the music director plays songs du jour

this week i’m back in the chair with new music from DAVID BYRNE live @ carnegie hall an album recorded in 2004 and finally released this week , New tracks from kimbra bonus cd as she tours around OZ , Neil young , beach boys new song and lots of new aussie music. Join me , Petar Tolich on the

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The Gracemakers LSS Podcast

The Gracemakers shone their light in the Southern FM studios this Sunday and played an amazing set. Tiffany, Kent and Davey took us through their country-tingled, folk-rock experience and gave a magnificent performance.   Listen again on the podcast.   http://www.facebook.com/thegracemakers    

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BEST MEDICINE

DON”T FORGET – today on Best Medicine – info on the Dementias, from Prof. Steve MacFarlane;  Alzheimers Australia Victoria’s new DVD and more. Make it a date with me Gaytana, Tuesdays 11am – noon

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Built For Speed, Playlist, Friday 27th April 2012

BUILT FOR SPEED, PLAYLIST, FRIDAY 27TH APRIL 2012 LED ZEPPELIN – Communication breakdown. THE MOVE – I can hear the grass grow. THE STOOGES – Loose. CREAM – Badge. CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL – Up around the bend. SLY AND THE FAMILY STONE – I want to take you higher. BOB DYLAN – I want you. NEIL YOUNG – Don’t let

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Film review: THE LADY from Built For Speed

The Lady is the non-descript title for the biopic of Burmese political leader Aung San Suu Kyi. Apart from a prologue set in 1962 when her Father, Burmese President Aung San, was killed in a military coup, the film focuses on the period from 1988-1999 during which she made the unusual transition from British housewife to Ghandi-like peace activist in

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Film review: CAFE DE FLORE from Built for Speed

Those whose heads are still smarting from the brain twisting weirdness of Tree of Life better stock up on Panadol for new time-hopping French Canadian drama Café de Flore. What seems like a fairly straightforward tale of marriage breakdown between a successful DJ, Antoine (musician Kevin Parent) and wife Carole (Helene Florent) becomes increasingly strange as the story jumps back

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