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This is from the Telegraph September 30th 1969 and until 1992 when it became 4TAB which is now Radio TAB 4IP was one of Brisbane's top music radio stations at the time in the late 60's which besides from the music they use to promote events which one of them was the Warana Beer Festival at the Glen Hotel which is in Eight Miles Plains which Billy J Smith who would go on to great success on TV was one of 4IP's radio personalities at the time and the the acts who performed there were the Australian pop group The Town Criers known for the hit singles Everlasting Love and Love Me Again, German Club Band and Folk Dances Of Germany.

This is the new album by legendary singer Van Morrison which has unreleased material as the tracks with the big band was recorded in 2014 and the vocals with Willie Nelson and Kurt Elling were recorded in 2018 and 2019 and the Curtis Stigers and Joss Stone were recorded in 2018 and the songs are all written Van Morrison as well as the musicians on the album including Willie Nelson's son Lukas on 2 tracks, Dave Keary on guitar aand Jim Mullen on guitar on 3 tracks. It's an FANTASTIC album as with great songs as well as swinging with great singing by Van who is still going strong at age 79 and is doing shows in America next month. I give it 4 stars as it's in the shops now so do yourselves an favour and BUY IT which you will be impressed and amazed.

This afternoon I went to the movies at Dendy Cinema Coorparoo to see the Australian movie Runt. Annie Shearer (Lily LaTorre) and her adopted Dog Runt who live on the farm in Upson Downs with her parents Bryan(Jai Courtney) and Susie(Celeste Barber) along with her brother Max(Jack LaTorre) and grandmother Dolly(Genevive Lemon) who are going drought and misery as landowner Earl Robert-Barren (Jack Thompson) is threatening to take the farm and they compete in the local agility show as well as the national agility Show which they win both and they go to London with Bryan to compete in the Agility Course Championship at the Krumpets Dog Show which gets interesting. It is excellent, very funny and very entertaining with excellent acting by Lily LaTorre, Jai Courtney, Celeste Barber, Jack LaTorre, Genevive Lemon, Jack Thompson, Debroah Mailman, Matt Day and Sarah Roberts and it is directed by John Sheedy, produced by Jamie Hilton and Craig Silvey and the executive producers are Howard Cearns...

This is from the Sunday Mail September 29th 1963 and until 1990 when it became B105 4BK was one of Brisbane's popular radio stations at the time in the 60's their Sunday shows were Sunday Swingalong presented by Peter McIntyre from 7am until 7.45am, News Sevice at 7.45am until 7.50am, from 7.50am until 1.30pm Bill O'Brien presented The Sounds of 63 show including Queensland Hit Parade at 9 and Stop The Music The Guinea Game and from 1.30pm until 4.30pm Ron Burton presented Jive Drive the pick of the Top 40.

This is the memoir of Owen Elliot-Kugell daughter of American singer and member of the legendary American 60's The Mamas and the Papas Cass Elliot and in this book she talks about her mother's upbringing in Maryland, Washington and Virginia, doing acting which she did the Boyfriend and The Music Man, formed an folk group with Tim Rose and John Brown called the Triumvirate before becoming the Big Three, formed the Mugwumps with John Sebastian, Denny Doherty, Zal Yanvosky and Jim Hendricks, formed the Mamas and the Papas in 1965 who would achieve great success with hits including California Dreamin, Monday Monday, I Saw Her Again and many others, going to an solo career in 1968 with hits including Dream A Little Dream Of Me and Make Your Kind Of Music, her mother's passing in 1974, being raised by her aunty Leah, meeting her birth father, living in Massachusetts and California and many others. It's FANTASTIC, BRILLIANT and SUPERB with FANTASTIC and BRILLIANT stories as w...

This is the latest album by Pink Floyd member David Gilmour which was recorded at Medina Studios, Salvation Studios, British Grove Studios, Angel Studio, Astoria Studio and Iguana Studio over 5 months and the most of the songs on the album are written by Polly Samson who is the wife of David Gilmour except 1 which was an cover of the Montgolfier Brothers song Between Two Points and another song written by Polly Samson, David Gilmour and Charlie Gilmour (His son). It is an FANTASTIC album with great songs with great singing and playing by David Gilmour who is still sounding great at age 78 and among the musicians on the album are Guy Pratt who was played with Pink Floyd and American drummer Steve Gadd who plays on some of the tracks and Roger Eno who is the brother of Roxy Music member Brian Eno. The album went to number 1 in the UK, number 10 in the USA and number 6 in Australia and David is currently performing in Rome Italy at the Circo Massimo as it's the 3rd of an 6 show ru...

This is from the Telegraph September 18th 1970 and until 1992 when it became 4TAB now Radio TAB 4IP was one of Brisbane's top radio stations at the time which they were originally from Ipswich but would be based in Brisbane for many years which among their disc jockeys was David Greenwood had been with the station since the mid 60's as well as hosting the Brisbane music show Countdown in 1967(no NOT the Molly Meldrum one) on Channel 0 (now Ten).

This is from the Telegraph September 27th 1974(50 Years ago today) and this was the 4BC top 30 charts with Paper Lace at number 1 with the song written by Mitch Murray and Peter Callander the Night Chicago Died , George McCrae at number 2 with Rock Your Baby, Stevie Wright at number 3 with the song written by Harry Vanda and George Young Evie and The Hues Corporation at number 4 with Rock The Boat. The new entries in the charts that week were Golden Earring at number 27 with Radar Love, Brian Cadd at number 28 with Let Go which was from the album Moonshine, Mac Davis at number 29 with One Hell Of A Woman and Carl Douglas at number 30 with Kung Fu Fighting and besides from Stevie Wright and Brian Cadd the other Australian and New Zealand acts on the charts that week were Brisbane group Railroad Gin at number 5 with Do Ya Love Me/Academy Rock, Jimmy Little at number 10 with Baby Blue, La De Das at number 13 with Too Pooped to Pop and Linda George at number 25 with Mamma's Little G...

This is from the Telegraph September 26th 1957 and until 1990 when it became B105 4BK was one of Brisbane's popular radio stations which had started in 1935 which among their radio shows that was on at that time in 1957 were Amateur Hour hosted by Dick Fair which was on from 8pm until 9pm and from 9pm until 9.30pm Name and Claim hosted by Malcolm Searle.

On Sunday September 22nd I went to the Redland Performing Arts Centre to see legendary Australian singer John Williamson which it was my first time seeing him live as I was going to see him in November 2022 but was postponed which they changed it to march 2023 but I couldn't go and then during last year I booked for this show which he was supposed to do play on February 1st this year but he had hurt himself so they changed it to September 22nd which I am glad to go this one. I caught bus to Cleveland, walk to the Redland Performing Arts Centre, went inside and waited. The show started at 3pm with John Williamson coming on stage with his back up band as he did 2 sets started off with an new song called Beautiful Words which he is planning to record an new album that will be out next year as well as performing 2 new songs for the new album I'm Not Marlin Brando as well as performing the classics songs he recorded over the years including Mallee Boy, Sail The Nullabour, ...

This is from the Northern Suburbs Express September 25th 1963 and 4BC which is now the talk back station as it's the only commercial one here in Brisbane was one of Brisbane's top radio stations at the time in the 60's which among their disc jockeys was Bob Wills who did the Top 40 Night Show on Monday to Friday from 8pm until midnight and on Saturdays from 7.15pm.

This is from the Telegraph September 24th 1970 and long before becoming Good Times and Great Classic Hits 4KQ was known at the time for Better Music and More News as the music they were playing easy listening and the radio personalities on the advert were Rod Banberry from 5am until 8am, Russ Tyson who was on ABC from 8am until 10am, The Stirrers from 10am until 11am, John Downs from 11am until 2pm, Hotline to the Oven from 2pm until 2.30pm, Bill Riner from 2.30pm until 7pm, Paul Griffin from 7pm until Midnight and Three In A Row Show from Midnight to 5am. Russ Tyson and John Downs got an mention by Ian Skippen who was interviewed by Murray Shoring on the very last broadcast on June 30th 2022 and Bill Riner got a mention by Pete Rudder who was interviewed by Murray Shoring also on the last night.

This is from the Telegraph September 24th 1971 and this was the 4BC Top 40 charts with the group Drummond featuring future Mississippi and Little River Band member Graeham Goble at number 1 with their version of the Rays song Daddy Cool, Brisbane group New World at number 2 with the song written by Queenslander Mike Chapman and Nicky Chinn Tom Tom Turnaround, The New Seekers at number 3 with Never Ending Song Of Love and John Kongos at number 4 with He's Gonna Step On You Again. The new entries in the charts that week were Sweet at number 33 with the song also written by Queenslander Mike Chapman and Nicky Chinn Co Co, Bob Dylan at number 35 with Watchin The River Flow and Olivia Newton John at number 38 with the follow up to If Not For You The Banks Of The Ohio and besides from Drummond, New World and Olivia Newton John the other Australian acts in the charts that week were Blackfeather at number 5 with Seasons of Change, Daddy Cool twice with Come Back Again at number 7 and Eagl...

On Saturday 21st September I went to Kedron Wavell to see Australian Country singer Melinda Schneider which was my first time seeing her as she was doing the tribute show to iconic American singer Doris Day calling Farewell to Doris. Dad took me to the bus stop, caught the bus to city which I got off at King George Square, saw Andrew and caught bus to Kedron Wavell. Went to the Kitchen, rang Dad, Saw Sue who I knew from Bowling as I bowled with her son Ben, had Portugese Chicken, potatoes and Broccoli for dinner, drank Coke with Coke with No Sugar and Ate Banana Split. Had the ode at 7pm, went up to the Blue pacific Room, use my mobile and Saw Daryl who I have not seen in 5 years. The show started at 7.30pm with Steph Larman backed up by Paula Girvan on piano came on stage which they did jazz standards including Fly Me To The Moon and Sunny Side Of the Street which Steph sounded great with great piano playing by Paula and there was an interval which I saw Elaine as we chatted and bo...

This is from the Telegraph September 23rd 1958 and 4BC which is now the talk back station as it is the only commercial one here in Brisbane was one of Brisbane's popular radio stations at that time in the 1950's as it was also the first Brisbane radio station to play the Top 40 music which was on May 19th 1958 as the Top 40 was an big thing at that time.

This is from the Telegraph September 22nd 1965 and 4BC which is now the talk back station as it's the only commercial one here in Brisbane was one of the top music radio stations in Brisbane at the time in the 60's which they also promoted music events that included the 4BC Sound Spectacular which was held at Festival Hall Friday November 26th 1965 which the top 6 Brisbane groups would compete to win an recording contract for 1st place and an tape recorder for 2nd place.

This is from the Telegraph September 22nd 1965 and thsi was the 4BK top 10 with We Five at number 1 with their version of the Ian and Sylvia song You Were on My Mind, Horst Jankowski at number 2 with A Walk In The Black Forest, The Righteous Brothers at number 3 with their version of the Les Baxter song as well as the Al Hibbler song Unchained Melody, Moorooka boy Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs at number 4 with their version of the Platters 1958 hit Twilight Time which also at the time Digger Revell had a version of it out too, Brendan Bowyer at number 5 with I Ran All The Way Home, Sonny and Cher at number 6 with I Got You Babe, Billy Joe Royal at number 7 with Down In The Boomdocks, Manfred Mann at number 8 with their version of the Bob Dylan song With God On Our Side which was from the EP The One In The Middle, The Beatles at number 9 with Help/I'm Down and the Animals at number 10 with the song written by Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil We've Gotta Get Out Of This Place.

This is from the Telegraph September 22nd 1965 and 4BH which is now the classic hits station was one of Brisbane's popular radio stations at the time back in the 60's which among their disc jockeys were Grahame Cherry who went to work at 4BK and 4KQ, Dal Myles who would also managed the Brisbane group The Five and Bill Gates who was the one who gave the Bee Gees their name as well as doing the record hops around Brisbane including the O'Connor Boathouse in the city.

This is from the Telegraph September 21st 1973 and this was the 4BC Top 30 with Barbara Ray at number 1 with I Don't Wanna Play House, Helen Reddy at number 2 with the cover of the Tanya Tucker song Delta Dawn, Wizzard featuring Roy Wood after leaving Electric Light Orchestra at number 3 with See My Baby Jive and Barry Crocker at number 4 with his version of the Robin Luke 1958 hit Susie Darlin. The new entries in the charts that week were Ross Ryan at number 27 with I Am Pegasus, Cher at number 28 with Half Breed, Lobo at number 29 with How Can I Tell Her and Chicago at number 30 with Feeling Stronger Everyday and the besides from Helen Reddy, Barry Crocker and Ross Ryan the other Australian acts in the charts that week were Johnny Ashcroft at number 5 with his version of the song Playground In My Mind which was shared with the Clint Holmes version, John J Francis at number 14 with Mumma Sing Me A Song, Family at number 18with their version of the song Hallelujah Day which was ...

This is from the Queensland Times Ipswich September 20th 1963 and until 1992 when it became 4TAB now Radio TAB 4IP was one of Brisbane's popular radio stations which they were based in Ipswich at the time which among their disc jockeys was John Knox who would later worked at 4BH, 4BK and doing the news on 4KQ use to do the record hops at the Ritz in Ipswich and to those who don't know the record hops Disc jockeys from the radio stations would make appearances at the dances playing the latest records that was out at the time.

This is from the Telegraph September 19th 1964(60 Years ago) and until 1990 when it became B105 4BK was one of Brisbane's popular radio stations at the time in the 60's which among their disc jockeys were Nevil Gray who hosted his own show playing music for young Brisbane from 7.30pm until 9pm as well as doing the Top 40 Party Time from 9pm until midnight.

This is from the Sunday Truth September 18th 1966 and until 1992 when it became 4TAB 4IP was one of Brisbane's popular radio stations at that time in the 60's even though it was based in Ipswich at that time which among their disc jockeys were David Greenwood who would host the Brisbane music TV show Countdown in 1967, John Knox who would be with at 4BH. 4BK and 4KQ in the 90's and 2000's and Ron Saywell who would work at 4BC in the 70's.

This is from the Telegraph September 17th 1963 and 4KQ known for the Good Times and Great Classic Hits until the end on June 30th 2022 as well as being an country music station throughout the early and mid 80's was always playing music throughout their history which even in 1963 played 3000 discs a week as well as one of the early Brisbane radio stations to be on the 24 hours a day.

Yesterday afternoon I went to Kedron Wavell to the Elvis Trilogy show which was my 2nd time seeing it as I saw it last year. I caught the bus from Coorparoo to South Brisbane, caught bus from South Brisbane to Chermside, had a look at Dymocks and JB Hi Fi and walk to Kedron Wavell. Went to the Kitchen, had Steak, Chips, Chicken Wings and Salad for lunch, drank Coke With No Sugar, ate Fundae which I was very lucky this time as I got it nearly 10 before before the show started and went to the Blue Pacific Room. The Show started at 2.07pm with Louis Brown who I saw at Cooly Rocks On in June came on first doing the 50's Elvis doing the classics including Heartbreak Hotel, Blue Suede Shoes, Such A Night, It's Now or Never, Don't Be Cruel and many others which in between songs Louis changed into different jackets as well as showing clips and during Jailhouse House an guy named Kerion came on stage with Louis which he threw his glasses into the audience and Michael Chambliss came...

This is from the Telegraph September 16th 1967 and 4BK which until 1990 when it became B105 was one of Brisbane's very popular radio stations at that time in the 60's which among their disc jockeys was Bob Wills who had been with 4BC until 1965 and had been with 4BK since 1966 was on late afternoons from 4pm-7pm and on Saturdays from 7pm until midnight did the Party Coll Show.

This is from the Courier Mail September 15th 1959 and now the classic hits station 4BH was one of Brisbane's popular radio stations at the time in the 50's which among their disc jockeys was Bill Gates who as we all know gave the Bee Gees their name use to do the Record Hops which was an big thing at that time when disc jockeys use to play records that was out at the time which the kids would pack out at these place. Bill gates use the to do the Lunch time Record Hops from 12pm till 2pm.

This is from the Courier Mail September 15th 1959 and until 1990 when it becmae B105 4BK was one of Brisbane's popular radio stations for many years which on this day the programs that were on were Australia's National Hit Parade hosted by Bob Rogers an Sydney disc jockey who had from 1950-57 worked at 4BH in Brisbane at 7.30pm, the serial CIB at 8pm, Elizabeth Webb Calling an program from England at 8.30pm, Potter and Moore's Pop Parade hosted by Malcolm Searle at 9pm and Sixty In Sound at 9.30pm hosted by Sammy K.

Last night I went to Mt Gravatt Bowls Club to see the Icons Of A Tribute to Elvis Presley, Roy Orbison and Ricky Nelson and I had not seen an show at the Bowls Club for 11 years since Saturday March 16th 2013 when I saw the Faboulous Sounds Of the 60's show with Darren J Ray and the Love Bugs. I caught the bus to Mt Gravatt, walk to the bowls club, saw friends including Tasha, Karen, her dad Malcolm, John and Michael who were there with Lifestream, Saw Heidi who was involved with the show, rang Dad, ordered my meal and use my mobile. Had Chicken Breast, Chips and Salad for dinner, drank Pepsi Max, ate Hot Apple Bites and went inside. The show started after 7.30pm with Rick Hudson from Melbourne coming on doing Elvis In Hollywood singing songs that ELvis Performed in his movies including Kissin Cousins, Follow That Dream, King Of the Whole Wide World, Rock A Hula Baby, Can't Help Falling In Love, Come On Everybody and others which in between songs he would go backstage to ch...

This is the 3CD set of the iconic Australian group The Twilights and on the 3 CD set it has the singles including Needle In A Haystack, What's Wrong With the Way I Live, Cathy Come Home as well as tracks from the 2 albums self titled album and Once Upon A Twilight, non album singles including the early singles that was released in Adelaide, live recordings which most that has never been released until now and many others. it is AWESOME, BRILLIANT and SUPERB with FANTASTIC songs which has stood the test of time as they still sound great today as it did back then and it is great to see stuff that hasn't been released until now as the music label Cherry Red Records has put the CD as well as the liner notes being done by Alec Palao who also the compiling and mastering and Victor Marshall and it has interviews with Garry Spry who managed the Twilights at that time and Terry Britten who went to great success as an songwriter writing hits for Tina Turner and Cliff Richard as w...

This is from the Telegraph September 14th 1964 and 4BH which is now the classic hits station was one of Brisbane's very popular radio stations at the time in the 60's which among their disc jockeys was Dai Myles who was on Monday to Friday from 7pm until Midnight doing Hit Parade at 7pm, Hot Fun at 8pm and Sweet Beat at 10pm as well as managing Brisbane rock group The Five later on.

This is the memoir of former Australian swimmer Michael Klim and in this book talking about his upbringing in Poland, Indiaata ge 11, Germany and Canada, moving to Australia at age 11, living in Melbourne, started swimming with Gene Jackson, starts swimming in the age Championships as well as the Age Nationals, going to the AIS Canberra, began swimming for Australia in 1995 at the Pan Pacific Championships, Swam at 3 Olympics games including Sydney in 2000 winning 2 Gold Medals, 3 Silver Medals and 1 Bronze Medal, breaking world records, having his own businesses called Milk and Co and Klim Swim in Bali, having Chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy and mmany others. It is FANTATSIC and BRILLIANT as well as very impressive and very entertaining which it is well worth an read and American swimmer Gary Hall Jr does the Foreword. Michael Klim is based in Bali these days and still has treatment for his health issue. This is an must for Australian swimming fans and I give it 4...

This is from the Southisde News September 12th 1962 and 4BH which it is now the classic hits station was one of Brisbane's popular radio stations at the time in the 60's which on Sundays at that time they played music from 5am with the disc jockeys who was part of 4BH were Bill Gates who gave the Bee Gees their name, Jim Sweeney, Ben Beckinsale and Brian Henderson who was the host of the iconic Australian music show Bandstand.

This is from the Telegraph September 11th 1967 and 4BH whch it's now the classic hits station was one of Brisbane's popular radio stations back in the 60's which among their shows was the Midnight To Dawn playing the Top 40 music which was the big thing at that time.

This is from the Telegraph September 10th 1955 and now the classic hits station 4BH was one of Brisbane's popular radio stations back in the 50's which among their radio personalities was Allen Brandt who also worked at 4KQ and later 4IP who did the conducting on an show called Early Morning Club.

This is from the Telegraph September 9th 1960 and 4BC which is now the talk back station the only commercial one here in Brisbane was one of Brisbane's popular radio stations at that time which among thier disc jcokeys was Geoff Atkinson who was a big part of 4BC throughout the 50's and 60's did the Hi Fi Club show on Sundays from 9.15am until 10.15am and Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6pm until 6.30pm which was presented by Coco Cola.

This afternoon I went to the Dendy Cinema Coorparoo where I saw Thelma. Thelma Post(June Squibb) who lives alone in Los Angeles which she is visited by her grandson Daniel(Fred Hechinger) who looks after her and then gets an call her grandson saying that he had been arrested which turns out that it was not Daniel but someone pretended to be him and Thelma sends the money to the address as instructed. Thelma wants to get the money back and tries to track down friends to help but they since passed away and have moved and eventually tracks down old friend Ben(Richard Roundtree) who lives in assisted living which then she takes his scooter as Ben goes with her as well as getting an gun that belongs to her friend Mona (Bunny Levine) they go to the place where the money has been taken and then it gets interesting. It is Fantastic, very funny and very entertaining with excellent acting by June Squibb, Fred Hechinger, Richard Roundtree who passed away last year, Clark Gregg, Parker P...

This is from the Courier Mail September 8th 1961 and this was the 4BK Top charts with the Joy Boys featuring 2 of Col Joye's brothers Kevin and Keith Jacobsen at number 1 with Smokey Mokes, the Highwaymen at number 2 with Michael, Johnny O'Keefe at number 3 with the song written by Alicia Evelyn originally recorded by Johnny Nash I'm Counting On You and Eddie Hidges at number 4 with I'm Gonna Kock On Your Door. The new entries in the charts that week were Elvis Prelsey at number 19 with Little Sister, The Four Preps at number 33 with More Money For You and Me, The Ventures at number 38 with Silver City, Timi Yuro at number 39 with Hurt and Ben E King at number 40 with Amor and besides from The Joy Boys and Johnny O'Keefe who besides from I'm Counting On You was also in the Top 40 that week with Right Now at number 31 the other Australian acts in the charts that week were The Dave Bridge Quartet at number 6 with Skip To My Lou which Dave Bridge was an member of ...

This is the book about 2 iconic Australian music shows that were on Channel 0 (now Channel 10)back in the 60's The Go Show on August 4th 1964 which lasted for 3 years and 222 episodes until September 17th 1967 and Kommotion hosted by Ken Sparkes was on from December 13th 1965 until September 28th 1967 after 356 episodes and in the book it has the info about both shows as well as episode guides as well the discography of both the Go label and the Kommotion label and the people who worked on Kommotion including Denise Drysdale and Molly Meldrum and many others including some memorabilla and photos of the artists. It is AWESOME, BRILLIANT and SUPERB with FANTASTIC and AWESOME stuff and amazing information about the Go Show which just celebrated 60 years an month ago and Kommotion as well as very impressive and very entertaining which it is well worth an read. Brett Leslie and Milton Hammon who are TV archivists have done an FANTASTIC and BRILLIANT job putting this book together and i...

This is from the Telegraph September 7th 1966 and 4BC which is now the talk back station as it's the only commercial one here in Brisbane was one of Brisbane's top music radio stations at the time back in the 60's which among their disc jockeys was Johnny James who had been with 4BC since the 50's did the breakfast show from 5.30am until 9am.

This is from the Telegraph September 7th 1966 and this was the 4BK top 40 charts with BJ Thomas at number 1 with Mama, Matt Monro at number 2 with the title track from the movie of the same name that starred Virginia McKenna Born Free, Johnny Young at number 3 with the song written by Stevie Wright and George Young of the Easybeats Step Back which also at that time he was hosting the iconic music show The Go Show on Channel 0 (now 10) and The Ray Conniff Singers at number 4 with Somewhere My Love. The new entries in the charts that week were The Beatles at number 14 with Yellow Submarine/Eleanor Rigby which was both from the Revolver album which came out at that time,Los Bravos at number 32 with Black Is Black, The Rolling Stones at number 33 with Mother's Little Helper which was from the Aftermath album, Brisbane group the Purple Hearts featuring Mick Hadley and Lobby Loyde at number 34 with Early In The Morning and The Troggs at number 37 with the song With A Girl Like You and...

This is from the Telegraph September 6th 1963 and until 1990 when it became B105 4BK was one of Brisbane's very popular radio stations at that time in the 60's which among their disc jockeys were John Esdaile who was on Saturdays from 5am until midday doing Saturday Swingalong that included Top 40 Music, The Ampol Check n Fill Eight, Money For The Memory, Stop The Music and Guinea Money and Guinea Game Bonus.

This is from the Telegraph September 6th 1963 and this was the 4BH Top 40 charts with the Atlantics at number 1 with Bombora, Cliff Richard at number 2 with his version of the Ruth Brown 1957 song Lucky Lips, Rob EG at number 3 with 55 Days At Peking and Gerry and the Pacemakers at number 4 with the song written by Mitch Murray I Like It. The new entries in the charts that week were Jack Nitzsche at number 26 with the Lonely Surfer, The girl group The Angels at number 29 with My Boyfriend's Back, Billy K Kramer and the Dakotas at number 33 with the song written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney Bad To Me and the Beach Boys at number 36 with Little Duece Coupe. Besides from the Atlantics and Rob EG the other Australian acts who were in the charts that week were The Denvermen at number 11 with Avalon Stomp, Frank Ifield at number 19 with I'm Confessin and Johnny O'Keefe at number 31 with Move Baby Move.

This is from the Telegraph September 6th 1968 and this was the 4BH top 40 with Johnny Farnham(now John) at number 1 with the double sided hit I Don't Want to Love You which wBorn By Your Sideas an cover of the Everly Brothers song and Jamie which was written by Hans Poulsen, The Beach Boys at number 2 with Do It Again, Mama Cass at number 3 with an song that was an cover of the 1931 song Dream A Little Dream Of Me and the 1910 Fruitgum Company at number 4 with 1 2 3 Red Light. The Australian acts who were in the chart that week were the Easybeats at 8 with Land Of Make Believe/Good Times, The Virgil Brothers including Peter Doyle at number 16 with Temptation Bout' To Ge Me, the boys from Redcliffe The Bee Gees at number 26 with Kitty Can/I've Gotta Get A Message To You which also featured at that time Colin Petersen another Redcliffe local and Normie Rowe at number 40 with Born By Your Side. Among the other acts who in the Top 40 that week were Tom Jones at number 5 with H...