On today's show I pay tribute to my late cat Puma who would often would accompany me on my pre-recorded shows from home having a background meow <3 Tunes about cats and loss from Al Stewart, Elvis Costello, Elton John, Squeeze, The Cure, Buffalo Tom, Carus Thompson, Billy Bragg.

There's also a few tracks from a couple of impressive Yackandandah Folk Festival artists in David Francey and Broken Creek. New music from Sydney's Skeleten and UK indie folk duo lilo. Also a modern day classic from Thundercat and Tame Impala.

And there's also a track from DC band Flowerbomb who have allowed me to use their track Cool in my show intro
Playlist here

Warning: some songs contain explicit language.

Ahoy Froggers,
Had to go away for a couple of days on short notice, luckily most of the BFRH playlist had been done. so there we only needed a couple of tunes to fill it out.  We have a bit of a Jesus theme running through this weeks show
There is no Voice over or chat this week, just Music Music Music.
Thanks for your support
Bullfrog

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Car wheels on a gravel road #106 ( 24/3/25)  with Tiff , Monday nights at Indigo FM. Americana, folk, blues and alt country, a mix of new releases, contemporary and classics .. Tonight I feature new releases by Little Feat, Sweet Talk, The Counterfeit, The Maes, Im with her, Deacon Blue, Jason Isbell, Daisy Kilbourne, Sons of the East, StoneHutt, and Rufous Whistler.  Yackandandah Folk festival just happened, so a chance to feature songs by Dean Owens and the Sinners, Old Man Luedecke and Broken Creek. Other tunes by Greta Ziller, Charley Crockett, John Denver, Jen Lush, Rod McCormack, Mt Morning. In the mix you will find some tribute songs to the mighty guitarist Peter Green.  Hope you enjoy! 

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 his edition of The Acoustic Café we hear music from Bill Staines, Martin Hayes, The Wainwright Sisters, Maddy Prior, Joan Baez & Odetta, Colter Wall, John Schumann & The Vagabond crew, The Foghorn Stringband recorded in concert, Moving Hearts, Toumani Diabate, Andy M Stewart, The Small Glories, John Spillane, The Pigram Brothers.

Thank you for listening.

Hear new music from Baker Boy, Civic, Press Club, Amaya Laucirica and more. Full playlist here.

Part 1: Join Tony and Shippa as they delve into Nordic mythology with the god of mischief, trickery and deception…no, sorry, wrong Loki. This Loki is from Velatine, the Melbourne based Gothic Duo, and he takes us on his musical journey from his early years of post-punk through to the post-industrial electronica, evoking comparisons to Siouxie and The Banshees, Leibach and more. Yes, Tony and Shippa are taken to the Dark Side!

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 Charlie Nolan Band (Darling Downs, Queensland), Corey Legge (Bega/Wollongong, NSW), Throwing Muses (USA), Chime School (San Fransisco, USA), Glitoris (Canberra), Ducks Ltd (Toronto, Canada), Joni Mitchell (USA), Beauty in Chaos (USA), Lords of the New Church (UK, USA), Melanie Cowmeadow (Adelaide, SA), 22 Oceans (UK) and Dan Auerbach (USA).

Ahoy Froggers, 
This is how the BFRH looks this week,.
See you there.
thanks as always
Bullfrog

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In this episode we speak to Jim Didolis about the upcoming Golden Horseshoes festival over the Easter weekend

Nigel, Bernie and Michael come together for a show on the theme of 'Simply a Matter of Work'.  Surprisingly Nigel is right on theme, Bernie presents a history of work, and Michael seems to be telling a life story (but it is not autobiographical).  Although Sandy is away, he does contribute by messaging in during the show.  

And don't forget to tune into our next show on 2nd April 2025 on the theme of 'What mistakes did you make last time?'

Listen in to Ange and Specs as we travel down memory lane to the early years of the Yack Folk Festival and remember festival acts such as Rosie Haden, the Yearlings, Planet Woman, Pete Denahy, The Re-Mains, Bahn Tre, The Go-Set, Pugsley Buzzard, Luke R Davies, Tin Pan Orange, Sal Kimber and the Rollin Wheel, Hounds Homebound, The Northern Folk, and many more blasts from the past!