In this episode we celebrate the start of spring with some really great music_enjoy
In this episode we celebrate the start of spring with some really great music_enjoy
This week, join Tony and Shippa as they discover the unusual wildlife found in the surrounds of Fremantle…no, it’s not kangaroos, koalas, emus, or even quokkas, unless they’ve migrated from Rottnest Island. No, the most adored and revered local member of the animal kingdom in Freo is the Unicorn, or rather the band Unicorn. Yes, Jenna Hardie from Unicorn joins Tony and Shippa for a chat about music, outfits and the possibility of performing live at the MCG if Freo make the Grand Final!
In the second half of the show, you’ll hear tracks from Blend Eleven (Latrobe Valley, Vic), Michael Ellery feat Lydia Kaye (Perth/UK), J. Bernardt (Belgium), Disgusting Sisters (UK), Emvina (Melbourne), Ungus Ungus Ungus (Melbourne), Mezz Coleman (Melbourne), Lecia Louise (Gołd Coast), The Cribs (UK), Terra Rouge (Melbourne) and Ecce Shnak (New York), with Shippa’s Surprise back for the third time…yes it’s a hat-trick after a Bitter Start!
Sara, Cooper and Paddy deliver another refreshing hour of school and community news. Music choices include KITSCHKRIEG (with Blumengarten & Shirin David), Pink Floyd, Michael Jackson, Neil Diamond, MGMT, Katy Perry, Snoop Dogg and Oasis.
Frey, Richie and Kiera host another upbeat hour of music and community and school news. Music from Sean Paul & Dua Lipa, Avril Lavigne, The Killers, Black Eyed Peas, Katy Perry, FELICIA, Miley Cyrus, OneRepublic and a couple of AFL themed songs courtesy of Greg Champion and Mike Brady.
Harvey curates a special episode following the passing of the legendary Dolly Parton. This show flips the Father's Day script by featuring music from female artists. It's an eclectic line-up featuring Jolie Holland, Rickie Lee Jones, Dolly Parton, Sarah McLachlan, Patty Griffin, Margo Price (with Mercury Rev), Linda Ronstadt, Laura Cantrell, Lisa Miller, Rhiannon Giddens (with New Basement Tapes), Tedeschi Trucks Band, Aimee Mann, Mavis Staples, Mary Gauthier, Rhonda Vincent and a duet featuring the late Dolores Keane with "token" male (and also late) John Prine.