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EPISODE · Mar 25, 2022 · 26 MIN

Australian-Charts-EP.30 1965 Pt.1B

from Australian Music Archives · host rock61

As we wrap the 1st quarter of 1965, we will learn to dance "The Cling", hear minor chart entries from 'regulars' Colin Cook, Johnny Devlin (Did McCartney really co-write?) and Dinah Lee. The highest chart success was Laurie Allen and Bobby Bright's "I Belong to You" on the GO!! label. We also hear the strange case of how a five-minute folk song reached 33 on the national chart in 1965! Gary Shearston did it! A new female artist hits the charts the charts for the first time; Lynne Randell, and Merv Benton wraps the quarter; short but certainly sweet!

As we wrap the 1st quarter of 1965, we will learn to dance "The Cling", hear minor chart entries from 'regulars' Colin Cook, Johnny Devlin (Did McCartney really co-write?) and Dinah Lee. The highest chart success was Laurie Allen and Bobby Bright's "I Belong to You" on the GO!! label. We also hear the strange case of how a five-minute folk song reached 33 on the national chart in 1965! Gary Shearston did it! A new female artist hits the charts the charts for the first time; Lynne Randell, and Merv Benton wraps the quarter; short but certainly sweet!

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