17 September 2023

VALLEY SUNRISE

Playlist, 17 September 2023

Hour 1 – 7 a.m. ~ 8 a.m.

Cliff Richard & Shadows – In The Country (1966)
Drifters – This Magic Moment (1960)
Malcolm Roberts – May I Have The Next Dream With You (1968)
Kathryn Turdak – Feel Alive (2023)
Daniel O’Donnell – Moonlight and Roses
Max Greger & His Orchestra – Desafinado

Roger & Jessica Whittaker – A Perfect Day
Peggy Gilchrist – The Hills of Tara (2023)
Woodpickers – Love Lies Waiting (2023)
John Williamson & Warren Williams – Raining On The Rock
Lindsay Butler – Wheels (2023)
Anita Spring – I Honestly Love You (2023)
Will Ardell – Goodbye Lou (2023)

Hour 2 – 8 a.m. ~ 9 a.m.

Billboard No 1 for the year 1960: Percy Faith & His Orchestra – Theme from A Summer Place
By Request: P J Proby – Somewhere (1965)
By Request: Ollie Austin – Dance With Me Molly
Hugo Winterhalter & His Orchestra – Canadian Sunset
(Died this day 1973 Greenwich, Connecticut, U.S.A., Hugo Winterhalter, music arranger, composer and orchestra leader. Aged 64)
Toni West – Ride That Train
By Request: Bee Gees – Stayin’ Alive

By Request: Daniel O’Donnell – Stand Beside Me
By Request: Daniel Boone – Beautiful Sunday
By Request: Connie Francis – Lipstick On Your Collar (1959)
Marcels – Blue Moon
George Hamilton IV – Fort Worth Dallas or Houston (1964)
(Died this day 2014, Nashville, Tennessee, U.S.A., George Hamilton IV, late 1950s teen idol. Aged 77)
John Glenn – Why Is The Old Road Calling Me (2023)

Regular features on my programmes now, are brief roadworks updates, Railway Roundup and Sky High.

* The roadworks updates are compiled from information available from RoadsTas. Obviously, it is impossible to include every instance of road work throughout the State and it doesn’t include works on the part of authorities such as Transend.

** Railway Roundup is a brief rundown on the activities of volunteer operated, non-profit railway societies in the State.

*** Sky High gives information on which planets can be seen (given clear skies) and when.

****Top Billboard tracks, presently for the year 1960, will also be a regular Sunday feature. In future, you can expect to hear them around 7.45.