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Beginning with the dawning of the Top 40 era in 1957, these podcasts will trace the development of Australian Music through three initial series; Charts, Singers and Groups. Whilst the first batch of podcasts will move forward from 1957, later work will have a reverse focus, exploring the rich and diverse world of Australian Music pre-Top 40 era.
rock61 hosts Australian Music Archives, a music show with 100 episodes published.
Going in search of Australian Big Ones with either ‘Rock’, ‘Rockin’’ or ‘Rocker’ proved to be a tough one. I’ve only come up with seven. We’ll hear tracks from some of the big names in the early days of Rock ‘n’ Roll in
Episode One of ROCK in Australian music is an exploration of the Obscurities. We’ll hear tracks from artists such as The Stoneagers, Joan Bilceaux and, The Henri Bource Allstars. There’ll also be obscure tracks from arti
A very eclectic mix in Episode Two of the WILD theme in Australian Music. We range from an Old Time Dance number to the contemporary sounds of the Birds of Tokyo. In between we’ll hear Johnny Devlin singing a Calypso ver
WILD in Australian Music, Episode One, spans the years 1949 to 1993. From 1949 we hear from one of Australia’s most prolific recording artists, the ubiquitous Les Welch. Jumping to 1993, we’ll hear from the brilliant sin
Episode Two takes us on a "ROAD" journey in Australian Music, spanning the years 1938-2002. This episode features two songs that do not have "Road" in the title, both by an Australian Music legend. The track from 1938 fe
Our next episode takes the theme “ROAD in Australian Music” (Ep.1). We’ll traverse the years 1931 to 2003. I’ll finally get an opportunity to feature a Peter Dawson track; a long story explained in more detail in the int
We round out our series of "Australia Plays America" with Episode 3; an eclectic mix of Australian Music, spanning the years 1947-1993. Be prepared for some wild genre swings as we showcase tunes from artists as diverse
In Episode 2 of "Australia Plays America", we have a wider timespan: 1940-2001. We'll hear two sets of three tracks, one focussing on Kentucky, and the other, California. There'll be a Surf tune set in a far-flung place
Under the banner of Australian Music Archives, the first episode of Theme Time; Australia Plays America. This episode takes the form of a DJ set in deference to my ailing voice; maximum music and minimal talk. In this ep
The Story of 1976 - my final podcast! The Story of 1976 includes the themes of immersion, naivety, deception, vocation, religion and coincidence; quite a list for one podcast! In some ways, this podcast has been almost 5
Episode #101 tells the story of “Australian Artists in Japan”. From the Milesago website, I’ve discovered that the idea of Australian Artists recording in Japan emerged from a cultural exchange that began in conjunction
The Annette Steele Story: Episode 100 is a ‘fill-in’ episode of sorts while I find all that I need for the “Australians in Japan” episode. Episode 100 focusses on Australian singer Annette Steele who recorded three 45s o
With the recent sad passing of the great Col Joye, I have returned to The Col Joye Story for Part 4, covering the years 1964-65. I think it quite possible that many listeners may not be familiar with some of the 45 track
In Episode Three of The Judy Stone Story, we cover the period 1965-69. Within this timeframe, Judy released her biggest hit, “Born A Woman”, recorded after her shift from Festival to the ATA label. We’ll hear a couple of
Episode Two of THE JUDY STONE STORY covers the years 1963-64. In a strange quirk of fate, Judy only released three 45 singles in these two years, including the big hit, “4 003 221 Tears From Now”. In the same period, fiv
After a “voice rest” break, we are back with the promised Judy Stone Podcast Part One. This first episode of Judy’s story covers her recordings for the period 1961-62. There is also a bit of background, delving into her
JUDY STONE & COL JOYE Straight off, I need to tell everyone that this will be the last Podcast for about three months. The combined effect of Long Covid and Chemotherapy has left my voice in a bad way, so I will give it
Another Podcast for the instrumental fans; The Joy Boys Story Part 2. Interestingly, we will hear The Joy Boys “voices” towards the end of this episode but perhaps not in the way that you might be expecting?! This episod
Apologies for the gap since the last episode. The “Studio” has now moved from Pyrmont to Port Macquarie. Also, and alas, those wonderfully-titled “Side-Effects of Chemo” have continued. Anyway, this episode is Part 3 of
Part One of The Joy Boys’ Story takes us from November of 1960 through to mid-1961. This was an incredibly fertile period for the group, as a standalone group, backing Col Joye and backing other artists on studio recordi
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