Speaker 1: Kevin Trask's Time Tunnel. The Blind Factory's birthday sale is
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Speaker 1: the Blind Factory dot com dot au. Before it ends,
Speaker 1: it's time to go back and remember the people, events
Speaker 1: and music to the soundtrack of our.
Speaker 2: Lives with Trasks Time Tunnels.
Speaker 3: Okay, the time tunnel has been entered, it has been opened.
Speaker 3: The stone has been rolled back, Kevin, and we're going
Speaker 3: back to the year I changed the style of underwear
Speaker 3: I wore.
Speaker 4: Oh, so that's you did.
Speaker 3: I did that particularly year in nineteen eighty yep. Up
Speaker 3: until that that particularly years, just by chance, I remember,
Speaker 3: I was wearing the sort of more old fashioned modesty
Speaker 3: started to go underwent.
Speaker 4: The jocks you were. I got into the jock you
Speaker 4: became a jocks boy.
Speaker 3: And I've had before I just said the sort of
Speaker 3: larger sort of modesty flap sort of arrangement. Anyway, the
Speaker 3: year was nineteen eighty.
Speaker 5: And when we do next to nineteen ninety six, that's
Speaker 5: when he changed to the G string that he currently wears.
Speaker 4: Nineteen eighty. Yes, we're talking about the passing of May West.
Speaker 4: Its blank looks on both faces.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, of may West.
Speaker 3: Yes, absolutely, Well, you know, come up and see me sometime. Yeah,
Speaker 3: well she was, she was a huge star.
Speaker 4: Weren't there rumors that she was actually male? I don't
Speaker 4: think so.
Speaker 6: I thought there were rumors.
Speaker 4: I've never heard that rumor. Oh haven't you No, No, maybe.
Speaker 5: It's someone else, probably couldn't be. Yeah, I'll shut up now. Sorry.
Speaker 3: I've had a rumor though, that Kevin was one of
Speaker 3: her paramours, if only briefly.
Speaker 4: Me and carry Grant, carry Grant.
Speaker 3: You and carry grand are paramore.
Speaker 4: No, No, Jane, Jane j May West. May West got
Speaker 4: Kerry Grant into films, as she did for me too.
Speaker 4: But mine finished up on the cutting floor.
Speaker 3: It didn't come up, it didn't measure up, I think.
Speaker 3: Was what may said.
Speaker 4: That's what she is, exactly what she said. She was
Speaker 4: a writer, she was a comedian, she was she was
Speaker 4: someone that was sort of stepping over the mark all
Speaker 4: the time with censorship. She said, censorship, censorship I made
Speaker 4: a fortune out of it. Was exactly what she did do.
Speaker 4: And so she was the Kyle Sandylands of her day
Speaker 4: when in a way, yes, yes.
Speaker 5: Push pushing against the the.
Speaker 3: Norms of society, that's what I was looking for and
Speaker 3: three words.
Speaker 4: She was after the role of Norma Desmond in Sunset
Speaker 4: Boulevard in the film, but she knocked it back. I'm
Speaker 4: glad she did, because I don't think it'll worked with
Speaker 4: Ma West.
Speaker 3: I would have not laughing at that last scene and
Speaker 3: her sash down the stairs like no, she.
Speaker 4: Couldn't yes with the gowns and everything. Now, I don't
Speaker 4: think it quite worked. She passed away in her sleep
Speaker 4: at the age of eighty seven, and she had a
Speaker 4: pretty good career throughout her entire life. I'm I liked
Speaker 4: May and May May West have you a lot of
Speaker 4: trouble with the.
Speaker 3: Old memories still burned deeper up the trusk.
Speaker 5: There's only one syllable in each of her names.
Speaker 6: History. It's the history he had the emotion this is.
Speaker 3: This is tough for Kevin.
Speaker 4: Let's catch the song boys?
Speaker 6: Who was it?
Speaker 3: And May west On?
Speaker 7: So you like Ondine, make that lot down music, trickle
Speaker 7: ump your spine, baby, I can.
Speaker 3: Warm you with his.
Speaker 7: Love arm mine. I'm no angel. I'll let me feel
Speaker 7: your fingers running through my head. I can give you
Speaker 7: kisses till you walk on. Love me, honey, love me
Speaker 7: till I just don't care. I no, Angel, I'll thank
Speaker 7: your blues. Stop down your troubles working with us deady wrong.
Speaker 7: Here's your donation.
Speaker 4: Take my affection.
Speaker 7: You're on the ways in all, let me have you
Speaker 7: all before the night is gone. Come on flank this
Speaker 7: giant so we can carry on. I can make it
Speaker 7: a have.
Speaker 8: Norway.
Speaker 7: Angel.
Speaker 4: What do you think?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's good, It's different, isn't it great style? Yes,
Speaker 3: I'm not a huge big voice, but she gets it across.
Speaker 4: She certainly does just very quickly.
Speaker 5: And we don't sort of do newsy stuff normally on
Speaker 5: this show, and we're not going to break that tradition.
Speaker 5: But I will point out be listening for the news
Speaker 5: at eleven because currently the US Defense Secretary is up
Speaker 5: giving a big speech about Operation Midnight Amma that happened
Speaker 5: with the US.
Speaker 3: So there's much to do in the Middle East at
Speaker 3: the moment.
Speaker 5: Once once again, Yes, so he's talking about that now,
Speaker 5: so there'll be no doubt updates in the news at eleven.
Speaker 3: Quick quiz time, Kevin.
Speaker 4: It is too. I just before we do that, I
Speaker 4: mentioned the Sinatra Society and meeting on Tuesday night at
Speaker 4: the Clayton Arras who Frank Sinatra's concert the Americas. It'll
Speaker 4: be a great night, So this coming Tuesday Night for
Speaker 4: the Sinatra Society. Now the Quick Quiz. In nineteen eighty,
Speaker 4: the Logi Awards were held at the Hilton Hotel in
Speaker 4: Melbourne and hosted by Bert Newton. There were special appearances
Speaker 4: by overseas stars. Which of the following was not a
Speaker 4: guest star at the nineteen eighty Logies. Was it a
Speaker 4: John Inman, B Dolly Parton, C, Michael York or d
Speaker 4: Silla Black? One of those is not?
Speaker 3: The three out of the four were the nineteen eighty.
Speaker 4: Correct, And that's John Man, Dolly Parton, Michael York or
Speaker 4: Silla Black. All right, just.
Speaker 3: To explain who John Inman is? Do you remember?
Speaker 4: Are you being certain?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 4: I know that he was very big in night.
Speaker 9: I would just said I would say he would have
Speaker 9: been here because he did a series down under.
Speaker 4: Correct.
Speaker 5: So I'm going to take a punt and say he
Speaker 5: was here Dolly Parton, I think so. I actually don't
Speaker 5: know who Michael York is. Is he a mate of yours?
Speaker 4: From the pub? He was in Cabaret. He was one
Speaker 4: of the leads with Liza Minelli in the film Cabaret.
Speaker 4: I think it's German. Was he something?
Speaker 3: No, it was English English. I'm not sure about that. Well,
Speaker 3: I'm going to go Michael Yorke, I'm going to say
Speaker 3: Dolly Parton wasn't here, and wasn't it the logis? Ben?
Speaker 10: I think it might be Silla Black.
Speaker 3: Oh, yes, because.
Speaker 11: I don't remember Silla Black going to the logos. I'm
Speaker 11: not saying she didn't, but I just don't remember.
Speaker 4: You don't remember her doing that fifteen years before you
Speaker 4: were born?
Speaker 10: No, not at all.
Speaker 4: Okay, here we are, here's the rap, because we're going
Speaker 4: to get the pace up. Yes, yes, yes, John Inman,
Speaker 4: are you being served? Yes? He was there, Michael York Cabaret,
Speaker 4: Yes he was there, Ben, and Andrew Cilla Black, Yes,
Speaker 4: she was there. Andrew's right, and Andrew, congratulations because Dolly
Speaker 4: Parton was nowhere near the Hilton Hotel in Melbourne in
Speaker 4: nineteen eighty. Yes, yes, yes, I thought that's the first
Speaker 4: one you've ever got, right, I think?
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, no, no, oh no, we can go
Speaker 3: back over the tapes. I'll send them round to you. Oh,
Speaker 3: thank you, I'll deliver them tomorrow.
Speaker 4: You have got nothing to do tomorrow to them all day.
Speaker 10: He's got a shelf full of them.
Speaker 11: He keeps keeps all these wins every single week.
Speaker 5: Well, and that makes sense. It would be Dolly because
Speaker 5: if Bert was hosting, Paddy wouldn't have let Dolly anywhere
Speaker 5: near him. All right, let's move on then to what
Speaker 5: was happening at that time in films of nineteen eighty seven.
Speaker 4: Great year for films. The Empire strikes Strikes Back nine
Speaker 4: to five, Elephant Man, Ordinary People and the best picture
Speaker 4: went to ordinary People as well. But here in Australia,
Speaker 4: Break a Mornt was the big one. This was based
Speaker 4: on the story of the Ball War and what a
Speaker 4: cast Edward would would Yeah, why are you saying it?
Speaker 4: That's what his name sounds like if you take all
Speaker 4: the ds out. Okay, he was in it. Jack Thompson,
Speaker 4: Brian Brown, bud tingwore and John Ward is in a
Speaker 4: strong cast.
Speaker 3: I think it was.
Speaker 4: I think you were actually one of the best Australian
Speaker 4: films ever made. I think one day a lot of
Speaker 4: people don't like Australian films. Did you know that, Andrew?
Speaker 3: Yes, you're looking at one right now.
Speaker 4: Well, have you ever want to break him around.
Speaker 3: No, I haven't seen it. To my shame, I have not.
Speaker 4: It's a magnificent film. We'll have to we'll have to
Speaker 4: have a night where we all get together and watch it.
Speaker 4: I think, yes, we'll do that.
Speaker 5: A Thursday is good for you guys.
Speaker 3: Those underpants to try on. I can read the room.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 4: It won ten awards at the AFI Awards, and it
Speaker 4: is playing regularly. I think on World Movies, SBS World
Speaker 4: Movies they played from time to time. But I will
Speaker 4: never forget the AFI Awards. They brought in a pipe
Speaker 4: band and they are playing that Soldiers of the Queen
Speaker 4: around on them and it was marvelous. But here's the
Speaker 4: song and it was actually recorded by.
Speaker 3: Edward Would Would Would would woo woo.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it break Brett.
Speaker 8: It's the Soldius of the Queen.
Speaker 2: My Ladscoopy, my lads group scenes.
Speaker 8: In the fight for Engloon's glory is that of its
Speaker 8: worldwide glory. Let us see and when we say we
Speaker 8: all always want.
Speaker 3: And when they asked us.
Speaker 1: All it's done.
Speaker 8: We'll proudly point to everyone of England, Soldiers.
Speaker 4: Of the There we are a bit of Edward Woodwood singing.
Speaker 4: Soldiers of the Queen. My dad had the pleasure of
Speaker 4: arresting Edward Woodwood.
Speaker 6: There's a story for it.
Speaker 4: Your father arrested Edward He and a bunch of others.
Speaker 5: He was I think it was in his days in
Speaker 5: the UK, because Dad's English. He was a bobby over there.
Speaker 5: And yeah, Edward would I can't remember what the charge was,
Speaker 5: a drunken disorderly or something like that, but he was.
Speaker 6: Rather full of himself.
Speaker 4: He pulled the old do you know who I am?
Speaker 6: Thing? Yes, yeah, and they didn't care. They just arrested him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, we move on though. Films of nine
Speaker 3: in eighty. We're talking about this is the year of
Speaker 3: the time Tunnel this week and this movie was quite understand.
Speaker 3: Barroom Buddies. What's that all about?
Speaker 4: Well, the song is Barroom Buddies and it comes from
Speaker 4: a film called Bronco Billy and Bronco Billy starred Clint
Speaker 4: Eastwood and Sondra Lockey, directed by Eastwood. He directed it.
Speaker 4: And do you remember Moule Haggard.
Speaker 3: Oh, the country singer.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he was a big country singer. He had heaps
Speaker 4: and heaps of hits, none of them were really hit
Speaker 4: popular in Australia. But overseas in America he was huge.
Speaker 4: So we've got this film where Clint Eastwood's playing a
Speaker 4: someone in a wild West shot is throwing knives, actually ocupation.
Speaker 6: Throw the doves.
Speaker 4: But they got into the bar, him and Miele Hagen,
Speaker 4: and they're sitting at the bar and they've seen this
Speaker 4: song in the middle of the film called bayroom Buddies,
Speaker 4: And so it's clear Eastwood having a good time with Muele.
Speaker 4: Hangout it. Hey, I wanna sing till the felan gets right.
Speaker 4: Let's harmonize, will be dynamite. I told a little high
Speaker 4: notes and done it for years. A deal, old buddy,
Speaker 4: and all four of the biers. There's always some lady
Speaker 4: alone at the barn.
Speaker 3: And you always let her know just who you are.
Speaker 2: I know a couple gals, and we can call down there,
Speaker 2: shake the picture right.
Speaker 4: Off and the wall. We're ballroom buddies.
Speaker 7: And that's the best.
Speaker 5: Kite nobody foods with a buddy of mine.
Speaker 4: I laugh when you're happy, and I cried when you're blue.
Speaker 4: We're barroom buddies.
Speaker 8: And where do we fine?
Speaker 3: So call me another.
Speaker 4: We got nothing but time.
Speaker 8: Old chuck, A lug of lugging barroom buddy of mine.
Speaker 3: What a great It's good fun. So you've never heard
Speaker 3: that before.
Speaker 4: Clint loved it. Kid. He plays piano and he did
Speaker 4: a bit singing. He sing in Painter Your Wagon. I
Speaker 4: talked to the Truth.
Speaker 6: Yes he did soon, but that wasn't good. I think
Speaker 6: this was.
Speaker 4: It was quite good. Yeah, but I think he's having
Speaker 4: a bit of fun there with Merlon.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Merle passed away a few years ago, but Clint's still
Speaker 4: going strong.
Speaker 3: Yeah into his nineties. Nineties.
Speaker 6: Fabulous, Yeah, yeah, incredible.
Speaker 5: All right, we'll come back with more in Trasks Time
Speaker 5: tunnel The shows, the television, the Mystery Voice who Died
Speaker 5: and some of the popular songs all ahead in Trasks
Speaker 5: Time Tuntle nineteen eighty and Trasks Time Tunneled. Kevin, what
Speaker 5: were the shows of nineteen eighty.
Speaker 4: Well, we shined the spotlight on the Unmasked tour of
Speaker 4: nineteen eighty. Andrew looks a.
Speaker 3: Little bit puzzled, y, Yeah, it just be confused.
Speaker 4: This is Kiss.
Speaker 3: Oh all right. Never a Kiss fan, but no, they
Speaker 3: were huge that year.
Speaker 4: They were at at Waverley Park and I was out
Speaker 4: there with my children, Andrew and Natalie and they were fans,
Speaker 4: and I didn't know what to expect. But since I
Speaker 4: got in there and I saw the stage with speakers
Speaker 4: up into the clouds and these people come out with
Speaker 4: all this makeup on, I thought, I don't think I'm
Speaker 4: gonna like this. So when it started, it was deafening,
Speaker 4: and my children are going, yeah, he's.
Speaker 3: A fat, great dadat.
Speaker 4: Time, and I got down under the seat and I
Speaker 4: got as much paper as I could possibly get to
Speaker 4: shove in my ears. So I blocked the sound up
Speaker 4: with that with the paper, and I was able to
Speaker 4: survive the show. But those years have gone by. I
Speaker 4: don't mind kiss No. I like Shandy. I think was
Speaker 4: my favorite song of their.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Yeah, I tell your Gene Simmons is one of
Speaker 3: the cleverest businessmen in the world of music I've ever known.
Speaker 4: Did you meet him?
Speaker 3: No, I've never met him, but I've just seen an
Speaker 3: interview with him, and he is one switched on dude. Ben,
Speaker 3: You do you agree with me, like he's.
Speaker 4: Just frighteningly intelligent.
Speaker 11: Because there are some people like that you would never
Speaker 11: particularly with Gene Simmons. Do you think, oh, he's a
Speaker 11: bit of a rocker. He's got an idiot. An idiot, no,
Speaker 11: not intelligent.
Speaker 4: You had to have a long tongue to be enkissed,
Speaker 4: didn't he? Well, it was that was Gene Simmons.
Speaker 5: I don't know about the others as such, but but
Speaker 5: we were we were doing Nightline one night and as
Speaker 5: some publicist I can't even remember who it was, Rangus
Speaker 5: and he was at a function with Gene Simmons and
Speaker 5: he said, I've got Gene Simmons here.
Speaker 6: Do you want to chat to him?
Speaker 4: So I said to Bruce and Phil do you want
Speaker 4: to chat to Geene Simmons from Kiss?
Speaker 6: And Bruce of course has gone yeah, put him on Jeane.
Speaker 4: They're good to have a chat. What have you been
Speaker 4: up to?
Speaker 5: Well, Bruce, I've been looking into the political dealings that
Speaker 5: have been going on. And it starts on with this
Speaker 5: very ABC type discussion Bruce.
Speaker 4: And Philer thego I have no idea what he's talking about.
Speaker 4: It was wondering did you have a copley of that?
Speaker 5: I don't think it was in the days before I
Speaker 5: used to archive everything, so I don't want to do
Speaker 5: It'll probably be in the highlights reel of Nightline for
Speaker 5: that night. Yeah, so I'll have the highlights reel, but
Speaker 5: I've got thousands of them and just haven't got the
Speaker 5: time to archive them all.
Speaker 4: Well, that would be an absolute ripper. I'll find it eventually. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, I wonder what.
Speaker 4: The neighbors would have thought out there at Waverley Park.
Speaker 4: And maybe you might have been able to hear the
Speaker 4: concert at three aw if you opened the window, because
Speaker 4: it was pretty loud.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I see the AFL have bought AFL Park, Waverley Park.
Speaker 3: Do you see that in the paper the other day?
Speaker 3: They Yeah, I've actually bought it.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So now we're going to hear the Kiss with the
Speaker 4: Opening on stage at Waverley Park in nineteen eighty.
Speaker 13: No, you wanted that's bad in the world, they're not.
Speaker 3: I want to see the door ride.
Speaker 2: Fielder Mars something that not you wise, and.
Speaker 3: We're going to make it all come true. This girl
Speaker 3: you are made for me, A girl I was made
Speaker 3: for you.
Speaker 11: They're not.
Speaker 3: I was good.
Speaker 4: I'm with you, Kevin. I wasn't really a fan at
Speaker 4: the time.
Speaker 6: But they really grew up. I'm years mind the fabulous,
Speaker 6: But I just.
Speaker 4: Take this paper out of my ear.
Speaker 3: Right television in nineteen eighty Kevin.
Speaker 4: Yes, television in nineteen eighty we had things like Faulty Towers,
Speaker 4: soap Dallas. Dallas was big, wasn't it. I never watched it.
Speaker 3: I not thing I did because I was working at
Speaker 3: Nights of three out w YEA during its most A
Speaker 3: lot of a drum.
Speaker 4: Yes, that was the one with Blarry Hagman.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, I still don't know who shot Jr. One
Speaker 11: of the famous episodes of television.
Speaker 4: Kristian Shepherd. Christian Shepherd just comes to mind for me,
Speaker 4: spoilers out of nowhere. I just plucked that. Did you notice,
Speaker 4: sand Andrew?
Speaker 3: Yeah, very well done. That's why they keep using you here.
Speaker 4: And The Sullivans of course was on and we had
Speaker 4: Paul Cronin dear Paul as a co host here on
Speaker 4: Nightline and remember when yeah, so many many years, but
Speaker 4: he was terrific as Dave Sullivan in The Sullivans. Here's
Speaker 4: a little bit of an interview with Ian Maurice the
Speaker 4: Bear up on four BC in Brisbane talking to Paul
Speaker 4: Crowning about The Sullivans.
Speaker 5: When you were when you were studying the role, after
Speaker 5: I said, yeah, you got the job, did you study
Speaker 5: anyone in particular?
Speaker 4: I mean, what do you mean me? What a silly question? No,
Speaker 4: it's not.
Speaker 12: It's a very good question because I've modeled Dave Sullan
Speaker 12: and my father.
Speaker 4: Oh did you He was exactly the.
Speaker 12: Same type of bloke that the script called for. We've
Speaker 12: all got a couple of pages of this is your character.
Speaker 3: And Dave was a.
Speaker 12: Father, I forget what a was probably forty, and he's
Speaker 12: got four children, he's got a wife, Grace, and he's
Speaker 12: he's a Protestant, she's a Catholic. They married behind the
Speaker 12: order whatever that means. We think we know what that means.
Speaker 12: And it's three days before World War two broke out,
Speaker 12: and we're listening to Menzines making new speech. Prior to
Speaker 12: his speech was the speech by Churchill. We work and
Speaker 12: then we worked, camped around the little wireless in those
Speaker 12: days as a family listening to it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, big show.
Speaker 4: I never missed it, never said yeah, and lovely to
Speaker 4: hear Paul's voice.
Speaker 6: It is he is a lovely, lovely man.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And then of course Grace caught the plane and she died,
Speaker 3: didn't she remember, I think, Grace Sullivan, Yes, she perished
Speaker 3: a plane crash, Yes she did, all right, mystery voice time.
Speaker 6: Yes, after the break, we'll do the mystery. We look
Speaker 6: forward to taking your call.
Speaker 4: Well, it just gives us time to set it all
Speaker 4: up because if we if we.
Speaker 5: Knock it off in two minutes five, but if it
Speaker 5: goes ten minutes, we're going to be sandwiched.
Speaker 6: Up to news. So it's just a formatic all right.
Speaker 5: So I'd like to squeeze a break in here a
Speaker 5: mystery voice. We get your mobiles ready because we want
Speaker 5: you to text us after the break.
Speaker 3: Fourteen to eleven. The time tunnel will remember when this
Speaker 3: is the tricky part, Simon.
Speaker 5: It is the mystery voice. Kevin Trask is about to
Speaker 5: play us a mystery voice. Then we're going to guess
Speaker 5: who it is, and we invite you to do the
Speaker 5: same by texting your answer. Zero four double seven six
Speaker 5: nine three six nine three is the number when you
Speaker 5: think you know who it is. Ben has hidden them
Speaker 5: from our view so we can't cheat. And Kevin, do
Speaker 5: we have a clue.
Speaker 4: Well, the clue is it's not a song tonight. I'm
Speaker 4: talking to someone interviewing someone who is the person I'm
Speaker 4: talking to, So everybody, I'll have to listen very closely
Speaker 4: to this and work out who it is. Who is
Speaker 4: the mystery voice? Why did you pick Astray?
Speaker 14: It's a long way from Broadways off Broadway as we
Speaker 14: know and now, but also.
Speaker 3: The freedom here, you know, on the road.
Speaker 14: My road to making this musical was it was quite
Speaker 14: a tough one because there's so many gatekeepers that want
Speaker 14: to do it their way or they don't want to
Speaker 14: do it at all. So in the end I kind
Speaker 14: of decided to do it myself and this is why.
Speaker 14: And I found that Melbourne was great and it was open,
Speaker 14: it was positive, and when I toured here in twenty ten,
Speaker 14: I just felt, wow, this this is a great city.
Speaker 14: And I thought, well, Sydney is a good city too,
Speaker 14: but I mean Melbourne was really good for me and
Speaker 14: I felt this is the place.
Speaker 3: Wow, this is new. And never had an interview as
Speaker 3: a mystery voice before, not in my time.
Speaker 6: No, we don't do very often. So what sort of
Speaker 6: accent is that?
Speaker 3: Living old? Was English? It's British? But where where from?
Speaker 4: It's got to live a puddle and twang into my year?
Speaker 4: I think, would that be right? I'm not sure on
Speaker 4: that question.
Speaker 3: Where he came from? He's been here in twenty ten,
Speaker 3: and toured here. Then he mentions, and he's come back
Speaker 3: later on. I've got no idea ben at all anything.
Speaker 10: Are they a promoter or are they an actor?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: Here we go, very very good. A promoter or an
Speaker 4: actor neither, okay.
Speaker 5: So a singer, yes, on stage musicals as were like
Speaker 5: theater or concerts concerts?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 10: Were they born in nineteen eighty.
Speaker 4: No, he's around in nineteen eighty and very popular.
Speaker 3: Still with us today.
Speaker 4: Yes, okay, ringo not ringo.
Speaker 3: That is that liver noidal sound of liver pods.
Speaker 4: Nothing nothing to do with the Beatles.
Speaker 6: Okay. I just had to get that out because it's
Speaker 6: it was clogging up my head from the.
Speaker 4: You're in release mode. You'll probably come.
Speaker 6: Up with the answer, okay.
Speaker 3: Well known for TV appearances more than no, not well
Speaker 3: known for live concerts, recordings, recordings English singers.
Speaker 10: Would it be someone like Tom Jones?
Speaker 3: Oh no, not we.
Speaker 4: Sort of sort of Ron Stewart, No no, no, you're
Speaker 4: on the track though, Desert Colla, not dere's O'Connor. Oh
Speaker 4: my mate, what's his what's his name? The Max bi Graves,
Speaker 4: not back Max Biograves. I think we should play it
Speaker 4: again and have a quick listen to this voice. All right,
Speaker 4: why did you pick Australia.
Speaker 14: It's it's a long way from Broadway's off Broadway, as
Speaker 14: we know, and but also there's a freedom here, you know,
Speaker 14: on the road. My road to make in this musical
Speaker 14: was it was quite a tough one because there's so
Speaker 14: many gatekeepers that want to do it their way or
Speaker 14: they don't want to do it at all. So in
Speaker 14: the end, I kind of I decided to do it
Speaker 14: myself and this is why. And I found that Melbourne
Speaker 14: was great and it was open, it was positive, and
Speaker 14: when I toured here in twenty ten, I just felt, wow,
Speaker 14: this this is a great city. And I thought, well,
Speaker 14: Sydney is a good city too, but I mean Melbourne
Speaker 14: was really good for me and I felt this is
Speaker 14: the place.
Speaker 6: Did you say still with us?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 6: Okay, So it rules out David Bowie, Mick Jagger, not Mick.
Speaker 3: I don't know what Mick, what's a little sneer doesn't
Speaker 3: hurt you?
Speaker 10: What's the musical he's talking about?
Speaker 4: That's the key.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's the key gives us answers the musical.
Speaker 4: You've done remarkably well, Ben, because that is the key
Speaker 4: and the whole thing is Is.
Speaker 3: It an Andrew Lloyd Webber musical?
Speaker 4: No, it's not.
Speaker 6: Is it Michael Crawford.
Speaker 4: It's not Michael Crawford is the music? Because you said
Speaker 4: he's not a stage actor. Though he's not a stage actor.
Speaker 4: He's a concert performer.
Speaker 6: But he spoke about bringing this musical here, which he wrote.
Speaker 3: He wrote, he wrote it. He wrote a musical.
Speaker 10: It's not one of the other people's not.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I know what they're Swedish. That was an English accent.
Speaker 4: Is he's very bigger in the nineteen seventies. I'd say
Speaker 4: bigger in the nineteen seventies, in the nineteen eighties, and
Speaker 4: a number of hit songs.
Speaker 6: Oh seven, yeah tough.
Speaker 4: This is okay, Well, I think times on the wings.
Speaker 4: I'm going to get the big clue. He uses a
Speaker 4: stage name, it's Elton John. It's not Elton John.
Speaker 3: Cliff Richard.
Speaker 4: And part of his stage name Diamond. It's part of
Speaker 4: his stage name is something to do with an animal.
Speaker 3: An animal bear, Bobby Bear.
Speaker 9: Given it to you, Ede, not Eddie the ebu Ernie muskrat,
Speaker 9: No a domestic animal cat cat Stevens.
Speaker 4: Cat Stevens is correct.
Speaker 15: I am talking to Kat Stephens Steve about his musical
Speaker 15: Moonshok Moonshadow, which was on at the Princess Theater, probably
Speaker 15: the best part of maybe ten years.
Speaker 4: It almost it almost makes perfect sense now when that happens.
Speaker 4: But how sad is that that we.
Speaker 3: Neither would never.
Speaker 4: It was a tough one.
Speaker 6: Oh, how did the listeners go?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 5: Five minutes ago exactly, Catherine wrote use of Islam also
Speaker 5: known as Cat Stevens. That was the third text we received.
Speaker 5: So it's very quick of you, Catherine, Well done, Well done.
Speaker 5: Other suggestions Andrew Lloyd Webber, Michael Palin, Tommy I don't know,
Speaker 5: Terry Gillia and Michael Caine. No, you'd know if it
Speaker 5: was Michael Kaine, Ben Elton, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Graham Chapman.
Speaker 9: Answers, great answers there, but yeah, but well done. Well
Speaker 9: that wouldn't have got Cat Stephens all right?
Speaker 4: We could time to square.
Speaker 5: No, we're sort of running late here. We'll need to
Speaker 5: break and then come back. I think with the popular
Speaker 5: songs of nineteen eighty after.
Speaker 3: This, okay, the hit songs of nineteen eighty Kevin Trask.
Speaker 4: Who's seen these boys? Another brick in the wall, Pink Floyd, correct, Magic,
Speaker 4: Olivia and John. You've just been talking about her. Do
Speaker 4: that to me one more time, Captain, Yeah, very good.
Speaker 4: It's still rock and roll to me.
Speaker 3: Billy Joel, well done.
Speaker 4: The Rose lost in love air supply one percent so far.
Speaker 4: Coward of the County, Kenny Rodgers. Yes, we don't talk anymore.
Speaker 3: We don't.
Speaker 4: Well, come on, Ben, we don't talk anymore.
Speaker 6: We should know that one.
Speaker 3: What is it? Who was it?
Speaker 4: Cliff Richard?
Speaker 3: Of course? Is that the one where was on roller skates?
Speaker 6: No, that was wired for saying.
Speaker 4: Yeah cool cool change, Frankie Lane, No, that was cool
Speaker 4: water close.
Speaker 7: Who is it?
Speaker 4: The Little River Band? We can allow people just sticking
Speaker 4: their head in the door giving the answers. It's my
Speaker 4: fault for leaving the door open. What what about fame?
Speaker 3: The fame?
Speaker 4: Irene car very good.
Speaker 5: One fine day, one fine day, John far even Tony's
Speaker 5: wincing now, no, one fine?
Speaker 3: Is that the revival of the song for the Chiffons?
Speaker 4: Well, it could be.
Speaker 3: This is no.
Speaker 4: I think she wrote this. This is a female singer.
Speaker 6: Carol King.
Speaker 4: Yes, Carol Carol King is correct.
Speaker 6: I thought so always knew that thank you.
Speaker 4: You won't get this one. And the mystery voice is
Speaker 4: sticking his enter the door. Won't get it either. Pilot
Speaker 4: of the airwaves.
Speaker 6: Pilot of the Airwaves was.
Speaker 3: Off with that harmony bit. Yeah, oh, come on, I
Speaker 3: can see the forty five it was on.
Speaker 4: It was on what's the name of the singer on
Speaker 4: the forty five that that's gone the waves? Oh come on,
Speaker 4: I do know it's This is sad because you one
Speaker 4: hundred percent up to this and you're the last question.
Speaker 4: You're going to blow it.
Speaker 6: Boys, Yeah, this is said initials.
Speaker 4: Yes, initials might help c d.
Speaker 3: Oh compact this?
Speaker 4: No, yes, no, not compact his first name ship shut
Speaker 4: chur chur chart chart.
Speaker 6: Look Daniels, Charlie Daniel.
Speaker 4: That's not right, No, Charlene, No admit to Charlie.
Speaker 3: D'are okay.
Speaker 6: No, I wouldn't have got that at all.
Speaker 3: Was the idea of them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's okay. You can't get the ball right. Did
Speaker 4: you like Fiddler's Dram Yes? I did very much. So
Speaker 4: they had a lovely hit and I love this one
Speaker 4: day trip to Bengal.
Speaker 5: Oh okay, we've taken so long with those. We're heading
Speaker 5: off the news where we go next week.
Speaker 4: Kevin nineteen ninety one boys, good night everyone, Thank you
Speaker 4: for all you do.
Speaker 7: On this side.
Speaker 4: Alt