Another exciting edition of HOME BREW RADIO this week (Mon 8th March 9-10pm, Wed 10th March 1-2am & Sat 13th March 11pm-12am around the nation on the CRN. Click here to find a station near you) with fresh brews from The Fumes, Gin Wigmore, Whitley and from the centre of the nation, Dr Strangeways
We're joined by Sydney's Kate Leahy(pic) for a chat as well as a Brewing Room performance
We also reveal our artist of the month (courtesy of Ordio Productions), Keiran Glasgow
Plus a Well-Fermented brew from the Hoodoo Gurus
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INGREDIENTS: MON 1ST MARCH 2010
A keg full of new brews this week (Mon 1st March 9-10pm, Wed 3rd March 1-2am & Sat 6th March 11pm-12am across Australian on the CRN. Click here to find a station near you) with fresh flavours from Jet, British India, The Dread Sky, Airbourne and The Snow Droppers.
We take a pull from the new Birds Of Tokyo live keg
Chat with our Artist of the Month (sponsored by Ordio Productions) John Meyer
Probe Carlo from Blue King Brown about the arts initiative, The Seed
Plus a Well-Fermented brew from Kate Ceberano
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OUTRAGEOUS COURT DECISION
For those of you who haven't heard, Larrikin Music are suing Men At Work for two bars of the flute riff in their iconic Australian hit, Down Under. A court judge has ruled in favour of Larrikin Music who now are claiming up to 60% of the royalties from the hit song. Larrikin Music acquired the copyright to Kookaburra Sits In the Old Gumtree after the original composer, Marion Sinclair died in her 90's. She composed the song as part of a competition run by the Girl Guides Association of Victoria in.......wait for it...... 1934.
The "similarity" of the riff in Down Under and two bars of Kookaburra was first brought to light on ABC's music quiz show, Spicks & Specks. So Larrikin, decided to make some money, 27 years after the release of Down Under.
For shame!!!!! I personally think this whole situation stinks and is downright, UNAustralian. But have your say by voting in our poll.