Joe Camilleri

What about this? You and three friends, seven nights, four unforgettable sunset gigs on the beach.

You've got Barnsey, you've got Joe Camilleri, you've got the Black Sorrows, you've got Ross Wilson, you've got Mahalia Barnes.

The whole clan is there.

But not only that, we're going to fly you there.

Getting to open for the Black Sorrows and then playing with them on stage was such a highlight in my musical career.

You know, it's not often that Joe Camilleri will invite people on stage to play with them.

It's pretty nerve-wracking and mind-blowing.

And then I got to do it a few times.

The band's name has a little story all on its own.

Jo Jo Zepp came from Joe Camilleri's Maltese background, Joe Camilleri being singer, songwriter, and saxophonist, just in case you didn't know, uh, with Zepp derived from a Maltese form of Joseph, which kind of makes sense when you give it another look Right, gang.

The third artist that was on the fantasy countdown last week from 1972, although last week was their debut with a much grungier sound, by the 1980s they began shifting into a much more polished presence.

It's Roxy Music at 18.

Vicar and Linda Bull are national treasures.

From their early days singing backing vocals with Joe Camilleri and Paul Kelly... to breaking out on their own with acclaimed records.

They're part of the very fabric of Australian music, and they do it all in harmony.

Coming up in the public eye as singing sisters has its charms, but they're also really different people, the punk and the prefect.

Now if

you think you've got it together There's one thing that you

I'm just thinking about that time with the Black Sorrows where you were coming up, there's a really clear line where obviously Joe Camilleri, Joe Joseph, legendary musician, but there was a distinct period where Vika and Linda joined the band where the four tunes of the Black Sorrows start taking off and you're playing bigger venues, your songs are hitting the charts, being played at radio all across Australia.

At what point do you decide, actually, we can do our own thing.