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25 February, 2023

Playlist - 25 February 2023

Tonight featuring almost an hour of all-Australian prog metal and general heaviness after 9 o'clock.

8pm
Yogi Lang     No decoder (2010) (No Decoder)
Yogi Lang    A better place for me (2010) (No Decoder)
RWPL    Sunday morning (2002) (Trying To Kiss The Sun)
Queen    The prophet’s song (1975) (A Night At The Opera)
Buffalo    Sunrise (come my way) (1972) (Volcanic Rock)
Rush    2112 (1976) (2112)
9pm
Lucid Planet    Organic hard drive (2020) (Lucid Planet II)
Red Sea    The One (2020) (Sanguine)
Teramaze    An ordinary dream (2015) (Her Halo)
Three Wise Monkeys    Procrustes (2019) (Isolation)
Lacrymae    Theorem (2009) (The Hallowed Design)
Hoodoo Gurus    Get out of Dodge (2022) (Chariot Of The Gods)
Ben Rogers Instrumental Asylum    Seasons of change (2007) (Reverb Rehab)

Seasons Of Change thanks the sponsors of your local radio station PBA-FM and encourages you to support them too - see the PBA-FM website for more information.

There may (or may not) be any Frank Zappa on tonight's show, but here is something from the interwebs ahead of tomorrow night's Fringe gig by Lather, Adelaide's own Zappa tribute band - "Hey, what kind of a guru are you anyway? Don't you waste your time on me...":

16 September, 2022

Playlist - 17 September 2022

Due to ill health this week, a past special edition of Seasons Of Change is being re-broadcast tonight.

At 10pm, following Seasons Of Change, please stay tuned to PBA-FM for Seattle & Beyond, 2 hours of grungey musical goodness from the 1990's & beyond.

Tonight, Seasons Of Change ransacks the prog rock jukebox for an eclectic selection of singles - featuring both hits and misses...

Source: Gizmodo.com -"This was a jukebox in 1948"

8pm
Procol Harum    A whiter shade of pale (May 1967) (single only)
The Nice    America (Jun 1968) (single)
The Moody Blues    Nights in white satin (Nov 1967) (Days Of Future Passed)
Spectrum     I’ll be gone (Jan 1971) (single, full length stereo version / Part One, bonus track)
Kahvas Jute    Free (Jan 1971) (Wide Open)
Fraternity    Seasons of Change (March 1971) (single only / Golden Miles: Australian Progressive Rock 1969:1974)
Healing Force    Golden Miles (July 1971) (single only / Golden Miles: Australian Progressive Rock 1969:1974)
Curved Air    Back street luv (Jul 1971) (Second Album)
Spectrum    Trust me (single version) (Jun 1971) (Milesago)
Company Caine    Trixie Stonewall’s Wayward Home For Young Women (single, Sept 1971) (A Product Of A Broken Reality)
Yes    Roundabout (single version) (Jan 1972) (Fragile)
Focus    Sylvia (Dec 1972) (Focus III)
9pm
Manfred Mann’s Earth Band    Joybringer (Aug 1973) (single only)
Buffalo    Sunrise (come my way) (single version) (Aug 1973) (Volcanic Rock)
Genesis    I know what I like (in your wardrobe) (Oct 1973) (Selling England By The Pound)
Roxy Music    Street life (Nov 1973) (Stranded)
Supertramp    Dreamer (Dec 1974) (Crime Of The Century)
Sebastian Hardie    Rosanna (Aug 1975) (Four Moments)
Rainbow Theatre    Petworth House (1975) (The Armada)
Kansas    Carry on wayward son (Jan 1977) (Leftoverture)
Kate Bush    Wuthering Heights (Jan 1978) (The Kick Inside)

Seasons Of Change thanks the sponsors of your local radio station PBA-FM and encourages you to support them too - please see the PBA-FM website for more information.

When a prog rock band has a song which somehow gets into the charts, what on earth will the promo clips look like? Here are a few samples, recent and past...

30 January, 2021

Playlist - 30 January 2021

Tonight, another all-Australian selection of music from the very early 1970's, featuring some of the eclectic bands which apeared exactly 50 years ago at the Myponga Music Festival over the Australia Day weekend (Saturday 30 Jan 1971 to Monday 1st Feb 1971): Daddy Cool, Spectrum, Fanny Adams, Company Caine, Sons Of The Vegetal Mother (an alter ego of Daddy Cool), Jeff St John, Wendy Saddington and Healing Force.

8pm
Daddy Cool   Teenage blues (1972) (Sex, Dope, Rock n Roll: Teenage Heaven)
Daddy Cool    Make your stash (1972) (Sex, Dope, Rock n Roll: Teenage Heaven)
Daddy Cool    Come back again (1971) (Daddy Who? Daddy Cool!)
Spectrum   Launching place Part 1 (1970) (Part One, bonus track on CD re-issue)
Spectrum   Superbody (1970) (Part One)
Fanny Adams   Ain’t no lovin’ left (1970) (Fanny Adams)
Company Caine   The day Superman got busted (1971) (A Product of a Broken Reality)
Sons Of The Vegetal Mother   Love is the law (1970) (Garden Party EP)
Sons Of The Vegetal Mother   Make it begin (1970) (Garden Party EP)
9pm
Jeff St John & Copperwine   Cloud nine (1970) (Joint Effort)
Wendy Saddington & The Copperwine   Tomorrow never knows (live) (1971) (Wendy Saddington & The Copperwine Live)
Buffalo   Intro: Pound of flesh (1973) (Volcanic Rock)
Buffalo   Shylock (1973) (Volcanic Rock)
Flake   Under the silent tree (1971) (How’s Your Mother)
Flake   Breadalbane (1974) (B-side of single / Psych Bites: Australian Acid Freakrock 1969-1974)
Healing Force   Erection (1973) (Live At Sunbury)

Seasons Of Change thanks the sponsors of your local radio station PBA-FM and encourages you to support them too - see the PBA-FM website for more information.

Here is the briefest of brief glimpses at the Myponga "progressive pop music" festival, c/- Youtube (Channel 7 and the Grape Organisation):

By 1974, the band Flake bore little resemblance to most earlier line-ups, with none of the members of the 1969 group remaining and only Billy Russell remained from the lineup which had played at Myponga. Guitarists Billy Russell and John Taylor were joined by three new members all previously with the group Blackfeather: singer Neale Johns as well as Jim Penson (drums), Warren Ward (bass). There aren't many photos around of that line-up except for this one:

From exactly 50 years ago, c/- Wikipedia, the acts and times for the 1971 Myponga Music Festival; the list of bands is remarkable for the fact that the Sunbury festival was also being held over the same weekend.

18 November, 2020

Playlist - 21 November 2020 (COVID lockdown edition)

Due to the COVID lockdown, at this stage, a past edition of Seasons Of Change is being rebroadcast tonight.

Tonight, Seasons Of Change ransacks the prog rock jukebox for an eclectic selection of singles - featuring both hits and misses...

Source: Gizmodo.com -"This was a jukebox in 1948"

Seasons Of Change thanks the sponsors of your local radio station PBA-FM and encourages you to support them too - please see the PBA-FM website for more information.

Like everyone here in Adelaide, PBA-FM is limited in the services we can offer during the current COVID lockdown. Please see the PBA-FM website and the official PBA-FM Facebook page for more information.

During the current COVID lockdown, if you have time on your hands, please take the time to:

- enjoy the varied musical mix and pre-recorded programs still being brought to you on PBA-FM by our automation system.

- have a look at the PBA-FM website, if you haven't already, and find out more about the many and varied shows usually available every week on your local station - including, but not limited to: great local and independent music on Max Radio (Tuesday 9pm and Saturday 10pm); Adelaide's best 70's request show, Living In The 70's (Wednesday afternoon), electronic sounds with Somewhere Down There (Thursday 9pm), K-pop and more on Saturday Hot Pot (Saturday afternoon) and Adelaide's best and longest running nostalgia program, Thanks For The Memory (Monday 9pm); plus, away from the world of music, two of the jewels of PBA-FM programming - Words Out Loud, the show where everyone has a story and you can take the "5 word challenge" (fortnightly, Tuesday morning) and The Kitchen Table where you'll find interesting guests and the best conversation (Wednesday 1:30pm).

Of course, there's heaps more - just check out the station website at https://www.pbafm.org.au/ and browse the schedule to find out more.

30 August, 2019

Playlist - 31 August 2019

Tonight, turning the clock back to the early 1970's and another expedition into the Australian "head music" scene, with live recordings from Ariel, Captain Matchbox Whoopee Band, Company Caine, Madder Lake and Spectrum/Murtceps (Melbourne), plus Buffalo and Tamam Shud (Sydney) and the eclectic Hungarian/Australian jazz-rock group Syrius featuring the legendary Jackie Orszáczky.

8pm
Tamam Shud    Midday ‘til four + Bali waters + Being absolutely free (live, Dec 1971) (Goolutionites And The Real People, bonus tracks)
Wendy Saddington & The Copperwine Tomorrow never knows (live, Jan 1971) (Wendy Saddington & Copperwine Live)
Indelible Murtceps    We are indelible (live, Sunbury, Jan 1972) (Warts Up Your Nose, bonus track)
Spectrum    I'll be gone (live, Sunbury, Jan 1972) (Milesago, bonus track)
Company Caine    Hey George + Now I’m together (live at Mulwala Festival, Apr 1972) (Dr Chop, bonus tracks)
Madder Lake    Down the river (live, Sunbury, Jan 1973) (Sunbury 1973)
9pm
Madder Lake    Bumper bar song + When is a mouse (live at Garrison, Jun 1973) (Still Point, bonus tracks)
Buffalo    Shylock (live, 1973) (Volcanic Rock, bonus track)
Ariel    Rock ‘n roll scars + I can’t say what I mean (live, Dec 1975) (A-Reefer-Derci / Rock n Roll Scars, bonus tracks)
Captain Matchbox Whoopee Band    Out in the suburbs + Malcolm the prefect + Roll that reefer (live, Dec 1975) (A-Reefer-Derci / Wangaratta Wahini, bonus tracks)
Syrius GTK Theme / Strawberry fields forever (live, GTK, 1971) (The GTK Tapes Vol.2)

Seasons Of Change thanks the sponsors of your local radio station PBA-FM and encourages you to support them too - see the PBA-FM website for more information.

The Captain Matchbox Whoopee Band in action on ABC TV (Countdown) in 1975:

...and a few years earlier with a perhaps bemused but enthusiastic interviewer on ABC TV's GTK:

13 July, 2019

Playlist - 13 July 2019

Tonight, Seasons Of Change ransacks the prog rock jukebox for an eclectic selection of singles - featuring both hits and misses...

Source: Gizmodo.com -"This was a jukebox in 1948"

This playlist will also soon be on the AMRAP radiopages.info site: http://5pba.radiopages.info/seasons-of-change

29 June, 2019

Playlist - 29 June 2019

The third in an occasional series of programs focused on and around the "head music" scene in the capital cities around Australia, tonight moving from mid 1972 to early 1974 and scheduled to feature Ariel, Indelible Murtceps, Mackenzie Theory, Madder Lake, Star Spangled Banger (Melbourne) and Buffalo, McPhee and Tully (Sydney). See also previous programs on 13 April 2019 and 2 February 2019.

8pm
Indelible Murtceps Esmerelda (May 1972) (Warts Up Your Nose)
Indelible Murtceps We are indelible + Be my honey + But that’s alright (live, Sunbury, Jan 1972) (Warts Up Your Nose – bonus tracks on reissue)
Tully Loving is hard + Ice (May, 1972) (Loving Is Hard)
Pink Floyd   Shine on you crazy diamond (Wish You Were Here)
9pm
Pink Floyd   Wish you were here (Wish You Were Here)
Pink Floyd   Another brick in the wall (The Wall)
Pink Floyd   Learning to fly (A Momentary Lapse Of Reason)
Dream Theater   Octavarium (live) (Score)
Freedom To Glide Broken road (2018) (Seed)
Ben Rogers Instrumental Asylum Seasons of change (2007) (Reverb Rehab)

The following songs were not broadcast due to technical issues, I promise they will be included in a future edition of Seasons Of Change:
McPhee The wrong time (1972) (McPhee)
Madder Lake Salmon Song + On my way to heaven (April 1973) (Still Point)
Mackenzie Theory World’s the way (July 1973) (Out Of The Blue)
Buffalo Freedom (August 1973) (Volcanic Rock)
Ariel Garden of the frenzied Cortinas + A hard way to go (Dec 1973) (Strange Fantastic Dream)
Madder Lake Mother ship (Mar 1974) (Butterfly Farm)
Star Spangled Banger Don’t you (1973) Star Spangled Banger)

Seasons Of Change thanks the sponsors of your local radio station PBA-FM and encourages you to support them too - see the PBA-FM website for more information.

From the ABC TV show GTK, that seemingly vast treasure chest of early 70's Aussie culture and sounds, twenty-plus minutes of Sydney heavy band Buffalo thundering through a set of their early tunes:

12 August, 2018

Playlist - 11 August 2018

Tonight, Seasons Of Change ransacks the prog rock jukebox for an eclectic selection of singles - featuring both hits and misses...

Source: Gizmodo.com -"This was a jukebox in 1948"

This playlist is also on the AMRAP radiopages.info site: http://5pba.radiopages.info/seasons-of-change.

Seasons Of Change thanks the sponsors of your local radio station PBA-FM and encourages you to support them too - see the PBA-FM website for more information.

28 July, 2018

Playlist - 28 July 2018

Tonight, turning the clock back to the early '70's with music from legendary Australian bands Blackfeather and Buffalo (both from Sydney) plus more recent music from Southern Empire (Adelaide). Plus, from the Seasons Of Change Birthday Book, a multitude of birthdays including keyboardist Rick Wright (Pink Floyd), Geddy Lee (Rush), Kate Bush and guitarist Steve Morse (a multitude of recording credits, most famously The Dixie Dregs).

8pm
Blackfeather    Seasons of change Part 1 + Mango’s Theme Part 2 (1971) (At The Mountains Of Madness)
Buffalo    Intro: Pound of flesh + Shylock (1973) (Volcanic Rock)
Rush    Digital man (1982) (Signals)
Rush    Turn the page (live) (1989) (A Show Of Hands)
Rush    Leave that thing alone (1993) (Counterparts)
The Dregs    Road expense (1980) (Dregs Of The Earth)
Kate Bush    Cloudbursting (1985) (Hounds of Love)
9pm
Pink Floyd    Wearing the inside out (1987) (The Division Bell)
Dave Gilmour    Echoes (live, 2006) (Live In Gdansk)
Southern Empire    Innocence & Fortune (2018) (Civilisation)
Ben Rogers Instrumental Asylum    Seasons of change (2007) (Reverb Rehab)

Seasons Of Change thanks the sponsors of your local radio station PBA-FM and encourages you to support them too - see the PBA-FM website for more information.

Here's a little more from Kate, via the official KB Youtube channel:

30 September, 2017

Playlist - 30 September 2017

Tonight, Seasons Of Change ransacks the prog rock jukebox for an eclectic selection of singles - featuring both hits and misses...

Source: Gizmodo.com -"This was a jukebox in 1948"

This playlist is also on the AMRAP radiopages.info site: http://5pba.radiopages.info/seasons-of-change

14 January, 2017

Playlist - 14 January 2017

Tonight setting the clock back to the year 1974...

8pm
Captain Matchbox Whoopee Band If you'se a viper (Nov 1974) (Wangaratta Wahine , re-issue CD) .
King Crimson   The night watch (Feb 1974) (Starless And Bible Black)
Steeleye Span   Seven hundred elves (Feb 1974) (Now We Are Six)
Madder Lake   Mother ship (Mar 1974) (Butterfly Farm)
Madder Lake   Butterfly farm (Mar 1974) (Butterfly Farm)
Genesis   I know what I like (in your wardrobe) (March 1974) (Selling England By The Pound)
Procol Harum   Nothing but the truth (April 1974) (Exotic Birds And Fruit)
Robin Trower   Bridge of sighs (April 1974) (Bridge Of Sighs)
Focus   Birth (May 1974) (Hamburger Concerto)
9pm
Dragon   Patina (June 1974) (Universal Radio)
Premiata Forneria Marconi (PFM)   The world became the world (1974) (The World Became The World)
Hawkwind   D-Rider (Sept 1974) (The Hall Of The Mountain Grill)
Buffalo   Shylock (live 1974) (Volcanic Rock, bonus track)
Genesis   The lamb lies down on Broadway (Nov 1974) (The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway)
Kansas   Can I tell you (single, Nov 1974, US) (Kansas)
Renaissance   I think of you (single Nov 1974) (Turn Of The Cards)
Roger Glover and Guests   Love is all (December 1974) (The Butterfly Ball)

07 March, 2016

Playlist - 12 March 2016

On the Saturday night that the French masters of Zeuhl, Magma, come to the beautiful city of Adelaide, Seasons Of Change ransacks the prog rock jukebox for an eclectic selection of singles - featuring both hits and misses...

Source: Gizmodo.com -"This was a jukebox in 1948"

02 May, 2015

Playlist - 2 May 2015

This week, another diverse serving of prog rock and anything else that fits from Australia and overseas, featuring recent releases from Circadian Pulse (Melbourne), Domino (Sydney) and Unitopia (Adelaide), as well as some classic music from Buffalo, Cybotron and The Masters Apprentices, plus a selection from Opeth on the eve of their concert here in Adelaide this Monday.
8pm
Opeth    Windowpane (2003) (Damnation)
Opeth    Cusp of eternity (2014) (Pale Communion)
Opeth    Folklore (2011) (Heritage)
Buffalo    Freedom (1972) (Volcanic Rock)
The Masters Apprentices    Buried & dead (1967) (Masters Apprentices - LP / Down Under Nuggets: Original Australian Artyfacts 1963-1967)
Renaissance    A song for all seasons (1978) (A Song For All Seasons)
Marillion    Sounds that can’t be made (live) (2014) (Live At The Forum)
9pm
Focus    Eruption (1971) (Moving Waves)
Sebastian Hardie    Art of life (2012) (Blueprint)
Unitopia    Common Goal + Fate (2005) (More than a Dream)
Procol Harum    As strong as Samson (1974) (Exotic Birds And Fruit)
Procol Harum    Repent Walpurgis (1967) (Procol Harum)
10pm
Domino    Karislama + Caravan (2013) (Where the Desert Meets The Sea)
Circadian Pulse    Hourglass (2012) (In The Blink Of An Eye)
Jethro Tull    Thick as a brick (live) (1999) (Thick As A Brick, bonus track)
Jethro Tull    Jack Frost and the hooded crow (1982) (Broadsword And The Beast, bonus track)
Ra Rising    Again (2014) (Seize The Day)
Cybotron    Eureka (Guitar version) (1980) (Implosion, bonus track)

18 January, 2015

Playlist - 17 January 2015

For tonight's Summer edition of "Seasons Of Change", to paraphrase the title of a very early Pink Floyd song, we...

SET THE CONTROLS FOR: 1973

...encountering the usual diverse serving of prog rock and anything else that fits from Australia and overseas, or at least as much as can fit into 3 hours. Spanning classics and oddities, this includes Australian music from Buffalo, Madder Lake, Mackenzie Theory, Star Spangled Banger, Mighty Kong and Ariel.

8pm
Rick Wakeman    Anne Boylen (Jan 1973) (The Six Wives Of Henry Viii)
Camel    Never let go (Feb 1973) (Camel)
Greenslade    Temple song (Feb 1973) (Greenslade)
King Crimson    Easy money (Mar 1973) (Larks Tongues In Aspic)
Mahavishnu Orchestra    Sanctuary (Feb 1973) (Birds Of Fire)
Pink Floyd    Money (Mar 1973) (Dark Side Of The Moon)
Curved Air    Purple speed queen (Apr 1973) (Air Cut)
Magma    Ima Suri Dondai (1973) (Mekanik Destruktiw Kommandoh)
9pm
Procol Harum    A rum tale (Mar 1973) (Grand Hotel)
Madder Lake    12lb toothbrush (Apr 1973) (Still Point)
Madder Lake    Down the river (live) (Apr 1973) (Sunbury 1973)
Yes    Roundabout (live) (May 1973) (Yessongs)
Le Orme    Felona + La solitudine di chi protegge il mondo + L’Equilibrio (1973) (Felona e sorona)
Gryphon    The unquiet grave (June 1973) (Gryphon)
Mackenzie Theory    Extra-terrestrial boogie (July 1973) (Out Of The Blue)
Star Spangled Banger    Fear of the night + Star spangled banger (1973) (Star Spangled Banger)
10pm
Buffalo    Intro: Pound of flesh + Shylock (August 1973) (Volcanic Rock)
Manfred Mann’s Earth Band    Joybringer (1973) (single only)
Renaissance    Carpet of the sun (Oct 1973) (Ashes Are Burning)
Genesis    I know what I like (in your wardrobe) (Oct 1973) (Selling England By The Pound)
Nektar    Remember the future (10 minute promotional edit) (Oct 1973) (Remember The Future)
Mighty Kong    Some other new address (Dec 1973) (All I Wanna Do Is Rock)
Ariel    Worm turning blues (Dec 1973) (A Strange Fantastic Dream)
The Break    Majestic kelp (2013) (Space Farm)

Most probably during 1972, here's Mackenzie Theory performing ET Boogie, live on the ABC TV show GTK:

04 January, 2014

Playlist - 4 January 2014

For tonight's Summer edition of "Seasons Of Change", to paraphrase the title of a very early Pink Floyd song, we...

SET THE CONTROLS FOR: 1974

...encountering the usual diverse serving of prog rock and anything else that fits from Australia and overseas, or at least as much as can fit into 3 hours. This includes classic Australian music from Ayers Rock, Buffalo (recorded live in 1974), Madder Lake and Mandu (the former singer for guitar wizard Lobby Loyde). The Captain Matchbox Whoopee Band also make a well-deserved appearance as well as Dragon from NZ (in their 1974 guise as a "prog rock" band).

8pm
Captain Matchbox Whoopee Band    Your feet’s too big (Feb 1974) (Wangaratta Wahine / Boogie! Australian Blues R&B And Heavy Rock From The ‘70’s)
King Crimson    The night watch (Feb 1974) (Starless And Bible Black)
Steeleye Span    Thomas the Rhymer (Feb 1974) (Now We Are Six)
Madder Lake    Mother ship + Butterfly farm (Mar 1974) (Butterfly Farm)
Camel    Nimrodel/The procession/The white rider (Mar 1974) (Mirage)
Genesis    I know what I like (in your wardrobe) (single, Mar 1974) (Selling England By The Pound)
Procol Harum    Nothing but the truth (Apr 1974) (Exotic Birds And Fruit)
Robin Trower    Too rolling stoned (Apr 1974) (Bridge Of Sighs)
9pm
Focus    Birth (May 1974) (Hamburger Concerto)
Premiata Forneria Marconi    The world became the world (1974) (The World Became The World)
Dragon    Universal Radio + Patina (Jun 1974) (Universal Radio)
Kansas    Journey from Mariabronn (Jun 1974, USA) (Kansas)
Barclay James Harvest    Child of the Universe (Jun 1974) (Everybody is Everybody Else)
10pm
Mandu    Darlin’ + We Ran Across the Sky (Sept 1974) (To The Shores Of His Heaven)
Traffic    Walking on the wind (Sept 1974) (Where The Eagle Flies)
Buffalo    Shylock (live 1974) (Volcanic Rock, bonus track on CD re-issue)
Jethro Tull    Bungle in the jungle (Oct 1974) (War Child)
Renaissance    Running hard (May 1974) (Turn of The Cards)
Ayers Rock    Big red rock (Dec 1974) (Big Red Rock)

05 July, 2013

Playlist - 6 July 2013

It's the first program for the second hafl of the year 2013 - as we did in January, Seasons of Change turns back the clock forty years to 1973 with a diverse range of music from that year, including Oz classics from Madder Lake, Ariel and Mackenzie Theory as well as a heap of other music that missed out from the first 1973 program back in January.

8pm
Rick Wakeman    Ann Boylen (Jan 1973) (The Six Wives Of Henry VIII)
Electric Light Orchestra    Roll over Beethoven (Feb 1973) (ELO 2)
Procol Harum    Grand hotel (Mar 1973) (Grand Hotel)
King Crimson     Easy money (alternative take) (1973/2012) (Larks Tongues In Aspic / LTIA 40th Anniversary Edition Box set)
Pink Floyd    Any colour you like+ Brain damage + Eclipse (Mar 1973) (The Dark Side Of The Moon)
Madder Lake    Goodbye lollipop (Apr 1973) (Still Point)
Friends    Bird on a wire (live) (Apr 1973) (Sunbury 1973)
9pm
Steeleye Span    Cam ye ofer frae France (Apr 1973) (Parcel of Rogues)
Led Zeppelin    D’yer Mak’er (Apr 1973) (Houses Of The Holy)
Curved Air    U.H.F. (Apr 1973) (Air Cut)
Mike Oldfield    Tubular bells (single version) (May 1973) (Tubular Bells)
Steely Dan    Showbiz kids (July 1973) (Countdown To Ecstasy)
Golden Earring    Radar love (July 1973) (Moontan)
Gryphon    The unquiet grave (Aug 1973) (Gryphon)
Mackenzie Theory    Out of the blue (July 1973) (Out Of The Blue)
10pm
Buffalo    Intro: Pound of flesh / Shylock (August 1973) (Volcanic Rock)
Ariel    Worm turning blues (Dec 1973) (A Strange Fantastic Dream / Boogie! Australian blues, R&B, and heavy rock from the '70s)
Genesis    Dancing with the Moonlit Knight (Oct 1973) (Selling England By The Pound)
Renaissance    Carpet of the sun (Oct 1973) (Ashes Are Burning)
Emerson Lake & Palmer    Jerusalem (Nov 1973) (Brain Salad Surgery)
Billy Thorpe & The Aztecs    Going back home (live) (Apr 1973) (Sunbury 1973)
Tommy Emmanuel    The Big Swell (1993) (The Journey)

23 January, 2013

Playlist - 26 January 2013

It's Australia Day - so it's likely there'll be great Australian music all over your radio today, from one end of the dial to the other, and that's as it should be. But there's probably only one place you'll hear classic tracks from legendary bands such as Spectrum and Tamam Shud, plus great music from more recent releases by Anubis, Breaking Orbit and Adelaide's own Unitopia, plus some cracking live recordings from the archives - that's Seasons Of Change, this Saturday night, from 8pm until 11pm.

8pm
Spectrum    Trust me (1971) (Milesago)
Unitopia    Journey’s friend (2008) (The Garden)
Anubis    The bond of mutual distrust (2009) (230503)
Sebastian Hardie    Art of life (Blueprint)
Breaking Orbit    Harmonic voice + Cassandra syndrome (2012) (Time Traveller)
Andy Salvanos    Under the piano (2011) (Dream Recall)
9pm
Tamam Shud    Stand in the sunlight + Take a walk on a foggy morn + Goolutionites Theme Part 1 & 2 (1970) (Goolutionites And The Real People)
Lobby Loyde & Southern Electric    Obsecration Parts A to D (1976) (Obsecration)
Kahvas Jute    Free + Ascend (1970) (Wide Open)
Goanna    Common ground (1984) (Oceania)
10pm
Madder Lake    Bumper bar song + When is a mouse (live, 1973) (Still Point, bonus track on re-issue)
Buffalo    Shylock (live, 1974) (Volcanic Rock, bonus track on re-issue)
Spectrum    I’ll be gone + Some good advice (live, 1972) (Milesago, bonus track on re-issue)
Tamam Shud    Bali waters (live, 1971) (Goolutionites And The Real People, bonus track on re-issue)
Fraternity    Seasons of Change (1971) (single only, Golden Miles - Australian Progressive Rock 1969-1974)

03 January, 2013

Playlist - 5 January 2013

The first edition of Seasons of Change for 2013 turns back the clock forty years to 1973 with a diverse range of music from that year, including Oz classics from Madder Lake, Ariel and Mackenzie Theory.

8pm
Rick Wakeman    Catherine Howard (Jan 1973) (The Six Wives Of Henry VIII)
Gong    Radio Gnome Invisible (Jan 1973) (Flying Teapot)
Camel    Never let go (Feb 1973) (Camel)
Greenslade    An English Western (Feb 1973) (Greenslade)
Procol Harum    Grand Hotel (Mar 1973) (Grand Hotel)
Pink Floyd    Time (Mar 1973) (The Dark Side Of The Moon)
Pink Floyd    The great gig in the sky (Mar 1973) (The Dark Side Of The Moon)
Curved Air    The purple speed queen (Apr 1973) (Air Cut)
Magma    Ima Suri Dondai (December 1973) (Mekanïk Destruktïw Kommandöh)
9pm
Madder Lake    12lb toothbrush (Apr 1973) (Still Point)
Madder Lake    Down the river (live) (Apr 1973) (Sunbury 1973 / The Great Australian Rock Festival, Sunbury: highlights of 1973 and 1974)
Mike Oldfield    Tubular bells (May 1973) (Tubular Bells)
Yes    Roundabout (live) (May 1973) (Yessongs)
Jethro Tull    A Passion Play #1 & #2 (July 1973) (A Passion Play)
Mackenzie Theory    Extra-terrestrial boogie (July 1973) (Out Of The Blue)
Star Spangled Banger    Star spangled banger (1973) (Star Spangled Banger)
10pm
Buffalo    Intro: Pound of flesh + Shylock (Aug 1973) (Volcanic Rock)
Ariel    Worm turning blues (Dec 1973) (A Strange Fantastic Dream / Boogie! Australian blues, R&B, and heavy rock from the '70s)
Genesis    I know what I like (in your wardrobe) (Oct 1973) (Selling England By The Pound)
Premiata Forneria Marconi (PFM)    Photos of ghosts (Oct 1973) (Photos Of Ghosts)
Renaissance    Let it grow (Oct 1973) (Ashes Are Burning)
Emerson Lake & Palmer    Karn Evil 9 First Impression Pt.2 (Nov 1973) (Brain Salad Surgery)
Roxy Music    Street life (Nov 1973) (Stranded)
Mighty Kong    Some other new address (Dec 1973) (All I Wanna Do Is Rock)
Mario Millo    Rebecca (1979) (single, The Australian Guitar Album / All Fired Up: The Lost Treasures Of Australian Music 1970-1990)

The theme music at the start of each programme for 2013 is "Serenade for a cuckoo" by Jethro Tull.

16 November, 2012

Playlist - 17 November 2012

8pm
Sebastian Hardie    I wish (2011) (Blueprint)
Yes    Siberian khatru (1972) (Close To The Edge)
Jethro Tull    Look into the sun (1969) (Stand Up)
Jethro Tull    Aqualung (1971) (Aqualung)
Jethro Tull    Big riff and mando (1989) (Rock Island)
Jethro Tull    Hot mango flush (1999) (Dot Com)
Deborah Conway    Consider this + Today I am a daisy (1993) (Bitch Epic)
Split Enz    I got you (live, NZ, 1993) (Greatest Hits: Live)
9pm
King Crimson    Starless (1974) (Red)
Anekdoten    The war is over (2003) (Gravity / Chapters)
Curved Air    Back street luv (1971) (Second Album)
Supertramp    Bloody well right (1974) (Crime Of The Century)
Buffalo    Freedom (1972) (Volcanic Rock)
Bakery    Living with a memory (1971) (Momento)
Nerve Toy Trio    The riddle of anything (2011) (The Hard Cell EP)
Touchstone    Throw them to the sky (2011) (The City Sleeps)
10pm
The Makers    The Puzzle (1990) (The Makers)
Split Enz    Two of a kind (1983) (single only / All Fired Up: The Lost Treasures Of Australian Music)
Split Enz    Shark attack + Poor boy + Message to my girl + Dirty creature + Split ends + Pioneer/Six months in a leaky boat + History never repeats (live, NZ, 1993) (Greatest Hits: Live)
Split Enz    I walk away (1984) (See Ya Round)
Andy Salvanos    Happy song (2011) (Dream Recall)

19 October, 2012

Playlist - 20 October 2012

8pm
Metropolitan Male Choir of SA    Rain on the track (2000) (Songs Of Australia) ...lyrics by Max Fatchen
Manfred Mann’s Earth Band    Joybringer (1973) (single only)
Porcupine Tree    Time flies (2009) (The Incident)
Ozric Tentacles    Waterfall City (1999) (Waterfall Cities)
Tamam Shud    The Goolutionites (and the real people) + They’ll take you down on the lot + I love you all (1970) (Goolutionites (and the real people))
Tamam Shud    Stay (1994) (Permanent Culture)
The Enid    Fand I (1977) (Aerie Faerie Nonsense)
9pm
Colosseum    Valentyne suite (1970) (Valentyne Suite)
The Reasoning    Hyperdrive (2012) (Adventures In Neverland)
Muse    Supermassive black hole (2006) (Black Holes & Revelations)
Sebastian Hardie    I wish (2011) (Blueprint)
Sebastian Hardie    Rosanna (1975) (Four Moments / Four Moments Of The Windchase)
Procol Harum    Whiter shade of pale (1967) (single only)
Procol Harum    The mark of the claw (1977) (Something Magic)
Procol Harum    Perpetual motion (1991) (The Prodigal Stranger)
10pm
Liquid Tension Experiment    Acid rain (1999) (Liquid Tension Experiment 2)
Voyager    Seize the day (2011) (The Meaning Of I)
Kevin Peek    Walk in the sun (2010) (Music For TV and Film: Still Waters)
Madder Lake    Bumper bar song + When is a mouse (live, 1973) (Still Point, bonus tracks)
Buffalo    Shylock (live, 1974) (Volcanic Rock, bonus track)
Spectrum    I’ll be gone (live, 1970) (Milesago, bonus track)