2 August 2020
Sixties Sojourn is an initiative of Connection Matters Radio
Balancing bad news with brilliant music
Sunday 2 August 2020 at 3pm on 3KND – 1503AM – or the I Heart Radio App
Sunday the 2nd of August, 2020 – a tough day for Victoria. Still big numbers in coronavirus infections and, tragically, deaths. Music, though, can lift the spirit; and balancing regular live updates from the Premier’s press conference, there was a stack of great music – Charles’ favourites of the sixties. Here are some of the acts that featured in the show.
Barbara Dane
Canned Heat
Los Bravos
The Association
The Animals
The Equals
Elvis Presley
Jimmy Cliff
The Show’s Playlist
Here’s the complete playlist that went to air during the show. If you missed out, then don’t forget – whatever you do – to tune in to the next Sixties Sojourn program!
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ARTIST |
SONG |
YEAR |
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1 |
The Foundations |
Build Me Up Buttercup |
1968 |
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2 |
Elvis Presley |
Puppet on a String |
1965 |
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3 |
The Youngbloods |
Get Together |
1967 |
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4 |
Crosby Stills Nash and Young |
Ohio |
1970 |
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5 |
Manfred Mann |
Semi-Detached Suburban Mr James |
1968 |
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6 |
Barbara Lewis |
Baby I’m Yours |
1965 |
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7 |
Gentle Soul |
See My Love |
1968 |
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8 |
Harpers Bizarre |
Come to the Sunshine |
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9 |
The Animals |
Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood |
1965 |
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10 |
Barbara Dane |
It Isn’t Nice |
1966 |
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11 |
The Association |
Windy |
1967 |
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12 |
Barry McGuire |
The Eve of Destruction |
1965 |
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13 |
Cat Stevens |
Matthew and Son |
1967 |
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14 |
The Boxtops |
The Letter |
1967 |
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15 |
Canned Heat |
Going Up The Country |
1968 |
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16 |
The Loved Ones |
The Loved One |
1966 |
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17 |
Buffalo Springfield |
For What It’s Worth |
1967 |
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18 |
Laura Nyro |
And When I Die |
1967 |
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19 |
The Town Criers |
Everlasting Love |
1968 |
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20 |
Los Bravos |
Black is Black |
1966 |
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21 |
Peter and Gordon |
Lady Godiva |
1966 |
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22 |
Easybeats |
Friday on my Mind |
1966 |
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23 |
Ronnie Burns |
Smiley |
1969 |
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24 |
The Groop |
Woman You’re Breaking Me |
1967 |
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25 |
The Byrds |
Turn Turn Turn |
1965 |
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26 |
Every Mothers Son |
Come on Down to My Boat Baby |
1967 |
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27 |
Jackie DeShannon |
Put A Little Love In Your Heart |
1969 |
|
28 |
The Honeycombs |
Have I The Right |
1964 |
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29 |
Petula Clark |
Downtown |
1964 |
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30 |
Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart |
I Wonder What She’s Doing Tonight |
1967 |
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31 |
The Monkees |
Last Train to Clarksville |
1966 |
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32 |
The Casuals |
Jesamine |
1968 |
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33 |
Dusty Springfield |
Windmills of My Mind |
1969 |
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34 |
Gene McDaniels |
A Hundred Pounds of Clay |
1961 |
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35 |
Gerry and the Pacemakers |
Ferry Cross The Mersey |
1964 |
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36 |
Unit 4+2 |
Concrete and Clay |
1965 |
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37 |
The Equals |
Baby Come Back |
1966 |
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38 |
Ray Brown and the Whispers |
20 Miles |
1965 |
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39 |
Cilla Black |
You’re My World |
1964 |
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40 |
Dave Clarke Five |
Bits and Pieces |
1964 |
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41 |
Gianni Morandi |
C’era Un Ragazzo |
1967 |
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42 |
Gordon Lightfoot |
The Pride of Man |
1966 |
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43 |
Jimmy Gilmer and the Fireballs |
Sugar Shack |
1963 |
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44 |
The Cowsills |
The Rain, the Park and Other Things |
1967 |
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45 |
The Seekers |
Can’t Make Up My Mind |
1967 |
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46 |
Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky Mick and Tich |
Don Juan |
1969 |
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47 |
Jimmy Cliff |
Wonderful World, Beautiful People |