30 June 2024
Today’s pic – The Derwent River near Dromedary
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 788
0700 ~ 0900 AEST – PLAYLIST
Hour 1
Ray Conniff Singers – Don’t Sleep In The Subway (Last Played 23-1-2022)
Men Of The Village – Another Start (2024) ISRC NLH2N 24 00010
Foster & Allen – Wand-rin’ Star
Bernie O’Brien – Rosanna (2022)
Chet Atkins – White Silver Sands (Last Played 23-9-2016)
(Chester Atkins, alias Chet Atkins, died this day 2001 in Nashville, Tennessee, USA. He was a guitarist and record producer who, with Owen Bradley, created the smooth country music style known as the Nashville Sound. Aged 77.)
The Jazz Kings – Sing A Little Song (Played 6 times previously)
European Show Band – Sentimental Over You (Last Played 23-8-2013)
Nat King Cole – The Girl From Ipanema
Rachael Leahcar – Nights In White Satin (2012) (Last Played 10-3-2017)
Billboard Top 20 of 1962 – No 3: Dee Dee Sharp – Mashed Potato Time
Simon & Garfunkel – Homeward Bound (1966) (Last Played 4-10-2022)
Lolita – Sailor (1960) (Played 19 times previously, last Played 30-6-2023)
(Edith Zuser, alias Lolita, died this day 2010 in Salzburg, Austria. Lolita was a pop singer who began singing in local clubs whist working as a kindergarten teacher. Her recording career began in 1957 and in December 1959, recorded her only Gold record – Sailor. Aged 79.)
Andrew Ryan – Beauty Of The Bush (2023)
Hour 2
Bill Anderson – Country D J (1963)
By Request: Beatles – In My Life (1965) (Played 8 times previously, requested 7 times. Last Played 19-5-2024)
By Request: Destiny Band Oz – It’s The Gift (Played 10 times previously, requested 5 times. Last Played 7-5-2023)
By Request: Isla Grant – Will You Walk With Me (Played 9 times previously, requested 4 times. Last Played 1-12-2019)
By Request: Winifred Atwell – The Black And White Rag (1952) (Played 11 times previously, requested 5 times. Last Played 16-7-2023)
By Request: Beatles – P S I Love You (Played 10 times previously, requested 8 times. Last Played 12-11-2023)
John Glenn – The Blue Side of Lonesome
Zac Griffith – My River Runs To You (2024) ISRC GBSVC 2400202
Slim Dusty – Pay Day At The Pub
James Blundell & James Reyne – Way Out West (Last Played 30-5-2014)
ON THIS DAY:
EVENTS ON THIS DAY:
1886 Montreal, Canada – The first transcontinental train trip across the country departed. Operated by the Canadian Pacific Railway, it arrived in Port Moody, British Columbia on July 4.
1894 London, England – Tower Bridge was officially opened by the-then Prince of Wales (later to become King Edward VII. It’s total construction cost was £1,184,000, or a little over £100 million in today’s values. Each of its two opening bascules, or roadway sections, weigh over 1,000 tonnes.
1927 Sydney, New South Wales – Charles Kingsford Smith and Charles Ulm completed a record-breaking circumnavigation flight around Australia in 10 days, 5 hours and 15 minutes. Their 7 year old plane had an open cockpit, rudimentary navigation aids and therefore could be flown only in daylight.
1940 Sydney, New South Wales – The flying boat Aotearoa arrived from Auckland carrying nine passengers and 40,000 letters, making the first such flight for Tasman Empire Airways Ltd. The flight had taken nearly nine hours.
1947 New Town, Tasmania – A bulldozer turned the first soil for construction of the first stage of a new northern outlet road from Cornelian Bay Road to Berriedale. (Stage 1 of the Brooker Highway.)
1947 Masterton, New Zealand – The country faced the worst flooding for 50 years after 10 inches (254mm) of rain fell in 24 hours in the Wairarapa district. Heavy damage was caused to highways and bridges, while the main trunk railway was inundated, halting Wellington – Auckland train services.
1960 Moonah, Tasmania – Prompt action by staff at the Bowen Road Primary School saved the lives of several children who had swallowed morphine sulphate tablets. They were rushed to hospital by the headmaster, Mr Groom, in his own car and treated in the outpatients section.
1965 Woodmans Point, near Fremantle, West Australia – The 10-man crew of a 320 ton explosives carrier, Blythe Star, abandoned the ship after it ran aground in heavy seas. Authorities did not consider the ship, which was laden with 12,000 tons of gelignite and other explosives, was in danger of exploding.
ODD SPOTS:
1968 – Fergus Falls, Minnesota, U.S.A. – When a railway waggon containing powdered dog food arrived at a concrete mixing plant, it was unloaded and transferred to the mixing machinery. The mistake wasn’t discovered until the mix was used in a footpath, and didn’t harden.
1968 – Port Moresby, New Guinea – A local villager was walking to his home in Madang when a cow started to chase him. When he ran into a copra drying shed, the cow followed.
He jumped into a nearby river, and the cow followed. He gave the cow “the slip” by squeezing between two boulders – then discovered he was stuck. He spent the night calling for help before his son rescued him.
1968 – Hobart, Tasmania. – A motorist’s view of parking meter attendants changed when one said he was “sorry” he had to book him. The motorist went to the Town Hall with haste, to pay his dollar fine.
AMENDED
28 June 2024
Friday Morning Radio Edition 423
The Playlist:
Hour 1 (9.00 ~ 10.00):
Chasing Twisters – All The Way To Deja Vu (2024)
Don Joy & Melanie Lynn – I Know What I Said (2024)
Frank Ifield – Crazy (1963)
John Inman – Are You Being Served (Played 8 times previously. Last played 8-3-2024)
[John Inman, born this day 1935 in Preston, Lancashire, England, best remembered as the actor who portrayed Mr Humphries in the 1970s/80s sitcom Are You Being Served. His earlier career in clothing retail served him well for this role in a menswear department. Died 2007.]
Chad Morgan – Three Ply Coffin
Eddie Holman – Hey There Lonely Girl (1970) (Played 3 times previously. Last played 3-6-2018)
Geoff Love & His Orchestra – The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
Andy Williams – Charade
Renee & Renato – Save Your Love (1982) [Renato Pagliari, born this day in Rome, Italy. Died 2009] (Played 13 times previously. Last played 31-3-2023)
Bee Gees – Warm Ride (1977)
60 Year Diamond Classic: Tornados – Monte Carlo (1964) (Played 6 times previously. Last played 27-8-2021)
60 Year Diamond Classic: Gene Pitney – Yesterday’s Hero (1964) (Played 2 times previously. Last played 20-7-2014)
Hour 2 (10.00 ~ 11.00):
Jax Tonic – Sitting Here On A Beach (2023)
Graham Oliver – I Don’t Know How I’ll Ever Get Over You (2024)
Foster & Allen – Take Me Home Country Roads
They Don’t Make Them Like This Anymore: Sheb Wooley – The Purple People Eater (1958) (Played 12 times previously. Last played 17-11-2023)
Lyndel Lucas – Slow Dance (2024)
Steve Condon – In My Life (2024)
Orchestral Sounds – Spanish Flea
Victoria Eman & Franz Lippert – I Drink Too (2024)
Bob Marshall – Father’s Day (2024)
Anne Fraser – She Sang The Harmony (2024)
Slim Dusty – I Don’t Want No Woman Around
By Request: Billy Vaughn & His Orchestra – The French Song (Played 3 times previously. Last played 6-8-2021)
Sean Cuddy – Dance In Tubbercurry (2024)
Hayley Westenra – Pokarekare Ana
Hour 3 (11.00 ~ 12.00):
Silverline – Let The Rain Fall (2024)
Bunky Christiansen – Cradle of Love (2016) QMEU 32111938
Jason Carruthers – Storm On The Mountain (2020)
Max Bygraves – Tiny Bubbles (Played 5 times previously. Last played 23-8-2015)
Max Howard Chambers – Frown Upside Down (2024)
Stephen Stokes – A Peace Cry (2024) IEWLB2400001
David Whitaker & His Orchestra – Good Morning Starshine (Last played 25-8-2013)
60 Year Diamond Classic: Beach Boys – Don’t Worry Baby (1964) (Played 8 times previously. Last played 19-7-2019)
60 Year Diamond Classic: Lucille Starr – The French Song (1964) (Played 11 times previously. Last played 27-8-2021)
ABBA – Put On Your White Sombrero (1980)
Cowsills – Indian Lake (1968) (Played 5 times previously. Last played 11-11-2022)
Ray Malcolm – California Blue (2023) (Played 5 times previously. Last played 26-11-2023)
From Karin, listening in Perth, West Australia, today, regarding Tiny Bubbles:
I was tuned in to another great Friday Morning Radio Show & your inviting company. Some wonderful tracks were played & then the notorious “Antioxidant” was mentioned, of course with my name attached. 
Thank you DJ Ray for playing this uplifting “Bubbles Song” for me, I’ve enjoyed the tunes with a smile on my face 
♡
From Janine, listening in the Derwent Valley today:
Oh this takes me back & warms my heart. Tiny Bubbles I have a clear vision of sitting watching the sunset in Maui sipping a wine & listening to a gorgeous Hawaiian native singing this song …..it was a memory that will never leave me….. Don’t ever think no one is enjoying your program how could they not….you play such diverse music something for everyone… I wouldn’t be the only one experiencing these great memories all because of your music…..take care…
Yours Truly
Thank you so much DJ Ray for including this awesome Trumpet Solo for me 
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