Hailed as Australia's finest singer, John Farnham's career spans 6 decades and has touched music, theatre, television and film. 

Enjoy more collection items celebrating Australian music legend, the one and only John Farnham.

In this excerpt from an oral history interview with John Farnham's manager, Glenn Wheatley explains how 'You're the Voice' soon became too popular to ignore for the FM radio stations that

Singer Richard Marx tells the story of when he first heard John Farnham's 'You're The Voice', likening it to the first time he saw Elvis Presley on television. 

From Network Ten's television special John Farnham's 25th Anniversary (1992), Debbie Byrne talks about John Farnham's decision to change the direction of his music career. 

This compilation of early TV appearances from the late 1960s and early '70s speaks volumes about John's popularity at the time.

This is an excerpt from a radio interview that Mike Currell conducted with John Farnham in June 1987 for the program Australian Made, broadcast on 2DayFM.

In this early 1970s radio interview, John Farnham talks about the night he was discovered by manager Darryl Sambell while playing with his band, Strings Unlimited.

John Farnham speaks to 2DayFM's Mike Currell in 1987 on the radio program Australian Made.