Wimmera
River October 2012 near Horsham Weir Looking at South Bank © Rjn
2012
The Gypsy Jack Boggle Show
©
2013 Rjn
Theme:
Australian
Date:
05/05/2013
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Title: |
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The
Spinners
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The
Family of Man
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Fay
White
FW002
CD
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Soil
Ain't Dirt,The Compost Maker's Worksong, With Our Own Two Hands,
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Cloudstreet
7DCD016
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King
Willy, Streets of Forbes,Parramatta Gaol.
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Cocky's
Joy
CJ0002
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Farewell
to Nigg, The Swaggies Have All Waltzed Matilda Away, The Wild
Colonial Boy.
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Wheeze
& Suck Band
Fire
& Thorn 010 & 003
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Money
Shot,
Johnny
In The Morning, Santy Anna
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Yuri
the Storyteller
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Moscow
1941 & Chornoi Veron
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Phyl
Lobl
Alcyone
Broadmeadow
Thistle
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Paddock
Woman
Battle
of the Somme, Newsboy, Seasons of War, Ship of Fools.
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Craig
& Simone Dawson – Pitchfork Disney
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We
Used to Have a Car, It's Gonna rain, Wasteland.
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John
Dengate
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Song
of Childhood, The Randwick Races, Your Dog's Dead, My Tongue Goes
Bungling Through Georgia.
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Martyn
Wyndham Read FECD 176D
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The
Female Rambling Sailor
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Dave
de Hugaard
FECD
176D
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Across
the Western Plain, Moreton Bay, Ginny of the Moor.
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Peter
Hicks
PHCD01
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The
Man Wit The Pink Triangle, Unsung Heroes, Obituary, The Bottom
Line.
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Us
Not Them
JCCD0001
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Pretty
Please.
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Judy
Pinder
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The
Parting Glass
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opening theme song from the Spinners was not idly
chosen....we
are all part of the family of man no matter
where
we live, our nationality or the hue of our skin....
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Gypsy
Jack's Luscious Late Listen –
Two hours,
or there abouts, of classical jazz, followed by two hours of smooth
seductive sounds until midnight.
