Show 37
Music to fill a post-footy void (it’s an Australian thing)
Intro: Roulette - Dom Mariani and the Majestic Kelp, Underwater Casino, 2003.
Can’t Find Love - the Easybeats, from the album Friends, 1969. This version from the collection Absolute Anthology 1965-1969 (Remastered).
Dancing Girl - the Masters Apprentices, from their debut LP, which came out in 1967. This version is from a 2009 Aztec Music compilation titled The Master’s Apprentices.
I Want, Need, Love You - the Black Diamonds, the B-side to their first single, See the Way, 1966. This version from YouTube.
Purple Sneakers - You Am I, from Hi Fi Way, released in 1995.
Handbrake - Tim Rogers and the Bamboos, The Rules of Attraction album, 2002.
Falling Star - Rebecca’s Empire, from their album Way Of All Things, 1996.
(A little mention of Don Cooper and The Smooth Side Of Jazz)
Lost Mind - Rebecca Barnard, from her 2023 album The Night We Called It A Day.
Jettison - Vince Jones, from his 1987 album It All Ends Up In Tears.
So Caught Up - the Teskey Brothers, from their 2019 album Run Home Slow.
I’ll Be Gone - Spectrum, a single from 1971. Band leader Mike Rudd was born in New Zealand but settled in Australia in 1966.
Temperature - Kerri Simpson, from her 2007 album Sun Gonna Shine.
Steps Of Time Kahvas Jute, from their album Wide Open, which came out in 1971.
Paradise Garage - Babe Rainbow, from their EP Fresh As A Head Of Lettuce, a 2023 release.
The Coast - Murder Mouse Blues Band, from their 2009 album Fill The Hole.
Too Much - the Easybeats. I needed a short song and the abrupt ending is how the song finishes, at least on the collection Absolute Anthology 1965-1969 (Remastered). Originally it came out in 1966 on the album Easyfever.
Outro: Snake Bitten, from an album by Baby Langston.
