Down Under Hour
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at the pub, or at a party, whenever you're stuck, for what to say,
if
you wanna be dinky-di, why don't you give it a try,
look
'em right in the eye and say g'day
(Slim Dusty)
Show 115
04-16-2025
The
"I know that song" show.
What
You Need - INXS, from the 1985 album Listen Like Thieves.
Winning
Days - the Vines, the title track to their 2004 album.
Somebody
That I used To Know - Gotye, real name Wally De Backer, from his 2011
album Making Mirrors.
Are
You Gonna Be My Girl - Jet, the breakout single from 2003 and their
album Get Born.
What’s
My Scene - the Hoodoo Gurus, from Blow Your Cool, their 1987 album.
This version from the 2000 collection Ampology.
Let
There Be Rock - AC/DC, the title track from their 1977 album.
Australian
exports
I
Am Woman - Helen Reddy, from an Australian TV special recorded in
1977. The Melbourne-born Reddy had a hit with the song in 1972.
Got
It Bad - Keith Urban, performed in the TV studio and recorded in 1991
for the Australian version of 60 Minutes. It's on his first album,
titled Keith Urban, which was released only in Australia in 1991, and
internationally in 2005.
Jessie’s
Girl - Rick Springfield, a1981 single, recorded in the US. Before he
became a US-based pop singer and actor he was a rocker in the band
Zoot, along with Beeb Birtles on bass, who went on to start Little
River Band in 1975.
An
old television ad for Vegemite, and an excuse to play Men at Work.
Down
Under - Men At Work from 1982, their album Business As Usual.
Mean
To Me - Crowded House, from their debut album, a 1986 release,
recorded in the US.
Put
Down That Weapon,
and
Beds Are Burning.
Midnight
Oil, two tracks off their 2018 album Armistice Day, Live at the
Domain, Sydney.
G'day
G'day - Slim Dusty.
Intro:
Roulette - Dom Mariani and the Majestic Kelp, Underwater Casino,
2003.
Exit
and extra: Pacific Heights - Baby Langston from their acclaimed 1998
album.
