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Show 85 - 09-11-2024
Today
is the day - sure it is.
Intro:
Roulette - Dom Mariani and the Majestic Kelp, Underwater Casino,
2003.
Drinking
- Jazzparty, from 2021, it's on their album Nobody Gets Away.
Don't
Worry About A Thing - Vince Jones, from 1986, his album Tell Me A
Secret
Out
The Door - Emma Donovan and the Putbacks, from their 2021 album Under
These Streets.
A
triple play from 2023, completely unplanned, because reasons.
Lost
Mind - Rebecca Barnard, from her album The Night We Called It A Day.
Came
To Get My Heart Back - Checkerboard Lounge, from their album Roller
Coaster.
This
Is How You Do It - The Bamboos, the album title track.
Some
Vanda and Young music
Yesterday's
Hero - a 1975 single for John Paul Young, no relation to George
Young.
Superman
- Alison McCallum (or MacCallum), a 1972 single for her.
Hey
St Peter - the Vanda and Young band Flash And The Pan, from their
1976 debut LP.
Back
to regular broadcasting
Bowling
Brings Out The Swinger In You - the Twilights in 1967 doing an ad for
bowling. The Twilights featured singer Glenn Shorrock who later was
one of the founders of the Little River Band, and Terry Britten on
guitar, he went on to become a popular songwriter for the likes of
Michael Jackson and Tina Turner.
Quasimodo's
Dream - the Reels, the title track of their 1981 LP. This version
from the compilation Reel to Reel: 1978 - 1992.
Wrecking
Ball - Monique Brumby, from 1998, it was on her EP titled Eventide.
Easy
- the Ronson Hangup, from their 2023 album Centaurus.
More
Vanda and Young, this time with the Easybeats
Say
That You're Mine, from 1965, one of their early singles, it was the B
side, the A side was For My Woman.
Friday
On My Mind, from 1966, recorded in London after the band moved there
seeking greater fame and fortune.
Outro:
Chicken
Omelette,
Baby
Langston from
their
acclaimed 1998
album.
