23 June 2024

16 June 2024

Today’s pic: Sunrise, Bilton Bay, Claremont.

Music Unlimited 0600 ~ 0700 AEST

Hosted by Ian MacPhee from Studio B in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Post-production by Ron Bickle, of community radio CFTA Radio Tantramar, Amherst, Nova Scotia.

Valley Sunrise Edition 787
0700 ~ 0900 AEST – PLAYLIST

Hour 1

Jasin McCahill – Thank God I’m A Country Boy (2024)
John Michael Ferrari – I Keep Dreaming (2024) ISRC TCAAW 1129204
Victoria Eman & Franz Lippert – I Drink Too (2024)
Bill Anderson – Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain (1962)
Johnny Cash & June Carter – Daddy Sang Bass (1969)  (Last Played 23-9-2020)
(June Carter, born this day 1929 in Scott County, Virginia, USA. She was a singer, dancer, songwriter, actress, musician, comedienne and author, second wife of Johnny Cash. Died 2003.)
Ronnie Kennedy – Lara’s Theme (Last Played 4-8-2023)

Lawrence Welk Orchestra – Champagne Time
Andy Williams – And Roses And Roses
Joy Adams – Best Mum In The World (2024) ISRC USJ3V 2393597
Billboard Top 20 of 1962 – No 2: Ray Charles – I Can’t Stop Loving You
Daniel O’Donnell – And Then I Kissed You
Adam Faith – As You Like It (1962) (Last Played 29-9-2017)
(Adam Faith, born this day 1940 in East Acton, London, England, as Terence Nelhams-Wright. He was a teen idol, singer, actor, and financial jornalist, who became the first English artist to lodge his first seven hits in the Top 5. He was also one of the first English acts to regularly record original songs. Died 2003.)

Hour 2

Sarah Riches – Alibi (2024)
By Request: Righteous Brothers – Unchained Melody (1965)  (Last Played 16-4-2023)
By Request: Slim Dusty – We’ve Done Us Proud (Requested 20 times previously)
By Request: Shadows – Apache (1960)  (Requested 18 times previously.)
By Request: Jazz Kings – Maria Elena


By Request: Michael Crawford – She Used To Be Mine
Ronnie Aldrich & London Festival Orchestra – The Entertainer
Taylor Brothers – Walking In The Sunshine (2024) ISRC GBSVC 2400202
Freddie Quinn – La Paloma
Charlie Adams – It’s A Good Life (2015) ISRC AUJ3Z 2300001


ON THIS DAY:

EVENTS:

1931 Roosevelt Field, Long Island, U.S.A. – Wiley Post and Tasmanian Harold Gatty took off in a single engine plane in an attempt to circumnavigate the world.  Their flight set a record for aerial circumnavigation, covering 24,903 km in 8 days, 15 hours, and 51 minutes.

1942 Wales, U.K. – One of Germany’s latest fighter aircraft, a Focke-Wulf FW-190, was captured intact when it’s pilot mistakenly landed at RAF Pembrey.

ODD SPOTS:

1968 – London, England – England’s only female High Court Judge, Justice Elizabeth Lane, gave a decree nisi in the Divorce Court to John Deane (58), a carpenter, whose wife (Florence) attacked him each time he returned from the local pub.
Justice Lane said men should be able to stop for a few beers after work. She said the wife’s conduct was cruel and Mr Deane was unable to lead a peaceful life.

1968 – Chester, England – The local council ordered restaurant owner Bill White to remove a sign “White’s Eat Inn” because it was racist. Mr White said he wasn’t going to change his name.

1968 – Los Angeles, U.S.A. – Fourteen year old Craig Elliott got out of his bunk in his parent’s camper, and wandered out the door, while the camper was moving at 80 km/h! A highway patrol car, which happened to be behind, took Craig to hospital, but his injuries were limited to bruises. Craig’s mother said he had been sleep-walking since the age of three.