Year of upheaval in modern music 1966 reviewed
Pop Cult lists ten standout records for 1966 including Doug Ashdown The Real Thing Ravi Shankar and Khan The Sound of the Sitars and Sarods Miles Davis Miles in Europe Judy Bailey’s Favourite Things the Rolling Stones Aftermath Frank Sinatra A Man and His Music and The Beatles Revolver. The piece notes India influenced rock and jazz progress and praises Ashdown as Australia’s first world class folk disc creator.
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Pop Cult
Doug Ashdown
Ravi Shankar
Khan
Denny Zeitlin
Miles
Europe
Miles Davis
Ray Charles
New Bot
Revolver
The
Beatles
Judy Bailey
Aftermath
Rolling Stones
Frank Sinatra
Australia
Ashdown
Adelane
Col Nolen
Adelaide
Phil Sawyer
Ali Akbar Khan
Jay
Graeme Lyall
Stones
Rhythm and blues shine in Pop Cult year review
Pop Cult highlights rhythm and blues as key influence this year. The Ike and Tina Turner Show and Ray Charles at Newport receive top marks. Charles faces legal trouble in Australia while awaiting recovery, and Revolver by the Beatles ranks eighth, signaling new directions in pop music.
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Ike and Tina Turner
Ray Charles
Newport
Ike and
Tina Turner
Turners
Charles
Australia
Revolver
Breakfast Radio Schedule Highlights
Today on 2CA from 5 to 9 am features a 5.30 breakfast session followed by 6 630 and 7 News. At 7.18 Frank Chamberlain presents further updates and at 7.40 local news covers district happenings with 8.0 News.
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jLocal
United Farmers’ Review
Bible Society
Trades and Labour Council
Chews Association
SCA
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Liberal View
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Radio Schedule Fragment from a Christmas Day Lineup
A dense OCR of a radio programming grid lists 2CY and various regional stations with rhythm of concerts, news, and Christmas specials. Entries reference cricket coverage first test Aust v South Africa, concert programs, and holiday music blocks across multiple times and regions.
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Graham Connolly
Ginel
Africa
The
Southern Gardener
Martin Royal
Melbourne
ABC
Arch McKardy
South. Africa
Sam
Andrew's Cathedral
Sydney University
Channel 3 Christmas TV Schedule Highlights
A dense listing of Christmas programs across Channel 3 and Channel 7 featuring carols, matinees, sports, films, and specials. Notable items include A Wass Kil ling carols, The Reluctant Saint, Too Many Crooks, A Charlie Brown Christmas, The Avengers, and a St Peter's Anglican service, with multiple time blocks and a Benny Hill style lineup.
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WASS
Victoria
NSW
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Britain
Canberra
Bell Telephone Hour
Saint
Maximilian Schell
St Peter's Anglican Church
Watsons Bay
Danny Kaye
Royal Alexandra Hospital
Horrie Dargie
Brandon Thomas
the Avengers
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