Tonight a show of two halves: first, from 8pm, another musical journey back 50 years to the year 1972; then, from 9pm, a miscellany of music including a visits to the Birthday Book for Alan Holdsworth (British-born guitarist who recorded both solo and with several bands including the first line-up of prog rock supergroup UK) and Rick van der Linden (Dutch keyboardist best known as the leader of the classical-rock band Ekseption). EDIT: plus a mini tribute to the late Judith Durham who passed away today at the age of 79, leaving a manifold legacy of marvellous music with The Seekers.
8pm
Uriah Heep Circle of Hands (May 1972) (Demons and Wizards)
Pink Floyd Free four (Jun 1972) (Obscured By Clouds)
Captain Beyond Dancing madly backwards (Jul 1972) (Captain Beyond)
Emerson Lake and Palmer Trilogy (Jul 1972) (Trilogy)
Bakery Living with a memory (Aug 1972) (Momento)
Steeleye Span Spotted cow (single, Aug 1972) (Below The Salt)
Genesis Can utility and the coastliners (Oct 1972) (Foxtrot)
9pm
UK In the dead of night (1978) (UK)
Soft Works Elsewhere (2003) (Abracadabra)
The Seekers Georgy Girl (1966) (Come The Day)
The Seekers The Bush Girl (1998) (Future Road)
The Seekers A world of our own (1965) (single)
The Omnific The Cuneiform Script (2017) (digital single)
The Expanding Universe (aka All India Radio) Underground cities (2022) (One)
Ekseption The 5th (1969) (Ekseption)
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As a bonus, "music with pictures":
From Melbourne band The Omnific - their playthrough of "The Cuneiform Script"...
From Hobart, The Expanding Universe (aka Martin Kennedy of All India Radio) and a brief version of "Underground cities":
From Adelaide-based band Unitopia, "celebrating 25 years of soulful storytelling", an update from late last year on their progress with the upcoming new album "7 Chambers", due later this year or in 2023:
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