1. Listen again to Sally Turners song “I hunger and thirst” for God’s love. This was presented on Songs of Hope on 6 July 2014 in our Spotlight segment. This is a song of intense devotion to God. Sally is Melbourne based and we have presented a number of her spontaneous worship songs on “Songs of Hope”. Find them at
Read moreSunday Live Sessions presents Damon Smith and the Quality Lightweights this Sunday July 6th 4-5pm AEST Damon will be showcasing the new songs from his forthcoming album due for release later in 2014, including the tasty treat that is the lead single It’s Time To Let The Wolves Out. We are getting a sneak preview ahead of the single launch Thursday July 10th at Yarra Hotel, Abbotsford 8pm.
Read moreThis week on Built For Speed we take a look at the big screen adaptation of hit stage musical Jersey Boys, a film directed by Clint Eastwood which recounts the career of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. Also, just in time for the school holidays we have a look at the latest IMAX documentary Penguins 3D. We also can’t ignore
Read moreSingers with a single name. Hmmm, we know the well known ones such as Madonna, Sting, Jewel, Adele, Cher, Gotye, Shakira and Donovan. You are sure to hear some of them on this weeks Radio Ga Ga, but what about the more obscure performers, the one hit wonders and the briefly blazing stars such as Oliver, Keith, Falco, Harpo and
Read moreThe playlist for the rather estimable, perfunctory and somewhat exemplary Midnight Mass program tonight from 12am til 2am is : SONIC YOUTH – Sugar Kane THE BIRTHDAY PARTY – Mr Clarinet WEEN – The Rift COIL – Christmas Is Now Drawing Near BJORK – All Is Full Of Love FLAMING LIPS – Oh My Pregnant Head JIM O’ROURKE –
Read moreCountry Joe & the Fish were one of the seminal bands of the 1960s ‘San Franciscan Sound’. Originating from Berkeley, California their folk, psychedelic pop rock, & protest songs defined a generation. Best known for perhaps the most famous (or infamous) anti-Vietnam War song of them all: The I-Feel-Like-I’m-Fixin’-To-Die Rag, which was immortalised at the renowned Woodstock Music Festival in 1969. Country Joe
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