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Show 84
09-04-2024
What? September?
Intro: Roulette - Dom Mariani and the Majestic Kelp, Underwater Casino, 2003.
Me And A Devil - Tim Rogers, the You Am I leader, joins the Bamboos for the album The Rules of Attraction in 2015.
Rolling Stoned - yet another record by King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, from their album Sketches of Brunswick East, a 2017 release.
Underground - Monique Brumby, a 2011 single.
A 1970s set, to try to balance all the '80s stuff we've been playing
Sunday In The City Carson, featuring Broderick Smith, from their 1972 album titled Blown.
I Love You All - Tamam Shud, it came out in 1970 on an album titled Goolutionites And The Real People
Place To Go - Ayers Rock, from their 1976 album Beyond.
Halfway Down Under: A Tribute to Jim Lauderdale. In 2023 a bunch of Australian musicians got together and put out an album of Jim Lauderdale songs. Here's a few.
Halfway Down - Ella Hooper and Davey Lane.
The King of Broken Hearts - Emma Swift sings this one.
El Dorado - Shane Nicholson handles the vocals.
In My Mind, In My Words and In My Heart - The Dolly Rocker Movement, from their 2009 album Electric Sunshine.
The Look of Love - Lovers, from 2000, their version of the song made famous by Dusty Springfield in 1967, written by Burt Bacharach and Hal David.
Higher With My Love - Jazzparty, from 2021, their album Nobody Gets Away.
Street Lamp Stomp - Belles Will Ring, it was on their 2011 album Crystal Theatre.
Outro: Chicken Omelette, Baby Langston from their acclaimed 1998 album. Show 83 08-28-2024
Regarding
the ongoing discussion of forks in roads, what if you arrived at one
such fork and settled down, offered sustenance, accommodation, but no
advice?
Intro:
Roulette - Dom Mariani and the Majestic Kelp, Underwater Casino,
2003.
Fool’s
Gold - Nick Charles, from 2015, it was on his album The River Flows.
There’s
Always A Train - Bill Chambers and the City Girls, from 2022. Bill
is the father of well-known singer Kasey Chambers
Good
Light In Broome - Neil Murray, on his 2009 album The Wondering Kind.
He was a member of the renowned Warumpi Band.
Burning
It Up - the Lifesavers, from a compilation album titled Burning It
Up: Australian Reggae 1979 to 1986. That's all I know.
Zebra
- the John Butler Trio, from 2004, their album Sunrise Over Sea.
.Train
To Brunswick - Opelousas, from their latest album, Opelousafried, it
came out in February.
Got
A feeling - Tamam Shud, it was on an EP titled Bali Waters in 1970
and was a single in 1972. The song was recorded to be part of a
surf-movie soundtrack Morning of the Earth. This from an extended CD
version of their best-known album Evolution, first released in 1968
or 69 (reports vary).
Ambergris,
- King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, from their 2022 album Omnium
Gatherum. A band called Died Pretty had a song with the same title in
1985 – this is a different song.
It’s
A Long Way Down - Liz Stringer, from her 2012 album Warm In The
Darkness.
Change
Is Coming - Emma Donovan, it's on her new album as a solo artist, Til
My Song Is Done.
Love
In Motion - Brendan Gallagher, it was on his album Wine Island, from
2013.
Chief
- Skyscraper Stan, a song from his 2015 album Last Year’s Tune.
All
At Sea - Rebecca Barnard from her 2017 album Music For Listening and
Relaxation.
Walkin’
On Eggshells - Courtney Barnett,, from her 2018 album Tell Me How
You Really Feel.
Outro:
Chicken
Omelette,
Baby
Langston from
their
acclaimed 1998
album.
