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1 December 2024

Valley Sunrise Edition 809
0600 ~ 0900 AEDT

Today’s pic: Lake Plimsoll, western Tasmania. Photo: Yours Truly.

THIS EDITION’S PLAYLIST

TRACKRELEASE YEARHOURPREVIOUS PLAYSLAST PLAYEDISRC
Noel Briody – The Next Time I’m In Town202410 IEWBS 2400001
Nina La Vida – Phantom der Nacht20241122/11/2024DEZ92 2401817
Brian Cadd – A Loving Man2024111/12/2024AUPEL 1700043
By Request Today: Beach Boys – Kokomo19881228/4/2019 
Past Request 2023: Bob Lind – Elusive Butterfly19661612/11/2023 
Lee Sims – I’m The One That Ain’t Coming Back202410  
BORN this day 1932, Shoreditch, London, England – Terence Edward Parsons, alias Matt Monro, one of the most popular entertainers on the international music scene during the 1960s.  During his 30 year career, he sold over 100 million records.  Died 1985.
Matt Monro – I Love You Because 1122/9/2024 
Bert Kaempfert & His Orchestra – My Guy’s Come Back 10  
Steel Skarecrow – I Only Want You For Christmas202410  
Backtrack: Joy Adams – Make The World Go Away2022149/9/2022NZRI1 2202031
Past Request 2018: Billy Ocean – Love Really Hurts Without You1976166/1/2023 
Chart-Topper this week in 1964: Herman’s Hermits – I’m Into Something Good202411418/10/2024 
Ricky May – Mister Five By Five 211/9/2019 
Ron Christopher – All About The Song2024218/10/2023QZWKY 2400269
Backtrack: Studeo – Life’s A Journey20212425/6/2021 
Ronnie Milsap – Four Walls 2        0  
Trevor Loughrey – I’d Really Love To See You Tonight20242        0  
Hank Snow – Daisy A Day 20  
Box Tree Orchestra – Endless Love 20  
BORN this day 1945, Honolulu, Hawaii, U.S.A. – Bethany Ann Midler, alias Bette Midler, singer, actress and comedienne, also known informally as “The Divine Miss M”.  She has sold over 30 million records.  Turns 79 today.
Bette Midler – Hey There 2220/11/2020 
Past Request 2019: Bobby Vinton – Mr Lonely 21023/10/2020 
Rob Breese – It’s Me20242129/11/2024AUC8U 2400001
Backtrack: Richard Mulligan – Good Luck Charm20202611/10/2024 
Gilbert O’Sullivan – Oooh Baby197320  
Celia Bryce Band – Healing Wind20243129/11/2024 
By Request Today: Roy Orbison – California Blue 31120/10/2024 
Sandy Summers – Angel of the Morning202430 AUK2B 2300009
By Request Today: George Strait – The Cowboy Rides Away 314/10/2024 
Destiny Band Oz – Great Courage 3415/3/2020 
Lawrence Welk & His Orchestra – The Redwing Polka 30  
Kara Ciezki – Medley~Sweet Dreams~Seven Nation Army~I Feel Love2024 0 TCAIO 2430756
Past Request 2012: Boris Gardiner – I Want To Wake Up With You19863325/11/2022 
Phoebe Hutchison – My Little Companion202430  
Victoria Eman – Beautiful202430 NLJ9A 2400002

1 DECEMBER IN HISTORY:

EVENTS

1864  Brisbane, Queensland – The Great Fire of Brisbane destroyed the city block bounded by Queen, George, Elizabeth and Albert Streets.  Fifty houses were lost, together with two banks, three hotels, and many other businesses.  The fire started in the cellar of a drapery store and quickly spread through the predominately wooden buildings.  No lives were lost. 

1955  Montgomery, Alabama U.S.A. – Seamstress Rosa Parks refused to give up her bus seat to a white man, and was arrested for violating the city’s racial segregation laws.  This sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott, which resulted in a crippling financial deficit for the city’s public transit system, because the city’s black population formed the bulk of the system’s paying customers

1957  New South Wales – A bushfire destroyed much of the holiday towns of Leura and Wentworth Falls.  The entire population of Leura, 4,500 people, was evacuated.

1968  Blue Mountains, New South Wales – Bushfires in the Grose Valley and near Glenbrook threatened the towns of Lawson, Wentworth Falls, Leura and Katoomba.