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Woody Guthrie 1942 New Year Resolutions
Woody's new year resolutions from 1942 still stand tall today. He was a man on a mission and way ahead of most folks back then. (Thanks TS for sending this to me) Here they are: 1. Work more and better
Posted On 03/01/2012 21:07:07 by administrator
The Good Uncle rtrfm 92.1 replay
"The Good Uncle" does the Up Late show usually once a week on RTRFM 92.1 Always a diverse mix of excellent music from a fully fledged man of the vinyl... spun from 1am to 4am. If you're not up at that time, you can always listen to a replay of the show. Here's one to get a taste... Click http://www.rtrfm.com.au/shows/uplate/date/2011-11-0 9 You'll be glad you did!
Posted On 12/11/2011 22:05:21 by administrator
Vinyl Records Perth - Moogys
Came across a good mobile vinyl record store the other day while in Mt Lawley. I love records... the covers, the sound, the liner notes, the sound and did I mention the sound! Nothin like it. Moogy's Mobile Record Store is the name and the guy who runs had a fine selection of vinyl on hand. The sort of stuff that would keep a record hound coming back for more. The beauty is that the shop moves where things are happening. He gave me a card so ... Read More
Posted On 29/10/2011 08:51:27 by administrator
100 Songs That Changed History?
Time Out London have published their list of 100 Songs That Have Changed History. These are songs that for whatever reason had an effect on world events or developments. The list counts down from 100 and includes many videos of the songs and images of the artists. If you've got a moment, it's worth a peek to see what made it on the list. http://www.timeout.com/london/feature/1452/100-so ngs-that-changed-history-the-l ist Let ... Read More
Posted On 19/10/2011 21:44:20 by administrator
List of Indigenous Australian Musicians and Bands
Here's an excellent list of indigenous musicians and bands from all over Australia. I'm sure its just the tip of the iceberg but this selection offers loads of names and bands to explore. Click indigenous Australian musicians to check them out (will open in new window). There's so much talent around, you just gotta take a moment to hear what's going on.
Posted On 23/09/2011 21:19:25 by administrator
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