Brian Cadd

Brian Cadd’s songs have been signposts for Australian lives. ‘A Little Ray Of Sunshine’, for example, is just as popular today as when it became a Top 5 hit in 1970. Jimmy Barnes says: “Brian Cadd is one of my heroes. He has a body of work like Ray Charles and Hank Williams”. “Brian Cadd is one of the finest songwriters Australia has ever produced,” proclaimed Ian “Molly” Meldrum. Molly once introduced the artist to Elton John by saying: “Brian is probably to Australia what you are to England.”

Brian has been responsible for writing a swag of Aussie classics, including The Groop’s ‘Woman You’re Breaking Me’, The Masters Apprentices’ ‘Elevator Driver’, Robin Jolley’s ‘Marshall’s Portable Music Machine’, Axiom’s ‘A Little Ray Of Sunshine’ and ‘Arkansas Grass’, John Farnham’s ‘Don’t You Know It’s Magic’, as well as his own solo smashes ‘Ginger Man’ and ‘Let Go’. They call it Cadd Magic.

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