Indigo FM is a fresh local sound for the towns of Beechworth, Tangambalanga, Yackandandah & Chiltern in North East Victoria. Have a listen to some of the radio shows the locals have broadcast live on Indigo FM. It's music to your ears...enjoy!
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In this episode I look at 2 of the greatest piano players of our generation. Elton John and Billy Joel.
On this show I am joined on air by 18yo Mieke Bosland from Beechworth who shares two of her originals and also helps me select songs for today's show. Much of the music is in 2s and 3s - a couple from each of Alex The Astronaut, Michael Waugh, Michael Franti and Spearhead, The Money War, and The Beths. 3 amazing tracks from Middle Kids and single tracks from The Water Runners, Japanese Breakfast and Julia Jacklin.
Playlist here
In this edition of The Acoustic Café we hear music from Jimmy Buffet, Dave Steel, one of Australia’s great trad Irish bands Trouble In The Kitchen, Dolly Parton, two songs from Sara Storer where she’s joined on one by Josh Cunningham and joined on the other by Paul Kelly, two tracks from English folk singer Sandy Denny, including a duet with Robert Plant from the Led Zeppelin 4 album, the South Memphis String Band, Nanci Griffith recorded live in concert, David Francey, Tim O’Brien, Scottish celtic fusion band Shooglenifty, English folk singer Roy Bailey.
Hear new music from Good Morning, R.M.F.C., Teenage Dads, Pearl Bay and more. Full playlist here.
Car wheels on a gravel road #46 ( 11/09/23) - By Tiff - Americana, alt country , folk, rock and blues and maybe a little bit country. Good cruisin music!. Tonight we kick off with Paul Kellys new single and also play new music by Zach Bryan, Mia Dyson, Colby Acuff, Billy Strings and Molly Tuttle, Turnpike Troubadours, Flatland Cavalry, The Paper Kites and Dana Gehrman. Also feature tunes by Lucinda Williams, Jimmy Reed, Noah Kahn, Little Georgia, Dope Lemon, Jack White, and we finish off with a live version of Lake Marie by John Prine, Playlist here https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCEW8KsmPygznk5ssw9fcnKg3BDiKGm9f&si=AczsbaM66nDoJ5rU
In this episode we look at the incredible musical career of Eric Clapton. From The Yardbirds to Cream to Blind Faith and then his solo career. The only musician to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame 3 times.
With Jack away on camp, it was the perfect opportunity for Gabs to bring her younger brother Raff on board for a radio stint. They bring an entertaining hour of fun facts, quizzes and activities from both inside and outside school. Music includes Billie Eilish, A Tribe Called Quest, Dua Lipa, Taylor Swift and others.
A small technical glitch means the first few minutes of this program are missing. In this edition of The Acoustic Café we hear music from Australia’s Rose Bygrave, Ye Vagabonds (Dublin brothers Diarmuid and Brían Mac Gloinn), legend of American folk music Dave Van Ronk, Mozaik, Melanie, The Felice Brothers, Emmylou Harris, a collection of live recordings of Canadian singer/songwriter Stan Rogers, Irish guitarist Colin Reid, The Young’uns (an English trio who specialize in singing unaccompanied), Irish singer Pauline Scanlon, The Wainwright Sisters (Canadian Martha Wainwright and her American half sister Lucy Wainwright Roche), and English folk group The Albion Band.
On this latest show I feature 3 different versions of the Died Pretty track Everybody Moves plus tunes from Mitski, Snowy Band, Quivers, Molly McKew, Cry Club, Salarymen, Danika, The Fauves, Cool Sounds, Ariel Sharratt and Mathia Kom, Alice Cotton, Goose and Georgia Knight.
Playlist here
Car wheels on a gravel road #44 ( 28/08/23) by Tiff - Monday nights. Americana, alt country ,folk, rock and blues, and sometimes just a little bit of country music. Tonight we feature new singles by M Ward, Al Matcott, Margo Price, Tyler Childers. You will also hear tunes by Dawes, Grant McLennan, Frazey Ford, Lukas Nelson and Promise of the Real, Ryan Adams, The Stray birds, The Staves, Aoife O'Donovan, a fabulous Jeff Beck tribute by Susan Tedeschi, Foy Vance. We finish off with some timeless music by John Lennon who really deserves not to be forgotten!
Playlist https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCEW8KsmPygxliS82XL9TSviUee2dDirH&si=uXm5OblaMt5eXVBH
Jayde, Zoe and Willow share some short storywriting they have been doing recently in class as well as Book Week and important people in their lives. Music from Pharrell Williams, Jessica Mauboy, Guy Sebastian, Dua Lipa and Olivia Rodrigo among others.
Tarn and Owen return for another cracking hour of school and community news. Music includes Alex Lahey, Coldplay, Queen, ODESZA, Shawn Mendes, John Nedwman and others.
"Rising Up with Future Proof" is a podcast created by young people, for young people. It has come to life through the Future Proof project, which aims to upskill and connect young people from rural and regional, disaster-affected communities. This project is a partnership between the Indigo Shire Council and the Youth Affairs Council Victoria and received grant funding from the Australian Government. More information on Future Proof can be found on the Indigo Shire website.
In this episode, host Ella Cheeseman sits down with Georgia Madge from the CFA, as they talk about being a young person who is part of a rural Fire Brigade. Georgia speaks to her experience of moving from Melbourne to the North East, and her role as a young advocate in the CFA. It was so inspiring hearing from Georgia, and how she sees the role of young people in disaster resilience and emergency management.
Further info is available from:
Music introduction is provided with the permission of Justin Bernasconi and can be found on his 2014 album "Winter Pick". For more information about Justin and his music, check out his website www.justinbernasconi.com"
Ahoy agian Froggers,
Thanks for taking the time to see what we have for you on this weeks BFRH playlist
We have some lee gates, there is also Tower of Power, Billy Cox & Buddy Miles, the Hollywood Fats band, this weeks BFRH long song and of course the BFRH long song bracket, There are two tunes from this weeks BFRH Hammond B3 player of the week, who is a man you may not know, but have been a fan of since 2003 when he joined Gov't Mule. His work resume is impressive and his name is Danny Louis, so swing by and see what this multi talented multi instrumentalist can do.
We have the Dubliners, there is Professor Longhair, Sonny Landreth and a bunch more to make the musical side of your brain sing and swing.
Thanks for your interesy
Bullfrog
Ange and Bron bring an eclectic show on the theme about Birds. Musicians such as Manfred Man, Little Feat, Emy Lou Harris, Sarah Vaughan, Marianne Faithfull, Tom Petty,, Willie Watson, The Police, Imeda May, Laura Marling, The Cat Emire, Perla Bartalla, The Black Keys and more.
Viv and Ben present a shorter show this time around due to a few tech issues with recording their show. Undeterred they deliver an entertaining 35 minutes educating listeners about dog shoulder dislocations, childhood career aspirations, Somers camp with tunes from Zendaya & Zac Effron, Maroon 5, Gym Class Heroes, Panic! At The Disco and more.
The terrific trio of Jayde, Zoe and Willow return with an hour of school updates and community news - and their thoughts on how the Matildas have been going. Featuring music from Miley Cyrus, Harry Styles, Katy Perry, Ed Sheeran and others.
The donut dudes are at their entertaining best with an hour of music from The Strumbrellas,, Lyn Lapid, Milky Chance, Domenic Fike and more. There are also updates on T-Ball, skiing, Jack's trip to Noosa, fun facts to name a few.
Hear new music from Ripple Effect Band, Genesis Owusu, The Native Cats, Maple Glider and more. Full playlist here.
Car wheels on a gravel road #43 ( 21/08/23) by TIff - Americana , alt country, folk rock and blues.
Tonight we kick off with some John Lennon, what a legendary songwriter he was with Paul McCartney!. Some southern blues by Lynyrd Skynyrd soul songs by Marcus King, Leon Bridges, Stormy Monday by the great Renee Geyer, a blues song by Foy Vance. You will also hear new releases by Deacon Blue, Andy Golledge, Nathan Seeckts, Lukas Nelson, and then some older tunes by Little Feat, The Rolling stones, Things of Stone and Wood and Do Re Mi. Quite an eclectic mix !
Tell em Ronny sent ya! Australian band Died Pretty burst onto the Sydney scene in the mid 80s - fronted by the dynamic, mesmerising Ron Peno along with fellow songwriter and guitarist Brett Myers. Peno and Myers penned a succession of albums for both indie labels like Citadel/Blue Mosque and Sony that are among the finest albums of the era. Classic albums like Doughboy Hollow, Trace and Sold. Following a 4+ year battle with cancer, Peno passed away on 11 August 2023 aged 68yo. This is my 2 hour look at one of the truly iconic Australian bands from this era.
Playlist here
Back online from a 4 week break. New 2 hour fortnightly format. Heaps of new releases. The show today kicks off with my little emotional tribute to Sinead, as this is the first show I have produced since her death on 26th July 2023.
As always, a very diverse mixed bag of music, passionately selected.
"Jah Nuh Dead" by Sinead O'Connor ~ 2005
"'Til I Whisper U Something" by Sinéad O'Connor ~ 2000
"Downpressor Man" by Sinead O'Connor ~ 2005
"In Your Eyes" by William Fitzsimmons ~ New Release
"Shiva Nataraj" (Banco de Gaia Remix) by Desert Dwellers & Banco De Gaia ~ New Release
"Jazmín" by Poranguí ~ April 2023
"Du Bist Hier" by Skydrips ~ New Release
"Would You Be Mine" by MOZË ~ New Release
"Overcome" (Stripped Version) by Nothing But Thieves ~ May 2023
"Float" by SAFIA ~ New Release
"Adeleine" by CHAMPS ~ April 2023
"Drugs" by Sylvan Paul ~ New Release
"Only in Your Eyes" by Meltt ~ March 2023
"My All" by Kraak & Smaak & Turbotito ~ New Release
"Move Honey" by SMOLIK / KEV FOX ~ 2020
"Corazon" by Nico de Andrea & EMRIA ~ New Release
"Lonely" by N'Dekho (Joe Goddard & Falle Nioke) ~ New Release
"Rainy Nights" by Philippa ~ New Release
"Ryu" by Ummet Ozcan ~ New Release
"Casualities" (YAME Remix) by Phonique, Erlend Øye & YAME ~ New Release
"2004" by Kino Todo & Miluhska ~ New Release
"House Broken" (feat. Naz Tokio) - DJ30A & Huda Hudia Remix by The Crystal Method ~ 2022
"All I Need" - Goose Reimagined by LP Giobbi & Goose ~ New Release
Ahoy again for another week Froggers,
We got Drum Solos, horn players, keyboard players, guitar players, the BFRH long song bracket, and a guitar player who became a guitar legend in a band he joined in 1976 in about 12 months
This guitar player wrote songs for his debut recording with his new band, and it was one of his songs he brought with him that became a fave in his new outfit.
We have tacked it on as the last song, the song following our fave Irishman
Enjoy BFRH. I enjoy doing for you
Thanks for you interest as always
Bullfrog
In todays episode we play songs that are 6 plus minutes. Some of them run for 8 - 10 minutes but they are all classics. The likes of Led Zeppelin, The Eagles and Don Mclean.
More recent Bandcamp purchases to share today. Tunes from Bonny Light Horseman, RVG, David M. Western, Watty Thompson, The Woodland Hunters, Sadie Mustoe, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Buddy Dingo, Nat Vazer, Oceanique, Angie McMahon among others. Also with the wildfires on Maui this past week, I spin a chat and a tune from the wonderful Dayan Kai - a Maui resident who I met at 2019 Yackandandah Folk Festival.
In this edition of The Acoustic Café we hear music from Kim Barlowfrom Canada, Scott Cook(also from Canada), The Battlefield Bandfrom Scotland, Australian music icon Mick Thomas, Norman Blake, Sammy Walker, Bob Dylan, Liz Frencham, Seasick Steve, Chloe and Jason Roweth who sing a couple of songs from Australian songwriter Michael O’Rourke, six songs by Scotland’s Dougie MacLean recorded live at The Port Fairy Folk festival, a couple of live tracks from bluegrass legends Earl Scruggs, Doc Watson and Ricky Skaggs, a live track from John Prine, two live tracks recorded in 1962 from seminal bluegrass band The Dillards, and finishing with three pieces composed by the great Irish harpist Turlogh O’Carolan played by English guitarist John Renbourn.
Hear new music from Elizabeth, Courtney Barnett, Ryan Downey, Tkay Maidza and more. Full playlist here.
Car wheels on a gravel road #42 ( 14/08.23) by Tiff . Americana, alt country, plus some folk, rock and blues, roots music really. Some old tunes and some up and coming brilliance . Lots of new music tonight but we kick off with a classic Pretenders song, followed by their latest single. Brand new singles and hot tracks by Wilco, Blur, Carla Geneve, Hiss Golden Messenger, Dan Auerbach, Dan Warner and the NIght Parrots, Tracey Miller, Glen Hansard, and Gregory Alan Isakov. Some slightly older but awesome tunes by Nick Barker, Bek Jean Stewart, Gang of Youths, The Bros Landreth, Del Barber and Chris Stapleton. Cruisin music!
A selection of songs played on IndigoFM on 15/08/23. Ranging from Indonesian psych rock to Japanese dream pop.
Playlist can be found here.
Ahoy again for anther week Froggers,
Great to see you back for more tunes from BFRH.
Steve Winwood and Eric Clapton are here from the shows they recorded at Madison Square Garden. Revived some old Ry Cooder from the Crossroads movie of 1986,
Tom Petty with John Lee Hooker from the Fillmore release of 2022 as well as Mike Campell Showing of his skill and love of Surf Guitar music
Remastered Johnny Copeland and Shirley Scott hit the airwaves as well as Booker T & the Mg's. Mike Bloomfield with Taj Mahal recorded at the Fillmore, what a place that must have been and so many great albums recorded at both the East and West venues
Hopes omething peaks your iinterest and you swing by for a listen
Thanks for your interest as always
Bullfrog
Owen and Tarn return for another exceptional hour of school and community news including updates on FIFA Women's World Cup, Skiing Days and of course tgheir famous patented "20 seconds of fish sounds!!!!". Tunes from Panic! At The Disco, Imagine Dragons, The Score, Flo Rida, Magic System and many others.
Nicky and Chrissie from Yackandandah Women's Shed present a show with the theme of Community Connectedness featuring music from Diana Ross, Ben E. King, Joe Cocker, Alicia Keys, Bill Withers and others.
Hear new music from The Prize, Carla Geneve, The Bamboos, Monnone Alone and more. Full playlist here.
A selection of Surf Rock songs I played on IndigoFM 08/08/23.
Playlist can be found here.
Car wheels on a gravel road #41 ( 7/8/23) by Tiff. Monday nights . Americana, alt country, plus some folk, rock and blues, roots music really. Some old tunes and some up and coming brilliance. Lots of new music tonight with tracks by Hiss Golden Messenger, Noah Kahn, Cedarsmoke, Miranda Lambert and Leon Bridges, Cat Clyde, Ryan Bingham, Susto, Dope Lemon. Some older tunes from George Harrison, Van Morrison, Asleep at the wheel, Kathleen Edwards, The Revivalists, Jimmy Barnes and Dallas Crane, Nick Barker, Townes Van Zandt, John Prine and Foy Vance. Playlist here https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCEW8KsmPygwjb4fpJB1_N9YssXabXK3Z&feature=share
Kaylene is renowned for bringing huge enthusiasm to her shows as well as a love for and in depth knowledge of country music. This 3 hour show features tunes from Tim McGraw, Jess Moskaluke, Blake Shelton, Brooks & Dunn, Mark Chesnutt, Brad Paisley, Trisha Yearwood, Lee Brice and many others.
On this week's show I decided it was time to get a bit ethical and play music I have purchased recently from the global ocean of ethical music e-commerce platform that is Bandcamp. Includes tracks by The Burning Hell, Well Into Winter, Carla Geneve, Hannah Schmidli, Nat Vazer, Pyrex, RINSE, The Secret Migraines, Arlo Parks, Emily Barker, Soccer Mommy, The Northern Folk, The Water Runners, Hannah Cameron and pt 2 of my chat with Charlie Needs Braces,
Zoe, Willow and Jayde share some school and community news including a few snippets from the latest edition of Yackity Yak. Music includes Britney Spears, Meghan Trainor, Elvis Presley, Neil Diamond, Donna Lewis and many more.
Ahoy again Froggers,
let's sum up my week in no particular order.
Tears. Tantrums, Technology failure, time, and Trauma.
So in short, what we have this week is a BFRH playlist without Bullfrog.
There is a full 120 minutes of fab tunes. that includes, Champion Jack Dupree, Saffire - The Uppity Blues Women, John Mayall with Paul Butterfield. James Harman & Hollywood Fats, The Rolling Stones make an appearande, and so does Omar & the Howlers and you cannot leave out a 1990;s surf band - The Blue Stingrays that features Mike Campbell (Tom Petty) and off course your favourite Irishman will be present
Thanks as always for your interest
Bullfrog
In this episode we look at the great songs that have come from great movies. Did the movie make the song or was it the song that made the movie a hit - you be the judge.
In this edition of The Acoustic Café we hear music from Kieran Kane and Kevin Welch, David Bridie, Bernadette Robinson, Chris Falk, Kristina Olsen and Peter Grayling, Shawn Colvin, Missy Higgins, John Gorka, The Foghorn Stringband (coming to Beechworth for The Mountaingrass Festival in November), Taj Mahal, Zydeco Jump, John Beavis and Di McNicol, John Schuman, Kate Wolf, Kathy Mattea, Nanci Griffith, Lucinda Williams, The East Pointers, Paul Wookey, Chris Newman, The Flying Emus, The Ozark Mountain Daredevils.
Finn and Poppy are Year 2 students at Worragee Primary School. They join school captain Elena to chat about sports they play, future playground and a recent tree planting day on the rail trail.
Car wheels on a gravel road #40 ( 31/07/23) by Tiff . Americana, alt country, plus some folk, rock and blues, roots music really. Some old tunes and some up and coming brilliance. Tonight we pay tribute to Sinead O'Connor, play some Waterboys and feature new music from The Paper Kites, Nathan Seeckts, Brad Cox and Heath Burdell. You will also hear tracks from Madison Violet, Whitehorse, The Revelators, Tom Petty, Deacon Blue, Josh Ritter, Ashley McBride, Jamestown Revival. Playlist here https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCEW8KsmPygyQfxn0R41epUKNLDD1c9em&feature=share
This week I played a selection of groovy global tunes including Thai psych rock, Habibi Funk, Zamrock, and more! Played on IndigoFM on 01.08.23
Playlist can be found here.
There simply aren't words to adequately capture what Sinead O'Connor brought to the artform of music from day one. Troy - O'Connor's first single off her first album - can lay legiitimate claim to being the best song ever recorded by a female artist and certainly, in my opinion, by any artist irrespective of gender. It's got to defiintely the the best debut song. It is simply breathtaking - taking turn in shifting from sheer beauty to shocking rage in an instant across it's 6:31. On this show I spend a good hour or more covering O'Connor's first 2 albums The Lion and the Cobra' (1987) and 'I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got' (1990). I'm assisted by my late brother Tony as I dust off a recorded chat we had back in 2015 about The Lion and the Cobra. Elsewhere there's music from Ryan Oliver, Japanese Breakfast, Lou Reed, Shane MacGowan, Teenage Fan Club and pt 1 of my interview with Charlie Woods aka Charlie Needs Braces.
Playlist here
Credit to Toby Martin, Rebecca Sheehan, Áine Tyrrell, Ann Powers and William Yeats
What are your favourite fables? What exactly is a fable? Ada and Nyssa produce an entertaining hour where they explore the topic of Fables. Featuring music from The Pretenders, Ricki Lee, Foo Fighters, Taylor Swift, Alex Lahey, Caly Rae Jepsen, Coldplay, Zac Efron & Zendaya among others.
Viv and Ben present an hour of school and community news featuring music from JVKE, Demi Lovato, OneRepublic, Glass Animals and Gym Class Heroes among others.
Owen and Tarn bring you the bestest, mostest amazingest, superest hour of youthful radio on Indigo FM. There's a feast of school and community news including Women's FIFA World Cup Soccer slide tackles, Tarn's tips for downhill skiing and of course 10 (or is it 20??) seconds of fish sounds. Music from Fitz and the Tantrums, The Lumineers, Pharrell Williams, American Authors among others, closing with a rousing sea shanty from Nathan Evans.
Ahoy again Froggers,
This week I started going through a collection of cds that I have accumulated over many years, as you can imagine. Mostl of them I don't remember where i got them from or there source, and of course there are some with very little detail. Some or the music on there i have added to this weeks BFRH playlist
John Lee Hooker with John Hammond Jr
Johnny Heartsman
Ronnie Earl and Kim Wilson together
Larry Garner,
Just to name a few.
Off course it goes without saying that our Favourite Irishman is always on board, as is the BFRH Long song bracket and the long song of the week, so as usal plenty to look forward too.
Thanks for your interest as always
Bullfrog
This show features tracks from Mary Gauthier, Natalie Merhcant, The Long Ryders, Bobbie Gentry, Dave Alvin & Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Ray LaMontagne and our namesake Asleep at the Wheel to name a few.
Chris and Gary are in the room again waxing all things horns, funk, blues and soul. Features among others Santana, Ben Harper, Blood Sweat and Tears, Imelda May, Mazolla, Joel Havea, and the "only Americana track for the day" from Fantastic Negrito,
On this episode you'll hear Lee Brice, Brad Paisley, Dolly Parton, Luke Bryan, Toby Keith, Martina McBride, Tim McGraw, Sara Evans, The Lost Trailers and many more.
Kaylene brings a jam-packed 150 minutes of country music including tracks by Michael Ray, Luke Bryan, Kelsea Ballerini, Brooks & Dunn, Maren Morris, Luke Combs as well as some classics from Sonny James, The Statler Brothers, Roger Miller - and many more
Car wheels on a gravel road #39 ( 24/07/23) by Tiff - Americana, alt country, plus some folk, rock and blues, roots music really. Some old tunes and some up and coming brilliance. Tonight we kick off with music from The Freedom Collective and then feature lots of brand new songs by Katie Brianna , Old Crow Medicine Show, Nathan Seeckts, Matt Ward and Taasha Coates, Ella Hooper, Fanny Lumsden, Jobi Riccio, Jen Mize and Meaghan Maike. Some slightly older tunes by Checkerboard Lounge, Robert Jon and the Wreck, Jack Carty, Kelly Brouhaha, Dope Lemon, Flatland Cavalry, The Bros Landreth, and a very old Stones classic, If you really want to be my friend from 1974. Enjoy !
Hear new music from Alexander Gow, Fanny Lumsden, Royel Otis, Seja and more. Full playlist here.
Loving exploring the music of 1993 and on this show I am joined by Jay Mack, a community radio co-conspirator from my earlier stint in this field. Jay Mack knows a thing or two about tunes from '93, so we pick over the ground-breaking soundtrack from the film Judgment Night from the same year which paired up Hip-Hop / Rap artists with guitary Grunge / Metal acts of the day. These mouth-watering collaborations include Mudhoney & Sir Mix A Lot, Pearl Jam & Cypress Hill, Biohazard & Onyx, Living Colour & Run DMC and Teenage Fan Club & De La Soul. Staying with the 1993 theme the show opens up with a couple of early gems from The Fauves and their album Drive Through Charisma. Jay Mack programs 1993 tunes from Brazilian metal icons Sepultura as well as Aerosmith, which inspires a spontaneous rumble through their 70's back catalogue when they were an emerging pretty fearsome rock band. Oh and we also chat at length about Jay Mack's writing and the several "Blood" series fantasy novels he has released as well as his contribution to the mental health conversation with his memoir "Depression Confessions"
Playlist here
You can buy Jay Mack's "Blood" series books here via Dymocks
Or his "Depression Confessions" here via Dymocks
This show again features special guest the king of Arts Yackandandah Chris McGorlick joining Gary and contains a little bit of art rock, southern rock and r n b.
This show features special guest Yackandandah's horn and funk meister Chris McGorlick joining Gary and contains a little bit of jazz, a little bit of funk and maybe even some garage punk.
20 new releases in this fortnight’s diverse journey out of a playlist of 33 tracks.
As always, the type of musical genre and tempo mixed bag that makes me very happy.
I’m taking next fortnight off, as I have two weeks off work and will be doing a camping road trip with my two dogs up to my old home in the hinterland behind Mullumbimby, plus staying young playing and dancing to my party DJ set on Saturday 12th August in Huonbrook Valley at an old mate and neighbour’s place.
So next edition will be in four weeks time.
Thanks to all of you who are listening, please share it if you have musically diverse friends.
Cheers
D3An0
k-means clustering (Producer's Cut) by BT ~ New release
Gran Maestra Curandera (Live at Sugarshack) by Poranguí ~ New release
Rest by ANOHNI and the Johnsons ~ New release
Song to the Siren by SOHN ~ 2021
Guinnevere by The Heavy Heavy ~ 2023
Golden by Frazey Ford ~ 2020
Done by Frazey Ford ~ 2014
Dark Oscillations by Loma ~ 2018
i tell myself lies by flora cash ~ 2021
All Of Yours by AFAR ~ New release
Lies (Radio Version) by Megablast & Steven Jones ~ 2021
Shimmer by Princess Goes ~ New release
Tarifa by Blanco White ~ New release
Sweet As Honey by Honeyroot ~ 2003
Real Life by Art School Girlfriend ~ New release
Wagging Tongue (Wet Leg Remix) by Depeche Mode & Wet Leg ~ New release
Just The Once by Metric ~ New release
Freedom by Folamour ~ 2023
Fly Away by Vandelux & Tyler Mann ~ New release
Sight Of You by Klangkarussell & LissA ~
Can’t Let You Go by LP Giobbi & Little Jet ~ New release
Here I am by Joe Lewandowski & Stolt ~ 2023
Love Me Two Times by Virgin Magnetic Material ~ New release
Do You Love Me Yet? by Nothing But Thieves ~ New release
QUESTIONS. N4.23 by BLOW ~ New release
Pull The Veil From The Dark by Cinnamon Chasers ~ New release
Don't (Rework) by Farsi ~ 2021
Muanda by AKZENTH ~ New release
Let Go (Warm Mix) by Abakus ~ New release
City Lights by Natascha Polké ~ New release
Lover (Jennifer Cardini & Damon Jee Remix) by Howling ~ 2022
Alone (Extended Club Version) by Jan Blomqvist & Malou ~ New release
Missing Robot (Rodriguez Jr. Remix) by Øostil, Rêverie ,Paula OS & Rodriguez Jr. ~ New release
In this edition of The Acoustic Café we begin with music from Harpeth Rising, Emily Smith, Dave Moore, Truckstop Honeymoon, Socks In The Frying Pan, Perch Creek, Silly Wizard.
The majority of this edition of The Acoustic Café is given to The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.
Long before Americana music had a name, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band helped lead the charge, mixing elements of country, bluegrass, folk, mountain music, and rock & roll into a sound that celebrated the full range of American music.
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band’s 1971 album, “Will the Circle Be Unbroken,” was by any standard a unique undertaking, simultaneously a commercial release in the popular music marketplace and a consciously historical project. Recorded in Nashville, the three-disc album featured the band performing with a cross-section of important figures from the earlier days of country music, and it introduced these performers to a whole new audience. This profoundly influenced perceptions of this important stream of American roots music in ways that reverberate to this day.
Recorded live at Nashville's historic Ryman Auditorium on March 3, 2016, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and Friends - Circlin' Back: Celebrating 50 Years captured a group of longtime road warriors. The band was joined by many musical friends and past members and the album is played uninterrupted and in full in this edition of The Acoustic Café.
Fresh back from two weeks in the Kimberley region of Western Australia Sandy and Michael do a show about their travels. Sandy focuses on songs reflecting different aspects of the trip and Michael touches on the different songs that were mentioned in some way during the trip. There is also a live contribution from our Glasgow-based presenter.
In this episode we look at some great guitarists that feature on Rolling Stone magazine's top 100 guitarists of all time plus a few "smoky's"
Charlie Needs Braces is the solo project of Charlie Woods, a proud GuriNgai woman who is based in NAARM. You may have caught her playing trumpet on stage with some of Australia's biggest bands like Gang of Youths or The Teskey Brothers. I first came across her music late in 2022. In February this year she released her debut album Saltwater People, an album rich in vocal textures, brass, and beats. Charlie joins us on the line for a chat about her album and musical projects.
Hear new music from Maple Glider, Troye Sivan, Genesis Owusu, Tkay Maidza & more. Full playlist here.
Car wheels on a gravel road #38 ( 17/07/23) by Tiff - Americana, alt country, plus some folk, rock and blues, roots music really. Some old tunes and some up and coming brilliance. Tonight we feature some fabulous modern folk and indie folk tunes, kicking off with Patty Griffin, Milk Carton Kids, Marcus Mumford, Angus Stone, Margo Price, OCMS, Deacon Blue, TFDI, Blind Pilot, Ryan Adams, Amos Lee, Jack Vallier, The Paper Kites, Lorraine Nash, Mandolin Orange and Sarah McLachlan. Brand new tunes by Turnpike Troubadours, Dave Wright and the Midnight Ramblers, Milk Carton kids and Garrison Star and Paul Kellys new song about cricketer Khuwaja. Playlist here https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCEW8KsmPygxxS2WBwF1jXwqwT8EC2cOR&feature=share
This week I played a selection Chimurenga songs from Zimbabwe. Chimurenga is a combination of traditional Shona mbira music played with electric instruments with lyrics characterized by political and social commentary.
Spotify Playlist can be found here.
This show saw us open with Joel Havea ahead of his show on Saturday for Arts Yackandandah. There are more reflections on music from 1993 featuring Bjork, Depeche Mode, The Breeders, The Cruel Sea, Things of Stone and Wood, Died Pretty and Grant McLennan. There's also some new music from Bonny Doon, Angie Brauman, Circa Waves and Sadie Mustoe and a bit of a classic from Brooklyn band San Fermin.
Playlist here
"Rising Up with Future Proof" is a podcast created by young people, for young people. It has come to life through the Future Proof project, which aims to upskill and connect young people from rural and regional, disaster-affected communities. This project is a partnership between the Indigo Shire Council and the Youth Affairs Council Victoria and received grant funding from the Australian Government. More information on Future Proof can be found on the Indigo Shire website.
In this episode, I catch up with my friends Eadie and Charlie, who founded and co-facilitated the Climate Letter Project. Both Charlie and Eadie are very passionate advocates for young people in the community, and have a special interest in climate action. It is fantastic to talk to such incredible young champions, as we talk all things community, climate action, and advice for other young people wanting to make some change!
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Music introduction is provided with the permission of Justin Bernasconi and can be found on his 2014 album "Winter Pick". For more information about Justin and his music, check out his website www.justinbernasconi.com"
Celebrating Naidoc Week 2023 at Indigo FM, with a special show on female indigenous voices by Ange and Tiff -Join us as we showcase these trailblazing First Nations women, who capture us with their songs, their beautiful voices and their courage in singing their truths. From Wilma Reading, Auriel Andrew, The Sapphires, to the powerful messages of Ruby Hunter, Emma Donovan, Tiddas, Moju, Emily Wurramurra, Shellie Morris, and contemporary singers like Leah Flanagan, Miesha, Electric Fields, Alice Skye, Loren Ryan and Christine Anu.
Ahoy again fellow music lovers,
John Lee Hooker
Canned Heat
Steve Winwood
Clarence Gatemouth Brown
D. C Carnes
Arthur Bigboy Cruddup
Gary Moore
Jeff Healy
Cyrstal Shawanda
G. Love & Special Sauce (feat Alvin Youngblood Hart)
Big Joe Kubek
Just to name so of the tunes we pulled from the BFRH basement to add to this weeks playlist
thanks
Bullfrog
Bron and Ange presenting another show on RADIO THEME TIME. This time the topic is Colours. Artists include The Wheeping Willows, Xavier Russ, Donovan, Steve Winwood, Donovan, Ben Harper, Jefferson Airplane, Alice Skye, Robert Earle Keen, Eilen Jewell, Lucinda Williams, The Stranglers plus a whole lot more.
It's school holidays and with Willow and Zoe away, it was the perfect opportunity for Jayde to hit the airwaves and guide her excited younger sister Grace as she made her radio debut. Topics include exploring and sharing their favourite things, some jokes, books they've been reading, holiday activities and their dream holiday.
Car wheels on a gravel road #37 ( 10/7/23) by Tiff , Monday nights - Americana, alt country, plus some folk, rock and blues, roots music really. Some old tunes and some up and coming brilliance. Tonight we kick off with a brand new song by Lucinda Williams, then a playlist full of new music, Jason Isbell, Good Will Remedy, Nat Myers, Molly Tuttle, The Cartwheels, Murphnick, Dan Warner and the Night Parrots, Tex Perkins and Matt Walker, Checkerboard Lounge, Julia Jacklin, David M Western, David Bridie, Lastlings, The Paper Kites, Ryan Bingham and Teskey Brothers - so many great tunes! Playlist here https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCEW8KsmPygytXCOrhLuMJKP7aw7jCKk7&feature=share
Hear new music from Courtney Barnett, Chitra, Juice Webster, Juan Alba and more. Full playlist here.
This week I played a selection of music from the country of Benin in Africa. Played on IndigoFM on 11/07/23.
Playlist can be found here.
This month's Yack Women's Shed is presented by Robynne and Margo who adopt a NAIDOC theme which allows Margo to expand on her time working with women in remote Aboriginal communities in NT. Music from Emma Donovan, Shellie Morris, Stiff Gins, the late Ruby Hunter and Tiddas. There's also plenty of general information about regular and current activities that YWS are involved in. They meet 2nd and 4th Tuesday each month from 2-5pm at the Yackandandah Community Centre.
email - yackwomensshed@gmail.com
website - www.yackwomensshed.org
Term 3 is off and running and we're switching up our Monday pairings. Tarn and Owen present an entertaining hour of updates about school and community news. Includes holiday activities, Women's Soccer World Cup, Winter Sports Carnival and their pets past and present.
Staying calm when faced with stress and anxiety can be a challenge for many people. Recently Yackandandah Primary School Year 5 students Willow and Jayde sat down in our studio to discuss Jayde's Term 2 participation in a local stress and anxiety support group and Jayde shared her experiences, and techniques she is learning and putting into practice.
For further information and support on mental health matters, we provide the following contact information:
Jayde and Willow pop in for an entertaining hour that includes Willow interviewing Jayde about her experience of a recent anxiety support group she attended.
Ben and Tarn return to the airwaves for their final show of Term 2 and it's a big one. We hear updates on Formula 1, 10 seconds of fish sounds, upcoming regional cross country, their pets, Ben's aeroplane flying school's Open Day, and their local an uocoming international soccer game.
A look at 2023's music to the mid-year - those 20 or so ear-worms that have embedded themselves in the healthiest of ways. Tracks from Caroline Polachek, RVG, Indigo De Souza, boygenius, Charlie Needs Braces, Ashley Naylor, Ratboys, Beach Fossils, SNOWY, Flyying Colours, The Humbuckin' Pickups, Nat Vazer, The National, The Woodland Hunters, Palehound, Philippa Nihill and Cash Savage and The Last Drinks.
Playlist here
Kicking off this fortnight's 3 hour genre diverse journey with two 2023 cover versions.
The original version of "Streets of Philadelphia" was written and recorded by Bruce Springsteen in 1993. "Psycho Killer" by Talking Heads was released in 1997.
More than half of the tracks in this show are new releases from either May, June or July 2023. I'm also currently prepping to do my first 8 hour dancefloor party set for ages in 6 weeks time, so there's a few decent new up-tempo releases in the last half of the show. However the first hour, as always features some more mellow, mostly vocal tracks, varying from folk, through to indie and rock fused electronic stuff.
Putting this show together today in my home in Wodonga on a cold wet Winter day in July has been the perfect way to spend this morning. I hope anyone who downloads or steams this podcast enjoy some or all of my passionately curated fortnight of musical discoveries (if per small chance you enjoy all of it, I would like to say you are a freak and I want to meet you !! :-)
"Streets of Philadelphia" by William Fitzsimmons - New Release
"Psycho Killer" by AG & Raye Zaragoza - 2023
"Robber" by The Weather Station - 2021
"Rain Down" by a.s.o. - New Release
"Sliver of Ice" by ANOHNI and the Johnsons - New Release
"vampire" by Olivia Rodrigo - New Release
Howl (Chill Mix) by Elderbrook & Tourist - New Release
"k-means clustering" by BT - New Release
"Tabitha" by Bayonne - New Release
"I Get High" by iskwē & Nina Hagen - 2023
Blackbird (2023 Remix) by Fat Freddy's Drop & Kings - New Release
"Loading Quicksilver with Pitchfork" by Babe Rainbow - New Release
"Watchman" by Spies - 2018
"Overcome" by Nothing But Thieves - New Release
"Keeping You Around" by Nothing But Thieves - New Release
"Shine" by Younger Brother - 2011
"On My Mind" by Philipp Wolf & Stella von Lingen - 2022
"Lipari" (GAUDI Cosmic remix) by Savana Funk & Gaudi - 2023
"Jesus Gave Me $10" by Youngr - 2022
"Trust The Process" by Bonnie Spacey & Franz Matthews - New Release
"Be Worthy" (Flying Mojito Bros Refrito) by Flying Mojito Bros & Gloria Ann Taylor - New Release
"The Wheel" (LP Giobbi Remix) by Jerry Garcia & LP Giobbi - 2023
"You Are The" (Patrice Bäumel Mix) by Kollmorge & Patrice Bäumel - 2021
"Belong" (Radio Edit) by Principleasure & Nur Nur - 2023
"Falling Again" by Ali Bakgor & onebit - New Release
"Friends" by Emmit Fenn - New Release
"Windblows" by Romain Garcia - 2023
"MADLY" by The Blaze - 2023
"Fortress" (Fahlberg Remix) by Diplo & Rhye - 2022
"Welcome to the DCC" by Nothing But Thieves - New Release
"Come Back Around - Romain Garcia Remix" by Moon Boots Cherry Glazerr & Romain Garcia - New Release
"As I Am" by Franz Matthews - 2023
"Teens" by YAME - 2022
"When It Rains" by David Keno - New Release
"Bambelela" (Capoon Remix) by Like Mike & Capoon - New Release
Ahoy Again Froggers,
Dug out some Guitar Slim, Magic Sam, more Jessie Mae Hemphill, along with a new 1968 Fillmore west Michael Bloomfield recording only just released. Added several newbies to the BFRH playlist, D,K, Harrell, Lady Adrena, and Swedish band - Annika Annderson & the Boiling Blues band to this weeks show.
This weeks BFRH long song of the week comes from Emmanuel lynn Gales, but he took his stage name from his guitar heroes who played guitar as he did . Left handed and upside down
Off course there is the BFRH Hammond B# player, who this week happens to have worked with Mountains Leslie West.
That plus more, here on BFRH
Thanks for your interest
Bullfrog
Piece of my heart by Tiff with a special focus on Laurel Canyon, the place, the artists and the music, where it all began in the late 60s and early 70's. Songs from Buffalo Springfield, the Mamas and Papas, Crosby Stills Nash and Young, Joni Mitchell, The Byrds, Jackson Browne, Stone Poneys, John Myall, Poco, James Taylor, Carole King, Canned Heat, Poco and the Eagles. Playlist here https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCEW8KsmPygyF02YpsUd5TcKaf8qwLZkF&feature=share
In this episode we follow the timeline of the Eagles one of the best bands in the world. We explore right from their beginnings up until their final album.
Car wheels on a gravel road #36 ( 03/07/23) by Tiff , Monday nights - Americana, alt country, plus some folk, rock and blues, roots music really. Some old tunes and some up and coming brilliance. Tonight we kick off with California Stars by Wilco, lots of Indie folk sounds with songs by Caamp, Ray La Montagne, Gregory Alan Isakov, John Flanagan, and Taylor Swift. Some brand new songs by Heath Burdell, The Money War, Skyscraper Stan and Patrick Wilson. Some blues tunes by Peter Green, Justin Townes Earl, Bonnie Raitt, some bluegrass by Robert Plant, a great Rolling stones cover by Lainey Wilson, a Little Feat tune, and a live version of Gloria by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers to finish with.
Hear new music from Goanna, Leah Senior, Nat Vazer, Luca Brasi and more. Full playlist here.
This week we listen to American bands with an Americana Twang (plus 1 Canadian band!) Played on IndigoFM on 04/07/23
This week's show is NAIDOC themed with a selection including some exciting up and coming indigenous artists as well as some a generation or so older. Artists include King Stingray, Charlie Needs Braces, Baker Boy, Yirrmal, Tiddas, the late Archie Roach and the late Ruby Hunter, Saltwater Band, Briggs feat Caiti Baker and Carus Thompson. There's an in depth look at the life and music of one of my favourite songwriters Kev Carmody. At the end there's a tribuite to my late brother Tony at on the 1 year anniversary of his passing so some music from Lisa Gerrard and Cocteau Twins are played in his memory.
Playlist here
Ahoy again froggers,
Another week done and dusted for 2023 and the wheel has turned for another edition of BFRH.
A couple of oddities included in this weeks BFRH playlist. Joe Bonamassa;s favourite guitar player is called Matteo Mancuso, so we wanted to give you the heads up and bring him to your attention
Also found an all girl Japanese band doing two version of the Tower of Power Classic - What is hip.
The shamisenalso known as sangen or samisen is a three-stringed traditional Japanese musical instrument . It is played with a plectrum called a bachi which is what the picture on the podcast is.
Eric Clapton has released the definitive 24 nights in about 8 different combinations, so we tell you about that.
Got through a bit this week, so swing by and see what else is to make your ears go hmmm, that sounds interesting.
Thanks
Bullfrog
Hear new music from King Stingray, Japanese Heart Software, Low Temperature Civics and more. Full playlist here.
This week I played songs from a selection of bands from Mali. Including Desert Blues, Tuareg music, and Takamba.
Spotify playlist can be found here.
On today's show I chat with Sam from Quivers ahead of their Yackandandah show. As a treat I feature 2 tracks ahead of the new Indigo FM Playlist set to roll out this week. They being by former Underground Lover Philippa Nihill from her excellent new album 'Find Her Way".. As well I spin a few new / recent releases including Siobhan Cotchin, Busby Marou, The Northern Folk, Skyscraper Stan. Men I Trust, Noveaux and Bright Eyes. Elsewhere I'm still keen to wander around 1993 dragging out The Breeders, You Am I and Cowboy Junkies.
Playlist here
Elena and Artemis share some fun news from Wooragee Primary School including the recent Mr Stink play excursion as well as their hobbies and some recent Eurovision viewing.
Another very diverse 3 hour progressive musical journey, as always. Quite a few new releases in this show.
Kicking off todays show with a beautiful track from 1988 by UK band Talk Talk from their fourth album Spirit of Eden, a radical departure from Talk Talk's earlier and more accessible albums. Despite its mixed reception and commercial failure when it was released, the album's significance has been fully recognised in subsequent decades, with contemporary critics describing Spirit of Eden as an underrated masterpiece, and an early pioneering album of what is now known as the post-rock genre.
Also a cover version by twin sisters Miranda and Elektra Kilbey-Jansson (Say Lou Lou) of the iconic 1980's Australian rock track "Under The Milky Way" which was originally co-written by their parents - Steve Kilbey and Karin Jansson.
Enjoy the journey:
Ahoy again for another edition of BFRH
This week it is all about what I like, so we have put together a playlist of favourite bands, artists and songs that have been with me mostly through a reasonable period of my life.
Bands like the Dirty Dozen Brass band who I was introduced to along time ago, The Allman Brothers Band, which is a life time back, to the off shoot of the Allman Brothers Band, Gov't Mule whose train I have been on Since 1995,
Tab Benoit has also been a staple for along time as has Johnny Winter, and off course you cannot leave out our favourite Irisman out or that list either, and there are a couple of others not listed, but that does not mean i am living in the past. We have two Hammond B3 players who have made a mega impression on me, Rhoda Scott and Kankawa from Japan very recently
That's my story for today.
Your always welcome to swing by and let me know what you think on my Instragram account. Hobyahblues
Thanks for your interest
Bullfrog
On this show I again reference 2023 with an in-depth look at Died Pretty's album Trace from that year as well as songs from Cowboy Junkies, You Am I, The Welcome Mat and Weddings Parties Anything from that year. Also several tracks from Quivers and Toby Mobbs ahead of their shows next weekend. New music from Sarah Mary Chadwick, Angie McMahon, Nat Vazer, RVG, The Humbuckin Pickups and Siobhan Cotchin.
Playlist here
In this episode we play some of the greatest female performers of all time. These are my favourites so just be aware of that. I call this show "Sisters"
Car wheels on a gravel road #35 ( 19/06/23) by Tiff , Monday nights - Americana, alt country, plus some folk, rock and blues, roots music really. Some old tunes and some up and coming brilliance. Tonights episode features lots of new releases with brand new songs by Alison Russell and Lucinda Williams, Jason Isbell, Matt Joe Gow and Kerryn Fields, Grace Potter, Miguel Rios, Yasmin de Laine, Lorraine Nash and The Silversound. Some older music by John Mayall, Mia Dyson, No Fixed Address, Bonnie Raitt, Lachlan Bryan and the Wildes, Perry Keyes, Vance Joy and Trampled by Turtles. Playlist here https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCEW8KsmPygz6a2L3V6Qo-_w8ik4S46gR&feature=share
Hear new music from Julia Jacklin, Georgia Mooney, Gabriella Cohen, David M Western & more. Full playlist here.
This week I played a selection of American Blues - Taj Mahal, B.B. King, Canned Heat, and more!
The playlist can be found here.
The Donut Dudes are back with a show featuring their thoughts on Canberra Camp, a film program they are doing with elderly residents at Yackandandah Health, their Art class activities, Lions Club public speaking and their usual fun facts,
Ahoy again Froggers,
Generally the process of putting together BFRH is a painless procedure, except for this week. After 2 failed attempts, we ventured down into the BFRH Basement (yes there are spiders and things down there) where we dug our some songs and artists not heard in awhile on BFRH. Take the journey with us today, aor download the podcast.
Also during this week, it was the 38th year of the passing of out favourite Irishman. So Sláinte (Cheers) in Irish and pronounced Slaww- Chee
In this edition of The Acoustic Café we hear music from Carsie Blanton, The Lost Chords, Hanneke Cassel, Bill Staines, Zeon, The Honey Dewdrops, Shane Nicholson, Mama’s Broke, Michael Martin Murphy, Dougie MacLean, The Heartstring Quartet, Greg Brown, Rachel Baiman, Maddy Prior, Freddie White, Michele Shocked, Bill Jones, Bonnie Raitt.
Hear new music from Taylah Carroll, Angie McMahon, Sarah Mary Chadwick and more. Full playlist here.
Episode #34 ( 12/06/23) by Tiff , Monday nights - Americana, alt country, plus some folk, rock and blues, roots music really. Some old tunes and some up and coming brilliance. Tonights episode kicks off with a classic song by the Waifs, some Coutney Marie Andrews, BIll Chambers, Aoife O'Donovan, The Whitlams, War on Drugs. We feature new releases by John Flanagan, The Rallies, The Revivialists, The Delines, The Dreggs, The Money War and The Florin Arc and we finish off with the Boss doing a live version of Fire. Playlist here https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCEW8KsmPygwsiUxz4JO1Mko259eB2WHQ&feature=share
30 years ago I'd just begun a community radio gig and was buying and borrwing CDs from Soundtrak in Benalla and Disclocation in Wangaratta, these fine establishments catering to my enthusiasm. Among many great albums that marked my 1993 was Dinosaur Jr's "Where You Been" which I feature today. Also tracks from that year by Died Pretty, Bjork and Frank Black get a spin. New releases from Molly McKew, John Flanagan, Coda Chroma, Sadie Mustoe, Charlie Needs Braces, Beach Fossils, Tim Rogers and the Twin Set, Buddy Dingo, Caitlin Harnett and the Pony Boys, Arlo Parks, Sweetie, Teenage Dads and a classic from Quivers.
Playlist here
Kicking off the show today with a very mellow jazzy track by US singer / songwriter Lady Blackbird, then a diverse selection of mellow vocal tracks, before moving into some electronic and jam band territory in the second hour. As usual some uptempo selections in the final hour to complete the 3 hour journey from gentle to strong.
The tracks I am playing in this fortnight’s show range between 2003 and 2023. Six of the tracks are by contemporary Melbourne based bands and artists, including a cover version of Icehouse’s 1982 track “Great Southern Land” sung in indigenous Gamilaraay language.
Three new releases this fortnight by the UK duo Bears Den, Jelly Roll collaborating with US rapper Yelawolf, and the UK band Alabama 3, now in their 26th year of releasing their unique brand of blues/country/gospel/techno.
"Lost And Looking" by Lady Blackbird - 2022
"Be Back Soon" by Jodie Nicholson - 2021
"Summer & Smoke" by Bear's Den - New Release
"Ring Of Fire" by Kaitlin Keegan - 2023
"Twisted" by The Terrifying Lows - 2021
"Whole World Knows" by Adia Victoria - 2021
"U kin B the Sun" by Frazey Ford - 2020
"Unlive" by Jelly Roll & Yelawolf - New Release
"Thank you" by Alabama 3 - New Release
"Caught on the Inside" by Ten Fé - 2019
"See the Light" by Sofa Surfers & Junior Delgado - 2017
"Hide" by Conjure One & Jeza - 2022
"Crystalline" by Younger Brother - 2011
"Arbitrary" by Karina Rykman - 2021
"Trunk Rum" by Dogs In A Pile - 2023
"Golden Gate Dancer" by Eggy - 2019
"Rare Air" by Mildlife - 2020
"Madhuvan" by Goose - 2021
"Brookside Hybrid 23" by Ott - 2022
"TBC" by Simona Castricum - 2022
"Great Southern Land" (Maal Mix) by Mitch Tambo - 2023
"Special Edition" by Fat Freddy's Drop - 2019
"Fire on the Mountain" by Daniel Donato - 2020
"Treble Oh" by Equador - 2018
"New Gold" (Dom Dolla Remix) by Gorillaz, Tame Impala, Dom Dolla & Bootie Brown - 2022
"Nemrut" by Be Svendsen - 2021
"Shadows" by Dee Montero & Newman (I Love) - 2020
"Loose Lips" (Jody Wisternoff & James Grant Remix) by Natascha Polké - 2023
"Connect" by Kinky Sound & Modbit - 2022
"Pride" by Syntax – 2003
Ahoy again froggers,
BFRH 11th_Junue_2023
Welcome to another musical journey around the globe as we bring you from Ireland, Austria, Brazil, Australia, USA the UK and all places in between.
Ireland - Grannie Duffy,
Austria/Brazil - Rapheal Wressnig & Igor Prado
Australia - The Barnestormers
USA - Rip Lee Pryor and Howlin' Wolf
UK - Matt Schofield
plus more, so swing by and see what else is on this weeks BFRH playlist that may get your ears excited
Thanks as always
Bullfrog
Ben and Tarn are back for an hour of entertaining chat about the Canberra camp, the upcoming snow season, soccer exploits and the F1.
In this episode we look at music from the band whose name inspired this show as well as Doug Sahm, Bobby Gentry, Van Morrison, Tom Waits, Bob Dylan, Garland Jeffreys, The Waterboys and more.
The first show for Yackandandah Women's Shed hits the airwaves. This active community group that has only been going for a few years, shine a light on their activities and philososphy with a bit of music courtesy pf two of their active members Janet and Chrissie.
Episode #33 by Tiff Monday nights - Americana, alt country, plus some folk, rock and blues, roots music really. Some old tunes and some up and coming brilliance. Tonights episode features some 90s rock sounds with a bracket by The Cranberries, brand new music by The Go Set, Jeremy Beggs, The Paper Kites, The Pierce Bros, some older tunes by Things of Stone and Wood, Paul Kelly, Hoodoo Gurus, Nick Barker, Oasis and Hothouse Flowers and a beautiful track by Jed Rowe called Tailem Bend. Enjoy! Playlist here https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCEW8KsmPygxewuCn1-koEaMRRzXDxblw&feature=share
With Bernie on his overseas travel and sabbatical, Sandy and Michael front this Eclectic Avenue show. Themes were dismissed and we both focused on music we have been listening to lately. And it is probably enough to say that there is still a lot of wonderful music being produced for us all to listen to.
We have some great Boomer music for you in this episode. Plenty of Aussie music but also Beatles, Wilbury's and Mike and The Mechanics.
"Rising Up with Future Proof" is a podcast created by young people, for young people. It has come to life through the Future Proof project, which aims to upskill and connect young people from rural and regional, disaster-affected communities. This project is a partnership between the Indigo Shire Council and the Youth Affairs Council Victoria and received grant funding from the Australian Government. More information on Future Proof can be found on the Indigo Shire website.
In this episode, I bring my friends Chloe and Lara, from Albury Wodonga Aboriginal Health Service (AWAHS) and Alpine Shire, to talk everything Future Proof and peer work! We talk about what a peer worker is, and what the benefits and challenges are of being in a full-time position as a young person. We discuss what a day in our life looks like, and unpack a little bit about the Future Proof project.
Relevant links:
Indigo Shire:
Indigo Shire Council Disaster Recovery: https://www.indigoshire.vic.gov.au/Community/Young-people/Disaster-Recovery
Indigo Shire youth email: youth@indigoshire.vic.gov.au
Instagram: @indigoshireyouth
Facebook: Indigo Shire Youth
Alpine Shire Contact:
Instagram: @alpineshireyouth @resilientalpineyouthsquad
Email: ydo@alpineshire.vic.gov.au
AWAHS Contact:
Instagram: @awahs2020
Email: enquiries@awahs.com.au
Music introduction is provided with the permission of Justin Bernasconi and can be found on his 2014 album "Winter Pick". For more information about Justin and his music, check out his website www.justinbernasconi.com
In this edition of The Acoustic Café we hear music from Bob, Dylan, Eliza Gilkyson, Ramblin’ Jack Elliot, Ruth Moody, The Wailin’ Jennys, June Tabor, Chris Smither, Rory McLeod, Natalie Merchant, Madison Violet, Jesse Winchester, Blaze Foley, Johnny Cash, Gillian Welch and Dave Rawlings, Emmylou Harris , Steve Earle, The Red Clay Ramblers, Mary Gauthier, Mary McCaslin.
Hear new music from Straight Arrows, The Murlocs, Grace Cummings, Leah Senior and more. Full playlist here.
Playing a selection of Modern Psych music from around the world. Spotify playlist can be found here.
Today I look at some of the great guitar solos of all time and I play my selections. You may not agree with my selections but i think they are great.
Join Rosco as he brings you the World Cup of Ska as we come to the end of the group stage and start getting into the last 16 knockout rounds. Knockout bands include Mr.Review, Doe Maar, Marcel Salem, Agent 86, Gentlemans Dub Club, the Dualers, The Slackers, and many many more.
Eldorado's iconic Festival of Folk Rhythm and Life has been a Festival for the senses since it's inception in 1996. Set in the bush at Woolshed Valley, Eldorado in North-East Victoria, the festival has al;ways cel;ebrated diversity, community, humanity and environment through music and the arts. Indigo FM's Scott has been attending since those early days and during lockdown 2020, put together this 2 part special featuring music from the many artists to have graced the bill, including the rare live performances captured on the festival CDs
Eldorado's iconic Festival of Folk Rhythm and Life has been a Festival for the senses since it's inception in 1996. Set in the bush at Woolshed Valley, Eldorado in North-East Victoria, the festival has al;ways cel;ebrated diversity, community, humanity and environment through music and the arts. Indigo FM's Scott has been attending since those early days and during lockdown 2020, put together this 2 part special featuring music from the many artists to have graced the bill, including the rare live performances captured on the festival CDs
Ahoy again Froggers,
Furry Lewis, John Earl Walker and Maceo Parker, and that is the opening bracket Froggers,
for the 2nd time in 3 weeks our BFRH Hammond B# player of the week hails from Japan, He goes by the name of Kankawa. He is also the BFRH long song of the week recipient.
Dragged out a tunes from on the the best albums the Allman Brothers Band ever made in any of their line ups and the album happens to be the very last one they recorded,
Harmonica player Jimmy Hall gets another run, before going back to the BFRH basement.
Leslie west and JAck Bruce together, a cover of the Jethro Tull Classic Locootive Breath and a mystery tune after our favourite Irishman.
Buster Benton - money is the name of the game. I didn't have enough music and i didn't blah on enough, so Buster Benton is a filler to take it up to 2 hours
Thanks for your interest and support
Bullfrog
As the first week of the 2022 World Cup got underway, Rosco delves into the music behind the FIFA video games.
Magic Drum Orchestra - Them Changes (Thundercat cover)
Saidera - Deixa Tudo Fluir (Ray Mang Remix)
Kerrier District - London Grooves (Original Mix)
DJ Black Low - Jaiva Low
Mordisco - Ventura
SHOUSE - Love Tonight
Global Goon - Craehrzhd
Spiller - Groovejet (If This Ain't Love)
Derrick Carter - Life is Like a Circle
SHOUSE - Won't Forget You
Carribou - Never Come Back
Daphni - Cloudy
Capricorn - Didn't I
In this final Eclectic Avenue Presents Slipstream show of 2022 we come to the last tracks on the wonderful The Smithsonian Anthology Jazz compilation. We cover tracks from 1975 to 2003 starting with Steve Coleman Group, then Abdullah Ibrahim, Michael Brecker, Tito Puente, Wiynton Marsalis Septet, Nguyen Le, Masada, Medeski Martin and Wood, Martial Solal and Johnny Griffin, and ending withTomasz Stanko. Enjoy journeying in the slipstream of these musical greats.
Following on from Perry Keyes Part 1, Tiff presents Part 2, with music from the later albums, Johnny Rays Downtown, Sunnyholt and Jim Salmons Lament,. Perry Keyes is a singer songwriters who writes from the heart and captures a beautiful nostalgic view of what it was like to grow up in Sydneys innercity suburbs in the 70s and 80s, and follows the stories of these families when they were moved to outer western suburbs such as Mt Druit and Campbelltown, with little hope of breaking a cycle of neglect and poverty. Perry does this with compassion, understanding and respect for the characters who inhabit his songs.
Tiff and Ange get together for Radiothon 2022 to showcase some of the most influential and successful female singers over the decades. Women who have made it in a “mans” world, who went on to forge a path for other women in the industry, writing and singing original music, selling millions of records and leaving a legacy of iconic songs that have stood the test of time over the last 50 years. Featuring music by Renee Geyer, Arethra Franklin, Carole King, Janis Joplin, Bonnie Raitt, Linda Rondstat, Madonna, Stevie Nicks, Suzie Quatro, Ruby Hunter.
Presented by Tiff Monday nights on Indigo FM - Episode 10, just a little bit country, mostly lots of Americana, Alt country, folk, rock and some blues. A mix of old and new songs, great classics and up and coming brilliance. Seriously good driving music! Tonights show features The Cartwheels, Dawes, Jen Mize , Kevin Bennett and the Flood, Archie Roach, Chris Wilson, Fenn Wilson, Lucero, The heartache state, Georgia State line, Gabriella Cohen and Sam Teskey.
Bron and Ange present another Radio Theme time show covering songs about the weather. Songs by Irma Thomas, Cowboy Junkies, Jimi Hendrix, Crowded House, Nick Cave, Etta Jamees, Bob Dylan, Beth Hart, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Vance Joy and more.
Hear new music from Martin Frawley, Robert Forster, DZ Deathrays, The Rookies and more. Full playlist here.
Indigo FM 2022 Radiothon gave me the opportunity to play some great songs from the Countdown era with Molly Meldrum in the driver's seat. Some great songs here.
And we're back!!!!!!! A collection of Garage Blues,Punk-a little bit o' R&B....plus some Country for ya!!!
New releases by Jen Cloher, Weyes Blood, Goose, Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, Laura Jean, INXS, Matthew Sweet and William Fitzsimmons.
Cover versions of tracks by Kate Bush, REM, Matt Finish and The Smiths.
Playlist:
"Mana Takatāpui" by Jen Cloher 2022
"It's Not Just Me It's Everybody" by Weyes Blood from "And In The Darkness Hearts Aglow" 2022
"All I Need" by Goose from "Undecided EP" 2022
"Pretty Boy" by Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds 2022
"Don't Go to Sydney" by The Zimmermen from "Rivers of Corn" 1985
"Merciless Cinema" by James Griffin & The Agents 1981
"Detonation Boulevard" by Sisters of Mercy from "Vision Thing" 1990
"I Won't Kneel" by Groove Armada from "Black Light" 2010
"All The Words" by Samantha Fish from "Faster" 2021
"A Funny Thing Happened" by Laura Jean from "Amateurs" 2022
"Elizabeth" by Goose from "Undecided EP" 2022
"Black Myself" by Amythyst Kiah from "Wary + Strange" 2021
"I'm An Adult Now" by The Pursuit Of Happiness from "Love Junk" 1988
"She Bangs the Drums" by The Stone Roses from "The Stone Roses" 1989
"Throw Out The Line" by Low from "Long Division" 1995
"See-Through" by Low from "Long Division" 1995
"6's to 9's" by Big Wild feat Rationale 2019
"Flesh and Blood" - Skream Lockdown Autonomic Remix by Franc Moody 2020
"All Lined Up" by Shriekback from "Oil and Gold" 1985
"I'm In Love With A German Film Star" by The Passions from "Thirty Thousand Feet Over China" 1981
"To Look At You" - Extended Mix by INXS from "Shabooh Shoobah (40th Anniversary / Deluxe Edition)" 2022
"Pressure Sway" by Machinations from "Esteem" 1982
"Wuthering Heights" (Kate Bush cover version) by Matthew Sweet 2022
Sweetness Follows (REM cover version) by William Fitzsimmons from "Covers Vol. 1" 2022
"Cheats and Liars" by Elles Bailey from "Shining in the Half Light" 2022
"Money Makes You Ugly" by Shemekia Copeland from ""Uncivil War"" 2020
"Quattro (World Drifts In)" by Calexico from "Feast Of Wire (Deluxe Edition)" 2003
"Paper Trails" by Darkside from "Psychic" 2013
"be free." by Neil Frances from "There is no Neil Frances" 2022
"Undecided" by Goose from "Undecided EP" 2022
"God Is A Bullet" by Concrete Blonde from "Free" 1989
"You Just Haven't Earned It Yet Baby" by The Smiths from "The World Won't Listen" 1987
"Short Note" (Matt Finish cover version) by David Campbell from "The Saturday Sessions" 2021
"Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me" (The Smiths cover version) by Grant-Lee Phillips from "Nineteeneighties" 2006
"The Worst Is Done" by Weyes Blood from "And In The Darkness Hearts Aglow" 2022
Ahoy again Froggers,
Another week another show for you to wrap your ears around.
Johnny Copeland and Stevie Ray Vaughan are first up today.. That is something abit different for you.
The rest is top secret except that your fave Irishman will be along, there is the BFRH long Song Bracket, and we also have our BFRH Hammond B3 player of the week.
Homesick James, Sleepy Joh Estes, Jimmy Johnson all get a run on vinyl this week, and I play a Tab Benoit tune for you that has been on high rotatio at the BFRH residence for the last week or so,
Swig By. we are always happy to see you
Thanks for your interest
Hoorooo
Bullfrog
Every Indigo FM Radiothon I indulge one of my all-time favourite artists, and in 2022 it's the Rapid Eye Movement aka R.E.M. from Athens Georgia. 4 otherwise unremarkable young men who formed a band at the University of Georgia back around 1980. What they became was quite remarkable. As they churned out 15 albums over 32 years. This is a two-part series - each of around 2 hours duration. Part 2 has two narratives - we're tracking through their latter work in reverse order of release, album by album from Collapse Into Now (2011) to Out Of Time (1991). Running through this show is me counting down my dozen favourite REM songs specifically 6-1.
Playlist here
You are in for a treat this episode. Four hours of musical brilliance and mayhem in equal measure. Bernie starts the show with trying to play his top 10 all time favourite artists in chronological order - how many of these artists does he manage to play? Sandy joins Bernie in the second hour of the show and plays music that attempts to align with Bernie's theme and Michael's theme. We see Sandy as the glue connecting the different parts of the show. Michael joins for the last two hours, during which first Bernie then Sandy exit leaving Michael solo for the last hour. Michael plays totally Van Morrison show. While listening to our show take a moment to become a member and support Indigo FM Radio - indigofmradio.com
Setwun - Time
Midnight Tenderness - Hydrosphere
Idjut Boys - One for Kenny (Extended Version)
Midnight Tenderness - Catamaran (Hame DJ's Boof Mix)
Ex Ponto - Ex Ponto
Middle Name Dance Band - Love Bite
BS Radio & Barbara Boeing - Tigresa
Barney in the Tunnel - Classic Kickon
Hannah D - Wet Aquatics
Soulboy - Love or Lust (Love Mix)
Mount Liberation Unlimited - Clinton Space Funk
Mount Liberation Unlimited - Double Dance Lover
DJ JNETT - Swangzipani
DMX Krew - Seriously
Tabu Ley Rocherau - Hafi Deo (Nick the Record & Dan Tyler Re-Edit)
Kayroy - Zap Saffron
Element - Believe
East 17 - Around the Wrold (P&C Mix)
Cosmic Baby - Sweet Dreams for Kaa (The Sweetest Mix)
Perhaps the last solo show for 2022 in which Sandy explores some recent releases including a new Teskey Brothers single, Neil Young and Crazy Horse's "World Record" and a new favourite Australian band Winston Surfshirt, as well as a look at Springsteen's recent covers album "Only the Strong Survive".
Today we talk to Nicole Stephens from New Access Mental Health Coaching program. A program supported by Beyond blue
Hear new music from Dappled Cities, Babaganouj, Summer Flake, Seja and more. Full playlist here.
Presented by Tiff Monday nights on Indigo FM - Episode 9, just a little bit country, mostly lots of Americana, Alt country, folk, rock and some blues. A mix of old and new songs, great classics and up and coming brilliance. Seriously good driving music! Tonights show kicks off with a Van Morrison song, tunes from The Money War, new single from Luke Sinclair Set, Sweet Talk, Dan Challis, Mitch Dillons Compulsive Ramblers, Cilla Jane,. Couple of Blues tunes from JJ Grey, Teskey Brothers, as well as a song by Smith and Western Jury, and Mundy. Playlist here https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCEW8KsmPygyzPepTfIfCIaqfOYRCX9Vy&feature=share
Join ROSCO to celebrate this year's 1st Drag'd Out festival with 2 hours of the latest Diva dancefloor bangers!!
Ahoy again Froggers,
This week we have a trio of songs about Facebook, which i was surprised to find when i was looking for something else, but when i gounud them, it was to good to let go.
Hammond B3 this week is from Japan, but keyboards were not his first preference, he wanted to be a guitar player until he saw Jimmy Smith and then everything changed
We have some gospel and some Little Sammy Davis, as well as our BFRH lonig song bracket of the week, and a new release from Cosmos Vault. It will al make sense when you swing by
Thanks for your interest
Hoorooo
Bullfrog
Today's show takes a gaze at the music of Joan Wasser aka Joan As Police Woman, Bear's Dean, Tennyson King and RVG also new music from Bonny Light Horseman/Anais Mitchell, The National/Bon Iver, Big Red Machine, Nigel Wearne/Lauren Housley, Bec Stevens, Lennon Wells, Indigo Sparke, Nell Smith/Flaming Lips, Huntly and Jen Cloher.
Playlist here
Is this the penultimate Slipstream show focusing on the Smithsonian Anthology of Jazz? It could be as in this show we move from Disc 5 (1974) to the final Disc 6 (1981). We start with Toshiko Akiyoshi-Lew Tabackin Big Band, move to the 'discordant' Cecil Taylor, Pat Methany, Anthony Braxton and Muhal Richard Abrams, Weather Report, Keith Jarrett, Irakere, Art Ensemble of Chicago, and World Saxophone Quartet. Enjoy venturing in the Slipstream as we explore the greats of jazz.
Today we have some great music from the Rolling Stones, The Beatles, the Bee Gees and The Eagles just to name a few.
Hear new music from Jen Cloher, CIVIC, Sunfruits, Hatchie and more. Full playlist here.
Every Indigo FM Radiothon I indulge one of my all-time favourite artists, in the past it's been the bands from Boston, it's also been UK new wavers XTC, Magazine, Elvis Costello - Aussie music from the 80s another theme. In 2022 it's the Rapid Eye Movement aka R.E.M. from Athens Georgia. 4 otherwise unremarkable young men who formed a band at the University of Georgia back around 1981. What they became was quite remarkable. As they churned out 15 albums over 32 years. This is a two-part series - each of around 2 hours duration. Part 1 has two narratives - we're tracking through their early work album by album from Chronic Town Ep (1982) and Murmur (1983) to Green (1988). Running through this show is me counting down my dozen favourite REM songs specifically 12-7.
Playlist here
Exploring a bit of the Bluestronica genre in this show.
Plus the usual genre diverse and era diverse mix that my show is all about.
And quite a few new releases as per usual.
Playlist:
"Trouble Every Day" from "Protest Songs 1924 – 2012" by The Specials 2021
"Suckerpunch" from "Here Is Everything" by The Big Moon 2022
"Do You Well" by Nakhane feat. Perfume Genius 2022
"Joshua Tree" by Dirtwire 2022
"Grave" by Thomas Vent 2022
"Black Metal" from "All I Want (The Sonic Factory Sessions)" by Max Jury 2014
"Jesus Warehouse & Judas Smith" from "The Strange Life of Persephone Nimbus" by Kilbey Kennedy 2022
"Nobody Loves You Like I Do" from "Chimes At Midnight" by Madrugada 2022
"Rabbit Run" from "In A Restless House" by City Calm Down 2015
"Mirror Blues" by Died Pretty 1984
"Make You Mine" by The Stems 1984
"Alarming Situations" from "Sleepless EP" by Ups and Downs 1986
"Raglan" from "Storm Queen" by Grace Cummings 2022
"Passing By" from "When It Falls" by Zero 7 feat. Sophie Barker 2004
"I Don't Feel It Anymore (George Raquet Remix)" from "Derivatives" by William Fitzsimmons 2010
"Harden My Heart" from "Quarterflash" by Quarterflash 1981
"Milk from the Coconut " from "Man o' War" by Toto Coelo 1983
"Love Song" from "Sons and Fascination" by Simple Minds 1981
"Solsbury Hill" from "Covers Vol. 1" by William Fitzsimmons 2022
"Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)" from "Weezer (Teal Album)" by Weezer 2019
"Jump" from "The Best Of Aztec Camera" by Aztec Camera 1984
"Waterfalls" from "The Georgia EP" by Death Cab for Cutie 2021
"Speedboat" from "Rattlesnakes" by Lloyd Cole and the Commotions 1984
"Feel" from "Babe Rainbow" by The House of Love 1992
"Getting Away with It" from "Electronic" by Electronic 1991
"Kingdom of Rain" from "Mind Bomb" by The The 1989
"Pure" from "Cloudcuckooland" by The Lightning Seeds 1990
"Williams Blood" from "Hurricane" by Grace Jones 2008
"Kathleen" from "As I Fell" by Curse of Lono 2018
"Strange for Love" by Freedom Fry 2022
"Broken Shadow" from "Green (Deluxe)" by Karen Elson 2022
"So-Called Lover" from "Faster" by Samantha Fish 2021
"It's Bad You Know" from "Come On In" by R.L. Burnside 1998
"Tale of A.G. Smith" from "Deja Booze" by Charlie Beale 2015
"Caught on the Inside" from "Future Perfect Present Tense" by Ten Fé 2019
Ahoy again Froggers
This week in our BFRh hammond B3 player segment, we have taken a different approach. Instead of one artist, getting two or three tunes, this week we are having a sneak peak at some of my faves and those that inspired me, and you have four tunes to look forward to and three of those are back to back and all very different.
Irish Guitar player makes an appearance, as does Nothern Irishman Van Morrisonm and no BFRh would be complete without our fave irishman,
Kevin & The Blues Groovers , Charlie Musselwhite , Shelton Powe who is keeping the Carolina Blues tradition alive and well.
Kevin Bennett and the flood are in Yack at the Star Hotel on Friday 18th November and we have put a segment together on him.
That's abour all for this week.
Thanks for your interst
till next time
Hoorooooo
Bullforg
lil radiothon special this week with special guest DJ Adsy, I call him DJ Adam in the show, disregard that...
Join Rosco for Indie Rock night on vinyl with music from Stephen Malkaus& The Jicks, The Chords, Pavement, Courtney Barnett, Primal Scream, Happy Mondays, The Beta Band, The Stone Roses, Beck, Gomez, Arcade Fire, The Libertines, Cornershop, Arctic Monkeys, The White Stripes, Oasis, Ween, The Stranglers, Supergrass, The Clash, The Dandy Warhols, Pulp and Violent Femmes
Presented by Tiff Monday nights on Indigo FM - Episode 8, just a little bit country, mostly lots of Americana, Alt country, folk, rock and some blues. A mix of old and new songs, great classics and up and coming brilliance. Seriously good driving music! Tonights show kicks off with a great Beatles song, some Paul Kelly and the Messengers, Mick Thomas, Cold Chisel, Bonnie Raitt, Sierra Ferrell, Luke Sinclair Set, Little Georgia, Emma Donovan, new songs by Adalita, Trampled by Turtles, The Delines, Playlist https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCEW8KsmPygxCPEG94cgV74F8vme1oce9&feature=share
Hear new music from Gena Rose Bruce, Sarah Mary Chadwick, Georgia Maq, Erasers and more. Full playlist here.
A radio play produced and performed during Covid-19 in early 2021. Written by Bev Lello. Directed by Margie Gleeson. Tech assistance by Ed Caunt. Made with the assistance of Regional Arts Victoria. Initially aired on Indigo FM in April 2021.
A collection of monologues inspired by the residents of Yackandandah Health. Initially performed (and recorded for Indigo FM) on the premises of Yackandandah Health and the Public Hall in November 2017. A one-night only encore performance also produced one year later in November 2018 again at Yackandandah Health.
Six monologues inspired by the lives and experiences of real people from Yackandandah's history. In partnership with Yackandandah Cemetery Trust and Yackandandah and District Historical Society. Produced and performed as a radio play due to Covid-19 restrictions on Indigo FM in the first half of 2021.
"Tracks of my Life" sees Rosco"s next victim 2nd generation Winemaker Adam Castagna attempt the world record for Indigo FMs longest podcast!! Having trouble sleeping then this is the podcast for YOU.
Ahoy again Froggers,
We have prized ourselves away from the BFRH basement and given the keys to the wife to look after and this week we are going to concentrate on some of fine current releases that have come out recently
Dipping into the recently released multi-LP box set " For the Birds" - experience a wide range of avian inspired music that could make you take wings and fly ?
we back
TRACKLIST
Kinobe - Slip Into Something More Comfortable
Pete Whitely - My Heaven
Dawn Again - Life Cyclist
Jesper Ryom - Pacer
John Gomez & The Sunrise Treasure - I'm Your Nightmare
Filth & Pleasures - Jokers
The Shaker - Head
The Streets - Weak Become Heroes (Ashley Beedle's Love Bug Vocal)
Nice Girl - Way With Fantasy
Housey Doingz - 1st Piano
KH - Looking at Your Pager
Mix Factory - Take Me Away (XTC Come Hard Mix)
The "Donut Dudes" Gabs and Jack are back with another very entertaining hour of student radio. Gabs gets very excited about $20 boss putting on her best "booming voice" to tempt would be customers, they chat about their buddies and also a performance they witnessed recently from "Heidi Hoops".
Here is the latest show from Flynn and Nate where they are joined by Ted (Nate's younger brother). They sing Happy Birthday to Nate and hear all about his party, review Beechworth Secondary College's production School Of Rock and Flynn updates on his fishing exploits.
Yack PS year 6 pair Ada and Nyssa chat about school news, Ada's upcoming trip to USA, question of the week and the books they've been reading.
On this podcast I take a look at new music from Kelly Brouhaha, Taylah Carroll, Gordon Koang, Alvvays, Laura Jean, Julia Jacklin, Hannah Blackburn, Gena Rose Bruce plus a few songs from earlier in 2022 from Tennyson King, Georgia Knight and Xavier Rudd. I also preview a new special for the Indigo FM Radiothon celebrating and exploring the music of R.E.M. The show finishes off with a sneak peek at the upcoming Euroa Music Festival with tunes from Vaudeville Smash, Bad Pony and Dallas Woods.
Playlist here
a few artists
Sandy and Michael in the studio playing recent music they have been listening to. There is an acknowledgement to a music legend, a focus on female singers in the country genre, and the kora with a touch of the oud thrown in. It has everything that you have come to expect from Eclectic Avenue - except Bernie.
Ange and Bron present another Radio Theme Time show with the theme around songs about people who have evoked a reason to tell a story through song. Songs featured in this show are by musicians such as Dave Alvin, Lady Antebellum, Emy Lou Harris, Vince Gill, Sarah Carroll, Lucinda Williams, Nick Cave, Gil Scott-Heron, The Audreys, Thelma Plum, The Clash and morre.
Presented by Tiff Monday nights on Indigo FM - Episode 7, just a little bit country, mostly lots of Americana, Alt country, folk, rock and some blues. A mix of old and new songs, great classics and up and coming brilliance. Seriously good driving music! Tonights show features songs by Stevie Nicks and Tom Petty, Van Morrison, Govt Mule, Courtney Maree Andrews, Watty Thomson, Ben Leece, Vance Joy, John Prine, Jackson Brown and Eagle and the Wolf, Playlist here: https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCEW8KsmPygy7dT0nGCCwH6hZxN5-7R6R&feature=share
Hear new music from Private Function, Deuce, Soaked Oats, Hannah McKittrick and more. Full playlist here.
Join ROSCO as he takes a peak into the colorful life of Andrew Madden one of the brains behind the upcoming Beechworth Drag'd Out festival. Be prepared for some fantastic music, laughter, and a few tears.
Artists include The Cure, Kylie, The Dead Kennedys, Kate Bush, Midnight Oil, and much much more.
Playlist:
"You Took" from "The Blurred Crusade" by The Church 1982
"Berserk Warriors" from "Cats & Dogs" by Mental As Anything 1981
"This Is Not The Way Home" from "This Is Not The Way Home" by The Cruel Sea 1991
"Is This Love?" by Max Jury feat. Delilah Montagu 2022
"Turning Onto You" from "A Feeling That Never Came" by First Aid Kit 2022
"Labrador" from "Charmer" by Aimee Mann 2012
"Fascination Street" from "Disintegration" by The Cure 1989
"Revolution" from "Love" by The Cult 1985
"Stand or Fall" from "Shuttered Room" by The Fixx 1982
"Wow And Flutter" from "Mars Audiac Quintet" by Stereolab 1994
"Home of the Brave" from "Mood Swing" by The Nails 1984
"Sun Is Shining" from "Electric Arguments" by The Fireman 2008
"Mother of Earth" from "Miami" by The Gun Club 1982
"Slipping (Into Something)" from "The Good Earth" by The Feelies 1986
"Make Me Cry" from "Concrete Blonde" by Concrete Blonde 1986
"Two Lines" from "Here Is Everything" by The Big Moon 2022
"Don't Want You To Know" from "Sentimental Garbage EP" by Neal Francis 2022
"Staring at the Sun" from "As I Try Not To Fall Apart" by White Lies 2022
"State of the Art" from "Sad and Beautiful World" by Jesse Malin 2021
"Greener Pastures" from "Sad and Beautiful World" by Jesse Malin 2021
"Avalanche" from "Avalanche" by Aimee Mann 2020
"Polaris" from "The Nearer The Fountain, More Pure The Stream Flows" by Damon Albarn 2021
"Yoga Town" from "Superstate" by Superstate feat. Graham Coxon & Valentina Pappalardo 2021
"We Don't Have to Dance" from "It Will Come to You" by ACTORS 2018
"Sense" from "Sense" by The Lightning Seeds 1992
"Trout" from "Homebrew" by Neneh Cherry feat. Michael Stipe 1992
"Vanishing Shadows" from "Internal Working Model" by Liela Moss and Gary Numan 2022
"Colourblind" by GURPAAL feat. Boo Seeka 2022
"Tell Me Your Politik" by Nakhane 2022
"The Ghost Inside" from "Broken Bells" by Broken Bells 2010
"Jumbo Jet" from "Ease My Mind" by Shout Out Louds 2017
"Start Again" from "Debris" by Keeley Forsyth 2020
"Ocean Blue" by Kita Alexander 2022
"What I Do" by Sons Of The East 2022
"Mona Lisa" by Minor Gold 2022
"First We Take Manhattan" from "Famous Blue Raincoat" by Jennifer Warnes & Stevie Ray Vaughan 1986
"Everybody Knows" from "Protest Songs 1924 – 2012" by The Specials 2021 (Leonard Cohen cover version)
"Crazy" from "Quarantunes, Vol 2." by Morgan James 2020 (Seal cover version)
Ahoy Again Froggers,
welcome back to another BFRH podcast
Sir Oliver Mally along with fabulous Austrian Hammond B3 keyboard player Raphael Wressnig are with us today
we pulled a goodie from the Greyhounds from the BFRH basement Wurlitzer Seeburg rock ola. Wurlitzer Seeburg and Rock Ola are all names of jukeboxes.
The Frank Jordan Group who are a trio and only ever recorded one album get a run today here on BFRH
Dr. John has a new album just released of a show he recorded at Tipitina's in New Orleans in 1994.
We have a few other things up our sleeve so you will have to swing by to see what they are.
Once again, thanks for your interest
Hoorooo
Bullfrog
Bernie at the helm, ably accompanied by Sandy and Michael in the passenger seats, all trying to stay dry while talking and playing music about all (well maybe it is a stretch to say all) things rain related to acknowledge the current weather parts of Australia are experiencing.
Hear new music from Robert Forster, Genesis Owusu, King Stingray, Adalita and more. Full playlist here.
Revisiitng one of the first Not Quite Tuesday shows from 2018. Same(ish) playlist, different conversation
Presented by Tiff Monday nights on Indigo FM - Episode 6, just a little bit country, mostly lots of Americana, Alt country, folk, rock and some blues. A mix of old and new songs, great classics and up and coming brilliance. Seriously good driving music! Tonight we hear from Faces, The Band, OCMS, First Aid KIt, Trampled by Turtles, Kelly Brouhaha, Shane Nicholson, Tedeschi Trucks Band, The Revivalists, Stevie Nicks to name a few, Playlist here: https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCEW8KsmPygyQYmWhbw3o2HKTztvtwwyn&feature=share
On this weekend's show I take a look at some very exciting new releases from King Gizzard and Lizard Wizard, Dry Cleaning and Bad//Dreems. A focus onnew music from a number of QLD based artists inlcuding McDermott and North, Baby Cool, The Steele Syndicate, Seasoning , Renovator's Delight and Minor Gold which is the new duo side-project for Dan Parsons and Tracy McNeil. Also in there is former Brisbane band Sunbather, Adalita pt 2 of my interview with Perth country-grunge artist Siobhan Cotchin.
Playlist here
Join Rosco as he speaks to Kristy Mellor the President of Wangaratta City Soccer club about all things music, life, women's soccer, travel, pertness, and rivalries! For those of you that like good music and childish behavior please feel free to listen. If not just keep scrolling!!!
On this episode it's Bruce, Bruce and more Bruce as Sandy explores the top 10 Bruce Springsteen tracks as chosen by Mojo Magazine. Not sure I agree with all selections but see what you think.
Ahoy Again Fellow Froggers,
What a show we have lined up for you this week.
Drum solos or major drumming tunes are a rarity on BFRH but for this edition there are two at least and we could probably debate if there was a third.
Willie King, Johnny Rawls, Nick Moss, the Original Fleetwood Mac, Cream reunion tour of 2005 Santana and a other selected goodies make up this edition of BFRH
Thanks for your interest
Hoorooooo
Bullfrog
Some great songs today from The Yardbirds, The Beatles, John Farnham and even the Masters Apprentices.
Hear new music from King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Floodlights, Bad//Dreems, Sloan Peterson and more. Full playlist here.
Presented by Tiff - Episode 5, just a little bit country, mostly lots of Americana, Alt country, folk, rock and some blues. A mix of old and new songs, great classics and up and coming brilliance. Seriously good driving music! Todays episode # 5 features CCR, Nick Barker, Kathleen Edwards, Margo Price, Carol King, Dolly Parton, Loretta Lyn, Lucinda Williams, Freya Josephine Hollick, Mitch Grainger, Cahill Kelly, Molly Tuttle and Trout Steak Revival . Play list here https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCEW8KsmPygw8ZqvCE-eERODRUGUgFAHo&feature=share
Yackandandah Primary School is full of clever creative students - one of them - Grade 5 student Lily Van Duinen loves to dance and sing and recently popped by our Yackandandah studio on a Friday afternoon to share her artistic talent via singing acapella and chat with Angela.
Yackandandah Primary School is full of clever creative students - Grade 6 student Jack Gregory has accumulated a number of awards at local Talent Quests and Festivals and recently popped by our Yackandandah studio on a Friday afternoon to share his artistic talent and chat with Angela.
Yackandandah Primary School is full of clever creative students - two of them Lily Van Duinen (Year 5) and Jack Gregory (Year 6) popped by our Yackandandah studio on a Friday afternoon in October to share their artistic talent and chat with Angela. Lily loves to dance and sing and Jack already has accumulated a number of awards at local Talent Quests and Festivals.
Join ROSCO as he chats with locals and not-so-local people with an interesting story and a mutual love of great music.
20 tracks that encapsulate their life and mean something. The first victim in the studio is Maria Kraus a local mountain biker who took up mountain biking late in life and now imparts her knowledge of mountain biking to the young kids of the area with the "Beechworth Chain Gang". Be prepared for good music, laughs, and secrets!!
This weekend's show features new music from a range of female artists and bands with female vocalists including Folk Bitch Trio, Sally Seltmann, Cate Le Bon, Huntly and Telenova (3 songs each). Also Pt 2 of my interview with Abbey from Little Quirks, Pt 1 of my interview with Siobhan Cotchin. Elsewhere new music from Clea, Andy Golledge and Well Into Winter.
Spotify Playlist here
The boys are back in town - even though footy season is over that's not going to stop them from reminiscing about the highs and lows of their football exploits in 2022. Nate has some great tales to tell about a visit to Melbourne and taking in the AFL Grand Final parade and the day itself. And there's good-natured ribbing about their respective tech skills too.
The Donut Dudes return for another hour of chat about what they're up to both inside and outside of the school grounds. Jack shares his reasoning behind selecting one artist's music to focus on each show.
It's been a while since we heard from Year 6's Zoe and Mietta with various school things and personal commitments keeping them off the air in the second half of Term 3. Their return sees them sharing and exploring a number of things about their lives as well as an update on all the happenings at Yackandandah Primary School.
Fresh from a holiday break, Ada and Nyssa return to entertain you with book reviews, music and Ada's family's big plans to travel to USA in December.
Join ROSCO as he delves into his vinyl collection to bring you some SOUL and NORTHERN SOUL classics as well as some newer beats! #moremusiclesstalk
The line up includes-Major Lance, Sam Cooke, The Tams, The O'Jays, Wilson Picket, Curtis Mayfield, Shirley Ellis, The Soul Snatchers, Chuck Jackson, The Blackbyrds, Betty Moorer, The Miracles, Billy Garner, and many many more #keepthefaith
A " spring clean " episode ,featuring Bowie instrumentals , Phillip Glass, an Australian "ambient' collection from the 80's , Mike Nock , Leonard Bernstein and music to keep your plants happy !
Kothbiro by Ayub Ogada 1993
The Way You Dream by 1 Giant Leap feat. Michael Stipe & Asha Bhosle 2002
Firewater by BT 1997
How To Be Invisible by Kate Bush 2005
Year of Love by Jenny Hval 2022
Letting Go by Erika Wennerstrom 2018
Expert In A Dying Field by The Beths 2022
Dazzling by Adalita 2022
Feel So Bad by Katy Steele 2022
Blue Pill Blues by Early James 2020
Walking In My Sleep by Alabama 3 2000
In Your Arms by Curse of Lono 2021
A Million Miles Away by The Plimsouls 1983
One of These Days by Camper Van Beethoven 1988
Loose Fit by Happy Mondays 1990
Morning Dew by The National 2016
Heart of Gold by Boney M 1978
The Passenger by Siouxsie and the Banshees 1987
Sing It Like We Used To by Pale Blue Eyes 2022
The Art of Evasion by Tenek 2010
Risk by Metric 2018
Inner Meet Me by The Beta Band 1998
East Easy Rider by Julian Cope 1991
Holiday In The Sun by Andy Bell 2022
Believing Makes it Easy by Shearwater 2012
Disappointment by The Church 1990
The Chase by Broken Bells 2022
Mess Of Words by That Petrol Emotion 1990
Asphalt Meadows by Death Cab for Cutie 2022
Il giudizio by Il Quadro di Troisi 2020
When Time Has Run Out by Kilbey Kennedy 2022
White Noise by Second Idol 2021
For the Time Being by Phonique feat. Erlend Øye 2004
Drive Me Crazy by Orville Peck 2020
On this weekend's show I take a virtual flight to WA to check out some Parth artists Laurie Luke, DICE, San Cisco, Angie Colman, Ken Paolo and the Space Cadets, NECTAR as well as Bodes from Esperance. Also featured are Sydney indie-pop quartet Sweetie along with new tunes from noughties luminaries Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Editors. Elsewhere new music from Baby Cool, Kat Edwards, EVEN, Josh Rennie-Hynes, Freya Josephine Hollick, Bec Stevens and Eastbound Buzz. Also pt 1 of my interview with Abbey from Little Quirks.
Playlist here
Sandy and Michael present this episode of Eclectic Avenue. Both play music they have recently been listening to. Listeners will note that during the show Sandy was definitely off with the birds and Michael is excited to be seeing Fat Freddy's Drop this coming weekend.
Ahoy again Froggers,
Buddy Guy gets another tune on this edition of BFRH.
Deborah Coleman, Jimmy Addler featuring June Core & Jim Pugh who were here with us last week feature on this track, we also have Watermelon Slim The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Bans, john "Juke" Logan , Charles Brown gets another run before we put his album back down in the basement, and of course there is the BFRH Hammond B3 player of the week and the BFRH long song bracket of the week.
Hollywood fats is here, and so are a couple of fine artists with fab tunes for you to wrap your ears around
Once again
Thanks for your interest
Bullfrog
Hear new music from Stevan, Al Matcott, Carla Dal Forno, Rebel Yell and more. Full playlist here.
Presented by Tiff - just a little bit country, mostly lots of Americana, Alt country, folk, rock and some blues. A mix of old and new songs, great classics and up and coming brilliance. Seriously good driving music! Todays episode # 4 features, Sweet Talk, Sierra Ferrell, John Prine, Gillian Welch, Bonnie Raitt, Gallie, The Money War, Kate Leahy, The Luke Sinclair Set, Linda Ronstadt, Nigel Wearne, James Thomson, Paul Kelly and The Waifs. Play list here https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCEW8KsmPygzWayC3Cwx8tCGuMQH1naKr&feature=share
14yo cousins Eadie Hartwig and Charlie Pinard are 2 of the quiet achievers in our community. During the 2020 lockdown at the tender age of 12, they began discussing how they could make a difference to the world and its precious environment that they were inheriting. So they began The Climate Letter Project - where they speak to Primary School aged children about climate change and the steps they can take to also make a difference. They joined Scott in our Yackandandah studios on Saturday October 8 to educate our listeners about the amazing work they are doing.
Featuring music from Freya Josephine Hollick, Spice Girls and UB40
Join ROSCO for episode 16 WE ARE THE MODS. Spinning some classic vinyl tracks from bands such as Booker T & the MGs, Mannfred Man, Ray Davies, The High Numbers, Small Faces, The Who, James Brown, Martha Reeves & The Vandellas, The Capitols, The Impressions, The Jam, Ocean Colour Scene, Secret Affair, Bruce Foxton, Gang of Four, Merton Parkas, The Lambrettas, The Marvelettes, Billy Preston, Graduate, and The Style Council.
Ahoy again Froggers,
At 82 Buddy Guy is still giving us new tunes to listen to. His latest effort is out and we play something from it.
Bobby Rush is busy playing on two tunes at BFRH. One of those tunes is the new Buddy Guy tune,
A Harmonica player who used to get a reasonable amount of air time awhile backs makes a return to the BFRH airwaves as this weeks BFRH long song of the week recipient.
Babyface Willett is our Hammond B3 player of the week,. Grant Green is along oni guitar to help out
Joanne Shaw Taylor swings by with Kenny Wayne Shepherd to do a number for us and as always there will be a couple of surprises.
Thanks for your interest
Bullfrog
This week's edition has a distinct Aussie and Kiwi feel about it, we love our iconic Aussie bands
Influential jazz tracks and musicians from the late 60s and early 70s feature in this episode of Slipstream. The show starts with Jimmy Smith and Wes Montgomery's King of the Road, followed by Duke Ellington & His Orchestra's Isahan, Gary Burton's wonderfully full on vibraphone-led The New National Anthem (from a Genuine Tong Funeral), Chick Correa's Matrix, Miles Davis's amazing Miles Runs the Voodoo Down, Mahavishhu Orchestra's ground-breaking Celestial Terrestrial Commuters, and finishing with Herbie Hancock's Watermelon Man. Warning: there is some serious jazz music in this show.
Presented by Tiff - just a little bit country, mostly lots of Americana, Alt country, folk, rock and some blues. A mix of old and new songs, great classics and up and coming brilliance. Seriously good driving music! Todays episode features lots of new americana and alt country music with songs by Mavis Staples, Freya Josephine Hollick, Margo Price, Magpie Diaries, Sierra Ferrell, Fenn Wilson, Sarah Carroll, Andy Golledge, The Pleasures, Govt Mule, Gillian Welch, by Play list https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCEW8KsmPygyIQVwCzPZSIfVcnEw9SeSB&feature=share
Hear new music from Quivers, Alien Nosejob, Gena Rose Bruce, Gut Health and more. Full playlist here.
Join ROSCO for a step back into his vinyl collection as he spins some classic rock tunes of yesteryear.
Bands include -Guns and Roses, Bruce Springsteen, Queen, U2, Rolling Stones, AC-DC, Led Zepplin, The Eagles, Jeff Buckley, Fleetwood Mac, Blondie, Black Sabbath, Motorhead, Thin Lizzy, The Pretenders, Dire Straits, David Bowie, Iggy Pop, and Pink Floyd
This fortnight's show is a cover version special, kicking off with 10 original songs, followed by 10 cover versions of these songs. The remainder of the show consists purely of cover versions, most likely quite a few songs many of you will be familiar with from the 60's, 70's and 80's:
Memory of a Free Festival (original) by David Bowie 1969
Mother (original) by John Lennon 1970
All Apologies (original) by Nirvana 1993
Pure Shores (original) by All Saints 2000
Magic Man (original) by Heart 1975
Hymn to Her (original) by Pretenders 1986
Comfortably Numb (original) by Pink Floyd 1979
I Am a Rock (original) by Simon & Garfunkel 1966
Times Like These (original) by Foo Fighters 2002
Streets of Philadelphia (original) by Bruce Springsteen 1994
Memory of a Free Festival (David Bowie cover) by Karl Steudel 2001
Mother (John Lennon cover) by David Bowie 2021
All Apologies (Nirvana cover) by Sinéad O'Connor 1994
Pure Shores (All Saints cover) by Eliza Shaddad 2020
Magic Man (Heart cover) by Lisa Yves 2015
Hymn To Her (Pretenders cover) by KT Tunstall 2020
Comfortably Numb (Pink Floyd cover) by Jodie Nicholson 2022
I Am A Rock (Simon & Garfunkel cover) by The Church 1982
Times Like These (Foo Fighters cover) by Glen Campbell 2008
Streets Of Philadelphia (Bruce Springsteen cover) by Molly Johnson 2006
Needles and Pins (cover) by Ramones 1978
Runnin' Down a Dream (Tom Petty cover) by Isobel Campbell 2020
Gold Dust Woman (Fleetwod Mac cover) by Julia Holter 2020
Dear Prudence (Beatles cover) by Siouxsie and the Banshees 1984
That's Entertainment (The Jam cover) by Morrissey 2021
Don't Let It Bring You Down (Neil Young cover) by Sarah Fimm 2012
I Was Young When I Left Home (Bob Dylan cover) by Antony Hegarty & Bryce Dessner 2009
Sweet Child O' Mine (Guns and Roses cover) by Luna 1999
Ashes To Ashes (David Bowie cover) by Tears For Fears 1996
Seconds (The Human League cover) by LCD Soundsystem 2019
Shout (Tears for Fears cover) by Placebo 2022
Substitute (2005 version) - Clout 2005
Beatles And The Stones (The House of Love cover) by Marte Heggelund & Marty Willson-Piper 2008
High & Dry (Radiohead cover) by ABC 2015
Refugee (Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers cover) by Melissa Etheridge 2005
Old Man (Neil Young cover) by Beck 2022
People Are Strange (The Doors cover) by Echo & the Bunnymen 1987
The Chain (Fleetwood Mac cover) by Taking Dawn 2010
Sunmachine (David Bowie cover / sampled) by Dario G 1998
Ahoy Froggers,
Side men are a bit of a feature today.
Harmonica player Mitch Kashmar, Little Charlie Batty of Little Charlie & the Nightcats fame gets two goes, the under recorded Lorenzo Farrell is here as well as the extremely prolific and talented Jim Pugh,
The BFRH B3 player is s name not known to you but plays in one of the best Jazz Bands from Detroit.
We run some tunes from the Brooks guitar playing family from Chicago, and find a chicago bluesman not that well known but that should not be forgotten while trawling down in the BFRH basement,
Thanks for your interest
Bullfrog
On this weekend's show I look at new and old music from two of my long-term favourites Pixies and Beth Orton in the wake of their new albums (Doggerel x Pixies, Weather Alive x Beth Orton). Also new tracks from Bec Sykes, Nigel Wearne, San Fermin, Bill,Callahan, Father John Misty. Bec Sykes and Duncan Phillips who along with Fleur Wiber plays Deni Detour at Yackandandah on Sunday.
Spotify playlist here
TRACKLIST
Murray Head - One Night in Bangkok
The Catch - 25 Years
Phil Carmen - On My Way To LA
Renee - High Time He Went
Break Machine - Street Dance
My Mine - Hypnotic Tango (Instrumental Version)
Eldelweiss - Bring Me Eldelweiss
Joy For Life - Prime Mover
The Shaker - Let's Get it On
The Shaker - Just Lick It (Psychedisco Remix)
Glitch Molecule - Urgent Call (Feat. Arda Kabadayi)
The Prodigy - Firestarter (Andy C Remix)
Moresounds - Dead and Bury (Feat. Fracture)
Having recently seen the new Bowie documentary "Moonage Daydream " , Sandy and Bernie go full glam this week with an , wait for it...., eclectic take on the music of a certain Mr David Jones . Expect crazy covers and unique experimentation as we celebrate this cultural icon.
Hear new music from Adalita, Moody Beaches, Courtney Barnett, Sycco and more. Full playlist here.
Presented by Tiff - just a little bit country, mostly lots of Americana, Alt country, folk, rock and some blues. A mix of old and new songs, great classics and up and coming brilliance. Seriously good driving music! Todays episode features lots of aussie country soul, with an indigenous focus at the beginning. Songs by Paul Kelly, Archie Roach, Mojo Juju, Kasey Chambers, Liv Cartledge, The Delines, Cahill Kelly, Bruce Hearn, Brad Cox , Ian Moss and James Thomson. Play list here https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCEW8KsmPygz4MFT5c9ru683XNvFIoj1T&feature=share
Outlaw Entertainment are bringing the talent to Yackandandah on Sunday 2 October with a stellar Americana line-up playing at the Star Hotel, featuring Matt Joe Gow, Kerryn Fields, Stefanie Duzel, Fleur Wiber and Duncan Phillips. Duncan chats with Scott abiut these upcoming shows and also his background as a musician growing up on Shetland Islands in NE Scotland.
Songs are:
Sweet Collapse - Matt Joe Gow
Drink, Sleep, Repeat - Duncan Phillips
Fleur Wiber - Hold On To My Heart
Kerryn Fields - Escape
I got lazy so did a show on songs I have been listening to from albums released in 2022
Join ROSCO in taking a trip back in time to rediscover some of the albums that rocked his world in the 90s.
Bands include Oasis, Blur, Carter USM, Garbage, The Verve, James, Pulp, The Prodigy, The Stone Roses, and Supergrass
Ahoy Again Froggers,
Sorry for my recent absence, but BFRH is back again.
Everything that you had before on BFRH is back again.
Swing bye BFRH is ready and open for to take you on a musical journey
Thanks for your interest
Bullfrog
Perth alt-country singer-songwriter Siobhan Cotchin caught my attention a few months back when I first heard her song Tucson. The combination of assured lyrics and alt-country style won me over from the very first listen. Fresh off some shows at BIGSOUND 2022 in Brisbane, she chats with Scott about her music.
Features songs "Tucson" and "Growing Pains"
Little Quirks are an energetic indie folk trio who hail from NSW’s Central Coast. They’ve been building a strong following as regulars at Festivals around the country pre-Covid and have added the UK & USA to their touring passport in 2022. The band are sisters Mia and Abbey and cousin Jaymi. They are super busy with touring and recently we sat down with Abbey for a chat. Songs featured include "All My Friends Are Birds" and "Maybelle".
B.B & Q Band - Time For Love
Inner City - Big Fun
Ladies On Mars - Hold On
Jennifer Loveless - Around the World
E Duque - Cowboy House
Loods & Mall Grab - Love is Real
The Joker's - Cowboy (Club Version)
The Grid - Swamp Thing
The Grid - Texas Cowboys (Club Mix)
Sleep D - Bass'd in Berlin
Vladymyr Dubyshkyn - Lady of the Night
D Tek & Dr Panic - Psychedelic Cowboy
Come venture into the Slipstream with me as we continue to explore the Smithsonian Anthology of Jazz. In this show we are well and truly focused on the 1960 to 1065 period. Starting with the wonderful Sarah Vaughan, and move onto the John Coltrane Quartet, Bill Evans, George Russell Sextet, the amazing Ella Fitzgerald with the Duke Ellington Orchestra, Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers, Stan Getz & Astrud Gilberto, back to John Coltrane Quartet, the Miles Davis Quintet, and finishing with Clark Terry-Bob Brookmeyer Quintet. Such a wonderful array of musicians and musicianship.
Hear new music from Methyl Ethel, Cong Josie, The Vovos, Bench Press and more. Full playlist here.
Just a little bit country, mostly lots of Americana, Alt country, folk, rock and some blues. A mix of old and new songs, great classics and up and coming brilliance. Seriously good driving music! Presented by TIff , this is the first show of Car wheels on a gravel road. Songs featured today, by Lucinda Williams, Bonnie Raitt, John Hiatt, The Waifs, Warren Zevon, Neil Young, Kathleen Edwards, Sal Kimber, John Prine, Matt Joe Gow, Lainey Wilson. Playlist here https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCEW8KsmPygwgc71STg8wm1eK7c_WVzFs
Join Rosco as he takes a trip down memory lane to bring back some classic alternative indie bands of the 80s
Today's show kicks off with the original versions of the wild cards, followed by the wild card cover versions. The originals are Bobby Gentry's 1970 track "Fancy", New Order's 1983 track "Age of Consent" and Bob Dylan's 1973 track "Knockin' on Heaven's Door". There's an interesting linking theme running through the three artists covering these three tracks, but you will have to listen to the first half hour of this show to find out what this is.
Playlist:
“Fancy” by Bobbie Gentry from “Fancy” 1970
“Age of Consent” by New Order from “Power Corruption and Lies” 1983
“Knockin' On Heaven's Door” by Bob Dylan from “Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid (Soundtrack From The Motion Picture)” 1973
“Fancy “by Orville Peck from “Show Pony EP” 2020
“Age of Consent” by Nakhane from “You Will Not Die” 2018
“Knockin' On Heaven's Door” by Antony and the Johnsons - Single 2007
“We Won't Cry” (feat. Jack Charles) - Live by Archie Roach & Jack Charles from “The Concert Collection 2012 – 2018"
“The Queen Is Dead” by The Smiths from “The Queen Is Dead” 1986
“Detroit Rock City” by KISS from “Destroyer” 1976
“Bringing Murder to the Land” by Anton Newcombe & Dot Allison - (From the TV Series 'Annika') 2021
“Newspaper Pane” by Elvis Costello from “Hey Clockface” 2020
“Willie by Cat Power “from “The Greatest” 2006
“U kin B the Sun” by Frazey Ford - Single 2020
“Can't Stop the Rain” by Neal Francis from “In Plain Sight” 2021
“Obviously” by Bleach Lab - Single 2022
“My Society” by De-Phazz from “Days Of Twang” 2007
“Genetic Bomb” by Animali from “Mary D. Kay” 2020
“Comedy” by Shack from “HMS Fable” 1999
“The Hypnogogue” by The Church - Single 2022
“Dice are Rolling” by The House of Love from “A State of Grace” 2022
“Moonhead “ by Thin White Rope from “Moonhead” 1897
“Honeybear” by Pale Blue Eyes from “Souvenirs” 2022
“Ribbon On A Branch” by Younger Brother from “The Last Days Of Gravity” 2007
“Eyes Like Dead Stars” by Les Big Byrd - Single 2022
“I Stand Alone” by Joeys Coop from “Lachlan Valley Dirt” 2022
“Chilly Winds “by Damien Lovelock from “It's a Wig Wig Wig Wig World” 1988
“What Light (Never Goes Dim)” by Aidan Knight from “Each Other” 2016
“Turn Away” by Beck from “Morning Phase” 2014
“Riverman” by Nigel Kennedy Quintet featuring Boy George from “Shhh!” 2010
“Silence or Swell” by Logan Farmer from “Horsehair” 2022
“Last Man Stands” by Tori Forsyth from “Provlépseis” 2021
“Gabriel's Horn” by Cousin Tony's Brand New Firebird from “Smiles of Earth” 2022
“Hold Me Forever” by Magna Carta Cartel from “Silence” 2022
“New Brighton” by Nakhane & ANOHNI from “You Will Not Die” 2018
“Outta Time” by Orville Peck from “Bronco” 2022
It's dress up day and two book week charcaters Morrigan and Sam have taken the place of Nyssa and Ada for this week's show. There's chat about the trampoline upgrade at Bounce, favourite books, and school news, Music includes Snowy band, Queen & David Bowie, Tennyson King, Rachel Platten, This Way North and Owl City.
Ada and Nyssa discuss the school athletics carnival, skiing and their favourite seasons. Musical choices include Fleetwood Mac, Vance Joy, Eurythmics, Taylor Swift, Good Lovelies, John Butler Trio and Stevie Wonder
Flynn and Nate have a Spring themed show as they seek to encourage the weather to fine up. Along the way they chat about footy, skiing and do a rousing acapella rendition of the Yackandandah blue and whites footy club song.
Gabs and Jack hit the airwaves and talk about their Sovereign Hill camp, school news, high jump technique, fun facts, and in a moment of radio magic test their capacity to hum while holding their nose :-)
Ada is back with Nyssa discussing school news, book reviews, dream homes and some music choices.
Jack and Gabs are back for another hour of chat about School stuff, some fun facts and their fine music selections. Outside of school Gabs shares tales of her smelly dog.
Today's show is book-ended by Kev Carmody and Canadian singer-songwriter Tennyson King. In between a bunch of new releases from Melbourne folk songwriter Joyce Prescher from her forthcoming album, Cairns Amber Farnan (with Nick Keogh), Lucius, Ruby Gill, Marlon Williams, Yirrmal (w Dami Im) and Jordie Lane, A focus on Brooklyn 8 piece San Fermin who also have a new EP out. Festival season is just around the corner and we look at Euroa Music Festival (5 Nov) featuring tunes from Angie McMahon, Andy Golledge and Teenage Dads.
Playlist here
This episode features a gourmet instrumental selection from the "Top 100" listeners choices from the long history of Desert Island Discs, the classic radio show started back in 1943 ! Music includes Elgar, Vaughan Williams, Miles Davis , Puccini, Gerschwin, Bowie, Joy Division, Led Zeppelin, Joni Mitchell and , of course , The Smith's !
In this edition we play some great music starting with a tribute to Amy Winehouse who had a birthday this week.
This months programme of Radio Theme Time bought to you by Ange and Bron. This programme covers songs of events in Australia and overseas. We have a plethora of musicians who have coverred some of histories important events and issues. Musicians such as Steeley Dan, The Cranberries,, Nina Simone, Lenny Kravitz, Loudan Wainwright, foo Fighters, Courtney Barnett, Mavis Staples, Hunters and Collectors, Springstein, Loretta Lynn, Jimmy Cliff and more.
It's all things Aotearoa this month on WTMF. Having just returned from New Zealand I focus on some recent and emerging artists from the "Land of the Long White Cloud". Some will be familiar but hopefully some will be new.
Hear new music from Carla Dal Forno, Ausecuma Beats, Surprise Chef, Don Glori and more. Full playlist here.
Join ROSCO for his first efforts at playing a full vinyl set. No talking just pure music.
Bands include The Specials, The Selecter, Madness, Bad Manners, and The Beat
On this weekend's show I look at soundtracks to some of my favourite shows including modern day ABC TV drama "Mystery Road" and a couple of my faves from a couple of decades back BBC pair "Skins" and "This Life", HBO's "Six Feet Under" and View Askew/Kevin Smith's "Chasing Amy" plucking out gems like Andy Golledge's evocative "Light It To The Wind", Sia's "Breathe Me", as well as tracks from The Hang Ups, Reef, Mary Born, Soul Asylum, Sneaker Pimps and The Middle East. I also take a look at some new music from Adelaide artists Sturt Avenue, China Roses, Rhys Howlett, Stellie and Teenage Joans. Elsewhere new music from Mariah McCarthy, Quivers, Mitski, HAIM, Riley Catherall, Little Quirks, Carus Thompson and a show-ending (stopping?) cover by Gang Of Youths and Mumford & Sons.
Playlist here
Bernie, Sandy and Michael are back in the studio together taking a different approach to the show. Rather than songs around one theme we each chose our own themes Sandy chose multiple themes. Michael's theme was the Reserve Bank interest rise; Bernie focused on the upcoming music festival Wonder Mountain hitting Beechworth this weekend; and Sandy was all over the place interest rises, travelling, and music festivals. It all makes for an entertaining show.
The three wildcards in today's show are covers of tracks by Joni Mitchell, Simon & Garfunkel and Tim Buckley:
SUNSCREEM "Here's The Summer" from "Sweet Life" 2015
SAM JOHNSTON & EMMA KLEIN "For a While" from "Cannonball" 2022
BRET MCKENZIE "A Little Tune" from "Songs Without Jokes" 2022
THE BONES OF J.R. JONES "Bad Moves" Single 2021
CURSE OF LONO "Think I'm Alright Now" from "People In Cars" 2021
LADY BLACKBIRD "Did Somebody Make a Fool Out of You" Single 2022
LONDON GRAMMAR "Non Believer" from "Truth Is A Beautiful Thing" 2017
JULIAN COPE "Charlotte Anne" from "My Nation Underground" 1988
MASSIVE ATTACK "Live With Me" from "Collected" 2006
THE MELTDOWN "Into Temptation" from "It's A Long Road" 2022
GOOSE "Honeybee" from "Dripfield" 2022
AMEN DUNES "L.A." from "Freedom" 2018
CAROLINE LAVELLE "A Case of You" from "Spirit" 1995
EVERYTHING BUT THE GIRL "The Only Living Boy in New York" from "Worldwide" 1991
THE CZARS "Song to the Siren" from "Sorry I Made You Cry" 2006
ALANAS CHOSNAU & MARK REEDER "How Do You Feel?" from "Children of Nature" 2020
TÉLÉPOPMUSIK "Circles" from "Everybody Breaks the Line" 2020
MAGNA CARTA CARTEL "Sway" from "The Demon King EP" 2017
MAX JURY "Orange City Blues" from "The Shade and the Grass" 2021
WILLIAM FITZSIMMONS "No Promises" from "Ready the Astronaut" 2021
LO MOON "Tried to Make You My Own" from "Lo Moon" 2018
ART SCHOOL GIRLFRIEND "Bending Back" Single 2017
NICOLAS GODIN "The Border" from "Concrete and Glass" 2020
RÖYKSOPP & JAMIE IRREPRESSIBLE "Sorry" from "Profound Mysteries II" 2022
REB FOUNTAIN "Lacuna" from "Iris" 2021
ANNIE HAMILTON "Panic" Single 2020
REGINA SPEKTOR "Becoming All Alone" from "Home before and after" 2022
THE FLIGHT & DOT ALLISON "A Better Place" from "Down In The Woods" 2020
JODIE NICHOLSON "Oceans" from "Golden Hour" 2019
MARTHA MARLOW "Rain Man" from "Medicine Man" 2021
TELENOVA "Stained Glass Love" from "Stained Glass Love EP" 2022
EMPIRE OF THE SUN "Chrysalis" Single 2019
THE LAZY EYES "The Seaside" from "SongBook" 2022
HOT CHIP "Broken" from "Freakout/Release" 2022
THE DISCO BISCUITS "Twisted in the Road" Single 2022
SUNSCREEM "What Will The Sun Say" from "Sweet Life" 2015
A rapid one hour romp with Tortoise, Phillip Glass, Herbie Hancock , Dave Brubeck and orchestral covers of some well known classic songs ...!
Tiff presents a special feature episode on Perry Keyes, Part one,. Perry is a critically aclaimed singer songwriter who portrays inner city sydney in the 70s and 80, with poetic lyrics and heartfelt songs. This show is a selection of songs from his first two albums, Meter and Last Ghost Train Home.
Welcome into the Slipstream with me where, at the moment, we continue to explore the history of jazz according to the Smithsonian Anthology. This episode we are anchored in 1959 on the cusp of a new decade. I am sure there will be a number of tracks and musicians you are familiar with in the show tonight. What I am loving about doing this series is how current the music still is and learning more about the amazing collaborations that happened between superb musicians.
Horn Chowder is an hour of deep funk, party tunes, big beats, and ..., you know ..., horns! If it sounds like a party programmed by band geeks, it's probably because..., well ..., it is! Today's episode features tracks by Lady Bri, Cha Wa, Star Parks, Nine Sparks Riots, and Cimafunk.
Hear new music from Cash Savage, Tropical Fuck Storm, Private Function and more. Full playlist here.
In this episode we celebrate the end of winter with some fabulous songs out of the 70's and 80's
Join Rosco for 2hrs of wonderful Reggae music
Bands include
UB 40, PETER TOSH, BLUE KING BROWN, THE BEAUTIFUL GIRLS, BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS, BARRINGTON LEVY,RHOMBUS, TAHUNA BREAKS, TOOTS & THE MAYTALS; JIMMY CLIFF, DESMOND DECKER, THE SKATALITES, and THE AGGROLITES
A look at songs/bands/artists with alternate guiatr tunings. WARNING - it gets a bit nerdy.
This show has a few themes woven throughout. Soundtracks to iconic TV series Six Feet Under and Twin Peaks The Return are explored - featuring The Chromatics, Au Revoir Simone, Sharon Van Etten, Blue Oyster Cult and The Soundtrack of Our Lives. We stop and admire the rise and hard work of college of knowledge funksters Surprise Chef who are literally taking on the world with their current tour. There's a bunch of tracks near the end where I ponder what is it that makes certain songs timeless? Which songs stand the test of time - and why? Perhaps songs like Silversun Pickups "Panic Switch" or Marvin Gaye's "Sexual Healing", speaking of which I share a fave cover of this iconic song by prominent 90s indie band Soul Asylum. So In search of what it is that makes a song timeless - as opposed to just great at the time - I pull out the songs that I ranked at #3 in my annual retrospective from 2015-2020 - from Oh Pep! with "Tea Milk and Honey", Big Smoke's "Best of You", Jen Cloher's "Regional Echo", Fraser A. Gorman' s "Walking To Oman's", Angie McMahon's "Pasta" and Carla Geneve's raw statement about Australian identity "Red Rocks". Elsewhere there's new music from The East Pointers, Ruby Gill, Sadie Mustoe, Siobhan Cotchin and Maja. And finally there's a tribute to my Dad on the 24th anniversary of his passing with a Talking Heads track from their Remain In Light album.
Spotify Playlist here
This week's Reelin' In The Years I pay homage to two of Australia's finest. Judith Durham AO and Dame Olivia Newton John. My complete show is dedicated to them and their amazing talents. D J Pegg
On my latest show there's a bunch of new music from Luke Steele, Kat Edwards, Ruby Gill, Nathalie Pavlovic, Laura Jean, Freya Josephine Hollick, Al Matcott, Wilco, Julia Jacklin, Siobhan Cotchin, Sharon Van Etten, Jordie Lane, Folk Bitch Trio, Thornbird plus a couple of classics from Led Zweppelin and Elton John and also Snowy Band who provide some of the intro music to this show.
Playlist here
On this show Flynn and Nate have a theme of food songs. As well as a chat about footy and Sovereign Hill Camp,
Join Rosco for Episode 10 of Tonic Suits And Shiny Boots as he delves into the not so Tonic songs he's been listening to over the last month!
Bands include-
Byron Lee & The Dragonaires
Incredible Bongo Band
Jacque Dutronc
Dillinger
Ibibio Sound Machine
The Rezillos
Delroy Wilson
Ural Thomas And The Pain
The Presidents of The United States Of America
Thomas Headon
Jungle Brothers
Lorna Bennett
DubXanne
Jurassic 5
DJ Nu-Mark
Outlines
Gurus Jazzmatazz
Mr. Lif
Galliano
Micheal Jackson
Aurra
Commodores
The Showstoppers
The Soul Snatchers
Greyboy
Smoove
Belleruche
The Allergies
Two hours of cranking American Ska
Sublime
The Adjusters
Mustard Plug
Choking Victim
MU330
The Uptones
No Dought
Reel Big Fish
Operation Ivy
Five Iron Frenzy
Hepcat
The Slackers
Mad Caddies
Less Than Jake
Dance Hall Crashers
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Streetlight Manifesto
Fishbone
Catch 22
Buck-o-Nine
We Are Union
Voodoo Glow Skulls
The Interrupters
Cherry Poppin Daddies
Hub Stompers
The Toasters
Smash Mouth
Rancid
The Aquabats!
The Pietasters
Common Rider
Skankin Pickle
Almost all Australian artists / band on this episode of TBC today, apart from one who came from NZ and relocated to Sydney early in their career. Can you guess who ?
Ahoy again Froggers,
Welcome to your home of Blues, jam bands, long songs, hammond b3 and and a whole lot more.
Guitar players, Peter Green, Eric Clapton, Tommy Castro, Roy Buchanan and of Course our fave irishman CHECK!!!
Female Artists - Check - Etta James and Mavis Staples
Hammond b3 artist of the week - Check
Harmonica players - check
BFRH long song bracket of the week sorted
All systems are GO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
See ya there
thanks for your interest
Bullfrog
Sandy and Michael are together to share music they have been listening to lately. Sandy introduces an interesting musician who played at The Forum in Melbourne last week that neither of us have heard before, and restrains himself to only playing one song related to the multiple films he watched last week at MIFF. Michael pretty much stuck to music he has been listening to over the last few months and unashamedly promotes a certain band that has just begun their European tour ...
Today we start by celebrating the lives of 2 music icons, Judith Durham and Olivia Newton John. Then we get into some great music from the 70"s
Hear new music from Michael Beach, Cool Sounds, June Jones and heaps more. Full playlist here.
I'm back! 5 week break is officially over. Playing my fave new music from 2022 to the mid-year - a show that was initially planned for 14 July. Featuring songs by Sharon Van Etten, Yirrmal, Coconut Cream, Carla Geneve, Darren Hanlon, Siobhan Cotchin, Soccer Mommy, Georgia Knight, Widowspeak, Cousin Tony's Brand New Firebird, Chistopher Coleman and the Great Escape, Methyl Ethel, Steph Strings, EWAH and the Visions of Paradise, King Stingray, Nick Griffith and Grace Cummings.
Spotify Playlist here
Finally back on air!!!
Looking at the genre of Shoegaze. A bit rusty after so long away but got there in the end,
This is a tribute to my brother Tony who died in early July 2022 around 6 weeks shy of his 61st birthday. Across his lifetime he lived in 5 different countries - Australia, Italy, Ireland, USA and eventually choosing Thailand as his final resting place when he retired in 2018.
Tony was a conoisseur of culture - language, theatre, cuisines and pop culture - books, cinema, TV series and music - alternative and mainstream.
This tribute features music from the likes of 4AD label artists Pixies, Throwing Muses, Cocteau Twins, Dead Can Dance as well as music he owned and listened to in his teens. You’ll hear tunes from Queen to Billy Bragg, from KISS to The Sundays, from The Runaways to Sinead O’Connor.
A little bit of everything!!! Southern electric blue,funk,soul-and some Australiana thrown in!!!! Enjoy!!
Exploring the pioneering ambient artists of the 1970's with The League of Gentleman, Bill Nelson , Brian Eno, Harold Budd/Andy Partridge, Cluster, Jean Michel Jarre , Mort Garson, Bowie and a 19th century interloper in Anton Dvorak .....
Ahoy Fellow Froggers,
This week we dedicate the BFRH long song bracket to the vinyl release in september to Gregg Allmans - All my friends which was recorded at the fabulous Fox Theater in Atlanta Georgia in 2014, The vinly release will come as a 4LP box set.
Hop Wilson, Birdlegg (yes that is his name) Tower of Power, The Meters and some Bernie Worrell should be enough to get your BPM (your heart rate up)
See Y'all there
Hooroooo
Bullfrog
It's July 18 2015 - In a rare alignment of the stars, 4 members of the Landells family - Tess, Scott, Tony and Mark - shared some pizza and beers at Bridge Rd Brewers on a brisk Saturday evening, then made their way to the Indigo FM studios in Beechworth to record a 90 minute radio show.
Tony Landells passed away in early July 2022, aged 60yo. It was while scouring through old emails that Scott found a link to this long-lost radio show which was sitting in a Dropbox cloud.
Music featured includes Sinead O'Connor, Darren Hanlon, San Fermin, Gold Class, Nick Waterhouse, Pixies, Throwing Muses, Pearls, Jed Rowe, The Mae Trio, Nick Cave, Jenny Biddle, Courtney Barnett and Liv Cartledge.
Ange and Bron's Naidoc Week show featuring indigenous musicians such as Dan Sultan, Christine Anu, Warumpi Band, Emily Wurramara, Jimmie Little, Archie Roach, Leah Flanagan, Kev Carmody, Mojo Juju, Emma Donovan, Xavier Rudd and more.
Brother and sister duo Nyssa and Owen present a very enthusiastic hour of radio including a book review of the History of Mischief, some discussion about what they are learning at school, their Bonegilla Migrant Experience excursion and a round-up of school activities
Flynn and Nate are back for Term 3. Join them to chat about skiing, footy, and their upcoming trip to Sovereign Hill. Along the way Nate tests Flynn's ability to identify random songs.
Zoe and Mietta return for their first show for Term 3 with some chat about what they did over the recent school holidays - Mietta turned 12! - and what things they are looking forward to.
Jack's back from his trip to England. Gabs is super keen to hear all about it. There are also fun facts, jokes and the art of making pizzas.
Playlist:
WILLIAM ORBIT "Water from a Vine Leaf" from "Strange Cargo III" 1993
KATHLEEN EDWARDS "Hard on Everyone" from "Total Freedom" 2020
MILO GREENE "Bringing Me Down" from "Adult Contemporary" 2021
AMYTHYST KIAH "Hitchin' a Ride" Single 2022
ZERO 7 FEATS. LOU STONE "Take My Hand" from "Shadows EP" 2020
SIMPLE MINDS "New Gold Dream (81/82/83/84)" from "New Gold Dream (81/82/83/84)" 1982
THE HUMAN LEAGUE "Seconds" from "Dare" 1981
ABC "All of My Heart" from "The Lexicon of Love" 1982
THE HEAVY HEAVY "Miles and Miles" from "Life and Life Only" 2022
DODGY "Grassman" from "Ace A's + Killer B's" 1998
CHARLES WATSON "Voices Carry Through the Mist" from "Now That I'm A River" 2018
PRIMAL SCREAM "Free" from "Give Out but Don't Give Up: The Original Memphis Recordings" 2018
MONOPHONICS FEAT. KELLY FINNIGAN "Broken Boundaries" from "Sage Motel" 2022
GOOSE "So Ready" from "Shenanigans Nite Club" 2021
DEVO "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" from "Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo!" 1978
STRAITJACKET FITS "So Long Marianne" from "Hail" 1990
WILLIAM FITZSIMMONS "Love Will Tear Us Apart" Single 2022
ELIZA SHADDAD "Wars" from "Run EP" 2016
JODIE NICHOLSON "Losing Track" from "Golden Hour" 2019
LUCY ROSE "I Tried" from "Work It Out" 2015
OI VA VOI "Look Down" from "Oi Va Voi" 2007
RAIN TREE CROW "Blackwater" from "Rain Tree Crow" 1991
BECK "Lost Cause" from "Sea Change" 2002
ANNA OF THE NORTH & GUS DAPPERTON "Meteorite" Single 2022
LIGHTNING BUG "The Right Thing Is Hard to Do" from "A Color of the Sky" 2021
BROKEN BELLS "We're Not in Orbit Yet…" Single 2022
JAMIE WOON "Shoulda" from "Mirrorwriting" 2011
PETER BRODERICK "Colours of the Night" from "Colours of the Night" 2015
SIMON ALEXANDER "Along Came June" Single 2022
MAX JURY "Quicksand" from "Modern World" 2019
RYAN ADAMS "Do Not Disturb" from "Big Colors" 2021
DJ SHADOW & SAM HERRING "Our Pathetic Age" from "Our Pathetic Age" 2019
CURSE OF LONO "Think I’m Alright Now (Flying Mojito Bros Refrito Remix) 2022
CIRCLE SKY "Ghost in the Machine" from "Dream Colour" 2021
MASHTI & DEEP DIVE CORP FEAT. DAVID DEVANAGARI "Aruna Chandra" 2019
SYNTAX "Pennies and Change" from "Tripolar EP" 2012
Ahoy again fellow Froggers,
An englishman we have for you today was given the unofficial title after the original Woodstock festival of being "the fastest guitarist in the west". Any clues
Who knew that Michael Bloomfield started of playing guitar left handed? Well it is a true story., and so is the fact that he is back with Nick Gravenites for this weeks BFRH long song of the week..
There is rereleased Tony Joe White for you, our BFRH hammond B3 player of the week is an American Negro women who grew up on Gospel music, had a 60 year recording careeer, is unknown, and our album we have taken tracks from was recorded when she was 84.
Swing bye
Thanks for your interest
Bullfrog
In tribute to Archie Roach, a seminal First Nations singer/songwriter, who sang and spoke truth to the lived experiences of First Nations people Bernie, Sandy and Michael dedicate this show to songs that have changed the world. We start with the classic track by Archie Roach 'They Took the Children Away' and then traverse the national and international music world for other songs that have made a difference. This is an inspirational and uplifting episode that celebrates the power of music.
We start the show today with a tribute to Archie Roach who tragically passed this week, and also Amy Winehouse who has been gone for 11 years. We have some great songs from ELO, Hendrix the Doors and many more.
Join ROSCO going back to the late 70s early 80s to look at iconic English band The Jam.
Covering songs from all six studio albums and some live treats. Albums include In The City, This Is The Modern World, All Mod Cons, Setting Sons, Sound Affects, and The Gift.
Ahoy Froggers
Happy Birthday No 75 Carlos Santana, To celebrate we have been down in the BFRH basement to find a suitable tune to help celebrate your long career so it goes with out saying you are this weeks BFRH long song of the week.
Let’s have a quick glance at this weeks playlist:
Arthur big boy cruddup has come back again this week with one of my fave tunes from him.
Jimmy Dawkins will swing by, as willl BB King and Albert collins combining to do Stormy monday and there of course is the BFRH organ trio as well,
NEW MUsic from forthcoming albums from Dr. John, Herman Hitson whose claim to fame is his involvement or lack involvement in the controversy over the disputed Hendrix "Free Spirit" track.
Also the Texas horms. and a bunch of other goodies
Thanks for your interest
Bullfrog
Join Rosco for episode 7 of Tonic Suits and Shinny Boots looking at some great cover versions from Reggae, Ska, Mod, and Power Pop bands.
Bands include Merton Parkas, The Slits, John Holt, Yours Truly, Busty Brown, Tony Tribe, Baby Charles, The Specials, Bad Manners, Reel Big Fish, Oasis, The Gaylettes, The Who, Small Faces, DMA's, The Heptones, Little Roy, Dubxanne, Dub Pistols, Save Ferris, Roxy Music, The Jam, Reef, Metalicca, Cake, Buffalo Tom, The Chosen Few, The Beat Paul Weller, Skameleon, Iggy Pop and Toots & The Maytals.
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The Blurred Crusade Radio Show Playlist 23/07/2022:
PETER BRODERICK "Let It Go" from "Blackberry" 2020
TALK TALK "I Believe in You" from "Spirit of Eden" 1988
LORD HURON "The Night We Met" from "Strange Trails" 2015
JODIE NICHOLSON "Crossroads" from "Golden Hour" 2019
THE CURE "All Cats Are Grey" from "Faith" 1981
MAZZY STAR "Into Dust" from "So Tonight That I Might See" 1993
NAKHANE "Teen Prayer" from "You Will Not Die" 2018
AMYTHYST KIAH "Wild Turkey" from "Wary + Strange" 2021
ELIZA SHADDAD "Tired of Trying" from "The Woman You Want" 2021
ROSE CITY BAND "Floating Out" from "Summerlong" 2020
GOOSE "726" from "Dripfield" 2022
TORI AMOS "Devil's Bane" from "Ocean to Ocean" 2021
LUNA "Slide" from "Lunapark" 1992
HOODOO GURUS "Hayride To Hell" from "Mars Needs Guitars" 1985
PATTI SMITH "Dancing Barefoot" from "Wave" 1979
IGGY POP "The Endless Sea" from "New Values" 1979
R.E.M. "Radio Free Europe" from "Murmur" 1983
MASSIVE ATTACK "Man Next Door" from "Mezzanine" 2019
1 GIANT LEAP feat GRANT-LEE PHILLIPS & HORACE ANDY "Racing Away" from "1 Giant Leap" 2002
JODIE NICHOLSON "Comfortably Numb" from "Old Church Session" 2022
PLACEBO "Running Up That Hill" from "Covers" 2003
QUIVERS "Losing My Religion" from "Out of Time" 2021
CANNONS "Goodbye" from "Fever Dream" 2022
ALABAMA 3 "Sad Eyed Lady Of The Lowlife" from "La Peste" 2000
ADIA VICTORIA "You Was Born To Die" from "A Southern Gothic" 2021
DELTA SPIRIT "Ghost of Caddo" from "One is One" 2022
ELIZA SHADDAD "White Lines" from "Future" 2018
JODIE NICHOLSON "Move" Single 2020
KATY J PEARSON "Talk Over Town" from "Sound of the Morning" 2022
BEAR'S DEN "Crow" from "So that you might hear me" 2019
SHEARWATER "Wildlife in America" from "Jet Plane and Oxbow" 2016
BT "Satellite" from "Movement In Still Life" 1999
OTT "Holiday Boat" from "Heads" 2022
Ahoy Froggers,
How does Muddy Waters. Slim Harpo, Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup, Mike Zito & Mississippi Allstar Luther Dickinson with a Chuck Berrry tribute,Jimmy "Dick" Holmes proprietor of the Blue Front Cafe on the Mississippi Blues Trail, the oldest surviving juke joint in Mississippi.
Hank Williams Jr. and of course the BFRH Long Song Bracket of the week, which features Michael Bloomfield with the Paul Butterfield Blues Band, and there is of course to add to the mix, the BFRH Hammond B3 Organ Trio, and we haven't got through it all
Swing by.
Thanks for your interest
Bullfrog
TRACKLIST
Barney Can't Swim - Larry's Planetarium
D Tiffany & Roza Terenzi - Possession
Guy Contact - Desert Portal
New Composers - Spudink
Al Dente - The Translator
Vista - Look to the Future (RFX Edit)
Hybrid Man - Shapeshifting
Rocket - 555
Subb-an ft Oli Gosh - State of Flow
Al Dente & Explicit Joy - Sonic Dialogue
Roza Terenzi - Cosmology
GTO- Wonderful
Vladimir Dubyshkin - No Tell Motel
Hidden Spheres - Euan 92
When too much Elvis is never enough, this episode explores not one but two Elvises. The recent release from Elvis Costello (when was he known as Declan McManus), "The Resurrection of Rust", in which he revisits his first band Rusty, with former band mate Allan Mayes. Sandy also dips into the soundtrack of the new Baz Luhrmann bio-pic "Elvis" with a selection of his favourite tunes featured in the movie.
An interesting choice of tunes for you guys...don't know what I was thinking!!! All sorts-southern rock,electric blues, bit o' country.....and some complete craziness!!! enjoy...
Subverting the dominant Friday paradigm today - It's Sunday ! Going big with the Africa Express recording of Terry Riley's "In C" along with dashes of Patrick Moraz , Bill Bruford, Klaus Schultze, John Adams , Dean McPhee, Rubod + Stroudhousky and Cluster.
Ahoy Froggers,
another episode of BFRH loaded with lots of goodies
Tome Principato has an album dedicate to both Roy Buchanan and Danny Gatton, so iof you are a Fender Telecaster your will need to swing by.
John Scofield who played with Miles Davis is helping out on this weeks BFRH long song of the week.
Found some Smithsonian folways tunes put out By Lightnin' Hopkins and of course thre is the BFRH organ trio of the weel and two bonus tunes at the end of the show after our favourite Irishman,
First one is from Warren Haynes and the second is Michael Bloomfield.
When i finished the show I was a tad short and a couple of fab fillers were needed
Thanks for your interest
Bullfrog
TRACKLIST
Leclair - Take the Money (Octopus Version)
Happy Mondays - Rave On
Donald's House - Boog E Beat
Kiki Gyan - Disco Dancer
Volen Sentir - Arrival
Moda - Retro Grade
Gat Decor - Passion (Naked Mix)
Dylan Forbes - Soma
Sunlightsquare - O Mi Shango (Dave Doyle Mix)
Solee - Impressed
Giorgio Moroder - From Here To Eternity
Player One - Another Crap Night Out in Eltham
Xavier Rudd - Sliding Down a Rainbow
With Dry July fully underway Bernie, Sandy and Michael decided to explore the theme of abstinence and drinking. Sandy takes listeners on a journey of drinking to abstinence, Bernie ensures he plays a track from one of his three favourite musicians (the miserable one with dodgy political views), and Michael explores alternative drinks to alcoholic beverages. Will this episode turn you to drink OR help you abstain?
This week I have a themed show for you. All our song titles contain a name in the title. Please enjoy. D J Pegg
Piece of my heart #8 by Tiff featuring some favourite UK pop songs from the 80s, with a special focus on Deacon Blue. Other songs by Fairground Attraction, Dream Academy, Madness, The Jam, The Clash, U2, Dexys midnight runners, Fine Young Cannibals, The The, Waterboys and Style Council. Playlist is here https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCEW8KsmPygxzKSdhlNJarbtDp-vLGydu
TRAFFIC "The Low Spark Of High-Heeled Boys" from "The Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys" 1971
MICHELLE GUREVICH "Feel More" from "Ecstasy in the Shadow of Ecstasy" 2020
THE CHURCH "Life Speeds Up " from "The Blurred Crusade" 1982
THE DREAM SYNDICATE "I Have Faith" from "Ghost Stories" 1988
DESPERATE JOURNALIST "The Victim" from "Maximum Sorrow!" 2021
COUSIN TONY'S BRAND NEW FIREBIRD "Bluestone" from "Bluestone" 2022
BOO SEEKA "Nothing" from "Between The Head & The Heart" 2022
KAV TEMPERLEY & KATY STEELE "Graduation Day" from "Graduation Day" 2022
JODI PHILLIS "We Need to Be Free" from "We Need to Be Free" 2022
JODI PHILLIS "The Beast" from "We Need to Be Free" 2022
ADIA VICTORIA "Far From Dixie" from "A Southern Gothic" 2021
FIRST AID KIT "Angel" Single 2022
THE WEATHER STATION "Robber" from "Ignorance" 2021
NIGHTLANDS "Hymn To Me" from "Hymn To Me" 2021
CONCRETE BLONDE "Beware Of Darkness" from "Concrete Blonde" 1986
FLUNK "Blue Monday" from "For Sleepyheads Only" 2002
THIS WAY NORTH & CHELSEA D.E JOHNSON "Your Love Keeps Lifting Me Higher" from "Vancouver Collaborations" 2022
CONJURE ONE "I Don’t Want to Go There" from "Innovation Zero" 2022
CONJURE ONE "Center of the Sun" from "Conjure One" 2002
NAKHANE "Interloper" from "You Will Not Die" 2018
DEPECHE MODE "Going Backwards" from "Spirit" 2017
DEVO "No Place Like Home" from "Something For Everybody" 2010
TEARS FOR FEARS "The Tipping Point" from "The Tipping Point" 2022
HOWARD JONES & BT "The One to Love You" from "Transform" 2019
FINK "Cracks Appear" from "Resurgam" 2017
STARSAILOR "Take a Little Time" from "All This Life" 2017
ENVY OF NONE "Never Said I Love You" from "Envy of None" 2022
PALE BLUE EYES "Star Vehicle" Single 2022
W. H. LUNG "WANT" from "Incidental Music" 2019
ALL HAIL THE SILENCE "Temptation" from "‡" 2019
MAGNA CARTA CARTEL "Don’t Look Now" from "The Dying Option" 2022
THE HEAVY "Short Change Hero" from "The House That Dirt Built" 2009
METRIC "Formentera" from "Formentera" 2022
CURSE OF LONO "Let Your Love Rain Down On Me" from "People In Cars" 2021
Folk lovers are set for a treat this coming Saturday 16 July as Central Victorian singer-songwriter Lucy Wise performs at the Yackandandah Courthouse in the evening as well as running a ukulele workshop earlier in the day, courtesy of Arts Yackandandah.
The ukulele workshop is on from 11am - 1pm Saturday with tickets priced at $20.
The concert commences 7pm for a 7:30 start with tickets at $30.
To book your tickets head along here
Join Rosco for 2 hours of 2 Tone music covering the B-Sides from the Two-Tone label from 1979-1986.
Features Madness, The Selecter, The Specials, The Beat, The Special AKA, Elvis Costello, The Bodysnatchers, The Swinging Cats, Rico Rodriguez, The Appolinaires, The Higsons, and The Friday Club.
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On this week's show I combine 2 themes NAIDOC with my look at the Northern Teritory Music Scene, featuring Caiti Baker, Yirrmal, King Stingray, Baker Boy, Southeast Desert Metal and Birdz as well as NT based non-indignenous artists such as Alice Cotton and Xavia. Elsewhere music by DRMNGNOW, Carus Thompson, Lucy Wise and my final instalment of Paul Kelly's Buried Treasure.
Spotify Playlist here
It was such a pleasure to catch up with local, up and coming, singer songwriter Toby Mobbs in the Indigo FM studio on the 2nd of July. Toby is releasing some new music and has an album coming out soon. Please check him out at https://www.tobymobbsmusic.com/ .His latest single, "Will I be somebody else", was released on Atomic on the day of the interview and can be found here https://stream.atomicmusic.space/track/2255-will-i-be-somebody-else
Image is of Toby Mobbs and Matt Katsis at Tanswells
Ahoy Froggers,
Todays show froggers will see us return our Fave Irishman back to his usual position, We have some Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, off course our BFRH long song bracket of the week
BFRh organ trio froggers have been here before and could very well be my fave organ trio, fenton robinson joins us and a couple of new artists with brand new music to get you excited,
Plus ZZ top with a new version of an old song, and other bits and pieces
Thanks for your interest
Bullfrog
With the winter solstice behind us we now are moving towards longer and lighter days (in the southern hemisphere). And with Sandy's recent excursion to see Lightscape in the Melbourne Botanic Gardens and a trip to Albury planned to see Aurora (a light show at Albury Botanic Gardens) we felt that we should do a show on the theme of light.
NOTE: We had a late scratching from Bernie and so the show is slightly shorter than usual.
Today I recognize the traditional owners of the land on which I broadcast and start the program with some fantastic indigenous songs.
For my latest show I begin sifting through 2022's best songs at the mid-way point. Featuring tunes from Pixies, Methyl Ethel, Patrick James, Coconut Cream, Editors, Xavier Rudd, Soccer Mommy, Joyce Prescher, Lucius, Pipin, Seasoning, Carla Geneve, ThornBird, Siobahn Cotchin, Bec Sykes, Tennyson King, Anna Schneider, Hatchie, Greta Stanley
Playlist here
This weeks episodes features the music of the New York based musical collective " Bang on a Can " including Julia Wolfe, Michael Gordon, David Lang , Terry Riley and the Asphalt Orchestra,
Ahoy Froggers,
Your favourite Irishman has moved into the BFRH long Song Bracket of the week for this week, but fear not as wel have another Irishman to fill the void for the ending of BFRH. Eric Bell is his name. Probably neve heard of him, but you certainly know the band he was in.
Short sharp R&B organ trio instrumentals are on th elist today, as well as John Lee Hooker, 86 Mary Lane, who recently had Mary Lane day named after her in Chicago, Mel Brown, Lightning Slim J, B Hutto and more, and some of that more is a band called the Hindu Love Gods, who only ever released one album that was never going to be released and featured warren Zevoon and Peter Buck. If you know your music Trivia you will know who Peter Buck is as well as Irishman Eric Bell
Thanks for your time
Hooroooo
Bullfrog
In celebration of 10 years on air with Indigo FM, Scott revisits his first show and original playlist including cranking up the time machine blending in audio from 2012's show with the 2022 re-make. Tunes from Regina Spektor, Tim Rogers, Weddings Parties Anything, Silversun Pickups, Billy Bragg, Midnight Oil, Pogues, Waifs, Kate Grealy, Adele, Buffalo Tom, Tiddas, We The Kings, Green Day, REM, Gotye, Adalita, Rob Clarkson and Deep Purple.
NOTE: some songs contain explicit language
Playlist here
TRACKLIST
Ron Trent & Jean Luc Ponto - Sphere
Norman Giscombe Jr - Hot Up & Heated
Donald's House - Dan's Dancing
Glass Pyramid - Better Late Than Never
Donald's House - Melodies On the Meridian
New Composers - The Sputnik Of Life
CultureClash - Mystic
Vista _ Look To the Future (RFX Edit)
The Crystal Method - Busy Child
Benjamin Frohlich - The Longest Night
Yuzo Iwata - Fun Club
Mala - Anti-War Dub
Thank you for venturing in the Slipstream with Michael. As we continue an exploration of the history of jazz according to The Smithsonian we reach the late 1950s. The show starts with Sun Ra and his Arkestra and ending the show with Count Basie & His Orchestra and in between there are amazing jazz musicians and tracks. Simply sublime.
Better late than never, this edition of "What Takes My Fancy" highlights the recent poll on ABC Classic FM for the top 100 screen music themes / soundtracks as voted by listeners. Screen meaning movies television and games. Whilst he acknowledges some of the most popular soundtracks, Sandy can't resist including some of his favourite themes from TV as well as movies including his number one pick which didn't even make the top 100.
Indigo Fm Trivia night fundraiser this Saturday 2nd June - https://indigofmradio.com/2022/06/music-trivia-returns-2-july-in-beechworth/
Join ROSCO on a journey back to the days of all-nighters in the ballrooms and clubs of the 60s and 70s with some Northern Soul classics and some newer bangers.
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SETLIST
I'm com'un home-MEN OF THE NORTH
Coming back-SMOOVE
Twenty-five miles-EDWIN STARR
The night-FRANKIE VALLI&THE FOUR SEASONS
The big AC-NEW STREET ADVENTURE
Tainted love-GLORIA JONES
Respect-ARETHA FRANKLIN
Nothing but a heart ache-THE FLIRTATIONS
Are you trying to be lonely-ANDY LEWIS/PAUL WELLER
Move on up-CURTIS MAYFIELD
I can't hold on-LORRAINE CHANDLER
Girlfriend-THE FILTHY SIX
The snake-AL WILSON
(Love is like) A heatwave-MARTHA REEVES & THE VANDELLAS
Sliced tomatoes-JUST BROTHERS
Left right and centre- LORD LARGE
I'll keep holding on-THE MARVELETTES
She's an attraction-NEW STREET ADVENTURE
There's a ghost in my house-R.DEAN TAYLOR
Farenheight-THE DILEMMAS
Red light spells danger-BILLY OCEAN
I'm on my way-DEAN PARRISH
La de da I love you-INEZ&CHARLIE FOXX
Beggin-TIMEBOX
Landslide-TONY CLARKE
Cool jerk-THE CAPITOLS
From now on-MAGNUS CARLSON
Philly dog-HERBI MANN
Mercy-THE THIRD DEGREES
Soul time-SHIRLEY ELLIS
This heart is mine-THE ISLEY BROTHERS
Out on the floor-DOBIE GRAY
Ain't nothing but a houseparty-THE SHOWSTOPPERS
No more heroes-NIGHT TRAIN
Do I love you(yes I d)-FRANK WILSON
Nyssa is accompanied on air today by her younger brother Owen and there's nothing like a bit of sibling chemistry on the airwaves as they discuss books they've been reading, school activities and plans for the School Holidays with trips to Sydney and Cobram on the schedule.
Playlist for 25th June 2022:
FINK "Warm Shadow" from "Perfect Darkness" 2011
HAERTS "In This Time" from "New Compassion" 2018
ADIA VICTORIA "Whole World Knows" from "A Southern Gothic" 2021
GRANT LEE BUFFALO "Mockingbirds" from "Mighty Joe Moon" 1994
THE SMITHEREENS "Behind The Wall Of Sleep" from "Especially For You" 1986
ANDY BELL "Lifeline" from "Flicker" 2022
BEAR'S DEN "Shadows" from "Blue Hours" 2022
CONCRETE BLONDE "Song For Kim (She Said)" from "Concrete Blonde" 1986
DIED PRETTY "D.C." from "Doughboy Hollow" 1991
HAARM "Better Friend" Single 2018
FORENZICS "Chances Are" from "Shades and Echoes" 2022
RUNNING TOUCH "My Hands" from "Carmine" 2022
THE TERRIFYING LOWS "Dark Heart" from "The Terrifying Lows" 2021
WOODEN SHJIPS "Already Gone" from "V" 2018
ROSE CITY BAND "Wildflowers" from "Summerlong" 2020
MOON DUO "Lost Heads" from "Stars Are The Light" 2019
AGNES OBEL "Riverside" from "Philharmonics" 2010
BETH ORTON "Weather Alive" Single 2022
SAL KIMBER & THE ROLLIN' WHEEL "Stumble in the Dark" from "Southern Light" 2016
PETER MURPHY "Cuts You Up" from "Deep" 1989
THE HOUSE OF LOVE "Crush Me" from "Babe Rainbow" 1992
GOOSE "Slow Ready" from "Dripfield" 2022
THE REELS "Bad Moon Rising" from "Reel To Reel: 1978 - 1992" 1986
UPS AND DOWNS "Solitary Man" from "Sleepless" 1986
SOPHIE BARKER "A Forest" Single 2021
KING TIDE "The Cool Place” Single 2021
BOMB THE BASS with Sinead O’Connor "Empire" from "Clear" 1995
LOW ROAR "Breathe In (Carmen Rizzo Remix)" from "Remix EP" 2015
SYNTAX "Thorns and Roses" from "Tripolar EP" 2012
PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING "Spitfire - Syntax Remix" from "The War Room Remixed" 2012
COVENANT "If I Give My Soul" from "The Blinding Dark" 2016
SHEARWATER "Filaments" from "Jet Plane and Oxbow" 2016
DIDO "Take You Home" from "Still on My Mind" 2019
COUSIN TONY'S BRAND NEW FIREBIRD "When This Is Over" Single 2021
Nate and Flynn are looking forward to the holidays with one heading to Yamba and the other to the Grampians. But before they do, we get to hear them revel in the mud and slosh of junior footy in Winter among other things.
On today's show I take a wander through the current Indigo FM Playlist. I also preview 2 special shows for next week. On Wed 29 June my 10 Year anniversary show and on Sat 2 July my 2022 Mid-Year Report Card. Tunes today from Little Quirks, Steph Strings, Datura4, Siobahn Cotchin, Billy Bragg, Matilda Duncan, Wilco, Carla Geneve, Superorganism, Kate Grealy, Jazzparty, Straight Girls, Gordon Koang, Widowspeak, Nick Griffith, Gabriella Cohen, Soccer Mommy, Paul Kelly and Kaitlin Keegan.
Playlist here
TRACKLIST:
Ambient Warrior - Oceanic Dub
The Sweet Enoughs - Marshmallow
Mave & Dave - You Are Delicious
Luca Lozano - Man Of Science
Palavas - So Far Away (Rayko Remix)
Gamat 3000 - Cosmic Strut
Sam in Space - Aerobic
Matthias Schauffhauser - Desire (Remastered)
Simon Doty - Belikewater
Yasser Garibay - Until I Wait
Stephane Severac - Hold On
Today we look at some great songs from the Baby Boomer era with songs from The Beatles, The Eagles and lot's of stuff from the Countdown era.
Zoe and Mietta are back for another hour of school news and music. They chat about the upcoming Winter Sports carnival, the upcoming Sovereign Hill Camp, Zoe reviews Jurassic World and divulges her fun plan for a dip in an icy pool, Mietta is looking forward to her upcoming 12yo Birthday, Zoe chats about her upcoming soccer tournament among a variety of topics.
Jack and Gabs - aka the Donut Dudes - are back for their last show of Term 2 before Jack heads off to the UK for a family holiday. Here they discuss Division Cross Country, a local Landcare project, an upcoming musical trip for Gabs to see Six, Jack reviews the movie Paper Planes and a Big Write project about the future of Yackandandah.
Recent releases from some fave bands of the past 10-20 years form a large part of this show as I pair up new and old releases from Editors, Lowell, Arcade Fire, Interpol, Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Conor Oberst. Also part 2 of my interview with blues / roots troubadour Matt Katsis and new music from Hatchie, Siobahn Cotchin and Soccer Mommy.
Playlist here
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Join ROSCO for two hours of Ska from all corners of the earth!
Throw in some random stuff about the countries!
Ska is universal and we visit countries like Australia,New Zealand,UK,Slovenia,Canada,South Africa,Germany,Jamaica,Denmark,Poland,Indonesia,USA,China,Thailand,Uraguay,Russia,Finland.Korea,Holland,Norway,Japan,France,Spain,Switzeland,Sweden,India and Mexico
Ahoy Froggers
Nate and Flynn are here and this time their theme is Movie Soundtracks - specifically guessing the movie that the song is from. As we have come to expect from these two there is some friendly rivalry, cheek and banter along the way..
Year 6 students Nyssa and Ada are back on ai9r for another hour of school news, books they're enjoying reading and other fun things.
Bit of a random trek through my big bag of CD's and computer library this week across a wide range of instrumental genres . Top and tailed with Finns ( not Tim and Neil !) , expect Jean Sibelius , Johannes Johannson, Michael Nyman , Luke Howard , Peter Sculthorpe amongst others.....
Sandy and Michael present a duo Eclectic Avenue show playing music they have recently listened to. Michael focuses on one compilation album that he just can't get enough of. Sandy starts with songs from a musical he saw in Melbourne last weekend and then moves onto recent albums that have caught his attention. Enjoy.
Hear new music from Clamm, King Stingray, Mia Rodriguez and much more. Full playlist here.
In this episode new presenter Byrnesy joins up with Funno to play some special music for your enjoyment.
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Join Rosco on a journey of the world's most excellent Mod bands.
Bands featured
Nine Below Zero, The Highnumbers, Squire, Long Tall Shorty, The Strypes, Aztec Camera, The Killermeters, The Directions, The Circles, Beggar, The Smok, The Byrds, The Pretty Things, Ocean Colour Scene, The Birds, The Easybeats, The Lambrettas, The Purple Hearts, The Chords, Merton Parkas, Manfred Man, The Action, Secret Affair, The Spencer Davis Group, The Creation, The Yardbirds, The Small Faces, The Jam, The Kinks, and The Who
Playlist for 11th June 2022:
CURSE OF LONO "London Rain" from “Severed” 2017
ANDREW BIRD "Eight" from “Inside Problems” 2022
MICHAEL HEAD & THE RED ELASTIC BAND "Kismet" from “Dear Scott” 2022
THE CHILLS "Pink Frost" from “Kaleidoscope World” 1986
THE CHURCH "Bel-Air" from “Of Skins And Heart” 1981
TALK TALK "I Don't Believe in You" from “The Colour of Spring” 1986
METRONOMY "Things will be fine" from “Small World” 2022
RUNNING TOUCH "Signs" from “Carmine” 2022
BEAR'S DEN "All That You Are" from “Blue Hours” 2022
ALPINESTARS "Burning Up" from “White Noise” 2002
THE KVB "World On Fire" from “Unity” 2021
SUPERSTATE "Yoga Town" from “Superstate (feat. Graham Coxon)” 2021
I LIKE TRAINS "The Truth" from “KOMPROMAT” 2020
ALABAMA 3 "Too Sick To Pray" from “La Peste” 2000
THELMA PLUM "Backseat of My Mind" Single 2022
GOOSE "Hungersite" from “Dripfield” 2022
GOOSE "Dripfield" from “Dripfield” 2022
ALL HAIL THE SILENCE "Looking Glass" from “‡” 2019
OI VA VOI "Refugee" from “Laughter Through Tears” 2003
THE BELOVED "Missing You" from “X” 1996
FINLEY QUAYE & WILLIAM ORBIT "Dice" from “Much More Than Much Love” 2003
ANITA LANE "Lost in Music" from “Dirty Pearl” 1993
ABC "High & Dry" from “80's Re:Covered” 2015
GOOSE "Sinnerman" from “Secretly Canadian's 25th Anniversary Collection” 2021
WILLIAM ORBIT "Starbeam" from “Starbeam EP” 2021
LEAVING LAUREL "Falling Apart" from “Leaving Laurel” 2021
THE TERRIFYING LOWS "Waiting for the Sun" from “The Terrifying Lows” 2021
METRIC "What Feels Like Eternity" from “Formentera” 2022
AURORA "A Dangerous Thing" from “The Gods We Can Touch” 2022
POLLY SCATTERGOOD "Red" from “In This Moment” 2020
FM ATTACK "My Life" from “New World” 2019
THE SLOW READERS CLUB "Plant The Seed" from “Cavalcade” 2015
SYNTAX "Zero Vision" from “Tripolar EP” 2012
TEARS FOR FEARS "My Demons" from “The Tipping Point” 2022
Covers and Originals are always an interesting theme for a radio show. On this show I catch up with a friend Lee Harris, my brother Tony Landells and Porepunkah country artist Elissa Pernu to explore Pt 2 of Undercover Of The Night. Originals by The Go Betweens, Flying Burrito Brothers, The Everly Brothers, Bruce Springsteen, Neil Young, Tim Buckley, Bob Dylan, David Allan Coe, Dire Straits and Cold Chisel. Covers by Widowspeak, Sarah Blasko, Cowboy Junkies, Chris Stapleton, Emmylou Harris and Gram Parsons, Elvis Costello, Ruth Moody, Passenger and Deborah Conway, This Mortal Coil, Oceans and The Rolling Stones.
Spotify playlist here
Ahoy Froggers,
Bullfrog
On this weekend's show I take a turntable trip around our country and land in Tasmania then later on in our nation's capital Canberra featuring artists from these parts. Along the way we take a listen to Josh Rennie-Hynes most recent album Day Rage which was released in Feb 2022. We also catch up with Matt Katsis for an interview (part 1) and continue our chat with Nick Keogh (part 2). Tunes from Luca Brasi, Tiarnie, Lennon Wells, Sesame Girl, Paul Kelly, EWAH and the Vision of Paradise, Bec Stevens, Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers, Charlotte and the Harlots, Kat Edwards and Chris Coleman and the Great Escape.
Spotify playlist here
Matt Katsis is an artist we first met at the 2016 Bendigo Blues and Roots Festival. At that time he had been living the young musical troubadour life, a regular at Festivals up and down the east coast of Australia as well as taking a jaunt to the States.
Currently Matt is in the midst of a south-eastern states tour including a few stops in NE Vic so we thought it would be great to catch up with Matt and delve a bit into his musical journey.
It has been a cold, rainy, blustery couple of weeks here in Beechworth and across many locations in Australia. This is ideal weather for Bernie, Sandy and Michael don their warm, wind and water proof clothing and battle the elements to travel to the studio and bring you a show on the theme of winter. trust this show, along with all the technical glitches, brings a little joy and warmth to our listeners on these cold short days and long dark night.
In this episode we play some great Aussie bands as well as The Travelling Wilburys and The Beatles.
Hear new music from Double Vanity, Pure Milk, Thelma Plum, Paul Kelly and more. Full playlist here.
One year to the day after the release of Jubilee, I take a look back at Japanese Breakfast songwriter Michelle Zauner's stunning rise to creative overdrive plus part 1 of my interview with Nick Keogh and a few tracks from one of the best live shows I have seen in 2 years (hahaha) - Albany via Fremantle's Carla Geneve wowing the crowd at The Tote a week back. New music from Didirri, Wet, San Fermin and a ripper from Georgia Knight. Elsewhere Billy Bragg, Emma Russack, Tori Amos and another instalment of Paul Kelly's Buried Treasure.
Playlist here
Jack has recovered and is back to join Gabs for another hour of student radio on the first day of Winter, chatting about public speaking, 5 minutes of fun facts and the recent SAM excursion (Shepparton Art Museum).
Zoe and Mietta have had a few weeks off but are back in the ring witha chat about the visit to SAM (Shepparton Art Museum), the Secondary schools they are off to in 2023 and some cool tracks.
After 3 weeks off the Nate and Flynn return to the airwaves to entertain you with a Winter theme and chat about school, footy and a film-making project they were in.
With Jack away ill, Gabs is joined by Lily and together they present a fun hour of student radio highlighted by a beautiful live to aiir song from Lily
Join Rosco in taking a step back in time to relive the short history of Jerry Dammers and Two-Tone records from 1979-1986 featured bands include The Specials, Madness, The Selecter, The Beat, Elvis Costello, The Special AKA, The Bodysnatchers, The Swinging Cats, Rico, The Appolinaires, The Higsons, The Friday Club and JB's Allstars
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In this episode we interview Janet Tweedie about the upcoming Winterwords festival in Beechworth.
Another Friday means another hour of power
TRACKLIST:
Nox Vahn & Marsh - Come Together (Extended Mix)
Mr Fingers - Around the Sun
Tensnake - Freundchen (big vibes)
St Germain - So Flute
Da Latta - Jungle Kitten
Holy Balm - Vision
Hybrid Man - Ocean Drifter
Rocket - 555
E-Dancer - Banjo (Typeagaw Remix)
Eden Burns - Dance When the
Barry Can't Swim - Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore
Viers - Dolphin Telephone
T Square - Mr Coco's One
Nick Keogh has just released his debut EP '20 and Bored' - here he chats with Scott about the EP, as well as music life in Melbourne in 2022. Features the tracks Sweater Weather and Let Me Let You Down (feat Stella Who).
Slipstream returns to the airwaves. In this episode we mover to jazz music of the early 50s cover East and West Coast cool and the transition from bebop and the era of the big band. We start with Miles Davis Nonet's Boplicityand finish the show with Lucky Thompson Trio's Tricrotism. In between we hear tracks from Count Basie Octet, Shorty Rogers and his Giants, The Gerry Mulligan Quartet with Chet Baker, Stan Kenton, Clifford Brown - Max Roach Quintet, The Modern Jazz Quartet, Horace Silver and the Jazz Messengers, Erroll Garner Trio, and The Chico Hamilton Quintet.
How did the Blues influence the music we hear today? This show by Tiff, highlights the influence of the blues on the 70s and 80s rock music we listened to, with a special focus on the Blues guitarist tour de force that was Stevie Ray Vaughan. Play list includes songs with fantastic guitar solos by Robert Cray, Paul Kossoff, Billy Gibbons, Gary Rossington, Rob Steiger, Albert King, Malcolm Young, Eric Clapton and of course Stevie Ray, who tragically died in 1990, at the age of 35, in a freak helicopter accident. Playlist is here https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCEW8KsmPygwzBfStVJfVv61cCRKQRhDe&feature=share
Reelin' In The Years - 1 June 2022 with D J Pegg - Mish Mash Ft. The Monster Mash .... a fun show with a mish mash of songs and artists. Please Enjoy :)
Hear new music from Ngaiire, Alter Boy, Teether, Flume, HAAi and more. Full playlist here.
Some songs resurface in our minds years later. Quirky eccentric Felicity transports us back to the days of Simply Red, Amy Sky, The Drifters, SheDAISY and 112. New modern finds also feature from Family of Things, Georgia Lines, The Rocket Summer, Grizfolk and Aspy Jones.
Today we pit Australian and New Zealand Ska, Dub, and Reggae where there's only one winner-MUSIC
Bands include- Area-7, The Porkers, The Mouldy Lovers, Fat Freddys Drop, Trinity Roots, Katchafire, Sounds Like Chicken, The Dili Allstars, The Allniters, Salmonella Dub, The Blackseeds, Kora, Melbourne Ska Orchestra, The Bennies, House Of Shem and Rhombus
Angela and Bron are pleased to present a special show on the day of the federal election covering some very poignant and topical political/protest songs that have been produced over the years. Artists such as Bob Dylan, Ry Cooder, Iris Dement, California Chocolate Drops, Midnight Oil, Emma Donovan, Marvin Gaye, Mavis Staples, Courtney Barnett and many more.
This is the maiden voyage of this brand new show on Indigo FM and went to air from the Yackandandah Studio on Saturday 28th May 2022. This episode features quite a few new and recent releases by Bears Den, Curse of Lono, King Hannah, Gretta Ray, Sharon Van Etten, Babe Rainbow, Pale Blue Eyes, The Terrifying Lows and Hybrid. Plus a hand picked mix of indie and alternative tracks from 1979 through to 2020 by artists such as The Stranglers, The Church, Fat Freddy's Drop, Metric, Luna, Ten Fe, Laid Back, The House of Love, Oi Va Voi, Elephant Stone, Starsailor, Loma, Anonhi, Katie Melua, Marty Willson-Piper, Bob Evans, FM Attack, COMA, and Alabama 3. Presented by Dean.
Ahoy Froggers,
BFRH is your home for Blues, Hammond B3 Organ music is lots of styles, Blues, and a whole lot more.
List for this week
A career retrospective on the wonderful Penguin Cafe Orchestra ranging from 1974 to 1997 - British wistful and dreamlike ambient instrumental folk at it's best
TRACKLIST:
Marcos Valle - Minha Roma
D. Tiffany & Roza Terenzi - Posession
Cat Boys - Gypsy Woman ft. Asuka Ando
Kudu - Bar Star (In Flagranti's Sleek City Mix)
Mike Millrain - Autumn Leaves
Pat Lok - So Fine (Franc Moody Remix)
Eversines - Achterna (Eris Drew Remix)
Soichi Terada & Masalo - Double Spire (Club Mix)
Eden Burns - Eden's Acid
Rafaella Carra - Black Cat
D.Tiffany & Roza Terenzi - Gravity Bongo
L.F.T - Nucleon
In this episode we have some great Boomer songs from Cold Chisel, Joe Cocker, Eton John of course the Beatles are there also.
Crazy times in the studio!! Join Gary and guest Jarryd as they discuss a little bit 'o' this...and a little bit 'o' that!! oh..and the usual musical treats!
What takes Sandy's fancy this month is the new Mavis Staples and Levon Helm album "Carry Me Home" and the realisation that "Exile On Main Street" has just turned 50.
Hear new music from Ruby Gill, Workhorse, Cash Savage & The Last Drinks and more. Full playlist here.
Well - democracy is the dominant theme here. On the back of a Federal election campaign I spin a few tracks about some of the issues on voters minds. Featuring music from Emma Russack and Lachlan Denton, Gillian Welch, UB40, Massive Attack, Carla Geneve, Matt Katsis, Billy Bragg, Paul Kelly, REM and others.
Nyssa and Ada return to the airwaves with an update on school news, what they did during the holidays, U2 busking for solidarity in Ukraine, division cross-country and the upcoming excursion to SAM - Shepparton Art Museum.
Jack and Gabs hit the airwaves chatting about music they like, NAPLAN, school holiday fun, division cross-country, excursion to Shepparton Art Museum and many others topics.
Ahoy Froggers.
Ahoy Detroit Michigan, which is where we found this weeks BFRH Hammond B3 player of the week the Lyman Woodward Organisation. He was a Detroit-based jazz organist known for fusing his music with Latin and Afro-Cuban-inspired rhythms.and his albums were mostly iin the jazz-funk idiom. And this band features one of my favourite drummers Leonard King.
Had that much fun listening to Steve Winwood and Eric Clapton together last week from there 2009
Madison Square Garden Album they are this weeks BFRH long song of the week recipient.
not one but two Guitar Slim tunes to wrap your ears around as well as 2 covers, plus some Rev. Robert Wilkins, Janis Joplin And a mystery unannounced track because i was short, And as usual that is not all
Swing be,
Thanks for Listening.
Bullfrog.
TRACKLIST
Genesis Owusu - Wit' Da Team
Chaz Jankel - 109
Donny Benet - Passenger
Tangerine - Detta
The African Dream - Makin' a Living
Booker T - Don't Stop Your Love
Alan Braxe & Fred Falke - Intro
DJ Delicious - Same Man (Vocal Mix)
Bel Amour (Vocal Mix)
Carrie Lucas - Dance With You
Iteration X - Timecheck
Hollis P. Monroe - I'm Lonely (Matteo Dimarr Vocal Mix)
Nate and Flynn bring you some Aussie Classic bangers on their latest show and also indluge in some on-air Karaoke - plus give a rundown on Portsea Camp.
Hear new music from Julia Jacklin, Stella Donnelly, Eggy, Dune Rats and more. Full playlist here.
On this show I delve into my recent archives to find a few recent interviews with Quivers, Well Into Winter, This Way North, Paul Dyson, The Money War and Tennyson King, featuring several songs from each.
Ahoy Froggers
Big Joe Shelton opened us up as he does and off course we have our favourite Irishman on standby to close this edition of BFRH when the time comes. for all that time in between we off course have the BFRH long song of the week which is done by a real British Aristocrat. A BFRH first.. Mike Mangan's Big Organ Trio are our organ trio of the week this week.
We went down into the BFRH basement and found for you some Homesick James Frank Seals or as he is best known Son Seals, Big Jack Johnson, plus a heap more stuff to keep you tuned to BFRH
Thanks for your interest
Bullfrog
In this episode I have a guest presenter in the studio to do a show with me. It is a bit of a tag team approach, a couple of my songs and then a couple from Andrew.
New Ep. Audio on mic is a bit low but couldn't make it louder without spiking. Have a good weekend :)
TRACKLIST:
Millia - Mana V
KITA - Solarplex
Blush - Heaven Spot
Harvey Sutherland - Holding Pattern
The Chi-Lites - Try My Side (Of Love)
HNNY - For the Very First Time
Donny Benet - Le Piano
Guy Contact - Spinifex Drum
Hard Drive Library - HCTS
Brooklyns Own - Another Seven (Dance Til 7 Dub)
Obskur - Bayside
Zappe - Larrys Exotic Blend
Barry Can't Swim - Lone Raver
All sorts of tunes for you tonight-a lotta soul-and a little Alt Funk/Folk/Rock.....oh happy daaaaaayy!!
With the election only 10 days away we thought we would acknowledge the event by presenting our election wish list. Have a listen and see if you would would vote for us. And can Sandy remain apolitical?
Hear new music from Jess Ribeiro, Teenage Joans, Body Type, Sweater Curse and more. Full playlist here.
In this episode we interview Elroy Bos from the Beechworth Theatre Company about the upcoming performance of Dracula
This weeks menu is a pretty diverse offering including Aaron Copland, Igor Stravinsky, Laurie Spiegel, Max Richter , Meredith Monk , German 70's artists and many more .... enjoy !
This week's show incorporates a 90 min special on the late Grant McLennan, the heralded songwriter from The Go-Betweens on the 16th anniversary of his passing. I kick proceedings off with 3 cracking tunes from WA's Carla Geneve and close with a Liz Stringer track I rated as my fave song of 2021, a gem from the latest Liv Cartledge EP Forward Motion and another instalment of Paul Kelly's Buried Treasure.
Spotify playlist here
Term 2 is upon us and Yack Primary School's Mietta and Zoe run you through what they got up to during the holidays, Easter, school sports, good TV series and much more.
Yackandandah's self-proclaimed "Donut Dudes" Jack and Gabs return for Term 2 bringing you recipe tips, the challenges of netball, travel plans to the UK (for Jack and his family), hobbies, maths and much more..
May 6 each year marks the anniversary of the passing of Grant McLennan from The Go-Betweens. Scott from Everyone Deserves Music pays homage to one of his favourite all-time singer-songwriters who died from a heart attack in 2006, aged 48yo. with this 90 minute special.
Spotify playlist here
Welcome to BFRH Dog's Breakfast Volume 1
Technical issues plagued me this week, My memory card decided to have an off week, which means that some of the voice overs for Brackets 1 and the Long Song Bracket did not happen.
If you have Shazam and the tune floats your boat you should be able to find out who it is,
Sorry for the inconvenience. Hopefully get my self sorted for next week
Bullfrog
Michael continues his exploration of The Smithsonian Anthology of Jazz focusing on this episode on the post WWII era and the bebop music. Journey into the slipstream while we explore groundbreaking and seminal jazz musicians and tracks.
Ahoy Froggers,
Edgar Winter gets a good run on this edition of BFRH, New stuff from his tribute album to his late Brother Johnny Winter and when went digging in the BFRH basement for something else we found an old Edgar Winter album which has given us this week's long song. We have an Organ trio as usual.
We have a trio of fab women starting with Sister Rosettta Tharpe, Zora Young and the Fabulous Beverley "Guitar" Watkins, That is not half of it, so swing by and check out the rest
Thanks for listening
Bullfrog
Bruce Springsteen, from 72 to 88, the early years. The Boss is a living legend and this show brings you some of his best songwriting and music, from his debut album, Greetings from Asbury Park NJ, through to Born in the USA, plus some live material. If you are fan you will love this show! and if you are not, well you may be converted!
Melbourne singer-songwriter Georgia Knight has a stage presence and style that embodies all that is wonderful about art-rock. Her songs are slow, drawn out, fuzz guitar gems. Over the Easter weekend we were very fortunate to have Georgia pop into our Beechworth studio for a chat with Scott ahead of a show at Tanswells that night. SHe brough an Autoharp along to debut on air. Track live include Cut You Loose, Catching Matches plus we also hear Georgia's tracks Samba Baby, Let's Have It Out and Quivers Gutters of Love.
pretty electronic this week
TRACKLIST:
Empress - Dyin' to be Dancing
Choices - Less is More
Ladies on Mars - Hold on
E Davd - Ekorom
Andre Hommen - Pantone (Michael Mayer Remix)
Ruf Dug - Magnetic Atmosphere
MOY - Megatherium
Reptant - Planet X'trapolis
Binary Digit - Tape Brunch
Cromby - Fly Away
Reptant - Dillapidated Environment
Sandy and Michael come together for an Eclectic Avenue Duet playing music that has shifted them lately that they hope will shift you too! And we don't out stay our welcome. Enjoy.
Today we look at the great duets in the music scene, think Sonny & Cher, Womack & Womack, Elton John & George Michael - you get the picture.
Felicity has some 2021 tracks from the masterful Jake Bugg, a visit to 2016, 2018, 2020, 2014, 2009 and 2005 with Garbage, American Pets, Little Comets, Doc Robinson and more. A song list inspired by a text message.
Hear new music from The Goon Sax, Death Bells, CLAMM, The Stroppies and more. Full playlist here.
My latest podcast was an an opportunity to celebrate Record Store Day and acknowledge around 8 stores who helped chart my musical journey through the inner suburbs of Melbourne to North-East Victoria. Also a couple of Anzac themed songs, and a bit more Buried Treasure courtesy of Paul Kelly. And I open with a nod to the passing of The Saints frontman Chris Bailey. New Music too from Carla Geneve and Sal Kimber.
Spotify playlist here
Ahoy Froggers
BFRH long song of the week is from an all time fave Band. The tune was recorded in the 70's and has appeared on a couple of live albums but this version was not released until the 21st century.
Gregor Hilden who was a previous BFRH long song recipient with his full band returns as our Organ trio of the week.
A really old acoustic Allman Brothers tune is there as well. This tune is Pre the year 2000 as Allen woody is playing bass,
There is some new music and we found some Frank Frost when we were recently down in the BFRH basement.
Plus other bits and pieces to keep you amused.
Thanks for listening
Bullfrog
Got covid, not on mic just tunes today :)
TRACKLIST
Hybrid Man - Virtual Language
River Yarra & Tom Baker - Babylonia
Hidden Spheres - Love Your Body
Our Carlson - Ideology
Session Victim - Trying to Make it Home
Sonique - It Feels So Good (Can 7 Soulfood Club Mix)
Floating Points - Grammar
Ryan Berkeley - Wise Groove
Feater - Blood Moon
Morgan Huggins - Love Meridian
Monophonik x Riva - Morsing
Malugi - Can We Still Hang
Harvey Sutherland — Type A Ft. sos
This is my Beatles special over 30 amazing songs from the Fab Four ... please enjoy. D J Pegg
Hear new music from Kino Motel, Andrew Tuttle, Lisa Mitchell and more. Full playlists here.
On this weekend's show I give a 30 min spin to the inspiration behind the show Michael Franti & Spearhead who have just released some new material. Also a couple of early contenders for album of the year from Thornbird (Vicki Thorn from The Waifs) and Carla Geneve. Interview with Rhea Caldwell from BABY BLUE as well as tunes from Georgia Knight, new music from Toby Mobbs, Lucius, Matt Joe Gow and Christian Lee Hutson.- and another instalment of Paul Kelly's Buried Treasure.
Spotify playlist here
Ahoy Froggers
Let's go way back to the year 1968 when a young band from Texas release their first album "Flash".
Fast forward to the year 2022 and that band The Moving Sidewalks have had that album rereleased. Nothing Unusual about that, but this this little ole band from Texas was the start Billy F Gibbons needed to set his career on the path it has, and at one point have Jimi Hendrix say that Billy F Gibbons was his new favourite guitarist, Also we have an Organ Trio who on there debut album included covers of Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson and Bobby Brown songs.
Of course there is the BFRH long song of the week. I am fairly confiident we could put him in the Unknown basket, and a whole lot more. Swing by. It costs you nothing
Thanks for listening
Bullfrog.
PS - hope the Easter Bunny is good to y'all
Food security and access is a growing social problem. Indigo Shire is fortunate to have forged strong links with Albury Wodonga Regional FoodShare and is now setting up hubs in various Shire communities. One of the latest to come on board is Tangambalanga where the FoodShare hub is run out of the Lions Den by members of the Kiewa-Tangambalanga Lions Club. Kevin Cooper from Lions joined Scott and Maria from Indigo FM to chat about the program and how people can connect with it.
You can do this via email info@kiewatangamlions.com
At this stage the Hub is open from 1-4pm each Thursday.
Bernie, Sandy & eventually Michael give their take on Easter through a collection of tunes of various genres. (Apologies for the quality on some of Michael's selections).
Today our show has some great songs by The Beatles of course, Guy Sebastian, Eric Clapton, Santana and many more.
Melbourne based surf-garage-indie-pop band BABY BLUE are heading to Beechworth to play Tanswells on Easter Saturday 16 April. Rhea Caldwell from the band joined Scott recently on the phone to chat about their music and the upcoming show. Songs featured are I Like You and Snakes and Ladders.
Year 6 students Zoe and Mietta bring you an entertaining show with updates on underground farming, book and movie reviews, Easter, plans for the Holidays and much more.
Year 5 students Gabs and Jack aka The Donut Dudes are back and bubbling with ideas as they bring you book and movie reviews, share their writing, science class updates, an update on the school cross country, and dress ups for the last day of school term.
It's a sports theme today - good mates Nate and Flynn chat about some of their favourite sports, as well as get competitive with each other.
Bron and Ange presenting a 2 hour Yackandandah Folk Festival special to celebrate some of the wonderful music and musicians that have graced our Yackandandah stages. Australian acts such as Clare Anne Taylor, Montgomery Church, The Northern Folk, Rosie Hayden along with some Internationl artists the likes of Red Tail Ring, Frank Burkitt Band, Dana Sipos and Corine Raymond.
This weekend we're off to QLD broadly and specifically Brissie to check out the state of the music world with a huge show that runs a bit overtime at 2 hours and 13 minutes!! The northern state has been fostering a vibrant music scene for a couple of decades now with the path paved by Regurgitator and Powderfinger in the 90s. In the 2020s there's a swag of pretty interesting new artists around with incredible support from the legendary community radio station 4ZZZ. Some of which ibclude Full Power Happy Hour, Serial Killer Dinner Party, Double Happiness, Hatchie, WAAX, Straight Girls, Mitch Please, Sycco, People Mover, Clea, Pipin, The Goon Sax, RINSE, Nice Biscuit, Katanak, Moreton and Maja as well as Ball Park Music who have been a mainstay for a decade or so. QLD is a big state and Sunshine Coast's The Chats and Cairns Greta Stanley are also sounding great. Elsewhere new (and some old fave) music from Sally Seltmann and Montreal's The Franklin Electric plus a newie from Melbourne singer-songwriter joyce Prescher who has a new album due for release in 2022.
Spotify Playlist here
Ahoy Froggers,
This week we have Bullfrog's stuck tune syndrome song of the week, It is a former BFRH Hammond B3 player of the weeks song.
Charlie Musselwhite shows his versatility by playing on three tunes. One of those tunes is the BFRH Long Song of the week, and is a mid 60's recording featuring Barry Goldberg, Charlie Musselwhite, Mike Bloomfield & Harvey Mandel. Even though recorded i the 60's not released until 2006.
Our Organ trio this week come from Madrid in spain.
Plus the usual bit and bobs to surprise and keep you interested.
Thanks for listening and downloading
Bullfrog
Back after an impromptu break last week, here is the latest edition of Flex
TRACKLIST:
Ryan Berkeley - La Nina
S.O.S Band - S.O.S
Tata Vega - Get It Up for Love
Guy Cuevas - Obsession (Nassau mix)
Middle Name Dance Band - Baby Got A Light
The Beegees - You Should Be Dancing
Altz - Boogie Altz
Tommy Theo - Ain't He Bad?
Ryan Berkeley - The Arp Ascending
FSOM - Barefoot in Sydney
Blush - Candy Land
Michael returns for another episode of Slipstream where he continues his exploration of the Smithsonian Jazz Anthology. In this episode the focus is on jazz in the 1930s - the swing era. And remember what Art Blakey said, "It takes an intelligent ear to listen to jazz."
Hear new music from Teenage Dads, Surprise Chef, Teen Jesus & The Jean Teasers and more. Full playlist here.
The cream of 1970's/80s instrumental progressive rock featuring the biggies ( Yes, ELP, Genesis) and the not so biggies ( Greenslade, Camel, National Health ) along with some classic mid 70's Krautrock - gentlemen, start your synths !
(Slight technical hitch - bit of radio silence after the first track... just can't get good tech staff these days ?)
On this weekend's show I focus on WA community radio station RTRFM's 45 year birthday and in particular their listeners poll and coutdown of the 45 Greatest WA Songs of all-time. From that list we feature tracks by Verge Collection, The Triffids, The Stems, Dennis Cometti, The Kill Devil Hills, Methyl Ethel, Rosemary Beads, The Sleepy Jackson, Dave Warner's From The Suburbs, Abbe May, The Panics, The Scientists and Little Birdy. I throw in a few songs that didn't make it by WA artists Carus Thompson, Carla Geneve, San Cisco and Jebediah. Elsewhere pt 3 of my FEASTival interviews and music from Liv Cartledge, The Northern Folk and Xavier Rudd.
Spotify Playlist here
Piece of my Heart , Episode 5, by Tiff Ellis. This episode highlights music from the early to mid 80's, a prolific time for new and emerging music, Alternative Rock, New Wave, Post punk and Electronica. Playing mostly Australian bands from this time, you will hear songs from The Saints, Divinyls, Talking Heads, Ice House, The Triffids and The Police., Youtube play iist is here https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCEW8KsmPygwaBZGLINPei-vfTbtTxrth
Ahoy Froggers,
Larry McCray has a new album for 2022. We take a peak back at the first album I heard of his which was from 1993
Boogie woogie piano player Champion Jack Dupree is here along with King Curtis for you to listen to them from Montreux Jazz Festival in 1971.
Medeski Martin & Wood bring us a keyboard driven version of Crosstown Traffic and hang around to bring us the BFRH long song of the week.
Toureg Favourites from the Sahara Desert Tinariwen have had there first two albums rereleased on Vinyl.
so we played a tune from there first album The Radio Tisdas Sessions from the year 2000.
And you know there is always more than i write here,
Swing bt.
you will not be disappointed
Thanks for Listening
Bullfrog
Hey gang-an eclectic mix of Americana,Chicago Blues, Alt Soul and rock, with a tiny sprinkling of jaaazzz......Thanks for listening-Enjoy!!!!
What do Kitty Wells, The Pogues, Nico, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds and Billie Holiday have in common? ... They all are covered on the January release "Covers" by Cat Power (Chan Marshall). Have a listen and compare the originals with what I think is an interesting re-imagining on this week's "What Takes My Fancy".
This episode has some great music from the Boomers era, the Beatles of course but also CCR, Cold Chisel, Boz Scaggs and much much more.
Mietta and Zoe share with you news on upcoming School activities as well as facts about animals, their thoughts on Easter, their buddies, coping with Covid among other things. Music from Katrina and the Waves, Gorillaz, The Rembrandts, Icona Pop, Tate McRae and Taylor Swift.
Having made their on-air debut on 9 March, Jack and Gabs hit the studio full of ideas and enthusiasm with their second show as they discuss their writing Memoirs, Orienteering, Hot Lunches and even a Movie Review of Big Hero 6. Music by Imagine Dragons, The Strumbellas, Nina Simone, Carl Douglas, Fall Out Boy and Fleetwood Mac.
Ahead of the 2022 Tamworth Country Music Festival, Lachlan Bryan, Duncan Phillips, Matt Joe Gow and Ben Mastwyk are heading to The Vine Hotel Wangaratta on Friday 1 April for their Trail To Tamworth show, Scott caught up with Lachlan Bryan for a chat about the show, Tamworth and Bryan's plans for 2022.
Charles plays music by Calum Bowen, Plaid, Melbourne Ska Orchestra, Teenage Joans and more
Hear new music from Romero, Good Morning, Sally Seltmann, Sycco and more. Full playlist here.
Doug Wallen chats with Mick Meagher, bass player for The Putbacks and many other projects. The Putbacks have released three albums with singer Emma Donovan, including 2021's "Under These Streets." Emma Donovan & The Putbacks are headlining The High Country Hop festival in Beechworth on Saturday April 2. This interview is bookended by excerpts from the band's song "Out the Door."
https://thehighcountryhop.com.au
https://emmadonovantheputbacks.bandcamp.com/album/under-these-streets
https://www.mickmeagher.com
This weekend's podcast is about some of my fave songs this far from 2022, a few from 2021 that snuck under my radar, a couple of interviews from Feastival @ Falls Creek, a swag of new releases and my regular closer - Paul Kelly's Buried Treasure. Artists include Moreton, Nick Keogh, The Systemaddicts, Liv Cartledge, Darren Hanlon, Tennyson King, Well Into Winter, Forgotten Land, Coconut Cream, Pipin, Methyl Ethel + Stella Donnelly, King Stingray, Gabriella Cohen, Carla Geneve, Basia Bulat, Nick Griffith, Toby Mobbs and a classic from Primal Scream.
Spotify playlist here
Ahoy Froggers,
this week we continue down a path we started last week. This week we take a quick peak at JJ Gray & Mofro in artists from my past.
We have the BFRH Organ trio back. the BFRH Long Song of the week is from a European, and a first timer on BFRH. First time played for anything. We found out that he has recorded with an Organ trio, so the BFRH HQ is abuzz with another possible contender.
Gitlo Lee who only recorded one album is here and Is Charles Hog Hayes who has the same distinction.
Got some new 2022 John Hammond, from his wicked grin tour in 2002, and found a spot for Mike Campbell and the Dirty Knobs
Thanks for Listening
Horoooooo
Bullfrog
Today we have some great music from the Boomer era. The Eurythmics, The Beatles, The Police and some great Aussie bands.
early release today :)
TRACKLIST
Hidden Sphere's - Euan 92
Nicola Cruz - Tzanta
Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman
Right Said Fred - I'm Too Sexy
Blaze Present Uda - Most Precious Love (Denis Ferrer Remix)
Plaid - Spudink
Wamdue Project - King of my Castle
The Ones - Flawless (Extended Club Mix)
Logik Lee - How Do I Feel
7th Movement - Odyssey (Dub Star Discomix)
Arnie Love & the Lovettes - We've Had Enough
Mint Royale - Sexiest Man in Jamaica
GANGgajang - Sounds of Then (This is Australia)
Bernie, Sandy and Michael are back in the studio all returned from long weekend music festivals and some time away. Michael happen to mention that he had trouble getting over returning to work after a couple of weeks of leave, so Sandy suggested the theme for the show should be 'Start me up" or "I would rather be somewhere else".
Hear new music from Ruby Gill, Velvet Bloom, Body Type and Vintage Crop. Full playlists here.
On this week's show there's various live shows around the area, especially in Wangaratta, Beechworth and Yackandandah, that we give a plug to.. New music from Ruby Gill and Belle and Sebastian. A look at Feastival at Falls Creek pt 1, Paul Kelly's Buried Treasure and some indulgence via Tim Rogers - because I can :-). Music from This Way North, Irish Mythen, Miiesha, Hearts and Rockets, Baby Blue, Julian James, Lachlan Bryan, Matt Joe Gow, Duncan Phillips, Georgia Knight and Paul Dyason.
Spotify playlist here
Here's yet another of our new on-air team for 2022 from Yackandandah Primary School. Year 6 students Nyssa and Ada bring you school news as well as some of the weird and crazy things they have each done and tips on tackling the hills around Yackandandah on your bike.
Playing selections from charity releases to support the people of Ukraine:
https://gostzvuk.bandcamp.com/album/stop-the-war
https://united4equity.bandcamp.com/album/support-ukraine-fundraiser-va
https://thesoundofnowmusicforukraine.bandcamp.com/album/the-sound-of-now-music-for-ukraine
https://astrangelyisolatedplace.bandcamp.com/album/portals-energostatic-for-ukraine
https://componentrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/for-peace-against-war-who-is-not-a-compilation-for-the-people-of-ukraine
https://ssshitsss.bandcamp.com/album/various-artists-01
In the first official edition of Eclectic Avenue Presents "What Takes My Fancy", we focus on some the acts that appeared at the recent 45th Port Fairy Folk Festival.
Ahoy Froggers,
We find the album that made me a Watermelon Slim fan and make a little 3 song bracket out of that.
JP Soars, does muddy waters Gypsy woman, while Muddy digs deep into the Johnny Winter produced Hard Again to bring us a classic Muddy Waters Track.
The Allman Brothers Band do the second part (Reprise) of Mountain Jam from a 2005 show they did i Erie Pennsylvania which was a request.
Charlie Musselwhite, "Steady Rollin" Bob Margolin plus the second dingle form the not far away new Larry McCray album and off course the BFRH Long Song Of the week, and several other nit so well known blues guys we found while spending quality time down in the BFRH Basement.
So pay us a visit you never know what you may learn
Note* No Organ Trio this week, I got overly exited and there was no room. be back next week
Hoorooo
Bullfrog
Nate and Flynn are back and deliver a Shane Warne tribute themed show. Plus a bit of an update on their own sport activities and Nate's beach holiday.
Hear new music from King Stingray, Immy Owusu, Aldous Harding, Pinch Points and more. Full playlist here
Felicity returns with new finds including Whale and the Wolf, The Maine, Tyne-James Organ, Big Society and Shelbi as well as some releases from Hanson.
We have many new faces on the airwaves for the Yackandandah Primary School shows in 2022. On this podcast we introduce Zoe who is partnering Mietta who made her debut toward the end of 2021. They chat about strange ide-cream flavours as well as school updates. Music choices include Pete Denahy, Gorillaz, Pink and Spice Girls
We have many new faces on the airwaves for the Yackandandah Primary School shows in 2022. On this podcast we introduce 2 of them - Gabs and Jack. They chat with host Scott in this show before taking the reins fully near the end. Music choice include Lack of Afro, White Stripes, Milky Chance and Europe among others.
This weekend's show focuses on the music scene of WA. We are huge fans of WA artists The Waifs, John Butler, Carus Thompson, Carla Geneve and the late Triffids. Who is active? Who is emerging? We play music from artists from Perth, Fremantle and Esperance. Plus a couple of classics - and I spin my all-time fave (West) Australian track - and it has no vocals! Can you guess it's identity? Also new music from Pixies, Annie Hamilton, Superorganism, Darren Hanlon, Japanese Breakfast and Gabriella Cohen.
YouTube Music Playlist here
BFRH organ trio this week is an Australian outfit that features Ray Beadle who has been on BFRH recently.
Gary Clark Jr. is the man who will deliver this weeks BFRH long song for us.
We have a 3 song tribute Led Zep bracket and one of those tunes is from Beth Hart and her new album which is a full album of Zep Tunes.
Watermelon Slim gets a run and the question was asked what was the tune that made me a Watermelon Slim fan, That is homework and will happen next week.
Maria Mulduar and James Cotton are also here
Sorry for the late upload this week. Back in a fortnight
TRACKLIST
Brenda Fassie - Weekend Special
Guy Contact - Voices From the Bedrock
Research Club - Cafe Iguana
Foster - Neon Life
Ed Longo & The Applied Arts Ensemble - Love on the Line
Sonarphonics - Breaker
Mike Steva - Dimensions
Harvey Sutherland - Feeling of Love
Tornado Wallace - Healing Feeling
Hidden Spheres - Improvisation
Edwin Starr - War (King Britt Remix)
Cousin - Faun
Human League - The Things That Dreams Are Made of
Ange and Tiff take you through the diverse and evolving Aussie rock music scene of the 1970s. From the Sunbury Festivals to the pub rock bands of the late 70s, there is something for everyone who enjoys classic 70s Aussie Rock Music.
For this weeks shoiw I took a look at RTRFM's current poll of 45 best WA songs of all time. New songs from Darren Hanlon and Methyl Ethel as well as pt 3 of my interview with Justin Bernasconi. Music from Billy Bragg, John Butler, Jack Davies and the Bush Chooks, Mark Lanegan, Screaming Trees, The Triffids and Paul Kelly
A brand spankin new ep of Flex
TRACKLIST
Chaz Jankel - Glad To Know You
Queen Samantha - Take a Chance
Rainbow Team - Bite the Apple
Ronnie Dyson - All Over Your Face
Mikki - Dance Lover
Julian Hamilton - City Of Love (Harvey Sutherland Remix)
The Sponges - Space Funk '75
Roxy Music - Love is the Drug (Todd Terje Disco Dub)
The Presets - No Fun (RUFUS Remix)
Kaval - Tell 'Em
Carrie Lucas -Dance With You
Hidden Spheres - Be a Man
Ahoy Froggers. Todays BFRh is a long song kinda show all the way through. I have a wedding that is cutting my week short, so to get a show out we have less songs, that go longer
.Australian Ray Beadle got the nod ans is here, as is Medeski Scofield Martin & Wood. John Earl Walker, A short version of Mountain jam by the Allman Brothers band, and both Luthers are up and about. (Allison & Johnson)
DJ Nigey Nige joins Sandy and Michael for this show and plays songs that reflect the wet conditions on the Eastern side of Australia. Sandy pays tribute to a couple of recently departed musicians and then, surprisingly, focuses on the music for a recently released video game. Michael revisits some tracks and albums he has previously enjoyed.
And a heads up, there is no show next week. Sandy, Bernie and Michael are travelling to either Port Fairy Folk Festival or Womadelaide to enjoy a long weekend of live music.
In today's episode we explore some pretty famous songs out of the Baby Boomers era and we also play some of the covers of those songs. Sometimes the covers are better than the original - you be the judge.
Hear new music from The Stroppies, Ball Park Music, San Cisco, Troye Sivan and more. Full playlists here.
Doug Wallen from Waste the Alphabet chats with frontman/multi-instrumentalist Nick van Bakel from Melbourne ensemble Bananagun about the band's formation and development ahead of playing the "Wrapped Up 3" festival in Ballan on Saturday 2 April. The band's 2020 debut album "The True Story of Bananagun" came out through Antifade in Australia and through Fulltime Hobby overseas. Links below.
https://www.facebook.com/wastethealphabet
https://www.tinyurl.com/wrapped-up-3
https://bananagun.bandcamp.com/album/the-true-story-of-bananagun
https://www.facebook.com/bananagunboogie
https://www.instagram.com/bananagun_bananagram
Since arriving in Australia, via NZ in the mid noughties, UK born guitarist and songwriter Justin Bernasconi quickly established himself as a guitarist and songwriter to keep an eye on through the acclaimed alt-country trio Thje Stillsons and his own solo work. In Sept 2021, Bernasconi released his 3rd solo album Sleeping Like A Maniac. It's taken a few months due to Covid delays, but he recently made it to Rutherglen for a gig and joined Scott for a very Covid safe chat about the new album, art galleries, and the role of the producer, in this instance Jeff Lang.
Tracks included are Dancing Elephant, Flags Staked Upon This Hill and Golden Leaves.
The Independent federal member for Indi Helen Haines dropped by our Kiewa-Tangam studio on Saturday 26 Feb 2022 for a quick chat about the new volunteer hub in Kiewa East Rd, Tangambalanga, local power plans and the work she has been doing these past 3 years advocating for the communities of Indi. As is customary, with our interviews with politicians of all levels and colours, we ask them to play DJ - Helen’s selection is at the end of our interview.
Feastival was a 3 day music, arts and science event held at Falls Creek from 18-20 Feb 2022. incl a showstopper free Music Festival on the Saturday, featuring Miiesha, Liv Cartledge, Didirri, Boy and Bear, This Way North, Benny Williams and The Northern Folk. Scott from Indigo FM went along to check it out and chat with a mix of performers, organisers and patrons………
Shoegaze is the theme of this weekend's episode - you know layers of fuzzy guitars with a guitar melody underneath and some vocal noises under there somewhere - first surfaced in the UK around 1990. Current Australian exponents, Flyying Colours, Oceans and RINSE appear as well as classic UK bands Pale Saints, Ride and My Bloody Valentine. I spin a Paul Kelly track from his 2004 album Ways and Means in recognition of the 10 year anniversary of the passing of my friend and mentor Kelvin Ford - who I met through Wangaratta Community Radio (now OAK-FM) in 1995. On a celebrity level I acknowledge the passing of Mark Lanegan during the week with some solo as well as Screaming Trees tracks. Part 2 of my 3 part interview with Justin Bernasconi chats a bit about his interest in art. New music from Gabriella Cohen and Methyl Ethel, some classic Go-Betweens and we close with another instalment of Paul Kelly's Buried Treasure.
Spotify playlist here
2 singles have been released from the Edgar Winter all star tribute album to his brother Johnny which is slated for release on the 15th April 2022
2 singles have been released from Mike Campbell & the Dirty Knobs 2nd album External Combustion.
Mike Campbell facts - spent 40 years with Tom Petty. and co-wrote many of the band's hits with Petty, including "Refugee", "Here Comes My Girl", "You Got Lucky", and "Runnin' Down a Dream"
He also composed and played on the Don Henley hit "The Boys of Summer", as well as working on most of Stevie Nicks's solo albums.
The New Orleans Organ Trio are the BFRH organ Trio of the week and off course we go long with the BFRH Long song of the week
Duke Robillard guests, Gary Clark Jr goes Live and we remember Procul Harem founder Gary Brooker who passed away with a 2022 version of his classic thanks to Carlos Santana & Steve Winwood.
And that is probably not all of it either.
Today's show is themed. All Creatures Great & Small and we have lots of animals from cats & dogs and emu's to unicorns! please enjoy, DJ Pegg.
New ep of flex. Heavy stuff today.
TRACKLIST:
Electric Mind - Zwei
Rossi - Kickin' It
Stanton Warriors - Somali Funk
Freq Nasty - Amped
DJ Fixx - Loose Control
Sleep D - Freak of...
Roza Terenzi - Cosmology
Luke Warmwater - And it's Wonderful
Tapestry of Sound - Maypole Theme (Looming Giant Mix)
Tapestry of Sound - Maypole Theme (Piano Roll Mix)
Elements of Life - Innocence and Inspiration
Another eclectic mix tonight-lots of soul,funk, southern rock, Americana and a little vaudeville!!!! Enjoy!
Bernie, Sandy and Michael are back together for their once a month return to the original format of Eclectic Avenue - complete with a theme. Bernie's theme suggestion for tonight was music for book that we have enjoyed. Bernie chose 'Orville's Roses' by Rebecca Solnit; Sandy chose 'Driving Stevie Fracasso" by Barry Divola; and Michael chose 'Girl, Woman, Other' by Bernadine Evaristo.
Hear new music from Romero, Screamfeeder, The Laurels, Donny Benet and more. Full playlist here.
This weekend's show I take a look at a few of my favourite artists who each released new material in the past week - Fremantle's Carla Geneve, Blue Mountains' Julia Jacklin, Port Macquarie's Patrick James and Brooklyn NY's Widowspeak. I also spin pt 1 of my three-part interview with Justin Bernasconi about his latest album Sleeping Like A Maniac and I wind up proceedings with yet another instalment of Paul Kelly's Buried Treasure - this week featuing a track from his 1982 album Manila. Elsewhere I slip in songs by 2 of my very fave Indie folksters Didirri and Quivers cos well it's my radio show and I can :-)
YouTube Music playlist here
Ever admired people who can confidently communicate in public? Is it a skill you naturally have or can it be coached? What doors might being an engaging orator open? Indigo Speakers Toastmasters are a local community group that can provide those opportunities for everyday community folk. Indigo FM's Angela invited Pieter and Trish into our Yackandandah studio to find out more.....
We could not decide on whether the BFRH long song this week was going to be Willie King & the Liberators and Smokin' Joe King & Bnois King so went went with both.
30 years ago the English band the Red Devils released "King King" and so that is included in the play list.
Without out searching it out we came across another version of one of our favourite Albert King Songs - breaking up somebody's home.
Jackie Davis who was one of the early Hammond B3 players is our BFRH Hammond B3 player of the week,
Robert Crat, John Nemeth, Bernard Allison and Deborah Coleman together and some other treasures we have uncovered.
New format for the show. 1 hour weekly show instead of 2 hour fortnightly.
TRACKLIST
Little Annie - I Think of You
Rick Clarke - I Really Wanna Be With You
Aphex Twin - Ageispolis
Paula Tape - Eclipse
Byron the Aquaris - Smoke One For Huckabee
Radiance - You're My Number One
Cuba Trinidad - Bailar La Soca
Charlie - Spacer Woman
Guy Contact - Earth Hydrosphere
Eris Drew - Time to Move Close
Oeil Cube - Disk Two
Dope Smugglaz - The Word (PMT Remix)
Sandy's first solo effort for his as yet un-named show. Seeking your preference...
"On My Radar" or "What Takes My Fancy".
This episode explores Basement Discs top picks for 2021 and a nod to the late Betty Davis.
Today i look at the best guitar solos of all time. these are my selections, you may have your own and you may not agree with my selections but be assured that these solos are fantastic and they feature some great guitarists.
Hear new music from Erasers, Pinch Points, Body Type, The Beths and more. Full playlists here.
We have a new Monday crew in 2022 - welcome to Nate and Flynn. This show's theme is guitar riffs as Nate is a pretty keen young guitarist. Along the way the boys chat about the recently held Swimming Carnival too.
Piece of my Heart , Episode 4, by Tiff Ellis, showcases influential music from the 70's and 80's. This episode features some contemporary American folk songs that went on to inspire future generations of songwriters. Kicking off with Bobbie Gentry and Ode to Billie Joe, lots of Carole King, Arethra Franklin, some Bob Dylan, Carly Simon, James Taylor and even some early Bruce Springsteen. Songs especially chosen for their story telling and great lyrics. Great listening if you are not expecting much on Valentine's Day! Youtube play iist is here https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCEW8KsmPygy8adYWg328U_L5bNlMe0rh
For this weekend's show I travel to Adelaide, Geelong and Falls Creek searching for inspiration. As I flagged last week, Adelaide has a heap of great bands which I caught recently on Community Radio station Three D's annual Top 101. Today I spin Sturt Avenue, Oscar The Wild, Sons Of Zoku, Dom and the Wizards, My Cherie, Rhys Howlett, The Cold Field and The Empty Threats. Geelong? Liv Cartledge recently released a track written about time spent there and the Melbourne indie pop band Partner Look have a song titled Geelong on their new album. Falls Creek have a great event next weekend called Feastival. We feature 2 of the artists - Didirri and The Northern Folk. New material from Grace Cummings, Seasoning and Alex The Astronaut otherwise Buddy Dingo, King Stingray and my closing segment Paul Kelly's Buried Treasure features the track Hard Knocks from his debut album Talk. Oh and Part 3 of my interview with Canadian indie folk artist Tennyson King.
Spotify playlist here
The BFRH Hammond B3 player of the week status has been changed and we have moved to organ trio format. It is not a significant change as most of our BFRH Hammond B3 players played in that format already, but what it does allow us to do is bring you a wider and more diverse selection of players. We start with the Devlon Lamarr Organ Trio and GO BIG on the Newbie front.
Larry McCray
Raye Zaragova
Brian Setzer
Taj Mahal & Ry Cooder
92 year old bass player Bob Stroger
Davey Knowles (formerly of Back door slam)
Ray Beadle & The Hi Tones (born in Fairfield NSW)
Off course there is the BFRH long Song of the week
Remember the brother Johnson - Jimmy & Syl who died a week apart. (Jimmy 93 & Syl 95)
if that ain't enough for ya, then y'all hard to please
Special disco edition of Flex today. Rare disco heaters and personal favourites, happy friday.
The second episode of Michael's solo show, Slipstream. We continue to explore the growth of jazz based on the Smithsonian Jazz Anthology. We explore jazz in the1920s - and it is amazing great these tunes sound nearly 100 years later and such talented musicians. So venture in the slipstream with me ...
Hear new music from Rolling Blackouts CF, Benee, Hatchie, Lisa Mitchell and more. Full playlists here.
Welcome - to our 5th show for 2022 - in our 10th year. Today’s show features new music from Sydney indie band Coconut Cream, Beechworth’s Liv Cartledge, former Timbers songwriter Joe Man Murphy, WA folk singer via the UK Emily Barker, LA vocal crooners Lucius, part 2 of my 3 part interview with Canadian indie folk artist Tennyson King - and my now regular last bracket segment Paul Kelly’s Buried Treasure. Elsewhere music from Riley Catherall, Teenage Joans, The War On Drugs, The Systemaddicts, Saskwatch, Gang of Youths, Pipin, BENEE and Silver Synthetic.
Spotify Playlist here
The BFRH Hammond B3 player of the week is back this week and continues on from our Montreux show with Ronnie Fosters - 1973 live at Montreux release.
Eric Gales new album is called Crown - my fave tune is probably The Storm” finds Gales singing a cappella “How can you love what I do but hate who I am,” a direct question about racism. This album standout is a groove-based R&B tune with horns, guitar and one tight rhythm section. Eric’s vocals are soulful and smooth, his guitar bluesy and just as moving as the lyrics that speak of his experience with the world and you will that on this edition.
A band who are not trying to reinvent the wheel are the band formerly known as the dirty knobs, but are now know as Mike Campbell & the Dirty Knobs. Mike Campbell is the former Heartbreakers guitar player and they have a new single which is from there second album which is not far away,
We got Chuck Berry from live in London which is 50 years this year since its release, Englishman Matt Schofield and Female guitar player - Beverley "Guitar" Watkins who will see her first live album released in March, which will be 3 years after her passing, and I almost forgot, the Electric Lady Big Band out of England doing Hendrix.
Ange and Bron presenting a collection of summertime songs. Different genres, old and new to wrap yourself around
First show for 2022 ........ featuring John Adams ,Morton Feldman, Max Richter , Chris Hughes and a large slab of Richard Wagner . Oh....and special thanks to my EA comrade Michael for the new artwork !
Emily Barker chats with Felicity about recording her latest album Room 822 with husband Lukas Drinkwater entirely while in Hotel Quarantine in 2021. Barker's story is fascinating.and her music quite captivating. This latest album is one of eclectic covers of many little known but great songs by other Australian artists including You Am I, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Deborah Conway, Silverchair, Stella Donnelly and many others.
Spotify album link here
Hey gang!!! Here's some protofunk,protopunk funk,alt rock and blues to brighten up your day....
Today we do a tribute to Countdown and all the great artists and songs that got their break from Molly Meldrum on his iconic ABC TV show between 1974 thru to 1987. Bands like Australian Crawl, Pseudo Echo, Mondo Rock and Men At Work.
As you know Eclectic Avenue is undergoing a metamorphosis this year with one of the changes being that each of us are doing a solo show each month. This episode is Michael's first solo show under the Eclectic Avenue Presents banner. The show is called Slipstreamand we will be on a journey to explore new encounters, rarities and rediscovered pleasures (a nod to Nigel Newham for the by-line). Over the first few Slipstream shows we will be referring to the Smithsonian Anthology of Jazz to explore the history of jazz.
Hear new music from Liv Cartledge, Alex Cameron, Camp Cope, The Lazy Eyes and more. Full playlists here.
Ok, Froggers here is a question for you. How many of you without looking it up, know who "Funky Claude" is in the classic Deep Purple song - Smoke On The Water. We will tell you that and a whole lot more .
All our recordings this week come from the same place. Montreux Switzerland where in the first two weeks of july the Montreux jazz festival takes place.
Herbie Hancock played there 21 times while BB king did it 16, and with hundreds of hours of music released on vinyl and cd, and 5000 live shows in a private collection this is a monster event.
Tune in a see what we have found for you
Plenty of great music jemmied into this weel's show. Familiar themes for 2022 are here in a tracks from Paul Kelly's 1981 buried treasure album Talk, a track from Weddings Parties Anything's Difficult Loves album (celebrating it's 30 year birthday this mont0 and a couple of tracks from the Velvet Underground & Nico tribute album "I'll Be Your Mirror". Also pt 1 of my interview with Tennyson King and a bunch of other very new (2022) releases plus some of my fave 2021 tracks. Artists include Geoffrey O'Connor with Jonnine, Gang Of Youths, Erika de Casier, Methy Ethel with Stella Donnelly, Georgia Knight, SNOWY Band, King Stingray, EVEN, Redspencer, Imperial Broads, Japanese Breakfast, King Princess, Sharon van Etten, Mystery Guest and Geoffrey O'Connor with Caitlyn Lesiuk,
Spotify Playlist here
Hey gang!! A little bit o' soul,southern rock, electrofunk and some Americana!! Enjoy....
It's Oz Day so its Aussie, Aussie, Aussie Oi, Oi, Oi. I have a great show with fantastic Aussie Artists from A -Z and a little surprise from me! Please enjoy x
Canada's Tennyson King released his leagerly awaited debut album into the world in mid Jan 2022. It's an 8 track opus named Good Company. More than a collection of fab tunes stylistically these 8 pieces fit together delightfully. Tennyson joined us from the mountain region town of Kelowna in British Columbia to chat about the album, clever video editing techniques, singing in Mandarin.and arm wrestling clubs.
Episode 2 of FLEX coming at ya. Special early pub holiday release. Starting off with some lighter Balearic tunes today to match this weather of late. Pull up your beach chair and dip your feet in the pool. After that we'll transition to some heavier grooves, disco, got a bit of afrohouse for you today. Lots on the agenda.
TRACKLIST:
I Level - Face Again
Gaznevada - Macho's Love on the Rock
Conrad Waldron - Your Love's a Voodoo
Angelique Kidjo - Batonga (The Jungle Club Mix)
Marie Davidson & L’Œil Nu - Renegade Breakdown
Alma Negra - Dakar Disco (Original Mix)
Leonidas & Hobbes - Driftin'
The Lovebirds - In the Shadows
Random Factor - Circuit Semantics (Greg Wilson's Chocolate Factor Edit)
Wind - Luxury
Anthony Naples - Bonk
Angelique Kidjo - Wombo Lombo (Junior's Extended Club Mix)
Archie Hamilton - Confusion
The Trammps - Disco Inferno
Liquid Earth - Human Condition
Supermax - Lovemachine
Pachunga Boys - Time (Original Mix)
Featuring music from DMA’s, The Band CAMINO, HUX, Ryan McMullan, Telemona and Gin Blossoms, Felicity delves into the lyrical significance of this playlist, as each song title tells a story that seems to be connected.
Piece of my Heart , Episode 3, by Tiff Ellis is a show that features influential music from the 70's and 80's. This episode showcases some of my favourite music from 1979 to 1980. Lots of roots and blues, rock, Jazz pop, and swamp rock with music by early Cold Chisel, Rickie Lee Jones, Australian Crawl, Dire Straits and Creedence Clearwater Revival . I've chosen songs to highlight the amazing songwriting talents of Don Walker, Mark Knopfler, Rickie Lee Jones, and John Fogarty. Youtube play iist is here https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCEW8KsmPygy_3pol0WNUAvBe4Lj6MYg9&feature=share
For this weekend's podcast I decided to delve into the treasure trove of the Indigo FM Playlist and bring you some tunes from some artists I'm totally unfamiliar with but who I think sound great and a few I am more aware of. I also feature a track off the 4th Weddings Parties Anything album Difficult Loves which celebrates it's 30 year anniversary this month. Inspired by the recent Stuart Coupe biography of Paul Kelly, we have a new segment where I exhume the previously buried first 2 Paul Kelly albums Talk (1981) and Manila (1982) and bring you a track per week from those formative and charming albums. Other artists include SLOMO, Heirs, Hannah Schmidli, Chitra, Blackbirds FC, Georgia Maq, Alice Ivy, Sycco, Japanese Breakfast, Neil Murray, Midnight Oil, Warumpi Band, Quality Used Cars, Anna Smyrk, Kat Edwards, Fanny Lumsden, Waak Waak Djungi, Emma Russack and Lachlan Denton, Matt Joe Gow, Hollie Joyce, Hearts and Rockets and Gustavo Santaolalla and Gary Clark Jr.
Spotify playlist here
In this episode we look at Rolling Stone Magazine's top 100 guitarists of all time. We take the top 11 of that group and play some of their most popular songs. people like George Harrison, Jeff beck, Chuck Berry and Jimi Hendrix.
Eclectic Avenue returns for its 12th year on air. As well as playing some wonderful music around the theme of New Beginnings, Bernie, Sandy and Michael also talk about the changes listeners will notice with the show this year - changes to keep the show fresh, contemporary and engaging. Of course we will still have lots of technical glitches - but you would not expect anything else from the show.
Hear new music from Methyl Ethel, Aldous Harding, Ferla, Hermitude and more. Full playlists here.
The Christmas Computer Grinch took the cheer out of Christmas by spreading misery through my system.
The good news is we are back and all fixed. Kinda like have covid for computers. Had to isolate.
this show is the one planned for Christmas and was already in the works. No actual Hammond B3 player of the week, but play 3 tunes from 3 players I have been excited to find and they are all women. German, Japanese and French/American. American Band War feature as they had a cover version of the world is a ghetto played on the last BFRH. While down in the BFRH basement we found this weeks long song from about 1969.
Also got some Willie Nelson and Ben Harper together.
Swing bye y'all
This weekend's episode looks at a NYE gig I attended at Bilyana Eldorado - home of the legendary Folk Rhythm and Life Festivals over the decades. The event was Bring on Bilyana 2022 - or BOB 2022 to your mates. Featured music from Tuck Shop Ladies, Ben Smith, Vibraphonic Orkestra, Nigel Wearne, Nicky Bomba, Ungus Ungus Ungus and The Pirateska Rebellion. Also featured is the full interview I did in early December with Carmen from The Money War and there's a few tracks from 2021 that I liked but didn't quite make the cut for my annual Retrospective by Ron S Peno and the Superstitions - Yours, Georgina - LUMP - EVEN - Dinosaur Jr
Beechworth native Mike presents his inaugural show " Flex" from the depths of darkest Brunswick ! Move and groove to a live mix of disco , funk and electronic house music including a killer version of the B-52's Love Shack . Move over Johnny Smartboards ?
This week sees a tribute to the Bee Gees, songs sung by them and also songs written by them .... please enjoy D J Pegg :)
All set for another year - our 10th in fact. This show includes interviews from two of Melbourne's great jangle indie pop bands Quivers and SNOWY band that I did in December. Also some Velvet Underground covers from a tribute album I got for Xmas features Courtney Barnett, Kurt Vile, The National's Matt Berninger to name a few. A new track from The Northern Folk side project Well Into Winter and to celebrate the 30 year anniversary of the release of Weddings Parties Anything's 4th album Difficult Loves we play a track from this album. Elsewhere tracks from Dry Cleaning, San Fermin, Andrew Bird with Lucius and Montgomery Church.
Spotify playlist here
Hey gang-we're playing a little bit o' Northern Soul-some blues,and some home grown Aussie funk!!! Enjoy!
In this episode we look at the amazing career of The Beatles. We explore all twelve of their studio albums and play selected tracks from each album. From the first, Please Please Me right through to the last Let It be. It's a musical journey.
Hear new music from Georgia Maq, Easy Browns, Partner Look and more. Full playlists here.
2021 was a year that saw much amazing music created. In my annual Retrospective I showcase 3 hours of music from Arlo Parks - Big Scary - Big Red Machine (feat Anais Mitchell) – Blackbirds FC - Briggs + Troy Cassar-Daley - Dry Cleaning - Flyying Colours - Freya Josephine Hollick - Geoffrey O’Connor (feat Caitlyn Lesiuk) - Japanese Breakfast - Lachy Doley + Mahalia Barnes - Little Simz - Liz Stringer - LUMP (Mike Lindsay + Laura Marling) - Michael Waugh - The Money War - POND - Quivers - RINSE - Sesame Girl - Snowy band - TORRES - The War On Drugs. Thanks for tuning in throughout 2021 - bring on 2022!
Spotify playlist here
Feather and Drum Custom Hat Co is the newest shop in the main street of Yackandandah and one of the good news stories to emerge from the recent Covid-lockdowns. Whilst we were locked in our homes, schooling children and attending meetings via Zoom, Cat Leahy was busy building Feather and Drum, making heads turn on social media with her beautiful custom made hats. Horn Chowder's Chris McGorlick recently sat down with Cat in her vintage themed shop and, amidst the backdrop of passing foot and vehicle traffic, had a chat about how she got started, music, musicians and of course, making hats.
Same Same But Different is the name of this weeks show. They are songs with the same name but they are totally different songs! Please enjoy. DJ Pegg
Bron and Ange taking you on a musical journey with references to towns, cities and destinations . An eclectic global selection of music of near and far away places.
Todays show is all about Aussie artists and the amazing contribution to our music industry. Sit back and listen to the fantastic talent this great land has to offer.
Our final show for 2021 - not so much a spectacular but it must be Christmas.
Happy holiday season to all our listeners.
We will return in 2022!
The Money War hail from WA and are Dylan and Carmen Ollivierre. They've drawn the praise of Neil Finn and for me their "Blood" EP was one of 2021's highlights - a definite unknown pleasure; languid, dreamy indie pop songs channeling Mazzy Star through an Americana filter but with that WA coastal vibe. I was able to track down vocalist Carmen for a chat about their rise to prominence and what it means to be a WA based band in 2021. Features the tracks Miles Away and Blood.
So Junkee made this list of 200 Greatest Australian Songs. So I'm looking at the top 100 and this episode is 22 - 1
Golden Doubt - the sophomore album for Melbourne-based 4 piece Quivers - bristles with indie jangle pop magnificence and is one of my fave 2021 albums. I caught up recently with chief songwriter, lead vocalist and guitarist Sam Nicholson and found out that the 50/50 male/female split - which is at the heart of their signature vocal sound - extends to band chemistry as well. Tracks included here are Hold You Back, When It Breaks and Gutters Of Love.
Alternate Endings, from Melbourne-based Liam Halliwell's Snowy Band, was a fave album of mine from 2021. Chock full of lo-fi gems, with cruisy harmonies and delicate melodies this charming release did it's magic across the last few months of 2021. I recently caught up with Snowy (aka Liam) to chat about the album, his awesome band and his music projects in general. Features the tracks Call It A Day and Living With Myself.
This is my penultimate show for 2021. It's chock full of tasteful tunes that didn't quite crack my end of year Petrospective. But definitely not a bunch of leftovers. These proudly standout, up and over almost all of the output from 2021. Features tunes from Johnny Marr, Squid, Toby Martin, Torres, Even, Riley Catherall, Goat Girl, Big Red Machine, Bleach Lab, Carla Geneve, Chvrches, Sufjan Stevens and Angelo de Augustine, Iraina Mancini, Indigo de Souza, Gretta Ray, Arlo Parks, JAZZPARTY, Ada Lea, Parquet Courts and St Vincent. Plus a couple of previous year's Top 10 faves from Emma Russack and Fontaines DC.
Spotify playlist here
Ahoy Froggers,
We take a look back at some of the albums we brought to you i 2021. Not in any order a best of list, just music from 2021.
Our BFRH Hammond B3 player of the week this week is a first. She is the first Japanese female musician to EVER be on BFRH. Atsuko Hashimoto. Tune in for that.
The BFRH long song of the week comes from a lockdown recording the TTB or the Tedeschi Trucks band did until they could get back on the road. Plenty and goodness and cheer to keep you going during the fesytive season
Thanks for listening and downloading the show during 2021. Hope you keep listening in 2022.
Merry Christmas Y'all
In this episode we look at all the great songs that have come from movies. The songs that made the movies great and also the movies that made the songs great. There is a great selection of excellent movies in this show with songs that were chart toppers.
Back together for our penultimate show of 2021. Sandy has returned fresh from his holidays to pay tribute to musicians who are now performing in another place and his favourite album of the year. Bernie showcases Habibi Funk - an eclectic selection of music from the Arab world. And Michael is happy to have his co-presenters back that he plays songs about being together.
Hello and welcome to my Celestial themed show today. You will hear from Toploader, David Bowie, Leo Sayer, Stars and many more great artists. Please enjoy! DJ Pegg
Yackandandah Christmas Fair was held on 5 December hosted by Yackandandah Women's Shed. Our crew had a stall and our roving reporter Ange Bishop did a number of interviews with stall holders, performers, organisers and some of the people out enjoying the day. This podcast features some music selections from interviewees including The Beatles, Deep Purple, Simon and Garfunkel, Janis Joplin and Tiddas as well as live performances from the infamous Ukeandandahs.
Last show for the year and it's a bit of a mixed bag this week with a varied crop of british, american, european and australian contemporary releases along with a mini dream like epic from Prefab Sprout . Bit of a problem this week with low mic levels however the music's fine !
See you all in 2022 !
When two of your faves release new albums it is hard not to add them the the BFRH jukebox.
We have also added a brand new never before heard or played musician onto the BFRH playlist as our Hammond B3 player of the week, one Cory Henry
Acoustically we have Corey Harris. We have duo and collaborations, we have new bands with new music, we have a Grammy award winner for the best traditional blues album, and somebody who wants to dump that chump.
I'm baaaaack - after a rare week off. The end of 2021 is approaching and it's time to start sharing my thoughts on some of the year's musical highlights. Elsewhere I give a bit of love to Australian band Died Pretty - a band whose music I frequently turned to through the 90s. Bookend my show with very solid pieces kicking off with new music from the Thompsons - Carus and Watty - and then end it with 2 of my Top 10 songs from each of the past 2 years - Carla Geneve (2020) and The Sunday League (2019).
Spotify playlist here
Ada and Irena have put in a big year and things have really gone up a notch or three with Mietta joining in for the last few weeks of 2021. Here the terrific trio draw out Radiothon prize winners complete with desk drum-rolls. Join them for a fun and crazy inspired hour of radio.
In their penultimate show for 2021 Emma and Flynn chat about Flynn's bike accident and recovery as well as play a game where Flynn has to guess the songs and artists from his Playlist
Hey gang!! Welcome!! A little bit o' blues, a little bit o' funk and a whole lotta soul!! Enjoy!
Going Solo.
Without Bernie and Sandy in the studio Michael has gone solo playing tracks about being alone, loneliness, being solitary etc. But this is not a sad show. There are plenty of wonderful tracks that will make you sing out loud, move your hips and generally encourage you to feel good. Well worth a listen.
Hear new music from Bodyjar, Tamara & The Dreams, Ben Salter & more. Full playlist here.
So Junkee made this list of 200 Greatest Australian Songs. So I'm looking at the top 100 and this episode is 48 - 23
One of our newest members Maria Berry is a strong community advocate. Here she chats with Scott about 2 organisations she is actively involved with - Alpine Valleys Community Leadership Program and the Older Persons Advocacy Network.
Jen Dean's Kiewa Valley Dance has gone from strength to strength since it's doors opened in late 2020. With 2021 reaching an exciting pinnacle, Jen and a couple of her team 8yo Evie and 14yo Rosie take over our airwaves sharing some of their fave dance songs and update us about their Annual Showcase and why they enjoy dancing.
Spotify playlist here
A little bit of soul,a little bit blues and a whole lotta funk-throw in some alt-rock and just press play!!!!
1977-80 was a pretty wild and creative time in the UK with a host of interesting artists emerging through the post-punk, new wave era. Credibility was key, selling out was to be avoided at all costs - and the excesses of the prog-rock era was fast becoming ancient history. This episode features pioneering bands such as XTC, Magazine, The Clash, Stiff Little Fingers, Joy Division, The Jam, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Tubeway Army / Gary Numan, The Vapors , Pretenders, Ultravox and songwriters such as Elvis Costello, Graham Parker, and Joe Jackson
Spotify playlist here
1977-80 was a pretty wild and creative time in the UK with a host of interesting artists emerging through the post-punk, new wave era. Credibility and conviction were key, selling out was to be avoided at all costs - and the excesses of the prog-rock era was fast becoming ancient history. This episode features pioneering bands such as XTC, Magazine, The Clash, Squeeze, The Jam, Siouxsie and the Banshees, The Cure and songwriters such as Elvis Costello, Graham Parker and Nick Lowe.
Spotify playlist here
Hi and welcome to my Reelin' In The Years show for this week. I have a varied selection for you ... including, Robbie Williams, Martha & The Muffins, Dame Olivia Newton John and Sir Cliff Richard, just to name a few. Please enjoy :) DJ Pegg
Sandy is on a break for a couple of weeks. Bernie celebrates his 40th anniversary of coming to Australia with a selection of UK and Australian songs in the charts over the past 4 decades. Michael is making a habit of not coming prepared for the show but somehow managing to pull together a selection of great tracks (even if he is the only one to think they are great tracks or that listeners don't see through his lack of preparation!). Enjoy the musical journey.
Hear new music from Black Cab, Hooper Crescent, Bones and Jones, Hayley Mary and more. Full playlist here.
Guest presenter for the Indigo FM radiothon, Lydia Forster, showcases a selection of emerging indie artisits from her personal music collection in this 1hr special. Ranging from psychedelic to classic indie rock, she showcases some beautiful and truey insightful music. If you liked any music from this podcast then you can find her playlist at: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4QwA9kTjmwQcgDdrUbVqd7?si=Re793YqxTTiBVw3vJuIypA
Australian artists for Australian music month - Not Drowning Waving, Carl Vine, Elena Kats Chernin, Gurrumaul, Surprise Chef, Peter Sculthorpe and some Melbourne Electronica !
This is Tiff''s special show for Indigo FM's 2021 Radiothon, that went live to air on midnight November 20th. This is a tribute 1 hour show to one of Australia's best singer songwriters, Mark Gillespie, who sadly passed away on the 11th of November this year. Mark released a fantastic debute album called Only Human, in1980, to much acclaim, and this show pays tribute to this album as well as some unearthed archived songs from the Black Tape Session, recorded in 1978 and released in 2010 by Aztec Records. Mark abandoned his music career, choosing to live in Bangladesh where he set up a childrens orphanage and settled there with his wife. If you have not heard of Mark Gillespie, I hope you enjoy this show, he was truly one of our best musicians / singer songwriters and has left an amazing legacy of music. youtube link for the song list https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCEW8KsmPygyHZsND3uYq1ehj1FTw3jLL&feature=share
Ada, Mietta and Irena bring you another hour of slightly organised chaos as only 11 and 12yo girls fresh from a busy day at School can. Join them as they chat about what an ideal day for each would be as well as yummy recipes.
This week Ada and Irena have turned their recent Zoom guest into a studio guest as Mietta joins them for a boisterous hour of community fun which included an on-air karaoke challenge
1980-89 heralded an exciting new era in Australian Music. Or should I say the Melbourne and Sydney Pub-Rock Scenes. Out of the trash of disco came a slew of fresh, whip-smart bands and almost overnight a vibrant, vital local music scene was born. A scene that celebrated both the substance of original song-writing as well as an impressive breadth of styles. Breaking it down there were many venues, record labels, music stores, promoters and media all intertwined - unsurprisingly an ocean of rich, diverse music followed. In this final of a 4 part in-depth focus titled “Australia Callin” we look at 1986-89 - the bands and their music. Featuring Go Betweens, Strange Tenants, Huxton Creepers, Screaming Tribesmen, Ups and Downs, Black Sorrows, Weddings Parties Anything, The Triffids, Not Droiwing Waving, Nick Cave and Bad Seeds God, New Christs, The Hummingbirds and many more.
Spotify playlist here
Image credits - Tree Bark Photo by Jade Stephens on Unsplash; Koala Photo by Gilles Rolland-Monnet on Unsplash
Irena and Ada step up for a huge 2 hour Sunday morning show during our 2021 Radiothon featuring music, ideas and challenges. They chat about Ned Kelly, gardening and even conduct an on-air stare off - first time ever on Indigo FM - or perhaps any radio station. The ultimate solution to writer's block "random topic generator" does make an appearance toward the very end of the show.
Yackandandah siblings Emma and Charlie chat about what they're looking forward to over the upcoming Christmas holidays as well as review their favourite TV shows and bring you some cool music choices as well
Yack Primary School's Emma and Flynn bring you an hour of fun and music as they chat about what's coming up for Christmas as well as Fun TV shows, and what's coming up in their community, school and the world around them
New Artists to BFRH and new albums seems to be this week key ingredient.
In this episode we feature some great artists that are included in Rolling Stones Magazine's top 100 guitarists of all time or the top 500 albums of all time or the top 500 artists of all time. Including The Beatles, Prince, Deep Purple and Jimi Hendrix. Enjoy the experience.
It was a pleasure to have Kev McGennan on our airwaves on 20 November as a guest presenter as part of our 2021 Radiothon. Kev's show Acoustic Cafe featured folk and acoustic music from around the globe including tunes from Richard Gilewitz, Sal Kimber, The Northern Folk, Brandi Carlile, Carsie Branton, The Dead South, Ronnie Earl and the Broadcasters, Scott Cook, The Perch Creek Family Jug Band, Jackie Oates, The Imagined Village, Nanci Griffith and many others
Chris and Margo from Yackandandah Women's Shed chat with Angela about their group's venture and especially their upcoming Christmas Fair on Sunday 5 December 2021
While Bernie saves his voice for this Friday in My Mind show later this week, Sandy and Michael are let loose in the studio. Sandy explores nominations from the different categories of the upcoming Victorian Music Awards. And Michael comes to the studio completely unprepared ... but wishes he hadn't mentioned this at the start of the show as listeners may not have realised. Enjoy the music.
Hear new music from Pinch Points, Alex Cameron, Chitra, Die! Die! Die! and more. Full playlist here.
It's an up tempo episode of Friday in my Mind to kick off this years Indigo FM Radiothon ! Lots of synths, guitar solos and - believe it or not - the cream of 1970's prog rock instrumentals !
Today's show is a great show, a mixed bag of awesome music for our Radiothon. Please .... sit back, relax and enjoy. DJ Pegg :)
Baby Boomers Revenge episode was recorded on IndigoFM's Radiothon. We feature songs from The Beatles, The Eagles, The Travelling Wilburys and many artists from the Countdown Era. Relax and listen to those foot tapping songs from the 60's, 70's and 80's.
1980-89 heralded an exciting new era in Australian Music. Or should I say the Melbourne and Sydney Pub-Rock Scenes. Out of the trash of disco came a slew of fresh, whip-smart bands and almost overnight a vibrant, vital local music scene was born. A scene that celebrated both the substance of original song-writing as well as an impressive breadth of styles. Breaking it down there were many venues, record labels, music stores, promoters and media all intertwined - unsurprisingly an ocean of rich, diverse music followed. In this third of a 4 part in-depth focus titled “Australia Callin” we look at 1983-86 - the bands and their music. Featuring Eastern Dark, Hunters and Collectors, The Church, Men At Work, Hoodoo Gurus, Eurogliders, Go Betweens, Strange Tenants, Paul Kelly, The Johnnys and many more.
Spotify playlist here
Image credits - Tree Bark Photo by Jade Stephens on Unsplash; Koala Photo by Gilles Rolland-Monnet on Unsplash
This is a bonus Eclectic Avenue show presented by Michael as part of the Indigo FM Radiothon in Beechworth (19th to 20th November). Michael is playing songs from albums that he has enjoyed in 2021.
November is the month for our annual promotion of Indigo FM to encourage people to subscribe and support the station. And there are some excellent prizes to be won if you become a subscriber.
Bernie focuses mainly on upcoming albums. Sandy concentrates on the great soundtrack to the movie 'The Harder They Fall' - a revisionist western. And after watching the latest James Bond release, Michael plays his top James Bond theme tunes - with controversial choices!
Hi everyone and welcome to my Reelin' In The Years show. This week we have set of music from one artist or band. As usual, we have some great music. So sit back, relax and enjoy. :)
Hear new music from Darren Hanlon, Isabella Manfredi, Ali Barter, Grace Cummings and more. Full playlist here.
1980-89 heralded an exciting new era in Australian Music. Or should I say the Melbourne and Sydney Pub-Rock Scenes. Out of the trash of disco came a slew of fresh, whip-smart bands and almost overnight a vibrant, vital local music scene was born. A scene that celebrated both the substance of original song-writing as well as an impressive breadth of styles. Breaking it down there were many venues, record labels, music stores, promoters and media all intertwined - unsurprisingly an ocean of rich, diverse music followed. In this second of a 4 part in-depth focus titled “Australia Callin” we look at 1981-83 - the bands and their music. Featuring Midnight Oil, Richard Clapton, Cold Chisel, The Church, Inxs, No Fixed Address, MEO245, Rose Tattoo, Goanna, New Race and many more.
Spotify playlist here
Image credits - Tree Bark Photo by Jade Stephens on Unsplash; Koala Photo by Gilles Rolland-Monnet on Unsplash
Does a medley of songs strung together make it a long song and therefore qualify as a BFRH long song?
That is the question about todays long song,
Johnny Winter produced Hard Again for Muddy Waters, we play a tune from that. Buddy Guy's late brother Phil plays something for us, along with Joe Doucet, Tomcat Courtney and we will s=have a few tricks up our sleeve for this edition of BFRH,