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26 October 2023

Music Unlimited with Ian MacPhee, 29 October 2023

Sunday morning, and at 6.00 AEDT on TYGA-FM, 98.9 and on-line ( www.tygafm.org.au/listen-live/ ),

Ian’s playlist is always varied, and in this edition includes Olivia Newton-John, Anne Murray, Johnny Mathis, Doris Day and a lot more.

Music Unlimited is produced in Studio B in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada by retired professional radio announcers Ian MacPhee and
Paul Meagher, both of whom have clocked over 50 years in radio.

Paul also hosts regular late-evening programmes on CFEP Seaside FM

Post-production is by Ron Bickle, of community radio CFTA in Amherst; Ron is also a retired radio professional.

Valley Sunrise with Ray Hewitt, Edition 753

Follows at 7.00, with specially chosen indie artists plus great memories including Dean Martin, Gerry and the Pacemakers, Bill Haley and the Comets,
and Dolly Parton.

Listener requests after 8.00 – call me during the programme on 6261 2000. One request per person please – and it’ll be great to hear from you.

Today’s Valley Sunrise playlist:

Hour 1:


Neil Sedaka – Wheeling West Virginia (1969)
Allan Gumm – Crying (2023)
Bobby Russell – 1432 Franklin Pike Circle Hero (1968)
Dean Martin – Rocking Alone In An Old Rocking Chair (1963)
Geoff Love & His Orchestra – Piano Parchment (Theme to All Creatures Great and Small)
Born this day 1925, Cheltenham, England – Robert Hardy, actor best remembered for his role as the irascible veterinarian Siegfried Farnon in the long running television series, All Creatures Great And Small.
Zora – Spanish Nights (2023)

Gerry & Pacemakers – You’ll Never Walk Alone (1963)
Woody Herman – At The Woodchoppers Ball
Died this day 1987, West Hollywood, California, U.S.A. – Woody Herman, jazz clarinetist, saxophonist and popular 1930s/40s big band leaders.

Living Guitars – There Goes My Everything
Jimmy Jones – Handy Man (No 8 of the top 20 Billboard tracks of 1960)
Sean Brennan – Keep On The Sunny Side
Bill Haley & Comets – Don’t Knock The Rock (1957)
Quote from a Tasmanian Member of the Legislative Council, Lucy GRounds, in 1956: Rock and Roll was just another phase in dance music, like the Charleston. It would soon die out and be replaced by something else.
Walter Brennan – The Epic Flight of John H Glenn (1962)
On This Day, 1998 – Cape Canaveral, Florida, U.S.A. – The space shuttle Discovery blasted off with 77-year old John Glenn aboard, making him the oldest person to go into space.

Also born this day:
1947, Brooklyn, New York, U.S.A. – Richard Dreyfuss, actor (Turns 76)
1948, Birmingham, alabama, U.S.A. – Kate Jackson, actress (Turns 75)


Hour 2:

Lindsay Butler – Wheels (2023)
By Request: Willie Nelson – On The Road Again
By Request: Johnny Horton – All For The Love Of A Girl
By Request: Harry Secombe – Song of Joy
Doc Watson – Southbound Passenger Train
Al Cerny & Bill Mankiss – The French Minuet

Andre Rieu – Edelweiss
Connie Francis – Tango Delle Rose
Dolly Parton – The Moon The Stars and Me
Steve Sparrow – Big Old Land Australia (2023)
Lance Birrell – Aussie Medley (2023)
Joe Diamond – I Wish I Had The Job (2023)
Apollo 100 – Joy

Friday Morning Radio, Edition 388, 27 October 2023

Three hours of easy listening with current indie releases and memories;

Regular weather updates;

A rundown on some roadworks happening in the South;

Railway Round-up (when Tasmanian volunteer-operated Tourist & Heritage trains are running);

And Sky High (which planets are visible and when).

On air 9 a.m. ~ Midday AEDT on TYGA-FM 98.9, the Derwent Valley’s own radio station.

Here is this morning’s playlist:

Hour 1:

Charley Pride – I Wonder Could I Live There Anymore
Hawking Brothers – Singing The Blues
Lucky Starr – A Friend Like You
Sean Brennan – Friday At The Dance (2023)
Sabrina Fallon – My Uncle Mike (2023)

Manuel & The Music Of The Mountains – Island In The Sun
Floyd Cramer – San Antonio Rose
(Floyd Cramer, born this day 1933 in Shreveport, Louisiana, U.S.A. Died 1997)
Leroy Van Dyke – Walk On By (1961)
Margie Singleton & George Jones – I’ll Just Walk On By (1961)
60 Year Diamond Classic: Delltones – Hanging Five (1963)
60 Year Diamond Classic: Crystals – Then He Kissed Me (1963)
Mac & Katie Kissoon – Sugar Candy Kisses (1975)

Hour 2:

Michael Jay Hughes – Thunderbird Night (2023)
Dianne Lindsay – What’s A Bush Ballad (2023)
Joe Diamond – Are You Teasing Me (2023)
They Don’t Make Them Like This Anymore: Archie Bleyer – Hernando’s Hideaway (1954)
Xavier Cugat & His Orchestra – Miami Beach Rhumba
(Xavier Cugat, died this day 1990 in Barcelona, Spain, aged 90.)
Anne Murray – He Thinks I Still Care
S M 2 – The Judging (2023)

Max Greger & His Orchestra – Stranger On The Shore
Allan Gumm – Crying (2023)
Johnny Riley – Dirty Ol’ Day (2023)
Troy Cassar-Daly – Something About Trains
Glenn Levi – Let ‘Em Know (2023)
Daddy Cool – Bom Bom (1971)
Bill Goodall – The White Rabbit (2023)

Hour 3:

Janey Kirk – Mockingbird Hill
Hickory Hank – West Virginia Mountains (2023)
Gerard Gormley – Two Rooms And A Kitchen (2023)
Billy Fury – A Thousand Stars (1960)
Destiny Band Oz – All Alone (2023)

Percy Faith & His Orchestra – Up On The Roof
60 Year Diamond Classic: Fats Domino – Red Sails In The Sunset (1963)
60 Year Diamond Classic: Angels – My Boyfriend’s Back (1963)
By Request – Jim Reeves – Distant Drums
Heintje – Wenn Der Sommer Kommt
Shelly Jones Band with Lester Treuer – One Night At A Time (2023)
Lance Birrell – Aussie Medley (2023)
Monkees – A Little Bit Me A Little Bit You (1967)


LOOKING BACK……


1959 LEUNEBURG, West Germany – Authorities had been trying for over a year to locate an unlicenced “pirate” radio station which was broadcasting jazz.
It was believed the station was being operated by teenagers who moved the transmitter to different places after each broadcast to foil Government direction-finder equipment.
But then, the station’s announcer addressed the direction-finder crews, suggesting they take a rest because there would be no broadcast the following day.

1960 NEW NORFOLK, Tasmania – A local resident had a surprise when he saw himself twice, as a World War 2 serviceman, on the television programme “War In The Air.”

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22 October 2023

Music Unlimited with Ian MacPhee 6 a.m. ~ 7 a.m.

Valley Sunrise with Ray Hewitt , Edition 752, 7 a.m. ~ 9 a.m.

Sunday 15 October 2023 (Times are AEDT)

Hour 1:

Marcella Tornabene – Summer Days (2022)
Josh Powell-Fussell – Kiss Me Like That (2023)
Victoria Eman – When Love Starts Talkin’ (2023)
Graeme Connors – Pacifica
Annette Funicello – Dreamin’ About You (1964)
(Annette Funicello, actress and singer, born this day 1942 in Utica, New York, U.S.A. Died 2013)
Bobby Fuller Four – I Fought The Law (1966)
(Robert Fuller, rock singer, songwriter and guitarist, born this day 1942 in Baytown, Texas, U.S.A. Died 1966)

Noelle Shevlin – Mulroy Bay (2023)
Lucky Starr – Lockdown Blues
Rodney Vincent – I Just Called To Say I Love You
Billboard No 7 of 1960 – Elvis Presley – It’s Now Or Never
Rick Nelson – Louisiana Man
Petula Clark – Don’t Give Up (1968)

Hour 2:

Sean Brennan – Country Medley (2023)
By Request: Alan Jackson – Remember When
By Request: Glen Dee – You’ll Always Be My Little Girl
By Request: Gracie Fields – The Biggest Aspidistra In The World (1938)
Mike Wilkinson – Locomotive 3801 (2018)

By Request: Don Williams – Lord I Hope This Day Is Good
Kenji Standlee – Blessings From Above (2023)
Ton Clarke – Good Old Fashioned Way (2023)
Perry Como – Don’t Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes (1953)
Glenn Levi – Let ‘Em Know


On This Day:

1917  –   The first passenger train travelled the Transcontinental railway between Port Augusta and Kalgoorlie.

1981  –   Paris, France – The TGV high speed electric railway service between Paris and Lyon was inaugurated.  This dedicated system was later expanded to other major French cities.  TGV trains now carry over 110 million passengers annually at speeds up to 320 km/h.
In 2007 a modified TGV train set the current world speed record for a wheeled train, of 574.8 km/h.

1958  –   Melbourne, Victoria – The 500,000th Holden car, an FC series station sedan, rolled off the assembly line.  The car was donated by General Motors-Holden to the Royal Flying Doctor Service in Cloncurry, Queensland.   

1975  –   The Soviet unmanned spacecraft Venera 9 landed on the planet Venus and became the first lander to return images from the surface of another planet.  Venera 9 detected clouds up to 40 km thick, an atmospheric pressure on the surface 90 times that of Earth and a temperature of 460 C. 


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19 October 2023

Friday Morning Radio, Edition 387, 20 October 2023

Some great Indie tracks and memories on the playlist and features include the Roadworks Update, Diamond Classics,
Railway Round-up, and Sky High.

Diamond Classics are tracks which were on the Australian Top 40 charts on this day in 1963 – exactly 60 years ago.

Railway Roundup gives mention of what train rides are available, where and when, and Sky High, which planets can be seen in
our skies, where and when.

For the first time I have an interstate pic as the masthead. The volunteer-run Zig Zag Railway in New South Wales is officially
reopening this weekend after many years of closure, caused by serious bushfire damage on two separate occasions.

I wish them every success. They seem to be on the right track, with most trains this weekend booked out!

TYGA-FM streams on the net at www.tygafm.org.au/listen-live/

The Playlist:

Hour 1:

Victoria Eman – When Love Starts Talkin’ (2023)
Marty Robbins – Melba From Melbourne
Carol Markstrom – Long Long Time (2023)
Allan Gumm – Crying (2023)
Zora – Spanish Nights (2023)
Drifters – There Goes My Baby (1959)

Melbourne Pops Orchestra Conducted by Tommy Tycho – We Do It
Kathy Kirby – Secret Love
(Kathy Kirby born this day 1938, Ilford, Essex, England. Died 2011)
The Travelling Wilburys – End Of The Line (1988)
(Member Tom Petty born this day 1950, Gainesville, Florida, U.S.A. Died 2017)
Col Elliott – Proud To Be Aussie (2023)
60 Year Diamond Classic: Diane Ray – Please Don’t Talk to The Lifeguard (1963)
60 Year Diamond Classic: Village Stompers – Washington Square (1963)
By Request: Dolly Parton – Jolene
Victor Silvester & His Orchestra – Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep

*Also born this day – 1959, Dublin, Ireland: Niamh Cusack, actress known for he role as Dr Kate Rowan in the television series Heartbeat.

Hour 2:

Archies – Bang Shang A Lang (1968)
Dermot O’Hara – Sunday Morning Coming Down (2023)
Will Ardell – Goodbye Lou (2023)
They Don’t Make Them Like This Anymore: Andy Williams – Butterfly (1957)
Alice Benfer – Long Black Skirts (2023)
Jim Reeves – Snowflake (1966)

Paul Saulnier – Velsa Pour Marie
Steve Stern – The Lady In Black (2023)
Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu – Djarmirri
Destiny Band Oz – All Alone (2023)
Ian MacNamara – Cootamundra On The Main Trunk Line
Alexander Brothers – The Flying Scotsman

Hour 3:

Sean Brennan – Come With Me Molly (2023)
Steve Sparrow – Big Old Land Australia (2023)
Chris Boots Lee – Always Wanting More (2023)
Alan Copeland & Beverley Kelly – Swinging On A Star
Daniel O’Donnell – Pretty Little Girl From Omagh
Pete Moore & His Orchestra – The Most Beautiful Girl

Brian May & ABC Melbourne showband – The Rhythm Of Life
60 Year Diamond Classic: Nat King Cole – That Sunday That Summer (1963)
60 Year Diamond Classic: Johnny Crawford – Petite Chanson (1963)
Anne Murray – He Thinks I Still Care
Douglas Ray Jaffe – It’s (2023)
Seekers – The Music Of The World A’Turning
Alisha Smith – Blue Gums Calling Me Back Home

+ 60 Year Diamond Classics are tracks which were charting on Top 40s around Australia on this day, 60 years ago.


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14 October 2023

Music Unlimited with Ian MacPhee 6 a.m. ~ 7 a.m.

Valley Sunrise with Ray Hewitt , Edition 751, 7 a.m. ~ 9 a.m.
Sunday 15 October 2023 (Times are AEDT)

Sunday, and in Music Unlimited with Ian MacPhee (by way of a quick pre-view), included in this edition
were Daniel Boone; Neil Young; the Monkees; Paul Mauriat & His Orchestra; and Kenny Rogers and much more.

It is another top programme from Ian and his producer, Paul Meagher, in Studio B over in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Valley Sunrise with Yours Truly follows, for more Sunday easy-listening.

I do listener requests after 8 a.m., so please let me know what you’d like to hear on 6261 2000 during the programme.

The playlist for this edition appears below.

If you’re out of the broadcast area, simply click on this link: www.tygafm.org.au/listen-live/


Between now and late, this Saturday evening, tune in to Craig and Lee (see photo) for even more great listening – AND requests!

Valley Sunrise, Edition 751, 15 October 2023 Playlist:

Hour 1:

Judy Stone – Gentle On My Mind
Neil Anthony – Never Pass This Way Again (2023)
Cilla Black – Love’s Just A Broken Heart (1966)
Edward Woodward – Can’t Smile Without You
Barry McGuire – Eve of Destruction (1965) [Barry McGuire born this day 1935 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma U.S.A., Turns 88]
Carpenters – Close To You (1970) [Richard Carpenter born this day 1946 New Haven Connecticut, U.S.A., Turns 77]

Vanessa Bourne – Lord I Hope This Day Is Good (2023)
Daryl Somers – Night And Day
[Cole Porter, composer of numerous songs including “Night And Day” died this day 1964 in Santa Monica, California, U.S.A., aged 73]
Al Martino – A Time For Us
Brenda Lee – I’m Sorry (1960) [Number 6 of the Top 20 Billboard tracks, 1960]
Alan Mackey & Anne Kirkpatrick – Walking Away With The Moon (2023)

Hour 2:

Acoustic Bloom – Carolina In The Fall (2023)
By Request: Rod Stewart – Rhythm Of My Heart
By Request: Pussycat – Mississippi
By Request: Shirley Thoms – The Last Thing On My Mind
Rick Nelson – Night Train To Memphis

By Request: Helen Reddy – You And Me Against The World
Col Elliott – Proud To Be An Aussie
By Request: Slim Dusty – We’ve Done Us Proud
Heintje – Two Little Stars
John Gilheaney – The Golden Rogue (2023)
ABBA – Nina Pretty Ballerina (1973)

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13 October 2023

Friday Morning Radio, Edition 386, 13 October 2023 Playlist:

Hour 1:

Sabrina Fallon – Waxies Dargle (2023)
Johnny Riley – Dirty Ol’ Day (2023)
Abby Grace – Dancing On The Line (2023)
Bobby Mackey – Anita You’re Dreaming (2023)
Graeme Connors – Can’t Tell You Any Other Way
Little Patti – I Don’t Want To Play House

Australian National Concert Orchestra – Till There Was You
Nana Mouskouri – A Place In My Heart (Nana Mouskouri born this day 1934 in Chania, Crete. Turns 89)
Paul Simon – You Can Call Me Al (1986) (Paul Simon born this day 1941 in Newark, New Jersey, U.S.A. Turns 82)
Rachael Leahcar – Shooting Star (2012)
60 Year Diamond Classic: Shadows – Shindig (1963)
60 Year Diamond Classic: Kathy Kirby – Dance On (1963)
By Request: Kenny Rogers – Lucille

Hour 2:

George Finizo – Teardrops (2023)
Kid Norkjen – Give Me Back The Good Old Feeling (2023)
Mexicans – Up Cherry Street
They Don’t Make Them Like This Anymore: Alma Cogan – Dreamboat (1955)
Gary Mangan – The Fields of Saskatchewan (2023)
Elisabeth Gray – Good Enough (2023)

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra – Any Dream Will Do
David Garrick – Dear Mrs Applebee (1966)
New Seekers – I’m A Train (1971)
Oliver – Good Morning Starshine (1968)
Lester Treuer & Shelly Jones Band – One Night At A Time (2023)
Lance Birrell – Aussie Medley (2023)

Hour 3:

Steve Sparrow – Big Old Land Australia (2023)
Peter Doyle – Plastic Dreams And Toy Balloons (1967) (Peter Doyle died this day 2001, Castlemaine, Victoria, aged 52.)
Jade Hurley & Pixie Jenkins – A Little Bit Country
Al Martino – Strangers In The Night (Al Martino died this day 2010, Springfield, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. aged 82.)
Melinda Hanssen – Dance To Country Music (2023)
Eric Bogle – Aussie Barbecue

Sandra Strating – Lass Es Einfach Liebe Sein (2023)
Robert Bentley & His Orchestra – With A Little Bit Of Luck
60 Year Diamond Classic: Caravelles – You Don’t Have To Be A Baby To Cry (1963)
60 Year Diamond Classic: Heinz – Just Like Eddie (1963)
Highway 95 – Save Me (2023)
Neil Anthony – Never Pass This Way Again (2023)
Racey – Some Girls (1979)

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12 October 2023

Friday Morning with Ray, Edition 386, 13 October 2023

In this morning’s programme, three hours of easy listening with current indie releases and memories;

Regular weather updates;

A rundown on some roadworks happening in the South;

Railway Round-up (when volunteer-operated Tourist & Heritage trains are running);

And Sky High (which planets are visible and when).

On air 9 a.m. ~ Midday AEDT on TYGA-FM 98.9, streaming at www.tygafm.org.au/listen-live/

This Edition’s pic – Newly restored locomotive Abt No 2, before delivery to the West Coast Wilderness Railway, Queenstown, Tasmania. (See below).

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12 October 2023

12 October 2023

Queenstown, Tasmania – And on a railway note, Abt No 2 has finally re-joined most of it’s sister locomotives after a major re-build.

Initially built in the 1890s, this engine was fortunate to have been preserved by the Tasmanian Transport Museum Society for many decades, after the Queenstown-Strahan
“Abt” railway closed in 1963.

This railway was constructed through extremely mountainous country in western Tasmania primarily to carry ore from the Mt Lyell mines to the port of Strahan for export.
There being no roads into that part of Tasmania, rail was the only way in – and out – of Queenstown until the early 1960s.

This railway features a rack section, with a pair of toothed rails laid between the main running rails. A pair of matching cogs beneath the Abt locomotives enable them to climb
and descend a pair of particularly steep gradients which would otherwise be impossible.

Five of these special locomotives were built and used by the former Mt Lyell Mining and Railway Company. Those numbered 1, 2, 3 and 5 survived into preservation.
No 4 was unlucky, and was scrapped around the time the “Abt” railway was dismantled, soon after it’s closure.

The railway formation was abandoned and left to the rainforest to reclaim. There was a proposal to convert it into a one-way tourist road, but that came to nothing.

During the 1980s, there were proposals to rebuild the railway exactly as it was; these were dismissed by the State Governments of the day until a Launceston entrepreneur gave it
his backing.

The railway was re-built using rails salvaged from the defunct Scottsdale – Herrick line, and three of the original steam locomotives were obtained, rebuilt and converted to
oil burners. Two diesel locomotives, which were also previously used on the “Abt” railway, were purchased back from the Zig Zag Railway in New South Wales.

Period-style carriages were constructed using underframes and bogies purchased from Tasrail. The originals are now in service on the Puffing Billy Railway in Victoria.

Tourist trains have been running on this line for many years and, now, all surviving Mt Lyell Mining and Railway Company locomotives are in the West Coast Wilderness
Railway fleet, to haul tourist trains along this very spectacular railway.

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8 October 2023

Valley Sunrise, Edition 750, 8 October 2023 Playlist:

Hour 1:

White Plains – My Baby Loves Loving (1970)
Russell Morris – Hot Love (1979)
Jade Hurley & Pixie Jenkins – A Little Bit Country
Victoria Eman – When Love Starts Talkin’ (2023)
Nick Berry – Heartbeat
(Born this day 1928 Heath End, Surrey, England – Walter Frederick George Williams, alias Bill Maynard, actor best known for his role as
Claude Jeremiah Greengrass in the popular TV series, Heartbeat. Died 2018.)

Susan Raye – L A International Airport (1971)
(Born this day 1944 Eugene, Oregon, U.S.A. – Susan Raye, singer remembered for this No 1 hit. Turns 79 today.)

Lynchburg & Weeping Willows – Together With You (2023)
Ron Christopher – All About The Song (2023)
Living Guitars – Temma Harbour
Johnny Preston – Running Bear (No 4 of the top 20 Billboard tracks 1960)
Will Ardell – Goodbye Lou (2023)
Joy Adams & Gary R Farmer – The Point Of No Return (2023)

Hour 2:

Lance Birrell – Aussie Medley (2023)
By Request: Michael Crawford – On Eagles Wings
By Request: Bay City Rollers – I Only Want To Be With You
By Request: Owen Mac – Lucky Star
Patsy Cline – Life’s Railway To Heaven
By Request: James Blunt – You’re Beautiful

By Request: Buddy Williams & Ivy Somerfeld – Let’s Grow Old Together
Steve Sparrow – Big Old Land Australia (2023)
Mark Knopfler & Chet Atkins – Just One Time
Glen Miller & His Orchestra – Moonlight Serenade
Brian May & ABC Melbourne Showband – String of Pearls
Engelbert Humperdinck – This Is My Song

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5 October 2023

6 October 2023

Friday Morning Radio, Edition 385 Playlist

My apologies for the delay in posting this playlist.


Hour 1:

Brendan McMahon – Send In The Clowns (2023)
Victoria Eman – When Love Starts Talkin’ (2023)
Lonnie Spiker – I’ll Be Seeing You Someday (2023)
Zora – Spanish Nights (2023)
Max Bygraves – Medley~Hey Look Me Over~Consider Yourself~Standing On The Corner
Jim Reeves – From A Jack To A King

Joe Loss & His Orchestra – Boom Bang A Bang
Shadows – Kon Tiki
Millie – My Boy Lollipop (1964)
(Born this day 1947 Clarendon, Jamaica – Millicent Dolly May Small alias Millie, the first international recording star from the Caribbean. Died 2020.)
Seekers – Cotton Fields
60 Year Diamond Classic: Jet Harris & Tony Meehan – Applejack
60 Year Diamond Classic: Beach Boys – Little Deuce Coupe
Leroy Larson, Bernie Sundemeyer, Mel Brenden, Helge Lamo & Garrison Keilor – Out On The Country Road
Aishling Rafferty – Love Me When I’m Old

Hour 2:

Human Nature – Please Mr Postman
Jade Hurley – Don’t It Make You Want To Go Home
Joy Adams & Gary R Farmer – The Point Of No Return (2023)
They Don’t Make Them Like This Anymore: Addrisi Brothers – Cherrystone (1959)
Alan Mackey & Anne Kirkpatrick – Walking Away With The Moon (2023)
Col Elliott – Proud To Be Aussie (2023)

Glenn Long – Mona Lisa
Highway 95 – She Plays (2023)
Tony Miles & Ran Tan – Queensland Railway Line
Gisele Mackenzie – Don’t Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes (1953)
John Glenn – Why Is The Old Road Calling Me (2023)
Anne Fraser – Coorong Sands (2023)

Hour 3:

Mark Wynter – Dream Girl (1961)
Johnny O’Keefe – Right Now (1961)
Johnny O’Keefe – Be Careful Of Stones That You Throw (1966)
(Died this day 1978, Darlinghurst, Sydney, New South Wales – Johnny O’Keefe, dubbed Australia’s King of Rock And Roll. Aged 43.)
Three Degrees – When Will I See You Again (1975)
Nelson Riddle & His Orchestra – Guantanamera
(Died this day 1980, Los Angeles, California, U.S.A. – Nelson Riddle, arranger, composer and orchestra leader from the 1940s to the 1980s)
Lovin’ Spoonful – Daydream (1966)
Billy Joe Royal – Down In The Boondocks (1965)
(Died This Day 2015, Morehead City, North Carolina, U.S.A. – Billy Joe Royal, best known for this 1965 hit. Aged 73)

Hurricane Highway – Between A Father And A Son (2023)
60 Year Diamond Classic: Los Indios Tabajaras – Maria Elena (1963)
60 Year Diamond Classic: Essex – A Walking Miracle (1963)
Jody Miller – He Walks Like A Man (1964)
Died this day 2022, Blanchard, Oklahoma, U.S.A. – Jody Miller, country/pop singer, best known for her hits He Walks Like a Man and Queen Of The House (1965) Aged 80.
Johnny Nash – I Can See Clearly Now
Died this day 2020, Houston, Texas, U.S.A. – Johnny Nash, singer songwriter, first non-Jamaican to record reggae music in Kingston, Jamaica. Aged 80.
Bobby Vee – Rubber Ball (1961)
Roberto Delgado – Rhodos Melody

TYGA-FM streams on the net at

www.tygafm.org.au/listen-live/

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1 October 2023

1 October 2023

The playlist for Valley Sunrise, Edition 749

Hour 1:

Fortunes – Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling (1971)
Col Millington – Travelling Man (2023)
Roy Orbison – Working For The Man (1962, re-released 1968)
Woodpickers – Love Lies Waiting (2023)
Stanley Holloway – Get Me To The Church On Time
(Stanley Holloway born this day Manor Park, London, England 1890 Died 1982)
Julie Andrews – A Spoonful Of Sugar
(Julie Andrews born this day Walton-on-Thames, Surrey, England, 1935. Turning 88)

Abby Grace – Gold Is In The Muck (2023)
Engelbert Humperdinck – There’s A Kind Of Hush
Joe Loss & His Orchestra – El Bandolero
Billboard No 3 of 1960: Everly Brothers – Cathy’s Clown
Michael Farrell & Rosalind Clare – Time’s A-Wastin’ (2023)
Charlie Landsborough – Always
Gary Mangan – The Fields of Saskatchewan (2023)

Hour 2:

Bobbi Morgan – We’ll Sing In The Sunshine (1964)
By Request: Beatles – Mr Moonlight
By Request: Commodores – Three Times A Lady
Kathryn Turdak – Feel Alive (2023)
By Request: Box Car Willie – Have I Told You Lately That I Love You

Peggy Gilchrist – Hill of Tara (2023)
By Request: Celine Dion – The Power of Love
Michael Buble – All I Do Is Dream Of You
Oliver – Good Morning Starshine (1968)
Brian May & ABC Melbourne Showband – String of Pearls
Dale Duncan – Diamantina Coming Down (2018)


Coming Up in Friday Morning Radio this week:
Newies from Victoria Eman (Netherlands) and Joy Adams (New Zealand);
Another four 60 Year Diamond Classics;
Plus easy-listening tracks from Jade Hurley, Hobart’s Glenn Long, and many more.

That’s at 9 a.m. this Friday on TYGA-FM 98.9, streaming at
www.tygafm.org.au/listen-live/

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