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at the pub, or at a party, whenever you're stuck, for what to say,
if
you wanna be dinky-di, why don't you give it a try,
look
'em right in the eye and say g'day..."
(Slim Dusty)
Show 150
It's
won't be long before all the great new music made in the past 12
months becomes so last year.
Racing
Time -
Ashley Naylor, from
his album Alexandria Sunset, a
September release.
When he's not making
his own records, Naylor plays guitar in Paul Kelly's band, sits in
with the Church, Even, and half a dozen other combos.
I
Want the 1 (That I Can't Have) - A fella called Jack Ladder, and his
band the Dreamlanders, with new album Separation Rock, which came out
in October. The album was recorded in California and is meant to be a
breakout for Mr Ladder, whose name on his library card is Timothy
Kenneth Rogers, no relation to the Tim Rogers of You Am I fame.
Sump
Oil City - Pete Cornelius, from the island state of Tasmania, it was
on his album Southern, released in February.
Too
Soon -
Clio Renner, from her
album Don't Hurry the Dance, which came out in March.
Blue-rinse
Endless Summer -
Ian W.
Beer,
it was on his album
Last Chance Hotel, which
came out in May.
Tell
It Back To Me -
Robert Forster, from
his album Strawberries, released in
May. Forster was one
of the guys in the
great Aussie band The
Go Betweens.
To
Survive -
Liz Stringer, from her
album The Second High, another
March release.
Let
Go of Love -
Bleak Squad, a band
that can rightfully be called a super group, it was the title track
of their debut album, a September release.
The band comprises Mick
Harvey, one of Nick Cave's long-term playmates; Mick Turner,
guitarist from Dirty Three and a dozen other groups; Adalita, who has
fronted the band Magic Dirt for many years; and session
drummer/producer Marty Brown.
How
You Gonna Get Back Home -
Kim Salmon, in
March
he released an
album titled Smoked
Salmon.
No
Reply -
Kevin Parker as Tame Impala, pretty
much a one-person operation these days, the
song is on his new album Deadbeat, which came out in
October.
Phantom
Island -
King Gizzard and the
Lizard Wizard, the
title track to their latest
album, which came out
in
June.
It's the Giz with a proper ochestra.
World
On Its Head - Dom Mariani, a friend of the show, with a track from
his new album Apple of Life, a November release.
I
Keep Coming Back For More - Paul Kelly, from his latest, titled
Seventy, another November offering.
Dom
Mariani and the Majestic Kelp starts us off, moves us along, and
tells us when we're done.
