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12 January 2025

Valley Sunrise Edition 816
0600 ~ 0900 AEDT

I invite you to start Sunday, my way on TYGA-FM 98.9 and on-line at www.tygafm.org.au/listen-live/

Today’s pic: Rugged Western Tasmania. Frenchman’s Cap, the peak at the centre-right of the horizon, is a long-distance landmark. Photo: Yours Truly

Today’s Playlist

TRACKRELEASE YEARHOURPREVIOUS PLAYSLAST PLAYEDISRC
Neil Diamond – I’m A Believer19671710/1/2025 
Charting this day 1972 Benny Hill – Ernie1971-21721/1/2024 
Charting this day 1972
Sherbet – Free The People
1971-21115/9/2023 
By Request Today: Cilla Black – You’re My World19641117/6/2024 
Clint Bradley – Soul Of The West20241110/1/2025 
Sonny Morgan – Beach Solution20241110/1/2025 
Andre Kostelanetz & His Orchestra – One 1321/1/2018 
By Request Today: Easybeats – Friday On My Mind196611529/12/2024 
Sandy Rasmussen – Take These Chains From My Heart201510  
Past Request 2014 ~ 2015 Rein Vallinga – Delilah202410  
By Request Today:
Billy Vaughn & His Orchestra – Telstar
 114/9/2016 
Past Request 2015 ~ 2018 Crystal Gayle – River Road 1916/3/2018 
Charting this day 1972
Mom & Dads – The Ranger’s Waltz
1971-21829/12/2023 
Craig Woodward – Be Brave20242110/1/2025 
Glenn Yarborough – Love Came A’Tricklin’ Down19652            211/8/2023 
BORN 1930  Milwaukee, Wisconsin U.S.A. – Glenn Yarborough, folk singer and the lead singer with The Limeliters between 1959 and 1963.  He has also had a successful solo career.  Died 2016.
Backtrack: Emma Jene – Higher Than The Clouds20162             719/1/2018 
Terry Bennetts – Backing In The Van20242510/1/2025 
Past Request 2017 ~ 2019
Daniel O’Donnell – It Doesn’t Matter Anymore
 21917/3/2023 
Charting this day 1974
Charley Pride – Wings Of A Dove
1971-221511/2/2022 
Manuel & The Music Of The Mountains – The Peanut Vendor 2128/12/2012 
Des O’Connor – Red Roses For A Blue Lady 2827/1/2023 
BORN 1932 Stepney, East London, England – Desmond Bernard O’Connor BKA Des O’Connor, broadcaster and singer, who has recorded thirty six albums and has had four top ten singles.  Died 2020.
Past Request 2015 ~ 2020
Harry Belafonte – Banana Boat Song
19572121/3/2024 
Audra Watt – The Good Of It20242110/1/2025 
Anthony Baxter – Christmas Day At Hanging Rock20242210/1/2025 
Gloria Estefan – I’m Not Giving You Up 20  
ABC Showband – Weekend Magazine 225/1/2025 
Kevin Sullivan – The Piano Player20243210/1/2025AUVW1 2400006
Past Request 2013 ~ 2016
Elvis Presley – The Green Green Grass of Home
19753815/9/2019 
Marty Robbins – Melba From Melbourne 3210/1/2025 
By Request Today:
Tony Christie – Train To Yesterday
 3310/1/2025 
Carmel Charlton – Heartwood20243110/1/2025AUOUL 2400001
Long John Baldry – Let The Heartaches Begin19683512/1/2024 
BORN 1941 East Haddon, Northamptonshire, England – John William Baldry alias Long John Baldry on account of his height of 2.01m, blues singer and actor who sang with many British musicians, including Rod Stewart and Elton John.  He enjoyed pop success in the UK where Let The Heartaches Begin which reached No. 1 in 1967.  Died 2005.
Simon May Orchestra – Holiday Suite 359/7/2021 
Andy Williams – Seasons In The Sun 30  
Kamahl – Guantanamera 314/10/2019 
Backtrack: Geoff Williams – Across The Ditch20243620/10/2024 
Shaun Connery & The Sounds – Walking Talking Dolly20243210/1/2025 

12 JANUARY IN HISTORY:

EVENTS

1934   Perth West Australia – The temperature rose to 43.4 C during the hottest January day for 37 years.  Exactly 44 years later, in 1978, the city had it’s hottest day then on record, at 44.7 C.  That, in turn was exceeded on 23 February 1991, when a maximum of 46.7 C was recorded.

1950  London, England – 64 crewmen perished when the submarine Truculent collided with a Swedish oil tanker in the Thames Estuary and sank

1955 South Australia – Many homes were destroyed by major bushfires near Adelaide, including the vice-regal summer house in Marble Hill. 

1965  Wanda Beach, Sydney, New South Wales – A double homicide occurred in which two 15-year-old girls, Christine Sharrock and Marriane Schmidt, were murdered.  This case has never been solved despite an unprecedented £10,000 reward.    

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