfast for International Jazz Day 2016
Stuart Coupe Interviews Greg Poppleton on 2SER
2SER Sydney Breakfast Show Interview
Radio Interview by Frank Presley on 'Now's The Time'
Greg Poppleton feature in 'Antiques and Collectibles' Magazine