The 2013 03 03 Songs of Hope hymns podcast contains three hymns: Sweet hour of prayer – Pat Boone Heaven bound – Oak Ridge Boys There is power in praising the Lord – Bernard Hull Broadcast on Southern FM 88.3 in the Songs of Hope program at 8:10am on Sunday 2013 03 03 Songs of Hope website: http://songsofhope883.com Right click
Read moreListen again to the prayer psalm for Sunday 3 March 2013 on Songs of Hope on Southern FM 88.3. (1 min 30 sec) Psalm 8 1 Our Lord and Ruler, your name is wonderful everywhere on earth! You let your glory be seen in the heavens above. 2 With praises from children and from tiny infants, you have built a
Read moreListen again to the story of the first Christians in ancient Rome. Their morals and ethics and their view of God set the new direction for Europe for the next 2000 years. Broadcast on Southern FM 88.3 on “Songs of Hope” on Sunday 3 March 2013. Right click to download: download Songs of Hope phone line for pastoral assistance, Australia
Read moreBUILT FOR SPEED, PLAYLIST, 1st MARCH 2013 1. KING TUFF – Bad thing. 2. THE GRATES – Lies are much more fun. (Aus) 3. THE PICTURES – See you home tonight. (Aus) 4. BILL WYMAN – Je suis un rock star. 5. THE LIARBIRDS – The Growl (Aus) 6. LOON LAKE – Cherry lips. (Aus) 7. THE MODELS – Barbados.(Aus)
Read moreRadio Ga Ga had a scroll through the tunes that have made it onto the Guitar Hero playlist and thought….why the hell not!! Guitar Hero is a series of video games first published in 2005 in which players use a guitar-shaped game controller to simulate playing various guitar parts across numerous rock songs. Players match notes that scroll on-screen to colored buttons on the controller, strumming the
Read moreIntroducing King Catfish! Like your blues down and dirty? Do you believe that Muddy Waters invented electricity? King Catfish are a CHICAGO & DELTA BLUES outfit based on the Mornington Peninsula. Playing songs from artists such as Muddy Waters (remember – the guy who invented electricity), Howlin’ Wolf, Sonny Boy Williamson and Robert Johnson and the odd sneaky musical departure to some
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