THE SHOWS

Part one of our biggest countdown yet – the greatest songs from the sixties, according to Rolling Stone.

One of the best top 60 charts we could possibly hope to pull from the 1960s, it’s the top selling sixty singles from the UK’s end of year charts.

Today’s show features a countdown of the top 60 from 1968’s US Billboard Hot 100 singles chart. An incredible set of tracks from a mindblowing number of genres.

Pushing on with the sixty songs from sixty Australian artists from the sixties theme we started last week our show on the 10th of May 2020 focused in on the British Invasion of 1963-67.

Attempting something we’ve never done before – 60 songs, 60 different artist, from the 60s, and all Australian. This is really the start of something big on Sixties Sojourn.

As we get back into the production groove of Sixties Sojourn, we re-introduce This Week in the World of Sixties Music. We’re also replaying the Holland-Dozier-Holland In Profile.

With a listener (Raoul)-requested In Profile of The Who, this week’s show features some more of the absolute best – and even obscure – music from the sixties. Rock on!

At last, featuring a Sixties Sojourn In Profile of the talented singer-songwriter Laura Nyro, and a look back at the week of 24-30 June in the world of sixties music.

Featuring our In Profile of Motown’s Holland-Dozier-Holland, and introducing our new segment of the Sixties Sojourn randomly picked Top 5.

A 100% British music from the sixties show, with an extended In Profile of The Kinks, and many of the acts that formed the phenomenon that was The British Invasion.

A definite Australian theme for today, with the Easybeats In Profile and five great local acts filling up all the Doubleheader spots.

A huge show, with Petula Clark in Profile, a fabulous week in This Week in the World of Sixties Music and, Charle’s Pick of the Week – It Isn’t Nice by Barbara Dane.

Featuring an In Profile of Ray Brown and The Whispers, some outstanding requests from you guys and gals, and so many songs that were just mindblowingly good, the 26th of May was definitely one of our best shows.

Doris Day featured strongly in this show, with five of her sixties songs marking her passing this week. In Profile featured the brilliance of Burt Bacharach and Hal David. So much more!!!