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Ahoy Froggers, 
Straight up here is this weeks BFRH Playlist.
So after you have checked out the playlist please go the end and have alook at the 4 questions we have asked

Q1  Which of our artists had to build his first guitar from Bike parts because because his family banned him from playing electric music for religous reseaons?

Q2 Which guitarist has a lebanese background and used middle eastern scales and picking techniques which forged awhole new genre of music in the 1960's?

Q3 Did Albert King ever have a name for his Gibson Flying V and if so what was it's name and who was it named after?

Q4. Which guitar player in this week BFRH playlist is Little Jimmy King a brother to?
All the answers are in this weeks edition of BFRH  so hop along and get yourself sum
thanks for playling
Seey'all in there
Hooooroooo for now

Bullfrog

Another hour jam packed with a great selection of ripper Aussie rock n roll! Join Ange as we start the show way back in the 60s to commemorate rock icon Col Joye, who sadly passed away in Aug this year.  We keep the good music cranking with Billy Thorpe and Jeff St John, enjoy the gritty, grungy sounds of 90s bands The Clouds and Spiderbait and the beats of beyond 2000 with Dallas Crane, Mia Dyson, Tash Sultana, Radium Dolls, a great new tune by Ruby Fields and tunes by The Cat Empire and Playlunch that will bring a smile to your face! Some of my personal favourites in this show, hope that you like them too!!

Part 1: Join Tony and Shippa as they meet the man who seems to have multiple personalities, all linked through the variety of multi-genre and diverse musical projects…Bruce Schneider, who includes Seventh Saint, Children of the Crazed, Moods and Platitudes, Horizon, Mokobenj, Dust Bunnies and Blue Suede in his repertoire. Focussing on his work with Seventh Saint, Bruce takes us on an enjoyable musical journey, passing though Maitland and Ipswich, with Tony still banished to the Orkneys!

Part 2: Tony and Shippa discuss new and old tracks from current Indie Artists, former Indie Artists and a classic or two. On this podcast, we introduce Teenage Joans (Adelaide), James Clarke Five (London), Iyah May (Cairns), Wild baby (Helsinki), Maddison Kate (Brisbane), Rich Webb and the Liars (Melbourne), Chime School (USA), Blue Ren (Ballarat), Daisy Jones and The Six (USA), No Fortunate Son (Finland) and Concrete Gold (Brisbane), with Shippa’s Surprise being a bit of good ol’ fashioned Ska-Punk from Amble in the UK…or is it?!!!

Car wheels on a gravel road #123 ( 06/10/25) with Tiff. Alt folk, folk noir, indie folk, americana roots music, singer songwriters with lyrical and sonic depth. Here is my episode tonight, a star studded cast,  featuring Reb Fountain, Leif Vollebekk, Kasey Chambers, Jed Rowe, Bruce Springsteen, Mary Gauthier,  Jem Cassar-Daley, Amble, Paul Kelly, Billy Bragg, Nathan Seeckts, Tyler Childers, Margo Price, Patterson Hood, Lou Reed, Heart, Perry Keyes, Phosphorescent, The Night Parrots, The Pink Stones, Struggle Jennings, Big  Delicious and Henry Wagons and Queenie. 

Hear new music from Nat Vazer, Tame Impala, Sunscreen, Steppers and more. Full playlist here.

School holidays is just around the corner. Nico, Raff and Hunter bring an energetic hour of school and community news.

Caught up with my old Basketballing buddy Mal Padgett recently to explore his life/musical story. This podcast tracks Mal's move from a farm outside Cobram to Melbourne to study Graphic Design at the hottest Design studio in Australia - Swinburne Uni in the late 70s. Along the way he did a stint as a tour guide circling eastern and central Australia - a few times in the same year. When I met Mal he was a multi-media specialist at AAV studios in South Melbourne among a creative brat pack of edgy animators, graphic designers and music technicians. They also played fun Basketball. Mal also spent time in Taiwan doing multi media installations. Through all this, Mal's radios, reel-to-reels, walkmans and mini-disc players were close at hand providing the musical soundtrack to these experiences. Along the way I throw in some musical selections also.

Mal's choices include Morelenbaum²/Sakamoto (Ryuichi), Underworld, XTC, Nils Frahm, Devo, The Human League, Ian Dury and the Blockheads and The Flying Lizards.
Scott's choices - Ian Dury and the Blockheads, Dry Cleaning, The Northern Folk, Carla Geneve and XTC.

Deezer playlist here

Caught up with my old Basketballing buddy Mal Padgett recently to explore his life/musical story. This podcast tracks Mal's early years growing up on a farm outside Cobram to moving to Melbourne to study Graphic Design at the hottest Design studio in Australia - Swinburne Uni in the late 70s. Along the way he did a stint as a tour guide circling eastern and central Australia - a few times in the same year. When I met Mal he was a multi-media specialist at AAV studios in South Melbourne among a creative brat pack of edgy animators, graphic designers and music technicians. They also played fun Basketball. Mal also spent time in Taiwan doing multi media installations. Through all this, Mal's radios, reel-to-reels, walkmans and mini-disc players were close at hand providing the musical soundtrack to these experiences. Along the way I throw in some musical selections also.

Mal's choices include Morelenbaum²/Sakamoto (Ryuichi), Underworld, The Reels, XTC, Led Zeppelin, Nils Frahm, Devo, The Church, Rick Wakeman/Yes, Roxy Music, The Rolling Stones, Supertramp, The Human League, Ian Dury and the Blockheads, T.Rex, Jethro Tull, The Flying Lizards & Jimmy Little.
Scott's choices - Ian Dury and the Blockheads, Supertramp, Dry Cleaning, David Bowie, The Northern Folk, Led Zeppelin, The Reels, Carla Geneve, The Rolling Stones, RVG & XTC.

Deezer playlist here

Ahoy Froggers,,
Here it is, this weeks BFRH Playlist.
This weeks BFRH playlist was taken from an old Iphone that i found in the BFRH basement, some of these tunes have been played before on BFRH (Many many moons ago) and some are quite possibly the first time added to BFRH.
So you know what we now say, come on in and open uo your mind,. Just because you don't know the song or the artist, does not mean that this is not the tune you have been looking for.
See you at BFRH for a good ole serving of tunes
Thanks for your support
Bullfrog

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Bernie and Michael take on this theme for this Eclectic Avenue episode.  Bernie does a mini review of some of his favourite musicians to enquire about the consistency and inconsistency of their music careers.  And Michael explores the accountancy consistency principle (FIFO and LIFO for those in the know) in the first half of the show and balances this with the inconsistency principle of the Australian Constitution in the second half of the show.  Enjoy the music.