In This episode we look at the great songs that have come out of blockbuster movies.

This month's show celebrates the 40th anniversary of the Yackandandah Community Centre (YCC). 
Janet and Penny chat about the important role YCC plays in the Yack community and the special public celebration planned for later this year. Hear about the success of the Op Shop, the new Chat Cafe, and some of the 2025 community grant projects.
Plus all the regular updates about what's happening at the Women's Shed, and a playlist of great songs.

Part 1: Join Tony and Shippa as they meet the man with the most amazing voice, not to mention his brilliant axe work. Simon London chats with us about his musical journey, physical journey (to the home of ABBA) and his love of everything guitaric (is that even such a word? Asking for a drummer). You’ll be blown away by Blues Power as your ears get massaged by the masterful musical offerings from Simon London and The Spirits. Tune in and drift away!

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 John Butler (Oz/USA), CULL The Band (Adelaide), Hollow Coves (Brisbane via Gold Coast), Gyasi (Nashville), 46 Brigade (Perth), Esther Rose (Sante Fe, New Mexico), Shannon Smith (Perth), SCHISM 21C (Melbourne), Hannah Acfield (Melbourne), The Golden Gaytimes (Maitland, NSW) and Ed Reed (Melbourne), with Shippa’s Surprise guaranteeing a tear or two, with the song from a very talented UK artist.

Car wheels on a gravel road #116 ( 07/07/25) with Tiff - Winter blues and folk music go hand in hand.. Tune in tonight to hear tracks by TOSAW, Lucy Dacus, Kristian Mizzi, Paul Kelly, Louis Cato, Phantom Planet, Sons of the East, Gloria Gaynor, Neil Young, Watchhouse, Alan Sparhawk and Trampled by Turtles, SG Goodman, Emily Wurramurra, Rose Cousins, Mel Parsons, Bernard Fanning, Henry Wagons, Big Delicious, Kathleen Edwards, Nina Simone, and the Beatles classic - Oh Darling( Take 4) - Some new releases amongst the playlist.. . Stay warm and cosy with some bittersweet and poetic songs from some wonderful folk songwriters. 

Today's show picks up on my fave Australian songs from the past 50 years as well as a few indigenous artists with recognition of NAIDOC week 2025. Artists include 3% (feat Jessica Mauboy), Paul Kelly + Ziggy Ramo, Midnight Oil, Carla Geneve, John Butler Trio, Lisa Gerrard, Kev Carmody, Cold Chisel, The Go-Betweens, New Christs, Weddings Parties Anything, Gang of Youths, Darren Hanlon, Tiddas, Big Smoke, Liz Stringer, Julia Jacklin, Tim Rogers and the Twin Set.
Playlist here

Ahoy Froggers,
Some highlights this week
L.C. "Good Rockin" Robinson  - first time played, He died back in 1976.  The tune is from an album recorded in 1971
Continue with our back to back tunes from the 2013 gov't Mule album SHOUT. Today's cover is by Steve Winwood.
Ronnie Foster - Chunky (Live From Montreux Jazz Festival, Switzerland / 1973) (08:26) is this weeks BFRH Hammond B3 Player of the week.
Elvin Bishop - is this weekd BFRH Long song of the week with the medley  Medley: Let the Good Times Roll / **A Change Is Gonna Come /** Bring It On Home to Me (13:00)  Lead Vocals – **Debbie Cathey, Mickey Thomas, Reni Slais

1. The Gales Bros. - Somethin's Got A Hold On Me (05:44) featuring  3 of the 4 Gales Brothers who played Guitar. Eric Gales has a Tribute album slated for release in 2025 to his brother  Little Jimmy King - who we did  Drowning On Dry Land (11:28) from this weeks BFRH playlist.

All i can say is get on down and get some tunes to help you through the week
Thanks for your support
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Sandy and Michael play songs related to multiple types of engineering and surprisingly do not overlap.  This episode is filled with a diverse range of wonderful songs that reflect the breadth and depth of engineering and surely would be the basis of a double album for engineers.

In This edition I play all my all time favourite Beatles songs.

THE ACOUSTIC CAFÉ is a fortnightly program featuring a mix of singer – songwriter, Celtic, Cajun, global roots, traditional and contemporary folk, blues, country blues, bluegrass, country, old timey and Americana music from Australia and around the world. Live to air, 8pm, every second Tuesday.

In this edition of The Acoustic Café we hear music from Nat Myers, Leftover Salmon with Lucinda Williams and Taj Mahal, Eddie Reader, Hanneke Cassel, Blue Moon Marquee, Kate Rusby, David Bromberg Band, Americana duo Mandolin Orange (now called Watchhouse) recorded in concert at Austin City Limits Moody Theatre, Leon Redbone, Kate Burke & Ruth Hazleton, Anna Tivel, John Schumann, The Funky String Band, Christine Lavin.

Mandolin Orange playlist

01.          Golden Embers 

02.          The Wolves 

03.          Learning Your Way Around Austin commentary 

04.          There Was A Time 

05.          Jump Mountain Blues 

06.          My Blinded Heart 

07.          Echo 

08.          Gospel Shoes 

09.          Hawk Is a Mule Intro 

10.          Hawk Is a Mule 

11.          Into The Sun Intro 

12.          Into The Sun 

13.          Hey Stranger 

14.          Waltz About Whiskey 

Thank you for listening.

Part 1: Join Tony and Shippa as they prostrate themselves (no, there is an “r” in there) at the feet of Lord Esme…well, at least at the feet of Dame Sally from the band Lord Esme. This uplifting musical package from Sydney deliver their quirky, indie rich pop with flair and fun, and discover Sally’s true love…it’s not Pulp Fiction, but Jarvis Cocker from Britpop legends Pulp had better keep his eyes peeled! And what on Earth is a Russian Homewrecker? Tune in to find out!
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 Rosie Tucker (LA, USA), Tad Robinson (Illinois, USA), All India Radio (Hobart, Tas), Bad Debts (Castlemaine, Vic), William Street Strikers (Adelaide), Richard Evans (Manchester), Swimming Bell (USA), Tomi Gray (Gold Coast), Owls of Neptune (Sunshine Coast), Jo Davie (Melbourne) and Dragon Welding (London, UK), with Shippa’s Surprise being a duo from Argentina who have been stalking him on FB!