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The legend of the ANZACs was born not through victory, but through courage, endurance, and mateship under fire. From the rocky shores of Gallipoli to the muddy battlefields of the Western Front, Australian and New Zealand troops earned a reputation for resilience, resourcefulness, and unbreakable spirit.Though the Gallipoli campaign ended in withdrawal, the actions of the ANZACs forged a national identity that continues to shape Australia and New Zealand today. Their story is one of hardship, sacrifice, and a legacy that lives on more than a century later. Join Holly & Matthew as they explore the birth of the ANZAC legend and its lasting impact on national memory.***"And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda" (1971) written and performed by Eric Bogle.This modern folk ballad reflects on the devastating human cost of war, particularly the Gallipoli campaign, through the eyes of a wounded Australian veteran. Written by Scottish-born Australian singer-songwriter Eric Bogle (b. 1944), the song became a poignant anti-war anthem, contrasting sharply with earlier patriotic tunes. It has been widely covered and remains a powerful meditation on memory, sacrifice, and the price of national mythmaking.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/weird-crap-in-australia--2968350/support.
TIM FINN ESCAPADE ARTISTS INCLUDE Norah Jones, Vanya, Eric Bogle, Tom Rush, Gina Jeffries, Mike McClellan, Steve Forbert, and Valley Road. SENSATIONAL GUITARISTS INCLUDE Tommy Emmanuel, Mike Dawes, Kirk Lorange, Lindsay Buckingham (Fleetwood Mac), Rod McCormack, Joe Satriani, and Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin). COPYCATS ARE COOL CATS! ORIGINAL VERSION— I KEEP FORGETTIN' - CHUCK JACKSON COVER VERSION — PROCOL HARUM PRESENTED BY James Gee as in, Gee, be happy! It annoys the hell out of negative people! www.singersongwritersandsensationalguitarists.com
ANZAC DAY SPECIAL ARTISTS INCLUDE Barry Maguire, Bob Dylan, While & Matthews Normie Rowe, Billy Joel, Melanie, Redgum, The Zombies, Scott McKenzie, Colcannon, and Eric Bogle. SENSATIONAL GUITARISTS INCLUDE David Gilmour (Pink Floyd), Vic Briggs (Eric Burdon & The Animals), Ritchie Blackmore (Deep Purple), COPYCATS ARE COOL CATS! ORIGINAL VERSION—KHE SAHN—COLD CHISEL COVER VERSIONS — ROSS RYAN. Presented by James Gee as in, Gee, Really? Do you still trust the government??!
A selection of new releases and songs for Remembrance Day. Joni Mitchell, Eric Bogle, Allison Russell, Janice Jo Lee, Kellie Loder and Naseer Shamma. And more.Playlist: The Canadian Dispatch - Midnight Warriors of Mass DestructionJoni Mitchell - Big Yellow TaxiNick Shoulders - Won't Fence Us InDallas Burrow - Only Game In TownBeth Bombara - Curious And FreeMikaela Davis - One Of These DaysAllison Russell - Stay Right HereJanice Jo Lee - Ancestor SongLoreena McKennitt - Penelope's SongKate & Anna McGarrigle - Avant La Guerreeric bogle - No Man's LandAl Stewart - Old AdmiralsKellie Loder - Molded Like A MonsterNaseer Shamma - Al-'Amiriyya/L'Abri d'al-'Amiriyya
ERIC BOGLE (With John Munro) VOICES ARTISTS INCLUDE Colcannon, John Farnham, Kevin Welch, Valley Road, We Mavericks, Michael Waugh, and Venetta Fields. SENSATIONAL GUITARISTS INCLUDE Dutch Tilders, Geoff Achison, John Munro, Rod McCormack, Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin), and Robin Trower (Procol Harum). COPYCATS ARE COOL CATS! Original Artist — YOUR CHEATING HEART— HANK WILLIAMS Cover Version — DON McLEAN James Gee as in, Gee, I tried to embrace my inner child, but it bit me!
KHRISTIAN MIZZI SOME OTHER MORNING This is what Singer/Songwriting is all about! PLUS—A CELEBRATION OF THE TROUBADOUR Pt. 1 These Artists are some of the fantastic acts I have seen at The Troubadour in Melbourne and at Wineries and Festivals over 44 years. I couldn't fit them into one show, so more next week! Mickey Newbury, Rod McCormack, Scott Cook, Jesse Winchester, Valley Road, Paul Wookey, Colcannon, Kevin Johnson, Michael Waugh, Ward & Johnson, While & Matthews, Glenn Cardier, Graeme Connors, Mike McLellan, Kirk Lorange, Eric Bogle, and Brent Parlane. James Gee as in, Gee, I'm sick of being called a Hypochondriac!!
Mick has discovered an excellent book - “The Number Ones – Twenty chart-topping hits that reveal the history of pop music” by Tom Breihan (Hachette Books, NY) - one of the best books ever written on how songs get, or don't get, to the top of the charts. Gems from the book include: The Miracles' “Shop Around”, Motown's first hit, was kept out of the top spot by "Calcutta" by Lawrence Welk (Who? WTF?) “The Twist”, by Chubby Checker, led to a wave of “Twist”-labelled hits. Except that, in this case, it was made “nicer” for white audiences, so that white DJs would play it. The first “rap” single to top the charts was “Ice Ice Baby” by Vanilla Ice, in a story with more twists than an Agatha Christie novel! All the money Vanilla Ice made from his hit was gobbled up by lawyers for David Bowie & Queen! Human League's “Don't You Want Me, Baby?” became a breakthrough hit simply because MTV needed video clips when they started up, and most existing bands weren't set up to provide them. Our album you must hear before you die (with thanks to Robert Dimery) is The Pogues' “Rum, Sodomy and the Lash” from 1985. The title is based on Winston Churchill's quote that “English Naval tradition was nothing but rum, sodomy and the lash.” Elvis Costello, who produced the album, saw his role as capturing the Pogues' “dilapidated glory”, with the band heavily influenced by alcohol, and their name meaning, in Gaelic, “Pogue mahone”, or “up your arse”! Musical gems abound on the album, not least in Ewan MacColl's “Dirty Old Town”, and Eric Bogle's “The Band Played Waltzing Matilda” (listed as one of the 30 Greatest Australian songs of all time). We love The Pogues, and you should, too. Jeff has uncovered some gems from the mind of Donald Trump and his supporters, as well as discovering that the man has an ego bigger than the most deranged rock star. Another jam-packed episode! _______________________________________________________________ Books “The Number Ones. Twenty chart-topping hits that reveal the history of pop music” Tom Breihan, Hachette Books, New York The Show PlaylistTrump Justice for AllTrump the Best
#8 - Lest We Forget. A spiritual experience on ANZAC Day This is an episode that wasn't actually meant to be an episode. Recently here in Australia, we celebrated ANZAC Day and for those in our global audience who don't know what that means, ANZAC stands for the Australian New Zealand Army Corps. And ANZAC Day is a commemoration day held on the anniversary of the landing of Australia, New Zealand troops at Gallipoli in Turkey on 25th of April 1915 ANZAC Day is a huge Remembrance Day, not just of Gallipoli & WWI, it also honours any Australian presence in any war across the globe. All who server or lost their lives, are remembered at dawn service commemorations across Australia & New Zealand This year, Liz went to the dawn service with her family… not knowing she was about to have a profound spiritual experience. What you're about to hear is a very privileged peak into to two friends supporting each other through some of those crazy moments that we have on this Spiritual rollercoaster. A conversation of remembrance, grief, processing and healing that took us from Gallipoli, to England to Normandy, to Belgium, Ireland and Cambodia. You don't need to be from Australia or New Zealand. The insights and messages are UNIVERSAL I am so deeply grateful to Liz for her trust in me and in you our listeners. And so I invite you to listen with an open heart and hold space for Liz as she processes through her profound spiritual experience on ANZAC Day. #lestweforget #dawnservice #ANZACDay #warmemorial #RememberenceDay #commemoration #EasterRememberence #EasterLily #Gallipoli #ANZACcove #WWI #WWII #militaryservice #veteran #warveteran #Atatürk #Turkey #Cambodia #departedsouls #spiritualexperience #healing #transmutation #healtheland #Wewillrememberthem ======== REFERENCED RESOURCES: ▶︎ A moving tribute to the ANZAC's killed at Gallipoli attributed to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the first President of the Republic of Turkey. This inscription appears on the Ari Burnu Memorial, Gallipoli and the Kemal Atatürk Memorial, Anzac Parade, Canberra. It reads: Those heroes who shed their blood and lost their lives! You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country to of ours. You, the mothers, who sent their sons from far away countries wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well. Atatürk, 1934 ▶︎ The song 'And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda' written by Scottish-born Australian folk singer-songwriter Eric Bogle, this rendition performed by Irish folk singer Liam Clancy Liam Clancy - And the band played Waltzing Matilda - Live 1992 ======== CONNECT WITH US: Did you know that we are building a movement of 1 million people who are Spiritual AF! We would love for you to join us, you can start by leaving us a review on Apple podcast. Each month we will intuitively choose one person for a psychic reading with Liz. We love hearing stories from others so please tell us about your awakening experiences or share any of your personal Spiritual As F**k! stories via DM to our Instagram page ▶︎ Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/spiritual.a.f/ ▶︎ Linktree → https://linktr.ee/spiritualasfuck ▶︎ Facebook → https://www.facebook.com/SpiritualAFpodcast ▶︎ Website → https://spiritualaf.co/ ▶︎ Email → info@spiritualaf.co CONNECT WITH LIZ: ▶︎ Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/themaskedmedium/ ▶︎ Linktree → https://linktr.ee/themaskedmedium CONNECT WITH DIANNE: ▶︎ Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/the.happy.path/ ▶︎ Linktree → https://linktr.ee/thehappypath ======== Spiritual As F**k! Fortnightly Podcast with Liz Volpe & Dianne Driscoll =========================================Connect with us: https://www.instagram.com/spiritual.a.f/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Louise Redmond of Mountain Mentors talks to Deb Smith about some of the challenges faced by refugees when they arrive in Australia and how refugee advocates provide practical support to refugees...with some commentary on the inadequacy of ALP refugee policies. If you'd like to contribute to or take part in the Community Refugee Integration and Settlement Pilot (CRISP), contact Louise via mountainmentors1@gmail.com. Email our local MP Susan Templeman to advocate for better treatment of refugees and asylum seekers. The songs referred to in this episode are: Be Brave by Little Foot Refugee by Eric Bogle and Refugee by Skip Marley If you'd like to add to the discussion, you can leave an audio comment about our show, which may be added to one of our podcasts. This episode was first broadcast on Radio Blue Mountains 89.1FM 14th April 2023 and published as a podcast on 17th April 2023.. Apply to be a guest on our show. Join a union - 1300 486 466 or join online. Join BMUC. Rights, Rorts and Rants is broadcast from 4pm to 6pm on 89.1FM or can be live streamed from rbm.org.au. Blue Mountains Unions & Community pays its respect to, and acknowledges, the Darug and Gundungurra First Peoples of the Blue Mountains area and acknowledges this is Aboriginal Land that was never ceded. Disclaimer: We seek a range of perspectives but that means that views expressed in these podcasts are not necessarily endorsed by the Blue Mountains Unions Council Inc. Authorised by D Smith, Secretary, Blue Mountains Unions Council/Blue Mountains Unions & Community, 52-52A Great Western Hwy, Mount Victoria, NSW, 2786. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rightsrortsandrants/message
FolkScene Interview with Eric Bogle. Recorded 5-3-22. Interviewed by Allen Larman. Produced by Peter Cutler. ©FolkScene. It is cool to share FolkScene recordings with your friends, but the reproduction of our programs for commercial purposes is illegal. FolkScene airs on Sunday evenings from 6 to 8 p.m.(PDT) at KPFK 90.7 Los Angeles and online. at www.kpfk.org.
On a spectacular Melbourne spring day, Katie plays new and recently released music by some of her favourite Australian artists, including Lisa Richards, the great Eric Bogle, Stu Larsen, Georgia... LEARN MORE The post These days – Show #255 (part 1), 6 November 2022 appeared first on Miss Chatelaine.
Scott and Sean are joined by Andrew in third chair. We discuss The Pogues' 1985 cover of And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda. The song while fictional, details the horrific slaughter wreaked upon ANZAC soldiers during the WWI Gallipoli Campaign in 1915. The song begs the question of a soldier's sacrifice and what was it all for? Originally written during the Vietnam War but set during The Great War, Eric Bogle's 1971 ballad treating the ultimate sacrifices paid by Australia's young men, was movingly covered by The Pogues (and many others), is anti-war but not anti-soldier. Heartbreaking in its realism and portrayal of lost and wasted youth, this is definitely a piece that will stick with you for a long time. Give it a listen! Link to the song: https://youtu.be/cZqN1glz4JY Link to the original by Eric Bogle: https://youtu.be/WG48Ftsr3OI Link to Waltzing Matilda (sung by Slim Dusty): https://youtu.be/FqtttbbYfSM Follow Andrew on Twitter: @ManlyFidelity Scott and Sean: @dotgiff @hashtagheybro Think you've got a song with some historical context that we should discuss on the show? Send us an email or DM and we'll bring you on the pod! HistoryInMusicPodcast@gmail.com
Eric Bogle - Folk Legend Eric Bogle will play a sold out show at Dunedin Folk Club on Sunday. This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - oar.org.nz
Derek and Kieran are joined by singer-songwriter Eric Bogle. Eric is a Scottish folk musician who emigrated to Australia in 1969. His songs "And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda," "Leaving Nancy," have been covered by a growing list of artists, including The Pogues, Mary Black, Donovan, Billy Bragg, and The Dubliners. The Fureys rendition of "No Man's Land (Green Fields of France)" spent 26 weeks on the Irish music charts, including ten weeks at the top position. We discuss the crafting of these classic songs and the inspiration behind them. Let Christy Take It bring you Eric Bogle. Thanks to our editor Mark and our sponsor https://irishwoodcraft.ie
SANTANA — SANTANA The album that started it all for Santana! Some Critics panned it! Ha Ha! Over 2 years on Top 100 and went Platinum! ARTISTS INCLUDE Eva Cassidy, Colcannon, Eric Bogle, John Munro, Gina Jeffries, Kevin Welch, Don McLean, Michael Waugh, The Beatles, We Mavericks. SENSATIONAL GUITARISTS INCLUDE Dutch Tilders, Geoff Achison, Rod McCormack, Dave Mason, and, Eric Clapton (Cream). COPYCATS ARE COOL CATS! Original Artist — Joe South—Rose Garden Cover Version — Lynn Anderson James Gee as in, Gee, how come my computer asks me to prove I'm not a robot?!!
25 kwietnia w Australii i Nowej Zelandii obchodzone jest narodowe święto - ANZAC Day. Dzień ten upamiętnia krwawą batalię pod Gallipoli podczas I wojny światowej. 25 kwietnia 1915 roku wojska Ententy rozpoczęły desant na półwysep Gallipoli nad cieśniną Dardanele. Uderzenie to miało otworzyć flocie aliantów drogę do Morza Czarnego, a w efekcie umożliwić zdobycie Konstantynopola i wykluczenie imperium osmańskiego z wojny. Na drodze aliantów stanęła niespodziewanie silna i waleczna armia dowodzona przez Mustafę Kemala, którego dziś znamy jako Ataturka, twórcę nowoczesnego pastwa tureckiego. Bitwa zaplanowana jako błyskawiczna przekształciła się w ośmiomiesięczną batalię pozycyjną. Nie przyniosła państwom Ententy oczekiwanych rezultatów, natomiast pochłonęła wiele tysięcy ofiar po obu stronach. W bitwie pod Gallipoli swój chrzest bojowy przeszły połączone siły zbrojne Australii i Nowej Zelandii, z angielska zwane Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, czyli w skrócie właśnie ANZAC. Jednostka poniosła ciężkie straty, na półwyspie zginęło blisko 9 tysięcy Australijczyków i 3 tys. Nowozelandczyków. Informacje o bitwie o Gallipoli wywołały na Antypodach niezwykłe poruszenie, wkrótce ukształtowała się legenda ANZAC. Zmieniły postrzeganie przez Australijczyków i Nowozelandczyków historii i teraźniejszości. Legendzie ANZAC przypisuje się zbudowanie psychologicznej niezależności tych narodów, i otwarcie drogi do zbudowania niezależnych państw, choć będących częścią brytyjskiej wspólnoty. Na cześć bohaterstwa żołnierzy ANZAC, 25 kwietnia jest od 1916 roku obchodzony jako święto narodowe zwane właśnie ANZAC Day. W 1971 roku Eric Bogle, szkocki emigrant, poruszony trwającą w Wietnamie wojną napisał do niej swój muzyczny komentarz. Powstała piękna piosenka „And The Band Played Waltzing Matilda”, w której autor sprzeciwia się romantycznemu spojrzeniu na wojnę, opisuje jej brutalność i opłakane konsekwencje dla uczestniczących w niej żołnierzy. Inspiracją był Wietnam ale autor opowieść swą osnuł na kanwie bitwy pod Gallipoli, która jest znacznie bliższa sercom Australijczyków niż wojna w Wietnamie. W 1974 Eric Bogle ze swoją piosenka wystąpił w Brisbane na National Folk Festiwal. Był zadowolony z występu, myślał że już wygrał główną nagrodę - Gitarę Ovation wartą 300 australisjkich dolarów. Ku zaskoczeniu Erica, jego piosenka nie wygrała, zdobyła 3 nagrodę. Zaskoczona była również publiczność. Niedocenienie dzieła przez jury wywołało burzę protestów, dzięki której o piosence stało się głośno. Nieco później „Matyldę”, jak ją w skrócie nazywa sam autor, usłyszała Jane Herivel z Wysp Normandzkich. Zaśpiewała ją na folkowym festiwalu w południowej Anglii. Tam usłyszała ją June Tabor i nagrała na swoim debiutanckim albumie. I tak Matylda ruszyła w świat. W ślad za swoją poprzedniczką. Żołnierze ANZAC do marszu najchętniej i najczęściej śpiewali piosenkę ”Waltzing Matilda” i rozpropagowali ją na cały świat. I dlatego gdy ERIC BOGLE w swojej piosence opowiada historię wojenną młodego chłopca, w refrenie w tle kapela gra zawsze Wędruj z Matyldą. Ostatni refren piosenki brzmi w wolnym przekładzie: A orkiestra gra Wędruj z Matyldą Weterani maszerują w szeregu Ale z roku na rok, z wolna odchodzą w mrok Przyjdzie dzień, że nie ujrzę żadnego 16 maja 2002 roku odszedł w mrok ostatni żyjący weteran spod Gallipoli 103 letni Alec Campbell. Zakończenie piosenki nabrało szczególnej mocy. Audycja zawiera utwory: "And The Band Played Waltzing Matilda" w wykonaniu Erica Bogle'a, słowa i muzyka: Eric Bogle @jarasaseasongi znajdziesz na Facebooku i YouTube
ANTI-WAR SONGS ANZAC DAY TRIBUTE TO THOSE WHO DEFENDED OUR DEMOCRACY AND FREEDOM ARTISTS INCLUDE: Barry Maguire, Bob Dylan, While & Matthews, Colcannon, The Neville Brothers, Billy Joel, Melanie, Redgum, The Zombies, Ross Ryan, Eric Bogle, and Scott McKenzie. SENSATIONAL GUITARISTS INCLUDE: Dave Gilmour (Pink Floyd), Ritchie Blackmore (Deep Purple), and Vic Briggs (Eric Burdon & the Animals). COPYCATS ARE COOL CATS! Original Artist — Buffy Sainte-Marie - Universal Soldier Cover Version — Glen Campbell Presented by, James Gee as in, Gee, I had my patience tested. I'm negative!
Every Monday on One FM Roman 'Koz' Kozlovski joins Breakfast announcer Terri Cowley for Kozie's Corner. Today he talks to fill in Breakfast host Peter D. about legendary Scottish/Australian singer/songwriter Eric Bogle. This program originally aired on Monday the 25th of April, 2022. Listen to Terri Cowley live on weekday mornings from 6am-9am. Contact the station on admin@fm985.com.au or (+613) 58313131 The ONE FM 98.5 Community Radio podcast page operates under the license of Goulburn Valley Community Radio Inc. (ONE FM) Number 1385226/1. PRA AMCOS (Australasian Performing Right Association Limited and Australasian Mechanical Copyright Owners Society) that covers Simulcasting and Online content including podcasts with musical content, that we pay every year. This licence number is 1385226/1
AUSTRALIA DAY 2022 SPECIAL ALL FANTASTIC AUSTRALIAN ARTISTS! APOLOGIES FOR THE ARTISTS I COULD NOT FIT IN! Artists include Bruce Woodley, Khristian Mizzi, Colcannon, Men at Work, Michael Waugh, The Seekers, Suzette Herft, Glenn Cardier, Kevin Johnson, Brent Parlane, Mark Gillespie, Black Sorrows, Richard Clapton, Kirk Lorange, Graeme Connors, Gina Jeffries, Rod McCormack, Tina Arena, Doug Ashdown, Peter Allen, Paul Wookey, Delta Goodrem, Mike McLellan, Martin Pearson, Field See & Mason, Wendy Matthews, The Groop, LRB, Eric Bogle, Pete Titchener, John Williamson, Dutch Tilders, Geoff Achison, Russell Morris, Billy Thorpe& The Aztecs, Air Supply, Icehouse, and Mike Brady. COPYCATS ARE COOL CATS! Original Artist — Cold Chisel—Khe Sahn Cover Version — Ross Ryan Cheers James Gee, as in, Gee, If you can't fix it with a hammer………..!
CROSBY, STILLS, AND NASH — CROSBY, STILLS, AND NASH Won Best New Artist Grammy 1970 Faultless harmonies, impeccable musicianship, and meaningful lyrics Artists include Eric Bogle, Khristian Mizzi, Anne Murray, Graeme Connors, Emmylou Harris, Mickey Newbury, and Michael Waugh. Sensational Guitarists include Richie Blackmore (Deep Purple), Dickey Betts (Allman Brothers Band), and Martin Barre (Jethro Tull). COPYCATS ARE COOL CATS! Original Artist — Dancing In The Street—Martha Reeves and The Vandellas Cover Version - The Mamas & The Papas
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CRAIG LAURITSEN is this weeks 'Engine Room' Guest. A few of Craig's performance highlights include: Brian Ferry support at the Adelaide Festival Theatre in 1988. Supporting artist for Kate Ceberano and Wilbur Wilde at the Club Foote in 1989, 3 months, 70 plus performances in New Delhi, India in 1994, 10 months, 80 plus performances with various Blues and Jazz bands in USA in 1994 -1995, the inaugural Singapore Blues Festival in 1996, and performing the soundtrack to 'The Tracker' (film by internationally renowned film maker Rolf de Heer) live with Archie Roach at the Adelaide Festival and the Melbourne Film Festival in 2002. EDUCATION: Cert. in Commercial Music at Kingston TAFE in 1986. Diploma in performing Arts (Jazz) at Adelaide University 1987 - 1989. Studied with Pandit Debashish Chakraborty in New Delhi in 1994. Studied with Bob Moses in Boston 1994 -1995. Individual lessons with Victor Lewis, Jim Pease, Grant Collins, Mike Clark. DRUM EDUCATOR: Private drum tutor from 1983 to present, and has taught at Gordon Lasalle Music, Boston USA; Rock Music, Adelaide; AIMMS, Adelaide, as well as various college's in SA. CYMBALSMITHING: Began modifying cymbals in 2005, Importer of Turkish cymbals since 2006, and Worldwide exporter of Craig Lauritsen Custom Cymbals since 2007. Travelled to Italy to meet master cymbal smith Roberto Spizzichino in March 2008, and during that same trip met cymbal smiths Michael Paiste in Switzerland, Steve Hubback in London and Matt Nolan in Bath (UK). Has made cymbals for drummers all over the world including, Jack DeJohnette, Gregory Hutchinson, Luke Flowers, Jochen Rueckert, Adam Cruz, Hamish Stuart, Darryn Farrugia, Michael Iveson, and many more. AUTHOR: has written 8 instructional drum method books which are published and internationally distributed by LTP Publications. Titles include Drum Method, Drum Grooves, 1000000 Drum Grooves, Rhythm Section Method for Bass and Drums, Rhythm Section Grooves for Bass and Drums, Blues Drumming, Country Drumming, Complete Learn to Play Drums Manual. Recording Highlights: 'The Eureka Suite' (1999) featuring Eric Bogle and John Schumann, Peter Gelling's ARIA nominated (2000) CD 'Bluestime', 'The Tracker' soundtrack which won the following awards: ARIA nomination for best soundtrack album (2002). IFM award for best soundtrack (2002). Film Critics Circle award for best soundtrack (2002), and 2 APRA/AGSC awards for best song in a cinema feature. Peter Gelling's Musicoz Blues Award winning (2003) CD 'Fortune', Eric Bogle's ‘Other People's Children' (2005), and Kubrick self-titled album (2006). Kubrick ‘Think' (2007). Music: "Band It About" theme song, written and recorded by Catherine Lambert & Michael Bryant. Outro: “Cultural Fatigue” from Craig's album “Monachopsis”, released April 29, 2016: https://craiglauritsen.bandcamp.com/album/monachopsis Craig's links: http://www.cymbalutopia.com/ https://www.youtube.com/c/CraigLauritsen https://www.instagram.com/cymbalutopia/?hl=en To support this independent podcast: https://paypal.me/banditabout?locale.x=en_AU If you enjoyed listening please share the link with your friends. Contact Band It About: banditabout17@gmail.com Follow on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BAND-It-ABOUT-Podcast-Series-103410885324059/ Review: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/band-it-about-podcast-series-985443/reviews/63027 #drummers --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dianne-spillane/message
One of the finest collections of singer/songwriter pop of the early 70s, it has ballads, rockers, blues, country-rock, and soul songs. It has everything. Artists include Michael Waugh, Eric Bogle, We Mavericks, Judy Collins, IQ, Van Morrison, and Doug Ashdown. Sensational Guitarists include Joe Satriani, Santana, and Eric Clapton (Cream). COPYCATS ARE COOL CATS! Original Artist — Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters — Elton John Cover Version - Judith Durham
PODCAST: 27 Jun 2021 01 Can’t Go There Any More – Duncan McFarlane – The Woodshed Boys 02 Lie Lie Lie – Tom Reid – Prizefighter 03 Off To California / Sailor’s Hornpipe – Walach & Buttery – Not Your Usual Mandolin and Tuba Duo 04 Four Strong Winds – Bonnie Dobson – Vive La Canadienne 05 The Fair Flower Of Northumberland – Dick Gaughan – No More Forever 06 Open The Door Richard – Fairport Convention – A Tree With Roots – Fairport Convention And The Songs Of Bob Dylan 07 The Woman Who Planted Trees – Emily Barker – A Dark Murmuration Of Words 08 I Want To Go Down To The Sea – Tom Reid – Broken Glass 09 Sweet England – Jim Moray – Sweet England 10 Farewell To Welfare – Grace Petrie – Queer As Folk 11 Now I’m Easy – Eric Bogle – Singing The Spirit Home 12 The Snow It Melts The Soonest – Katie Kirk and Rick Williams – Voices Of Cornwall 13 The Mice Are At It Again – Eddie Clarke, Sean Corcoran, Maeve Donnelly and Maighread Ni Domhnaill – Sailing Into Walpole’s Marsh 14 Heartwood – Karine Polwart and Sekou Keita – The Lost Words: Spell Songs 15 They Don’t Write ‘Em Like That Any More – Vin Garbutt – Tossin’ A Wobbler 16 The Boys Of Barr Na Sráide – Mick Hipkiss – 17 Talk to Me Dirty In Geordie – Jez Lowe – Crazy Pagan 18 Polkas: Maguire’s Favourite / Tralee Gaol / Maggie In The Wood – Margaret Barry Feat. Michael Gorman – Her Mantle So Green 19 Now Westlin Winds – Rosie Hodgson – Rise Aurora 20 Trick Of The Light – Harrowman – Fugitive 21 Little Tim Maguire – Leon Rossellson – Rosselsongs 22 Ontario Dust – Archie Fisher – Windward Way 23 Cajun Tune – Taj Mahal – The Complete Taj Mahal On Columbia Records 24 Jug Of Punch – Altan – Island Angel 25 The Galway Farmer – Show Of Hands – The Best Of Show Of Hands 26 The Galway Shawl – Margaret Barry Feat. Michael Gorman – Her Mantle So Green 27 Brian Boru’s Reel – Damien O’Kane & Ron Block – Banjophony
This Memorial Day Week, I wanted to share with you all one of my favourite anti-war song, "The Green Fields of France," by Eric Bogle. http://libertyallday.home.blog https://mewe.com/p/libertyalldayblog https://odysee.com/@LibertyAllDay:1?r=4qNBLhZthqpTS3dndp8dtzmgx69EPKKD
This week we continue our three-episode series featuring other people's songs about Bob Dylan with a music-filled episode packed to overflowing. In "20 Pounds of Headlines: News From the World of Bob Dylan," we cover the basics of Dylan's monumental sale of his publishing rights to his over 600 songs to Universal Music Publishing Group announced on Monday November, 7th. Tonight on "Who Did It Better?" we ask you to go to our Twitter page @RainTrains and vote for who did "Lenny Bruce" better: Rab Noakes or Stan Ridgway?
Episode 94: This episode talks about the beginnings of the First World War, Serbian conspiracies, the doomed campaign in Gallipoli, and a fate worse than death.Hidden History Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/hiddenhistorypodSourcesGallipoli: https://rb.gy/wcjiyuSearching for Gavrilo Princip: https://rb.gy/2lam6jThe Russian Secret Service and King Alexander Obrenović of Serbia (1900-1903): https://rb.gy/8ljzx5Serbia and the Serbs: https://rb.gy/uilegwCrime, Suicide, and the Anti‐Hero: “Waltzing Matilda” in Australia: https://rb.gy/wh5jztScottish Transnational Discourse of the Great War: A Genealogy of Eric Bogle’s “And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda” and Hugh MacDiarmid’s “At the Cenotaph”: https://rb.gy/4bqdul
Keith Banks arrived at the Police Academy a clean cut teetotaller. Within a few years he was a dope smoking, binge drinking undercover cop. Fit, idealistic and eager to learn, he sucked in as much knowledge as he could before graduating into a police force rotting from the top. By the time he was 21 the clean-living country kid was a dope-smoking, binge-drinking undercover agent regularly risking his life to infiltrate drug syndicates, all the time knowing his targets could be tipped off by corrupt cops. Contains a sample of Green Fields of France © 1976 performed by The Furey Brothers and Davey Arthur with words and music written by Eric Bogle, courtesy of Folk Freak. Thanks for listening. Please take the time to rate & review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. We love to hear your thoughts and it makes it easier for the rest of the podcast world to find us. Become a subscriber: our supporters power our newsrooms and are critical for the sustainability of news coverage. Becoming a subscriber also gets you exclusive behind-the-scenes content and invitations to special events. Click on the links to subscribe https://subscribe.theage.com.au/ or https://subscribe.smh.com.au/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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In this podcast we talk to Eric Bogle, legendary songwriter about two of his military related songs- "And the band played Waltzing Matilda" and "Green fields of France". Relevant links about this podcast can be found on our Facebook page. We are keen to hear your feedback. Leave a comment on our Facebook page. And if you're listening to us via ITunes, please leave a review. Finally, if you are interested in sponsorship/support of this podcast, head to our website or email us. You can also support us via Patreon. The link is www.patreon.com/thanksforyourservice Thanks for listening.
Iconic folk musician Eric Bogle joins Mat to discuss his 45-year career, the origins of his songs, and their important contribution to our remembrance of Anzac. Eric also performs acoustic versions of his most popular songs! For more information, visit www.battlefields.com.au
A question, or a statement of intent? A bit of both I suppose. Lots of music by artists coming to town in the next few weeks, and plenty of new releases too. Also R.I.P. John Munro, longtime sidekick of Australian-Scots songwriter Eric Bogle.
Welcome to Episode 1 of Speak About The Spark. Who better to have as our first guest than Eric Bogle? Eric has written some of the most well known songs of the past 40 years including "And The Band Played Waltzing Matilda" and "No Man's Land ( The Green Fields of France)" but if you delve a little deeper into his catalogue you will find plenty of gems. His new album "Voices" proves that his songwriting is as good, if not better, than ever. There's plenty of clips on YouTube and his music is available to buy from http://www.greentrax.com. There is no official website for Eric and no Social Media links which in this day and age is unheard of but that's just the way he likes it. You can find more info on the various matters that Eric discussed at www.createschool.ie/Spark. You can reach Peter Baxter on www.twitter.com/PeterMBaxter or www.facebook.com/PeterMBaxter. There are more guests recorded and lined up over the coming months and please get in touch if you have any suggestions or comments. Worth noting that while this is our pilot podcast, it is Eric's as well and given that he is notoriously private it may well be his one and only appearance, so we hope you enjoy it.
Welcome to Episode 1 of Speak About The Spark. Who better to have as our first guest than Eric Bogle? Eric has written some of the most well known songs of the past 40 years including "And The Band Played Waltzing Matilda" and "No Man's Land ( The Green Fields of France)" but if you delve a little deeper into his catalogue you will find plenty of gems. His new album "Voices" proves that his songwriting is as good, if not better, than ever. There's plenty of clips on YouTube and his music is available to buy from http://www.greentrax.com. There is no official website for Eric and no Social Media links which in this day and age is unheard of but that's just the way he likes it. You can find more info on the various matters that Eric discussed at www.createschool.ie/Spark. You can reach Peter Baxter on www.twitter.com/PeterMBaxter or www.facebook.com/PeterMBaxter. There are more guests recorded and lined up over the coming months and please get in touch if you have any suggestions or comments. Worth noting that while this is our pilot podcast, it is Eric's as well and given that he is notoriously private it may well be his one and only appearance, so we hope you enjoy it.
Eric Bogle – And the Band played Waltzing Matilda
With the problems of fragile and conflict-affected states increasingly impossible to ignore, the international community has learned from bitter experience that our interventions need to be well calibrated to the political and tribal dynamics on the ground to have any chance of succeeding. On 22 September Lowy Institute Deputy Director Anthony Bubalo hosted Fred Smith for a captivating conversation focusing on reflections from Fred’s two years working as a diplomat and political officer on the frontline of Australia’s mission in Afghanistan, recently distilled into his fascinating memoir, The Dust of Uruzgan. In his 20-year career at the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Fred Smith has developed a specialisation in fragile and conflict-affected states, and carved out an unusual niche. His work as a peace monitor, radio broadcaster and musician following the Bougainville crisis is the subject of the documentary, Bougainville Sky. Fred served for two years as a diplomat in southern Afghanistan, working alongside Australian soldiers in Uruzgan Province. Working on the Multinational Base in Tarin Kowt, as well as from a forward Operating Base in the Chora Valley, Fred’s second career as a musician came to the fore. His guitar served as a bridge, not only to the troops, but also to the people and tribal leaders of that war-torn region. His acclaimed album Dust of Uruzgan earned him comparisons to the great Australian songwriters Eric Bogle, John Schumann and Don Walker. The title track was recorded by Lee Kernaghan on his bestselling Spirit of the ANZACs album. Fred has also written a book – The Dust of Uruzgan – the first comprehensive on-the-ground account of Australia’s involvement in Afghanistan. He is currently a Senior Policy Officer in the Civil Military and Stabilisation Policy Section of DFAT’s Humanitarian Division.
PODCAST: 17 Jan 2016 01 Big Yellow Taxi – Joni Mitchell – Ladies Of The Canyon 02 Where Do The Children Play? – Cat Stevens – Tea For The Tillerman 03 I Am The Earth – Goose Creek Symphony – Live At The Mountain Arts Center 04 Leave Them A Flower – Ian Campbell Folk Group – The Times They Are A–Changin' 05 What Have They Done To The Rain – Joan Baez – All My Trials Lord 06 Cement Octopus – Pete Seeger – God Bless The Grass 07 They're Going To Build A Motorway – Leon Rosselson and Roy Bailey – Songs Of Life From A Dying British Empire 08 Now That The Buffalo's Gone – Buffy Sainte–Marie – The Best Of 09 Dark Honey – Simpson Cutting Kerr – Murmurs 10 Running Out Of Road – Steve Tilston – Truth To Tell 11 Jack In The Green – Jethro Tull – The Best Of Acoustic Jethro Tull 12 Paradise – John Prine – Great Days: Anthology 13 Pollution – Tom Lehrer – That Was The Year That Was 14 Rivers Run – Karine Polwart – Threshold 15 Louisiana 1927 – Martin Simpson – Prodigal Son 16 The Levee's Gonna Break – Bob Dylan – Modern Times 17 Soil And Soul – Songs Of Separation – Songs Of Separation 18 The Last Leviathan – The Fisherman’s Friends – One And All 19 Wilderness – Eric Bogle – Voices In The Wilderness
The April 2015 podcast from FolkCast: the home of folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music. This month: a torrent of great new music from some of our favourite artists, plus some names new to us. Babba tells the Story Behind one of the best folk songs of the 20th Century, and we pay tribute to a folk music hero who has recently passed away. Song On The Times by Mawkin from the album "The Ties That Bind" (2015) Ain't No Trouble by Luke Jackson from the EP "This Family Tree" (2015) Murder In Trust by Tom Fitton from the EP "The Marsh Road And Other Tales" (2015) My Home by The Moon Band from the album "The Moon Band" (2105) Song For Home by Heg & The Wolf Chorus from the EP "Make It Rain" (2015) Home by Fairport Convention from the album "Myths And Heroes" (2015) Ranzo by The Demon Barbers from the album "Disco At The Tavern" (2015) Amant Volage by Le Vent Du Nord from the album "Tetu" (2015) Time Machine by Damh The Bard from the album "Sabbat" (2015) The Line by Roseanna Ball from the album "Geography" (2014) Babba presents The Story Behind The Song: And The Band Played Waltzing Matilda by Eric Bogle (1971) Heaven's Inside You by James J Turner from the EP "Singer-Songwriter" (May 1st 2015) The Smasher by Rura from the album "Despite The Dark" (2015) Can't Keep From Crying by John Renbourn (1944-2015 R.I.P) For full details and links to artists’ websites, see the ShowNotes at www.folkcast.co.uk
Music and poetry for the season of Winter, of Christmas & Yuletide. Presented by Babba - Produced by Phil Widdows - Readings by Phil Widdows Song For A New Beginning by Secret Garden, from the album Winter Poem .... with Winter Begins by Phil Widdows Winter Song by Anne Marie Almedal, from the album Memory Lane Winter Rose by Fairground Attraction, from the album The Very Best Of Fairground Attraction .... with Winter Bonus, a limerick... Cold Blow December Winds by Winter Wilson, from the album Cutting Free Wintersongs by Judy Dyble, from the album Flow And Change The Invisible Waltz by Howard Haigh, from the album Ride Forever and A Winter Snowscape by Martin Barre, from the album Stage Left .... with London Snow by Robert Bridges Bring Us In Good Ale by Maddy Prior And The Carnival Band, from the album A Christmas Caper The Company Makes The Feast by Kathryn and Bob Tickell, from the album Northumbrian Voices All In The Winter Time by Life And Times, from the album Charivari Christmas Bells by Bellowhead Gower Wassail by Blast From The Past, from the album A Victorian Christmas Wailey Wailer by Jim Causley, from the album Dumnonia The Holly & The Ivy by Kerfuffle, from the album Lighten The Dark Deck The Halls/Ding Dong by Andrews Massey Duo, from the album Make Merry Wexford Carol by Gareth Davies-Jones, from the album Nine Lessons North Pole Express by Nick Lowe, from the album Quality Street I Believe In Father Christmas by Lisa Redford Canadian Christmas Song by Eric Bogle, from the album The Dreamer That Sleigh by Steve Folk It's This Time Of Year by Neils Cremer A Light Out Of The Dark by The Halstead Clan Advent Polka/Saint Nick's Brawl by The Albion Christmas Band, from the album An Albion Christmas ... with About Socks by Dr Seuss (take #61) Big Daddy C by Roy Mette We Wish You A Merry Christmas by Brian Brink, from the album Christmas In The Grove ... with Another Spring by Patience Strong We Wish You A Merry Christmas by Bella Hardy, from the album Bright Morning Star For full details, see the ShowNotes at www.folkcast.co.uk This is a FolkCast podcast. All original content is copyright FolkCast 2013 ©
Episode 9 takes a look at the always-timely topic of anti-war songs. Featuring songs about WWI, WWII, Vietnam, Nicaragua, both Gulf Wars and general anti-war and protest songs, performed by Bruce Springsteen, Emmylou Harris, Eric Bogle, Penderecki, Scott Walker, Max Roach, Bob Dylan, The Textones, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Tim Rose, Jackson Browne, Black 47, Moxy Früvous, and Jackie DeShannon. A sort of travelogue through the horrors of war.
Hi there, Here's our latest Foot Stompin' podcast featuring Daniel Thorpe's new CD The Curiosity Shop. Up next is the latest Emily Smith - Traivellers Joy followed by Bonnie Rideout's double CD Harlaw, Scotland 1411. Next up is TMSA Young Trad Tour 2010 and Hannah Phillips and then The Colour of Dreams by Eric Bogle. We finish the podcast with a live track from Scots band Keep it Up. Visit www.footstompin.com for all your Scottish music and culture needs.
I can't believe that I thought last week was a busy one for concerts. The next two weeks are among the busiest I've ever seen in this town, so we've got a lot to fit in, including Leeroy Stagger, Eric Bogle, BOP Ensemble, Dustin Bentall, Brock Zeman, Two Hours Traffic, The Hold Steady, and next week's in-studio guest Amelia Curran! Now that's a busy show full of great music!
I can't believe that I thought last week was a busy one for concerts. The next two weeks are among the busiest I've ever seen in this town, so we've got a lot to fit in, including Leeroy Stagger, Eric Bogle, BOP Ensemble, Dustin Bentall, Brock Zeman, Two Hours Traffic, The Hold Steady, and next week's in-studio guest Amelia Curran! Now that's a busy show full of great music!
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