Rotations

Today's show is based around the theme of "Memory", with hosts, Celine Yap and Brendan Bonsack.Play list:Sensory Memory - Jen CloherBalita - AsinCradle of Civilization - LowkeyBella Ciao - Behin And Samin BolouriThe Killing Times - Ruth HazletonNative Tongue - Mo'JuMaralinga - Wedgetail Eagle BandCalm Down - Charli OhQuiet - MilckPriest - William CrightonDon't You Forget About Me (Simple Minds cover) - Zoe Fox and the Rocket Clocks

Carmen Main and Brendan Bonsack present songs along the theme of "The Number Eight".** This program contains course language ** Playlist:The Robots - KraftwerkMana Takat​ā​pui - Jen CloherCry - M8riarchyJanuary 26 - A.B. OrginalBloodline - Jess HitchcockEverybody Wins - Dried SpiderYoung and Free - Cash Savage and The Last DrinksOctopus - Alex the AstronautMotorcycle - June JonesFarewell Angelina - Suzette Herft & Patrick EvansBona - Sampa the GreatShe Wolf - Wahoo GhostLa Vie En Rose - Melanie Horsnell

Nick, presenter of Freedom of Species, plays songs from the band Proper. Themes include the politics of the band, their shift from emo music to prog rock, moving away from cities with right-wing politics, and imagining a better life and a better world.Bragging Rights (feat Willow Hawks) / I Spent The Winter Writing Songs About Getting BetterLime Green Jheri Curl / I Spent The Winter Writing Songs About Getting BetterDon’t / Don'tNew Years Resolutions / I Spent The Winter Writing Songs About Getting BetterThe American Way / The Suburbs Have Ruined My LifeYou Good? (In Media Res) / The Great American NovelIn The Van Somewhere Outside of Birmingham / The Great American NovelThe Suburbs Have Ruined My Life / The Suburbs Have Ruined My LifeRed State Blues, Pt. 1: The Problem / The Suburbs Have Ruined My LifeRed State Blues, Pt. II: The Solution / The Suburbs Have Ruined My LifeGanymede / The Great American NovelI Spent the Winter Writing Songs About Getting Better / I Spent The Winter Writing Songs About Getting Better

This week's Rotations follows the theme of "Cats and Birds", with a playlist put together by Carmen Main and Brendan Bonsack, from 3CR's Spoken Word show.In this program:Three Cool Cats - The BasicsDarayung - Charlie Needs BracesI'd Rather Be Birdwatching - The Gallant TreesBird - Grand SalvoPlane Spotting - Siberian TigerDon't Go Back - Marlon WilliamsSugar Mama - Dua SalehRamblin & Treaty - Daniel, Songbirds 2, Community Restorative Centre's 'Songbirds' projectPussy Power - The VainsInfinite Growth - Dr Sure's Unusual PracticeI Know the Soul by Its Presence in Others - Chloe Alison Escott   (Chapterfest 30 event link)Pull the Threads (Susie's Theme) - The OrbweaversFly - Birdz (feat. Ngaiire)He was a sore winner - Dave Graney

This hour explores the line up for the unique U.K music festival known as We Out Here!This event was the last live performance of the great jazz saxaphonist Pharoah Sanders who recently passed.Love is everywhere / Pharoah SandersSomethings going on / KokorokoMorning Manha / AzymuthI am the Black Gold of the Sun (Nuyorican Soul ) / Masters of MenWeekend LoveChant ft Wallace / Middle Name Dance BandSo Long / Mr ScruffMarechi / Nu GeneaGive it up 2 me / OjerimeIOU / DreamcastmoeMissing You / Alysha Joy (TOTEK)La Rumba Sessions / Gilles Peterson's Havana Cultura BandSully, Tim Reaper / VeriteKings Dub / Channel One Sound System

Tracks played on this week's show, presented by Brendan Bonsack. Cradle of Life, written by Archie Roach, performed live by Tamala at Red Room Poetry Month Gala, August 20229/11 WTC, written by Steve Reich, performed by the Kronos QuartetAllen Keys, written and performed by Zaziz (Matt Hetherington)Pockets of Stones, written and performed by Charm of FinchesThis is the Greatest Game, written and performed by Jason VorherrNone of Us Are Truly Free, written and performed by MozNgarwul, composed and performed by AllaraHow We See, composed and performed by Merinda Dias-Jayasinha

Phil Soliman aka DJ Goat Spokesperson takes us through some of the music that’s inspired him over the years.This episode of Rotations was co-produced by James McKenzie, programmer of 3CR's In Ya Face.

Elysium brings you a second hour of “sampled” music on the rotations show. The second hour of music highlights more songs and artists, which where "sampled" decades later to create new songs that had suceess! This hour like the first focuses on the original songs and pays tribute to them. To access all hyperlinks, a full list of episodes and hosts, visit https://3cr.org.au/rotations Track ListSampled onThe Last Time - Andrew Oldham Orchestra1967Bitter Sweet Symphony - The Verve1997Pretty Little Ditty - Red Hot Chilli Peppers1989Butterfly - Crazy Town1999Straight to Hell - The Clash1982Paper Planes - M.I.A 2008I'd Rather Be With You - Bootsy's Rubber Band1976Redbone - Childish Gambino2016Woman to Woman - Joe Cocker1972California Love - Tupac1995Chase the Devil - Max Romeo1976Lucifer - Jay Z2015I'm Blue - The Sweet Inspiration1967Shoop by Salt-N-Pepa1993Over My Shoulder - The Pastels1993100 - Dean Blunt2014Genius of Love - Tom Tom Club1981Fantasy - Mariah Carey1995Footsteps in the Dark - The Isley Brothers1977It Was a Good Day - Ice Cube1992Love, Need and Want you - Patti LaBelle1984Dilemma - Nelly & Kelly Rowland2002You Can't Turn Me Away - Sylvia Striplin1981Get Money - Notorious B.I.G. & Lil' Kim1996Ma Quale Idea - Pino D’Angio1981Don't Call Me Baby - Madison Avenue1999Low Rider - War1975Original Prankster - The Offspring2000Before The Night is Over - Joe Simon1977So Fresh, So Clean - Outkast2001Summer in the City - Quincy Jones1973Passin' Me By - The Pharcyde1992

Nick Pendergrast from Freedom of Species and Lottie Gasparini play some songs that they like by women artists.   Visit https://3cr.org.au/rotations for a full list of previous Rotations programs and hosts.  Tracklist: Hit Like a Girl by Meet Me @ The Altar: https://open.spotify.com/album/4l3QmwKvZ9TR1lSnJvT6E0 Being a woman by Lake Street Dive – from the album Obviously. Crying room by Jemma & the Clifton Hillbillies – from their self-titled album. I'll be coming home by Dori Freeman – from the album Every Single Star. Cellophane by FKA Twigs – from the album MAGDALENE. midnight love by girl in red – from the album if i could make it go quiet. redesign by awfultune. I know a girl by The Preatures. Backseat of my mind by Thelma Plum. Grand Ideas by Alice Skye – from the album I Feel Better But I Don’t Feel Good. Mean To Me by Stella Donnelly – from the EP Thrush Metal. Panic Attacks in Paradise by Ashnikko. In Your Shoes by Colour Me Wednesday – from the EP Anyone and Everyone. Spinifex Gum by Spinifex Gum and Marliya.

Latoya Hoeg is a trans woman of colour, who has been living in Melbourne for over 33+ years. she is an advocate for  LGBTQIA+ Pacifica people. She is currently working for Star Health as a Community Engagement Worker for Covid-19 Team, and a Community Health Educator for the H2H (Hustling to Health) drop-in centre for sex street base work, also known as RhED. Latoya is an elder for the Samoan Fa'afafine Community here in Melbourne. She is the Secretary and advisor for PacifiqueX, a Pacifica LGBTIQA+ Community in Melbourne Narrm. Latoya is also that familiar voice and a producer on the radio show, PX Whanau at 3CR.  Sasja Sÿdek is an indigenous Singaporean — a proud trans womxn of colour. As an activist and advocate for the transgender community, she sends an empowering message to others: “free yourself from the shackles of societal and gender expectations to live life authentically”. Juggling her multiple roles as a co-founder of Trans Sisters United and Trans Pride March Melbourne, as well as her work on the airwaves as one of 3CR’s radio host and producer for Queering The Air, it’s not hard to see Sasja’s dedication and passion for equality and human rights. While Sasja's unwavering vocal advocacy for her community comes from a place of strength and empowerment, it’s taken a journey of learning and self-determination for her to reach this point.   Join Sasja and Latoya for a special episode of Rotations for 3CR's annual Radiothon fundraiser!  To access all hyperlinks, and a full list of episodes and hosts, visit https://3cr.org.au/rotations