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Pop songs from the ANTIPODES (Australia and New Zealand) span decades of iconic chart toppers, indie pop gems and alternative rock.  This week’s episode includes the four time grammy winner Olivia Newton John with Xanadu, New Zealand’s art pop group Split Enz with their melodic I Hope I Never.  Allison McCallum’s Superman and Max Merritt and the Meteors’ Western Union Man are also great artists from across the Tasman.  Mental as Anything’s debut song The Nips are Getting Bigger, Kamahl’s The Sounds of Goodbye along with the Go Betweens and Christie Allen serve as Australian representatives.

PLAYLIST

Xanadu – ONJ

Superman – Allison McCallum

I Hope I Never – Split Enz

Cattle and Cane – Go Betweens

Goose Bumps – Christie Allen

Love Don’t Live Here Anymore – I’m Talking

The Nips are Getting Bigger – Mental as Anything

Western Union Man – Max Merritt and the Meteors

The Sound of Goodbye – Kamahl

Cinderella Rockafella – Anne & Johhny Hawker

Step Back – Johnny Young

I Could Have Loved You So Well – Bobby Cookson

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Let’s Remember: ELO and Peter Paul & Mary

In this week’s program, Let’s Remember, we celebrate two fine groups. Electric Light Orchestra and Peter Paul and Mary. ELO is featured through some of their big hits: Telephone Line: (It’s A) Livin’ Thing and Don’t Bring Me Down. Peter Paul And Mary popularised Bob Dylan through songs like Blowin’ In The Wind and Don’t Think Twice It’s Alright. Their biggest selling single was Leaving On A Jet Plane.

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Protest

In this week’s program Rob is joined by guest presenter, Rachel. The theme is different kinds of protest songs. Two icons of the folk protest era are Bob Dylan (Masters Of War) and Joan Baez (What Have They Done To The Rain?). Barry Maguire sings his 1960s nihilistic hit Eve Of Destruction while Don Fardon sings about the lament of the American Indians with the poignant Indian Reservation. A pro feminist song way before its time is LGBTIQA+ singer Lesley Gore with You Don’t Own Me. Aussie protest songs are well represented by Redgum’s heart wrenching I Was Only Nineteen, Goanna’s classic protest about indigenous land rights Solid Rock and Midnight Oil’s iconic Beds Are Burning.

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The theme is ‘Pop Homonyms’ which means same name but different songs.  This week Rob is joined by guest presenter, Simon.  The six pairings are: Gloria (Laura Branigan / Them), Georgia (Boz Scaggs /Elton John), The Name Of The Game (ABBA/Badfinger), Shout (Johnny O’Keefe/Tears For Fears), Lucille (Kenny Rogers/little Richard) and Willing (Gil Scott Heron/Linda Ronstadt).

So, enjoy this fabulous episode: Pop Homonyms.

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In this program our podcaster, Penn, takes centre stage and chooses songs they have some connection with. Many songs are associated with Penn growing up and family such as Father And Son, Cats In The Cradle and from his infancy Cradle Of Love. Penn tells stories of sadness and joy and yearning for a simpler time like Mary Hopkin in Those Were The Days.

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Double Sided Hits

Back in the days of vinyl singles songs were released with a designated A side and a B side. Often the B side became just as popular as the A side. Thus a double sided hit was created. Elvis Presley had 39 double sided hits while The Beatles had 24. In this program we feature six performers who had double sided hits: Roy Orbison (Candy Man/Crying), The Beatles (She’s A Woman/I feel Fine), Brenda Lee (I’m Sorry/That’s All You Gotta Do), Dionne Warwick (I Say A Little prayer/ Valley Of The Dolls), Billy Thorpe (Love Letters/Dancing In The Streets) and Ricky Nelson (Hello Mary Lou/Travellin’ Man).

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Earth, Wind, Fire & Water are the focus of this week’s episode. The line – up includes legendary Sir Elton John, masterful guitarist and singer Jose Feliciano, Brisbane based Tony Worsely and an interestingly named singer, Crazy World of Arthur Brown. Disco kings, the Trammps open the show with their number one hit Disco Inferno. Kiss imagine Heaven’s on Fire while Belinda Carlisle believes Heaven is a Place on Earth. Andy Gibb suspects Love is thicker than Water and Frankie Lane is in desperate need of some Cool Water. Jo Stafford is looking for some Wind in the Willows, Australian Frank Ifield yearns to wander with the Wayward Wind and the Penguins have found their Earth Angel.

PLAYLIST

Disco Inferno – The Tramps

Cool Water – Frankie Lane

Love is Thicker than Water – Andy Gibb

Light My Fire – Jose Feliciano

Candle in the Wind – Elton John

Earth Angel – Penguins

Heaven is a Place on Earth – Belinda Carlisle

Wind in the Willows – Jo Stafford

Heaven’s on Fire – Kiss

Fire – Crazy World of Arthus Brown

Velvet Waters- Tony Worsley

The Wayward Wind – Frank Ifield

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This week’s theme EUROVISION includes songs that have won or been in the semi-finals of the competition. The Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) was first held in 1956 in Switzerland. 70 contests have been held since then with 1,789 songs representing 52 countries. According to the Guinness World Records the ESC is the longest-running annual international televised music competition in the world. Australia has been represented 11 times since first taking part in 2015.

PLAYLIST

Save All Your Kisses for Me – Brotherhood of Man

Love is Blue – Paul Mauriat

Hold Me Now – Johnny Logan

Volare – Dominico Modugno

Long Live Love – ONJ

Making Your Mind Up – Bucks Fizz

Waterloo – ABBA

Boom Bang a Bang – Lulu

Beg Steal or Borrow – The New Seekers

Puppet on a String – Sandie Shaw

Knock Knock Who’s There – Liv Maeson

Congratulations – Cliff Richard

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For this week’s STYLES of DANCES we have incorporated songs which represent a particular dance form. Some dances are meant to be performed individually or partnered while others can be executed in groups. Popular partnered dances include the Cuban Cha Cha Cha, the Brazilian Bossa Nova, 18th century Bavarian Waltz and the 50’s Rock and Roll. The Stomp, the Twist and the Handjive are individualistic dances a s is the Hucklebuck. A popular group dance craze in the 70’s was the Nutbush and the ancient native Hula can be performed individually or with a group.

PLAYLIST

Locomotion – Kylie Minogue

The Twist – Chubby Checker

Stomp- Johnson Brothers

Monster Mash – Bobby Boris Pickett

Hand Jive – Eric Clapton 

Rock n Roll I Gave you the Best Years of my Life – Kevin Johnson

Nut Bush City Limits – Tina Turner

Till I Waltz Again with You – Teresa Brewer

Hucklebuck – Brendan Bowyer

Blame it on the Bossa Nova – Eydie Gorme

The Cha Cha Cha – Bobby Rydell

Rock a Hula – Elvis

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Dance is a verb. Dance as a noun. Today’s toe tapping theme starts with Leo Sayer’s bright You Make Me Feel Like Dancing. Other uptempo songs include You Should Be Dancing from the Bee Gees, All Night Dancing from Lipps Inc and George Harrison leading the Beatles with I’m Happy Just To Dance With You. Others of interest are the pre- eminent English instrumental group The Shadows with their No 1 hit Dance On and blind Aussie DJ, Grantley Dee with his cover Let The Little Girl Dance.

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