Hear new music from Quivers, A Swayze & The Ghosts, Black Cab and more. Full playlist here.
"I am a foreigner" ... in German it's pronounced Ich Bin Ein Auslander. Released back in 1994, UK industrial band Pop Will Eat Itself, wrote the song in response to the rise of the far right and Nazi groups across the UK and Europe - sound familiar??? They are celebrating 40 years of their forming and this track has been deconstructed and reworked, with the recent version given a spin here. Mei Semones is an intriguing Brooklyn based Japanese-American artist who blends Jazz and Folk along with bilingual vocals. Her new music is here. Elsewhere tune in for Gretta Ray - Lucky - Yours, Georgina - Quivers - Dead Nettle - Explosions In The Sky - Juice Webster - The Silversound - Sycco and Indigo De Souza.
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Duffy Power - Englishman who suffered from mental illness and whose performances were electrifying, but his record sales never got to where they should off. Today track comes from a 2024 release of a lost album from 1970
Donna Jean Godchaux - Former Grateful Dead back up singer, also worked at Muscle Shoals, and while there appeared as a backup singer on at least two number one hit songs: "When a Man Loves a Woman" by Percy Sledge and "Suspicious Minds" by Elvis Presley Her vocals can be heard on recordings by Boz Scaggs and Duane Allman
Dan Patlansky - South African born guitarist singer, and songwriter known for his storytelling, electrifying performances, and a discography of critically acclaimed blues rock albums. This newby makes this his 12th album.
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Sandy and Michael take the reins for this episode to trial a new format that may be introduced next year. The new format will involve having a number of shows throughout the year focus on albums (rather than playing one song or a soundbite). And as it is November, which has traditionally been a month to celebrate Australian music, we decided to showcase four albums by Australian based musicians. Sandy plays We're Living in the 70s by Skyhooks and No Bad Memories by The Avalanches. Michael plays Woman Got to Cry by Yolanda Ingley II and Frogs in a Pond by Surprise Chef.
This week, join Tony and Shippa as they discuss the deeper meanings behind the…SQUIRREL! Oh no, Shippa’s had another lapse in his concentration…he’s like a broken camera…never seems to be able to focus! Fortunately, Ryan from the band Lapse is in the studio to realign the lads attention and tell us about the band, the music and The Shire…no, Shippa, he doesn’t have hairy feet. Gosh, drummers!!!
In the second half of the show, you’ll hear tracks from All Downhill From Here (Adelaide), Shai Rose (Byron Bay), The Butterfly Collectors (Brisbane), Palumbo (Blue Mountains), Elianie (Perth), Dreamgood (Sydney), Bunyip Aristocracy (Gold Coast), Selve (Gold Coast), Whose Party (Brisbane) and Robert Cray (USA), with Shippa’s Surprise Grazer schooling him on moving swiftly through a forest!