Speaker 1: The Chris Joan O'Connell Breakfast Show Podcast Melbourne's Gold one
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Speaker 1: Chris John o'conon All Breakfast Show on Melbourn's Gold one
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Speaker 2: Exciting times. Everyone, we are in the charts. We're in
Speaker 2: the charts. Everyone, we are in the charts. Show sixty one.
Speaker 2: The song your song, sing It for Melbourne is now
Speaker 2: live on iTunes. Jack, what do they need to do
Speaker 2: to find it on there?
Speaker 3: You just type in going to the iTunes store on
Speaker 3: your phone type in sing it for Melbourne. But if
Speaker 3: you've got a brand new phone, I noticed this with
Speaker 3: my wife this morning as we would try to buy it.
Speaker 3: If you've got one of the brand new iPhones, you've
Speaker 3: got to go and download iTunes store in the app store.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I had to do this. I haven't got the
Speaker 2: X or the nine or anything flashed out that. But
Speaker 2: I didn't have to buy a new phone when obviously
Speaker 2: I moved here and yesterday I was struggling to find it,
Speaker 2: even though we knew that it was in the as
Speaker 2: they call it, iTunes ecosystem, but you need to download
Speaker 2: the app then for iTunes.
Speaker 3: iTunes store because now they're trying to do Apple Music
Speaker 3: where you can just stream everything.
Speaker 2: Oh it's a pain in the backside that when if
Speaker 2: you try and buy a song, it wants you to
Speaker 2: sign up to it. I don't want it.
Speaker 3: And also with this single's going to charity. So if
Speaker 3: we're just streaming it to Apple, I mean the charity's
Speaker 3: getting nothing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and they've got enough. Okay, So it is singing
Speaker 2: for Melbourne. I'm going to play a bit of it
Speaker 2: in a minute. You can understand the song. It's two
Speaker 2: dollars nineteen and like Jack said, this is a song
Speaker 2: for the Starlight Foundation. All the profits go directly to them.
Speaker 2: It's amazing charity right here in Melbourne. It's a Melbourne song,
Speaker 2: so it should be a Melbourne charity. This charity has
Speaker 2: touched actually quite a few of you listen to this show,
Speaker 2: but quite a few emails and people who sadly have
Speaker 2: got six children and they give them special days out
Speaker 2: for them and their family in horrendous situations. It's an
Speaker 2: important charity and sometimes he's less than known ones don't
Speaker 2: get as much funding. So We don't know how the
Speaker 2: song's going to do, but if you do it, it's
Speaker 2: two bucks. It's nothing. It's half the price of a
Speaker 2: cup of coffee. It's two bucks. Two dollars nineteen I
Speaker 2: think is the official price for it. I don't know
Speaker 2: why it's two dollars nineteen, but go figure it is
Speaker 2: and it is now. You can download it right now
Speaker 2: and own it and do something good for charity this morning.
Speaker 2: We ask you to do that, just one thing this morning.
Speaker 2: This is the song Herongen We will get.
Speaker 4: Ya sifty one Charles.
Speaker 5: Melbourne of liddle Day but now Vienna Lee was just
Speaker 5: seconds to go, one last twelve of the die fall
Speaker 5: in this future Melbourne burst out of the middle, they
Speaker 5: break the Vianner tax and now another Melbourne brund of
Speaker 5: Didnty somehow picks the kickaway the city Holder's red melbanweis.
Speaker 2: So it's written by Jack with your suggestions as well.
Speaker 2: A song for Melbourne and new Anthiemals And to get
Speaker 2: about that number one crown, the number one spot from
Speaker 2: Vienna of most Liverpool City. We played this for the
Speaker 2: first time yesterday and already it made the weather better.
Speaker 2: This we're playing that song that's how powerful this anthem is.
Speaker 2: And dolphins heard it and turned up in the yarraw
Speaker 2: What how can you get dolphins?
Speaker 6: What kind of city is this? Vin You've got dolphins
Speaker 6: in the river. Sometimes get them in the Thames. But
Speaker 6: they're dead, they're just washed up, all right.
Speaker 2: It's available to download now from iTunes. Two bucks nineteen
Speaker 2: goes to this Starlight Foundation. It is your anthem. We're
Speaker 2: going to play it in full at seven a m.
Speaker 2: This morning. We can also track real time where or
Speaker 2: where not we come in the charts. So it's not
Speaker 2: good to me asking you to buy it. Okay, you're
Speaker 2: busy people, you're working hard, you're up early. I own it,
Speaker 2: and I'm going to go around the team. Brian the producer,
Speaker 2: do you own the song?
Speaker 7: I do own the song, and I've been reliably informed already.
Speaker 7: We're seven minutes into the show and it's number eighty
Speaker 7: eight on the rock chart.
Speaker 2: Just mister Bright's eye, Jack, do you own it?
Speaker 8: I own it and my wife owns that. We both
Speaker 8: bought it this morning.
Speaker 9: Great, Pat, Yes we do, Chris and I do. Thank you.
Speaker 2: Great. Okay, producer, Becks, do you own it? I bought
Speaker 2: it yesterday? Oh wow, okay, can we get Tommy Bananas?
Speaker 2: Does Tommy Banana's on video? Tommy, have you got it?
Speaker 2: Becks into microphone on that's how radio works? You got it?
Speaker 2: Sophie of Socials.
Speaker 8: Have you got I got it yesterday too?
Speaker 2: Magoo have you got it? Or just downloaded the Hot
Speaker 2: Breakfast podcast? I got a young person to do it
Speaker 2: for me. Yes, well no producing Mago Becks has mark
Speaker 2: on all of the audio and sound for the show.
Speaker 2: Have you got it? Yes? You got ten copies? Foster
Speaker 2: Tips has got it as good.
Speaker 3: I don't know that means you need ten phones to
Speaker 3: get ten copies.
Speaker 4: Come on all.
Speaker 2: Right, So if you're downloading it, please let us know
Speaker 2: so we can thank you as well. Give us a
Speaker 2: call this morning when you've downloaded and you've got it,
Speaker 2: let me know so I can say thank you. Nine
Speaker 2: four one four one oh four three. We're at number
Speaker 2: eighty eight in the charts.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show. Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three so sing It for Melbourne, which got it's well
Speaker 2: play on the show yesterday, is available for download now.
Speaker 2: You can own it two dollars nineteen. All the profits
Speaker 2: going to the Starlight Foundation and on today's show we'll
Speaker 2: play the full song seven eight m this morning. Got
Speaker 2: a big idea how we can turn your cars into
Speaker 2: a giant PA system, which I share with you just
Speaker 2: before seven o'clock. So if you are downloading it, let
Speaker 2: us know this morning and they'll send me a text
Speaker 2: four seven five three one O four three so we
Speaker 2: could say thank you. And also if you want to
Speaker 2: give us a call nine four one four one O
Speaker 2: four three.
Speaker 10: Good morning, Tom, Good morning, question, Welcome to Australia.
Speaker 2: First up, thank you very much. Tom. Where about you
Speaker 2: calling in from.
Speaker 10: Mate at the Malam and Hoves crossing Yep, I'll drive
Speaker 10: for a living um. And I just thought I heard
Speaker 10: the song sing sing it from Melbourne. I think it's
Speaker 10: absolutely terrific and I reckon you shall go for an
Speaker 10: s Rantham.
Speaker 2: That's great, Tom. Have you downloaded it? Mate?
Speaker 10: No, no, as hit, but I will be as soon
Speaker 10: as I can get some money.
Speaker 2: We will lend you the two dollars nineteen so you
Speaker 2: can get it. But Tom, I appreciate the fact that
Speaker 2: you enjoyed the song. We'll play again in pill at
Speaker 2: seven am this morning. All right, yeah, again, I could
Speaker 2: hear his hats as they're clicking in the background. All right,
Speaker 2: So if you are downloading it, give us a call
Speaker 2: coming up next to take you through our ran final.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show. Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's going international, guys. Melli, who has listened to
Speaker 2: us right now in Chile Santiago has downloaded a song,
Speaker 2: Thank you very much. Melie. Phil who's listened to us
Speaker 2: in Lancashire in the north of England, Good old Lancashire,
Speaker 2: good evening. Phil listened to us over there online. I'm
Speaker 2: not sure in entuney legal fashion, but he has downloaded
Speaker 2: the song in England, so thank you very much for that.
Speaker 3: I love the idea of people singing sing it from
Speaker 3: Melbourne in all corners of the globe.
Speaker 2: Yah, he said, I'm not even from Melbourne. That is
Speaker 2: a great charity though, and I like the song as well.
Speaker 2: Now let's go to our official man at the charts
Speaker 2: right now live we can track how the song is doing.
Speaker 2: Your song sing it for Melbourne. Brian's at the charts.
Speaker 2: Worrying now we were five minutes ago, we're at number
Speaker 2: eighty eight.
Speaker 8: That is corrected.
Speaker 7: Now we are number fifty eight and we're just over
Speaker 7: Dire Straits money for nothing.
Speaker 2: Well done. This is exciting. This is exciting. Also, this
Speaker 2: is exciting.
Speaker 7: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show's Grand Final set.
Speaker 2: Great news kicking.
Speaker 7: Yes, we're on the search for Melbourne's Grand with the
Speaker 7: longest kicking.
Speaker 2: That's it we are. This is our Grand Final. I
Speaker 2: thought maybe we wanted to get a couple of grands
Speaker 2: to line up see if they can kick them all
Speaker 2: the furthest and the grand that kicks at the furthest
Speaker 2: wins one thousand dollars, loads and loads. I think almost
Speaker 2: sixty grands have stepped forward now saying they want in.
Speaker 2: We've been speaking to you every morning. We've got grands
Speaker 2: in their forties, some in their fifties, some of their sixties.
Speaker 2: They are up for it. Every single ground we spoke
Speaker 2: to Reckons they're going to do the fifty. However, we
Speaker 2: can now speak to another grand this morning is up early.
Speaker 2: Maybe do some training. Seeli, good morning, good morning, how
Speaker 2: are you ah very well, Ceey, welcome to the show,
Speaker 2: and thank you very much for entering our Grand Final.
Speaker 11: Oh my grank you.
Speaker 12: I didn't know.
Speaker 2: And how many grandkids have you got?
Speaker 12: I've got twenty five grandchildren.
Speaker 2: Oh, there's a round of oats that that is that's expensive,
Speaker 2: the birthday Christmas.
Speaker 12: It's wonderful, It's just wonderful. We're very blessed.
Speaker 2: You know which one of the twenty five, I mean
Speaker 2: that's bigger than an AFL squad. Which one of the
Speaker 2: twenty five do you think has put you forward for
Speaker 2: this city?
Speaker 12: I know Nicholas. I know Nicholas has and then I
Speaker 12: find out within the hour they all but six of
Speaker 12: them had put me in for it as well.
Speaker 8: So you've been nominated six times.
Speaker 2: Well, this is great now, And why do you think
Speaker 2: so many of your grandkids have nominated you city? What
Speaker 2: is it that you do that made something that you
Speaker 2: can kick it? The furthest you could be the golden grain.
Speaker 12: Well, because I'm a footy tragic and I'll playfully with
Speaker 12: the kids every chance I get. And when they were
Speaker 12: growing up, I taught them how to kick a footy.
Speaker 12: I how to hip and shoulder and the rules of
Speaker 12: the game.
Speaker 9: That's critical in any touch on the line.
Speaker 1: Oh.
Speaker 12: I had four brothers and three sons, so I just
Speaker 12: had to learn to play it with, you know, get
Speaker 12: in or get out?
Speaker 13: Wasn't it our city?
Speaker 2: I think this is incredible? So you got twenty five grandkids?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 2: See how many of them? Could you name? Right now?
Speaker 12: I can name are of them?
Speaker 2: All right? Everyone to stop what you're doing. Okay, seen
Speaker 2: he's on the line. She's got twenty five grandkids. Jack,
Speaker 2: you make a note. You count them off in your hands. Okay,
Speaker 2: we need we'll all need hands. I'll give you ten.
Speaker 2: You have ten? Perhaps you do the other five? Were ready?
Speaker 14: Ye?
Speaker 2: All right? Celi, Off you go.
Speaker 12: There's Tom and Nick and Zach and then and then
Speaker 12: there's Jordan and Jemma and Lucas, Kelly and Bridget's go Haley,
Speaker 12: Joel and Luc, David, Ashley, Jake, Josie, Aiden and Austin.
Speaker 12: There's Brendan, Sam and Nathan. There's Emma and Molly. There's Isabelle, Angus,
Speaker 12: Jack and Maggie, and then the foster kids. There's Max,
Speaker 12: we own Madaline. How many have I got there?
Speaker 8: Twenty nine?
Speaker 2: Are you the grandmum for all of us?
Speaker 12: Very much?
Speaker 2: That's twenty nine grandkids in total?
Speaker 12: Well we have seven children.
Speaker 2: What you're the old woman that lived in the shoe
Speaker 2: that I've heard about for seventy years.
Speaker 12: I know, I know.
Speaker 8: Do you mind us asking how old you are?
Speaker 12: I'm seventy six.
Speaker 2: Seventy six? Do you know what I am? A hope,
Speaker 2: I'm as with it and on it this time of
Speaker 2: the morning as you are at seventy six cent. That
Speaker 2: was you did them all. I mean, that is incredible.
Speaker 12: We do all the birthdays and were always give them
Speaker 12: something a little for Christmas, but we give our children
Speaker 12: Christmas presents because the grandkids get enter and all this,
Speaker 12: and three of our daughters in order have mums in
Speaker 12: their lives and we make sure they get our kids
Speaker 12: and they get nice presents.
Speaker 3: If you're doing your kids' birthdays and grandkids' birthdays, you're
Speaker 3: doing two birthdays a week almost fermently.
Speaker 12: Working Santa with the Elks, well we gave monthly birthday parties.
Speaker 12: We've just had three twenty first.
Speaker 2: And also, you are a treat you are a treat superstar.
Speaker 2: How far do you think you're going to kick the ball?
Speaker 2: And because you've been kicking the ball and training the
Speaker 2: next generation of kickers for.
Speaker 12: Years, well I pretty much have. And we go to
Speaker 12: off often two forty games a week with grandkids playing
Speaker 12: and kids playing.
Speaker 2: How do you barrack for Celia? Who do you barrack for?
Speaker 12: Long the Cat?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: My my new team, the D's. We're playing you this Friday.
Speaker 2: I'm going to be the worst my game.
Speaker 12: I should be, shouldn't it?
Speaker 2: I hope?
Speaker 15: So?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I already so.
Speaker 12: I think we should get over the line, but I
Speaker 12: am going to have.
Speaker 2: To agree to disagree. I think the D's are going
Speaker 2: to get over the line. But let's not falled out
Speaker 2: right now. So how far? Two last questions, an Cidy?
Speaker 2: How far do you think you're going to kick it?
Speaker 16: Oh?
Speaker 12: I reckon, I can do the fifty. I'll get down
Speaker 12: there and do a bit of practice.
Speaker 2: I hope you do it. I really hope you do.
Speaker 12: I think they'd be amazing for me to practice. Came
Speaker 12: in last with two forties. I think it's hilarious.
Speaker 2: You gotta and we need a nickname from you then, seedy,
Speaker 2: So what is your kicking nickname going to be?
Speaker 12: I too, nick? Not that basically tiny back in school,
Speaker 12: but I was surely when I played after that, surely
Speaker 12: get it to me, shorty, shorty.
Speaker 2: Okay, listen, Celie has been a treat to speak to
Speaker 2: this morning. We look forward to seeing how fire kicking.
Speaker 2: I hope you do the fifty. I have a good day,
Speaker 2: Good luck with your training. Thanks for speaking to us.
Speaker 12: All the grand Okay.
Speaker 2: All right then, and I hope the Cats lose Friday
Speaker 2: as well. Okay, bye bye Seed the.
Speaker 1: Christian who Conwell, Breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Time for this.
Speaker 7: It's six thirty am and time to play the early
Speaker 7: morning game.
Speaker 2: It sounds like a song to me, Christian, it does,
Speaker 2: all right, here's the clip first play yesterday, No right answers.
Speaker 2: I think this is gettable, but it didn't go yesterday.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's going to go this morning. I think it will.
Speaker 2: You listen to the clues, you say what you hear?
Speaker 2: You're trying? Yes, the song title from the clues that
Speaker 2: is surely going to go today. We have any idea.
Speaker 9: I thought it was something about eating perhaps.
Speaker 2: But she's clever. That's why she's a trained journalist. Holmes
Speaker 2: is on the case.
Speaker 9: Everyone, we're all saved or doomed.
Speaker 4: She's here and eating.
Speaker 2: I didn't hear that, you know, it's like a dog whistle.
Speaker 2: We hear nothing but Pats is hearing somewhere in this
Speaker 2: an eating or a chomping? Would you say?
Speaker 17: So?
Speaker 2: I get her on that jfkk. She'll have it wrapped
Speaker 2: up by the end of the week. Who was it
Speaker 2: on the I'd be thinking someone got shot here? We
Speaker 2: need to get Pat's a classic crime file.
Speaker 9: I need a brandy, I think.
Speaker 3: Yeah, true crime podcasts are huge of the moment, Pats,
Speaker 3: you can do a few.
Speaker 9: Of your Yeah, it's very funny boys.
Speaker 2: Red Car's gone up. That's it, Get on with it,
Speaker 2: all right, give us a cool lines up and now
Speaker 2: what is the song? Titch? You can hear maybe you
Speaker 2: can hear eating. I don't know. It's probably just parents.
Speaker 2: He is picking it up. Nine four one four three.
Speaker 2: Here are the clues. But what Melbourne is the song?
Speaker 2: Nine four one four one o four.
Speaker 1: Three The Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three?
Speaker 2: Will you take this down this morning?
Speaker 7: It's six thirty am and time to play the early
Speaker 7: morning game.
Speaker 2: It sounds like a song to me, Christian. All right,
Speaker 2: you say what you hear? I play you a little clip,
Speaker 2: couple of sound effects. You're trying to work out what
Speaker 2: the song title is from the sound effects that are
Speaker 2: in here. Yep, that's who you game. What do you
Speaker 2: think it is? No right answers yesterday, Bonnie, good morning,
Speaker 2: Good morning, Good morning, Bonnie. I hope you're well this morning.
Speaker 2: What do you think the song is?
Speaker 12: Love fights by death leapards?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 18: Great, guess because Detective Petrina is on the case, Bonnie
Speaker 18: to mate, it is not the right answer, but thanks
Speaker 18: for carding the show and trying to.
Speaker 19: Have a go.
Speaker 2: Oh all right, he's devastated. They were going to get
Speaker 2: over it. Never be the same person. Russell, good morning,
Speaker 2: Good morning, Christy and Rusty. What do you think the
Speaker 2: song is?
Speaker 13: I think it's Slump by the President of the United States.
Speaker 2: Such a great song and ages we should stick that
Speaker 2: on all request. If someone asks, right, why do you
Speaker 2: think lump?
Speaker 13: Well, the chorus where it goes, she's long, She's lomp.
Speaker 2: No, no, no not.
Speaker 3: Why did the presidents of the United States name the
Speaker 3: song lump?
Speaker 8: Why do you think the clue is lump?
Speaker 13: Sorry, just reminded me of the chorus of that song.
Speaker 13: I like.
Speaker 2: Chump, chump, lump, lump. All right, Russell, thank you very much, mate,
Speaker 2: have a good day and guess no, hoppy machinery.
Speaker 8: I don't mind.
Speaker 2: It's a great song, David, Yes, David, what do you
Speaker 2: think the song is? Mate?
Speaker 13: Isn't it ironic? Anasa?
Speaker 2: No, it is not that evil song. No, it's not
Speaker 2: that David. Thanks according in mate, Tristan, good morning. Hey?
Speaker 13: Is it is that fat bottom girl?
Speaker 2: Naughty? Naughty? I've seen what you've done there, I've seen
Speaker 2: what you've done this It is not that, okay, thanks
Speaker 2: according in Cuts Hello, good morning cut. What do you
Speaker 2: think the song is?
Speaker 13: Monster?
Speaker 2: Monster month? Yeah, it's the Monster Mash. Isn't it the Monster? Yeah?
Speaker 13: Oh yeah, yep?
Speaker 4: Does it matter? Very early everywhere else?
Speaker 2: Did everyone have a big night last night? There's the weather,
Speaker 2: isn't it? You know we're out there drinking and it's
Speaker 2: a nice yesterday? I get it?
Speaker 3: Ash, good morning, hey mate, I reckon it's some depeche
Speaker 3: Mode just can't get enough?
Speaker 15: You know that one?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a classic depeche Mode song, classic British rock song.
Speaker 2: So from this, why do you reckon it's that?
Speaker 3: Because it's the episode of The Simpsons where Home is
Speaker 3: getting fource fed the donuts and he wants more, so
Speaker 3: like you can't get enough.
Speaker 15: You know.
Speaker 3: The line is if you love donuts, why not have
Speaker 3: all the donuts in the world.
Speaker 2: I like it, Ash and Ashes the rightside, just taking
Speaker 2: it down. Day two, write it in the last called
Speaker 2: Ash sneaks through gets it over the line, Ash, well done,
Speaker 2: well done, Thanks guys. You win the prize, whiches, No,
Speaker 2: you don't win the ten k and they'll repeat money
Speaker 2: can't send it to Asia Yo, Jim's cleaning. Jim's coming round.
Speaker 2: He's going to give you some cleaning when you know
Speaker 2: you're not cleaning you your place for one hundred dollars.
Speaker 13: Okay, yeah, fantastic, Thanks guys.
Speaker 2: Hey, well done. That's really good. Yeah, just can't get
Speaker 2: an he's eating a lot of food. There. That was
Speaker 2: the clip. There, we need a brand new clip. Well done, Ash,
Speaker 2: have a good day, guys.
Speaker 15: You two all right?
Speaker 2: What we're going to do? Then we got the news
Speaker 2: and sport coming up next. And then the first song
Speaker 2: you're gonna hear out of seven o'clock is going to
Speaker 2: be your song sing it for Melbourne? Is this song.
Speaker 2: It's available for download now. You can download this two
Speaker 2: dollars nineteen. All the proceeds all profits go to the
Speaker 2: Starlight Foundation, a great charity for sick kids in Melbourne.
Speaker 2: We're going to play it right out of the seven
Speaker 2: o'clock news. What I'd like you to do.
Speaker 5: The seconds to go, one last travel, the guy fall
Speaker 5: in dispute, Melbourne burst out of the middle, they break
Speaker 5: the dinner tap and now another Melbourne.
Speaker 8: We're under fifty somehow gets the kickaway.
Speaker 2: The city Holder's read it still gives me goosebumps.
Speaker 19: All right.
Speaker 2: I wanted to do is turn your radio up. If
Speaker 2: you're in your cars, wind the windows down and when
Speaker 2: we play the song, turn it up so we can
Speaker 2: turn your car radio into a giant pac them all
Speaker 2: over this city. And then we give you details of
Speaker 2: how we made the song and why. But we're going
Speaker 2: to play it in full just after seven o'clock. It
Speaker 2: is available to download now on iTunes.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: All right, the song we played to you yesterday for
Speaker 2: the first time with the Law Mayor Sally cap here
Speaker 2: in the studio with us, Your song for Melbourne, Sing
Speaker 2: It for Melbourne is out now. It is in the charts.
Speaker 2: Jack at the time, are right now where are we
Speaker 2: in the iTunes charts.
Speaker 3: We're sitting at number fifty eight, one step ahead of
Speaker 3: Diastraates Money for Nothing.
Speaker 2: So this is a song that we ask you'll how
Speaker 2: been writing. We want to work give Melbourne, this great
Speaker 2: city a song is no longer the number one most
Speaker 2: liberal city in the world. Whatever, it will be back
Speaker 2: at number one because it deserves to be. And so
Speaker 2: Jack wrote this anthem. We've got a lot of people
Speaker 2: to thank, including a lot of you that came up
Speaker 2: with ideas for the song and have added to it.
Speaker 2: We've got school choirs, You've got Hamis McLaughlan on it.
Speaker 2: But the big news is it is available to download now.
Speaker 2: Yesterday we played it in full for the first time
Speaker 2: and the impact on it, it is the most powerful
Speaker 2: song you're going to hear here this year. And I
Speaker 2: can't even guarantee your safety. When you listened to it yesterday,
Speaker 2: temperatures rose here in Melbourne, dolphins turned up and John
Speaker 2: Melman was listening to it and the rest of sports history.
Speaker 2: He smashes the Fed Express all because of this song.
Speaker 2: It is two dollars nineteen. You can download it on
Speaker 2: iTunes right now. We don't take a single buck from
Speaker 2: it. It goes through Starlight Foundation, which is a great Melbourne
Speaker 2: shouty for children who are going through a terrible time
Speaker 2: in their families. Gives them a very special treat. So
Speaker 2: it's a great cause. Two boxes nineteen. These people have
Speaker 2: already got the song.
Speaker 6: Good morning, Christian and Jack are well done on the
Speaker 6: song downloaded at first thing this morning.
Speaker 8: Awesome job guys, great song.
Speaker 2: One guys. Jake from berri here just downloaded the song
Speaker 2: of been calling my family making sure they downloaded, wiping
Speaker 2: them up and we'll make sure the guys from working
Speaker 2: on him as well.
Speaker 8: Hi, Christian, it's Caroline from Beaconsfield. I've just downloaded the
Speaker 8: song sing it for Melbourne.
Speaker 20: Heard it yesterday in full for the first time and
Speaker 20: absolutely loved it.
Speaker 10: Made me cry.
Speaker 2: We love Melbourne.
Speaker 8: Have a great day.
Speaker 20: Bye, Yes, good morning, Christian, Big John can Park just
Speaker 20: downloaded the song.
Speaker 8: Can't get enough but crank it up in the van.
Speaker 2: I've got it lasting.
Speaker 4: It's fantastic.
Speaker 8: It's for such a good cause.
Speaker 10: If you don't download it, you're a schmuck. Friend.
Speaker 21: Harris m I'll meet you within the street station, the
Speaker 21: tram cars, the street art. I threw up at Loona Park,
Speaker 21: the State Library, the NTV, drinking coffee and run Swift
Speaker 21: Street at Fitzroy Gardens, walked through the trees to.
Speaker 22: Watch the food at the MCG. As the weather gets better,
Speaker 22: we will barbe you together.
Speaker 17: On and on this way.
Speaker 22: And sing her name, everybody seeing it's an.
Speaker 2: Everybody seeing it's.
Speaker 16: My mother.
Speaker 21: Motion for the languading culture, sporting culture, multi culturalism.
Speaker 22: No Thenmusium, Crampolladium and the very sporting stagums.
Speaker 4: As the weather gets.
Speaker 21: Better, we will talk again together.
Speaker 4: Calling on sway. I'm seeing it.
Speaker 20: Everybody see it's alb.
Speaker 22: Everybody see.
Speaker 20: Melviney song.
Speaker 17: Come yes if we want to.
Speaker 5: Darlen answer Melbourne of led all day but now Vienna
Speaker 5: League with just seconds to go, one last roll of
Speaker 5: the guy call in dispute.
Speaker 8: Melbourne bursts out of the middle.
Speaker 19: They break the Vienna tackle.
Speaker 5: Now another Melbourne, we're under fifty. Somehow gets the kickaway.
Speaker 5: The city holds its bread.
Speaker 2: Melbourne, have you got this turned up loud? This is
Speaker 2: sing at the Melbourne. You'r and from Melbourne call me
Speaker 2: now nine four one four one oh four three?
Speaker 20: Where are you listening to it?
Speaker 2: In there? It is your song. Sing it from Melbourne.
Speaker 2: It's God one I four point three. It's to Christian O'Connor,
Speaker 2: Breackford show. Jack Bos the composer and the writer of
Speaker 2: the song. That's got some exciting uses and forms of
Speaker 2: the iTunes chart. This has been out now an hour
Speaker 2: and ten minutes. We were at fifty eight in the
Speaker 2: iTunes Rock chart.
Speaker 3: We have moved to number three on the iTunes Rock Chane.
Speaker 2: Number three your song. You've made this number three and
Speaker 2: it is only ten minutes past seven.
Speaker 3: So thank you to everybody who's living now and telling
Speaker 3: family and friends to download it. It is going to
Speaker 3: a good cause. And also it's a very good song.
Speaker 2: It's a brilliant, brilliant song. And we have a lot
Speaker 2: of people to thank as well, the people that came
Speaker 2: up with ideas when we first just thought the most
Speaker 2: might be a bit of fun. Jack writing a song
Speaker 2: for Melbourne, a brand new anthem and to rival Vienna's one,
Speaker 2: and this is far better. I've got an email now
Speaker 2: for midgyor right, and I've interviewed a couple times. He's
Speaker 2: a lovely guys who a really funny block and obvious
Speaker 2: he's the right off with ultrabox on Vienna. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: send it to him and ask for his as much
Speaker 2: as he can independent on viewpoint on which is actually
Speaker 2: the better anthem ultraboxes Vienna or ah sing it for Melbourne?
Speaker 2: Your song? So it is available to download now, it's
Speaker 2: on the iTunes chart. If you've got one of the
Speaker 2: new models of the iPhone, what do they need to do? Mate?
Speaker 3: Yeah, the new models of the iPhone don't have iTunes
Speaker 3: Store anymore, so you've got to go to the App
Speaker 3: Store and download iTunes Store then type in Yeah.
Speaker 2: I didn't realize this because they keep trying to push
Speaker 2: you like a dealer. I don't want Apple Music start
Speaker 2: trying to push me in there. So you download the
Speaker 2: app then you can find it there. Two dollars nineteen.
Speaker 2: All proceeds, we don't take a single penny from it
Speaker 2: goes to the Starlight Foundation and that is a brilliant charity.
Speaker 2: After this, I'll tell you why we've picked them as well.
Speaker 2: Let's take some calls right now. God one oh four
Speaker 2: point three TSH, good morning, Hi here you going Tish?
Speaker 2: Can I just first of all said I almost called
Speaker 2: you thrush there because MgO our producer had mistyped it
Speaker 2: to begin with, and then corrected it. I was about
Speaker 2: to say thrush on line one.
Speaker 3: Thank god, I get.
Speaker 23: Trash, Chris. You know it's just retarded.
Speaker 2: It's not that.
Speaker 23: But I'm driving Dan. Thank Hilda by Betroth. The singing
Speaker 23: so blue, the pounds are blowing and I've got that
Speaker 23: song blary and the quietest singing.
Speaker 15: It's awesome, brilliant.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much, trash lovely to get you called Elizabeth,
Speaker 2: Thank you, thank you, I have giving us a call.
Speaker 2: Le's worth. You enjoyed the song.
Speaker 14: Oh look, I'm really really enjoying it. Thank you so much,
Speaker 14: guys for coming up with it. Number one, number two,
Speaker 14: it is so appropriate for Melbourne. And number three you're
Speaker 14: not singing in American accent, fantic.
Speaker 21: Oh thank you.
Speaker 14: I just saw that angle and I'm singing at work
Speaker 14: and everyone's asked me, what's that song? I said, listen
Speaker 14: tomorrow morning, a wonderful, wonderful day. Guys, I've got to
Speaker 14: go so by.
Speaker 2: No, she's busy. I mean we're supposed to be busy,
Speaker 2: but she's busier. Jack, good morning, Oh a, I'm pretty
Speaker 2: good Jack, And you enjoyed the song singer for Melbourne.
Speaker 11: Absolutely loving it. I only just heard it this morning.
Speaker 11: I didn't get a chance to listen to it yesterday,
Speaker 11: but I'm absolutely loving it. It's got me super hyped.
Speaker 11: I've got a big day coming up, but that is
Speaker 11: exactly what I needed.
Speaker 2: Oh mate, that is great news. You're going to download
Speaker 2: it as well for a great cause as well.
Speaker 11: Yeah, of course, all right.
Speaker 2: Tom man Jack, have a great day. Thanks for giving
Speaker 2: us a call.
Speaker 1: The Christian oho'connell Breakfast Show. Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Give beautyse You've made it number one in the rock
Speaker 2: chart on iTunes. Within an hour and fifteen minutes of
Speaker 2: the show stumbling on air, your song sing It for
Speaker 2: Melbourne is at number one in the iTunes rock chart.
Speaker 2: That is amazing. Thank you so much. If you are
Speaker 2: buying it, some of you are texting please do that.
Speaker 2: Put your name on it as el so we can
Speaker 2: thank you. Four seven five three one oh four three
Speaker 2: number one in the rock iTunes chart. Your song. That's unbelievable.
Speaker 8: It's awesome. I'm so excited for us.
Speaker 3: I Aldo said, keep jumping up there and now it's
Speaker 3: got nowhere to go because it's a number one, all.
Speaker 2: Right, so keep supporting it, let your friends know, let
Speaker 2: everyone know at work that it is available black to them. Okay, yesterday,
Speaker 2: I need to talk about this. How are dolphins in
Speaker 2: the era? And they just run a corner from where
Speaker 2: we are talking to you right now?
Speaker 8: In Richmond there are stones throw away from.
Speaker 3: Here Bridge Street, the Church Street bridge, which is like,
Speaker 3: you know, not a k from here.
Speaker 8: Dolphins were spotted swimming.
Speaker 2: I've seen the video. It's crazy. Now, how are they here?
Speaker 2: Are they lost? I know they have a very advance
Speaker 2: it's sonar and they can navigate all over the world,
Speaker 2: but apparently sometimes that can get being knocked off Haywy.
Speaker 2: Now with submarines and boats radar technology, they can become confused.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm confused of how they go from salt water
Speaker 3: to fresh water. I know, you're not meant to put
Speaker 3: a saltwater fish.
Speaker 2: It's like when you change your tirees, you know, when
Speaker 2: you go and you put on your snow tires or whatever.
Speaker 2: Is that what they've got like a different caint set
Speaker 2: of fins that they put on for.
Speaker 3: Are they safe in freshwater? Do they have a limited time?
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm no marine expert. But that yarrow looks
Speaker 2: like it's soup. Is I don't want to be rude, Okay,
Speaker 2: I don't want to be rude because the London where
Speaker 2: I've been broadcasting from for years is a mankey, old,
Speaker 2: brown looking Sialty river. Okay, it's muddy as well. It's
Speaker 2: a city, so there's lot of stuff that gets dumped
Speaker 2: in it. You know what.
Speaker 3: I always thought, until just recently, that the yarrow is
Speaker 3: naturally brown like that because it picks up all the
Speaker 3: silk and minerals off the bank. But apparently before English
Speaker 3: settlers came here, it was.
Speaker 2: At the convict turns really quickly, didn't it It was
Speaker 2: it was a clear river.
Speaker 8: And then be bully, yeah, because we Why are.
Speaker 2: The dolphins here now? Race issue? Who are you, Pauline Hansen?
Speaker 2: Send the dolphins back? Send him back, everyone back.
Speaker 3: It's because we build dams or like, tried to redirect
Speaker 3: it that it started picking up all the silk and
Speaker 3: that's why it's brown.
Speaker 2: Why are the dolphins here?
Speaker 9: Why are they to get freshwater? Dolphins? Can't you? I
Speaker 9: think there's a species of fresh water, But.
Speaker 8: Where have they come from?
Speaker 19: There?
Speaker 3: If the bay, I presume, But that's salty.
Speaker 9: Well, that's true.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Jack makes a good point here. We need text calls.
Speaker 2: There must be some people who've got like some qualifications
Speaker 2: in marine or even if biology.
Speaker 9: Yeah, someone from the aquarium might call up, because that's right.
Speaker 16: A lot.
Speaker 2: They're busy feeding the penguins this tom in the morning,
Speaker 2: you know, I think seven twenties when they feed the
Speaker 2: old penguins of sardines nine four one four, one oh
Speaker 2: four three. If you've got any insight as to how
Speaker 2: dolphins are in the Yarra the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: So rast this morning? How can there be dolphins in
Speaker 2: the era and right here near us in Richmond. Let's
Speaker 2: go to Jeff. Good morning, Jeff, Oh, good morning.
Speaker 15: How's it going pretty good?
Speaker 2: Jeff? And why are there dolphins in the yarraw maye?
Speaker 15: Okay, I'm with the Dolphin Research Institute and we've got
Speaker 15: records of the dolphins the same time last.
Speaker 2: Year, Jeff, Jeff, Jeff, what is it? What's your official
Speaker 2: job title? What do you do sir?
Speaker 15: Where I'm I'm Director of the Dolphin Research Institute based
Speaker 15: down at on the Mornington Peninsula.
Speaker 2: What are the chances, Jeff, that you're listening to us
Speaker 2: gormously trying to speculate as to why there are these amazing,
Speaker 2: beautiful animals mammals in the Yarra and you happen to
Speaker 2: be listening to the radio at that moment.
Speaker 15: It's mental telepathy.
Speaker 2: So, Jeff, you're the perfect person to cool in. So
Speaker 2: how come they here?
Speaker 15: I look at they're moving for food. In the last week,
Speaker 15: we've had records of dolphins in the Pattison River down
Speaker 15: on the eastern side of the bar. We've got dolphs
Speaker 15: up the Era for the fact the last few weeks
Speaker 15: and also the day before up to the Maravandom, which
Speaker 15: is a bit concerning in the marrable on considering the
Speaker 15: pollution concerns there. Look, so it was good to hear
Speaker 15: they're back in the Yarra yesterday, and I think part
Speaker 15: Rode clearly even mean that some of them support the tigers.
Speaker 2: On tomorrow night.
Speaker 8: But Jeff, what kind of food are they looking for?
Speaker 2: In the Era pies?
Speaker 15: I looked. These are bottlenosed dolphins, so they'll be after
Speaker 15: brim probably and when we haven't had much rhine. This
Speaker 15: is sort of pretty common after the lack of rhyme
Speaker 15: because salt goes further up up the rivers, and so
Speaker 15: that makes sense that we've got them in most of
Speaker 15: the rivers. And it's as I said, I looked at
Speaker 15: the record yesterday and we've got sighting September last year.
Speaker 15: And what's really important is the community can help with
Speaker 15: the understanding. So when things like this happen and we
Speaker 15: can say look back in the record and say, yeah,
Speaker 15: it's actually pretty normal by reporting out the sightings. And
Speaker 15: we've got people who have been reporting sightings back twenty
Speaker 15: seven years in our organization's history, and so they can
Speaker 15: go to our website, which is Dolphin Research dot org
Speaker 15: dot au and report sightings online and they can even
Speaker 15: upload videos. Yesterday we had guys uploading videos.
Speaker 2: Some of the videos they're amazing, aren't they the callers of
Speaker 2: the footage and they just saw are casually playing around there.
Speaker 15: That's remarkable what we can do.
Speaker 2: Seeing as I've got someone who is the director of
Speaker 2: Dolphin Research, can you tell us one amazing fact about
Speaker 2: dolphins before we go? One amazing fact about dolphins this morning?
Speaker 15: Probably the way they use sounds. Dolphins can actually make
Speaker 15: sound pictures like the offrasound. The doctors get, you know,
Speaker 15: little kids before they're born in their mum's tom They
Speaker 15: send out sound through their forward in the water and
Speaker 15: they actually listen with their jaw, so they can actually
Speaker 15: see octopus buried under the sand, and they can see
Speaker 15: what's going on in the distance when it's completely dark.
Speaker 15: And what's more, the sound is so powerful that they
Speaker 15: can stun a fish with it. So I can go
Speaker 15: up and give it this incredibly powerful versus sound and
Speaker 15: stun a fish, which makes it easier to each to eat.
Speaker 2: And he can do that, he can stun a fish
Speaker 2: with sound. There you go that that's the dolphins going.
Speaker 2: Why is that it's too early for that?
Speaker 15: And look, can I put in a little plug. We
Speaker 15: are a not for profit organization and people have been
Speaker 15: adopting a dolphin to support our research and education programs
Speaker 15: for twenty seven years, so people can join our action.
Speaker 2: I'm having at that because I want to see if
Speaker 2: I can have the next days take the kids to
Speaker 2: come and see some of these dolphins, because they were
Speaker 2: stunned by yesterday and they came home from school.
Speaker 15: We're so lucky. Look every lots of other places in
Speaker 15: the world and even Australia are losing their resident dolphins
Speaker 15: close to capital cities. And we've got a very healthy
Speaker 15: group of bottle dolphins. But we're the only place in
Speaker 15: the world where about fifteen years ago we also had
Speaker 15: iceanic common dolphins come into Port Phillip buy a nice
Speaker 15: style and so the rest of the world's looking at
Speaker 15: our wonderful buy and side by. This is remarkable and
Speaker 15: so we're very lucky. And so we've got to look after.
Speaker 2: Jan hasn't got dolphins staying, not as coming. They stay.
Speaker 2: Come for the error, stay for the vibe. All right,
Speaker 2: Lit and Jeff, thank you very much for going to school.
Speaker 2: You're doing great important work.
Speaker 15: Okay, pleasure, thank you so much.
Speaker 1: The Christian who Conwell Breakfast show Melbourn's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: All right, So yesterday we were doing five to a
Speaker 2: Tuesday and one of five topics that you were calling
Speaker 2: in about with your awesome stories was it was about
Speaker 2: weavery spotted a celebrity and a dal or every day
Speaker 2: setting and we got this great call.
Speaker 16: I had Mel Gibson rocked up at my parents' house
Speaker 16: in the mid nineteen nineties.
Speaker 2: What led the actor Mel Gibson to go around to
Speaker 2: your folks place.
Speaker 16: Well, he his car broke down on the country days are.
Speaker 16: It was a time before mobile phones and he needed
Speaker 16: to call the RACV. So walked up the driveway, knocked
Speaker 16: on the door, and came in and had a cup
Speaker 16: of tea while we waited for the.
Speaker 13: RACV to arrive.
Speaker 2: Did you have biscuits by the way with the tea?
Speaker 16: I so?
Speaker 2: I loved doing five juice there. That's such a great call.
Speaker 2: All right, So here's the thing. Then we thought we
Speaker 2: got it. There's a part two to this. Has anyone
Speaker 2: famous come round to your house? I don't know if
Speaker 2: we get any calls on this. There might be zero calls.
Speaker 2: They can't all have mel Gibson aunt your place, your
Speaker 2: mom and dad's house for team biscuits. But has anyone
Speaker 2: famous ever been round to yours? If they have, give
Speaker 2: me a call nine four one four one o four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: So we stumbled on air this morning sing it for Melbourne.
Speaker 2: Your song all proceeds going to the Starlight Foundation. Wasn't
Speaker 2: number eighty eight in the rock chart? Well, that's fair enough.
Speaker 2: You know, we'll see what happens this morning. I thought,
Speaker 2: if you broke in the top fifty, it'll be a
Speaker 2: huge achievement. It's just two bucks eighteen, and then it
Speaker 2: went up to fifty eight, and then I went to
Speaker 2: number three, and now it is number one on the
Speaker 2: iTunes Rock chart. Now let's go on to the big chart, okay,
Speaker 2: which is a really really hard one. Obviously, you know
Speaker 2: you've got your EDG shearings. Ariana Grande. Where are we now? Chat?
Speaker 2: This is incredible.
Speaker 3: This is the true top forty so of any songs,
Speaker 3: we're sitting now at number thirty two.
Speaker 2: That's unbelievable. Eminem dropped his new album last week and
Speaker 2: here's one of the songs from it. Where above that?
Speaker 8: Eminem, I don't know what to say.
Speaker 2: We're above edge sharing's perfect and Ariander Grande as well.
Speaker 2: And you're doing this. This is happening. We might, We
Speaker 2: might if you're generous enough to keep downloading it to
Speaker 2: an offense to do it break the top twenty by
Speaker 2: the time we finished today at ten o'clock.
Speaker 3: If you want to buy it, search sing it for
Speaker 3: Melbourne on Itunese on the iTunes store or the iTunes
Speaker 3: desktop at as well?
Speaker 2: And which you better tell me this? Which the Munday
Speaker 2: radio stations I've had done a down do the O
Speaker 2: no move this week at number twenty nine.
Speaker 8: Well the station I came from Fox.
Speaker 3: FM every night place we're still doing that thirty every
Speaker 3: night every night filler.
Speaker 2: Radio people just find it out who cares? These days?
Speaker 8: Every night?
Speaker 2: From seven the number this week's free number four Julie
Speaker 2: Bar have a song that sounded like the one you
Speaker 2: heard an hour ago.
Speaker 3: I think technically if we break the top thirty, they
Speaker 3: have to play it.
Speaker 2: I think, oh that's that's that's something that's a life goal.
Speaker 19: Right.
Speaker 2: They will hate that, trust me, they will do everything
Speaker 2: they can not to play that song. But is there
Speaker 2: a lord? Do they have to play what they're going
Speaker 2: to do instead? At number thirty, let's move on, moving from.
Speaker 3: Number twenty seven to number twenty five.
Speaker 2: Do you know what they're gonna do. They're gonna rush
Speaker 2: Eddie McGuire into a into a studio Anther or Feefee
Speaker 2: to do some kind of song for Melbourne to try
Speaker 2: and get up the chance ahead of us. All right,
Speaker 2: so this morning asking have you ever had someone famous
Speaker 2: round at your house. Ready's on the line.
Speaker 17: Good morning, Good morning, Christian, good morning everyone.
Speaker 2: Wow, and everyone says good morning. But ready, who you
Speaker 2: had round at yours?
Speaker 17: Well, it was actually about ten years old, a girlfriend's house,
Speaker 17: having a playdate, and Kylie Minot rocked around.
Speaker 2: Yeah what do you mean she rocked her out her playdate.
Speaker 17: Yeah, well, no, not not to see us, but but
Speaker 17: she she came on into the house. And my girlfriend's
Speaker 17: father was a producer and at the time Kylie was
Speaker 17: really famous. It was about eighty five and.
Speaker 2: Peak, that's Pete Kylie. I mean also in England. She's
Speaker 2: huge over there. She shifts loads of tickets in the UK.
Speaker 2: She's almost bigger over there than she is over here.
Speaker 17: She's massive, huge fame and a tiny little person. I
Speaker 17: mean I was ten years old and were about the
Speaker 17: same heigh.
Speaker 2: She People don't realize that she's only a foot She's
Speaker 2: a foot tool. She lives in the skirting walls like
Speaker 2: the borrowers. She's like a pixie when she down here.
Speaker 2: You don't realize about that. And then she did you
Speaker 2: chat to her or get her autograph?
Speaker 17: Yeah, well she came around because my girlfriend's father was
Speaker 17: a producer and Kylie had she was in a little
Speaker 17: little Australian series called The Henderson Kids. So I believe
Speaker 17: she was coming around to pick up part of script
Speaker 17: for that. Yeah, she was very very friendly. She was
Speaker 17: in a hurry, but she did sit down and have
Speaker 17: a quick chat with us. So friend who she obviously
Speaker 17: you know, saw quite a few famous people coming in
Speaker 17: and out at times.
Speaker 14: She was impressed.
Speaker 2: But I was great work of your dad's job. You
Speaker 2: get all these kind of recording arts coming round. Tell
Speaker 2: me this just quickly to last questions. Did she have
Speaker 2: a cup of tea coffee?
Speaker 17: She didn't they offered her, but she was in a hurry,
Speaker 17: and I believe there was somebody she had a boyfriend
Speaker 17: or something that had dropped her off to pick up
Speaker 17: the script. So she stayed longer than what I'd thought.
Speaker 8: So so he was just waiting in the car.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh yeah, Oh he had the engine running outside.
Speaker 2: You were too, You were too if you had Kylie's
Speaker 2: your girl and you keep that engine runny, get out
Speaker 2: there quick show don't go upstairs in that producer as well.
Speaker 2: All right, thank you very much. You kill have a
Speaker 2: good day.
Speaker 17: Welcome, have a good day, kids.
Speaker 1: The Christian Who Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: Oh right, and then we're just about to give you
Speaker 2: another clue. Jack's going another clue to help you win
Speaker 2: the ten thousand dollars on the ten Canete on Monday.
Speaker 2: We're asking you for five songs. Five songs. Give us
Speaker 2: five songs. We'll picked one of these with the song
Speaker 2: that is played twice between now and six o'clock either
Speaker 2: the rest of today, Tomorrow or Friday is definitely going
Speaker 2: this week. Here are the five songs it could be.
Speaker 2: It's going to be one of these five. Yesterday Jack
Speaker 2: gave the first clue as to which one it's going
Speaker 2: to be, which was this album Sorry, this Old House.
Speaker 3: The album version of this song runs for over four
Speaker 3: minutes long.
Speaker 8: Today's clue.
Speaker 3: The song has featured in Deadpool two, Daddy's Home and
Speaker 3: Varsity Blues.
Speaker 2: Oh then, that is a clue.
Speaker 9: It's a big clue.
Speaker 2: All right, then, so their clue once more, never put
Speaker 2: it down until I to put it down. Whatever I
Speaker 2: told you so to come on.
Speaker 3: The song has featured in Deadpool two, Daddy's Home, and
Speaker 3: Varsity Blues.
Speaker 2: All right, that's your second clue. It's one of those
Speaker 2: five songs. Could we going today? Could we going tomorrow?
Speaker 2: Can we go on Friday? Definitely going before the end
Speaker 2: of this week, all right, Phil Collins. Tickets finally going
Speaker 2: to sell one o'clock today through ticket Tech. You don't
Speaker 2: have to wait until one o'clock. We've got a pair
Speaker 2: of tickets which we're gonna give away, and I tell
Speaker 2: you how next after this from p Diddy, don't lose
Speaker 2: my number.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: So we're all gonna go. You can get your tickets
Speaker 2: so you can be there Friday, the first of February
Speaker 2: next year. Phil Collins Live at the Amy. It's gonna
Speaker 2: be amazing. Not Dead Yet Live Tour. One of the
Speaker 2: greatest tour names ever. I don't think there is a
Speaker 2: great one that not ted yet.
Speaker 14: Well.
Speaker 8: Every time I hear the.
Speaker 3: Promo run around on the stage, can sketch.
Speaker 2: I don't know what I got high pitched then a
Speaker 2: little bit anyway. Tickets going sell one o'clock today. It's
Speaker 2: gonna set out so quickly that well, and you can
Speaker 2: get the through Ticketech one o'clock today, ticketek have got
Speaker 2: the tickets. Good luck, you can get them. We're all
Speaker 2: gonna go. We have a pair of tickets right now
Speaker 2: for you to win. Gig Pigs, get your trout out
Speaker 2: of my trough. Haven't told you yet. Don't even pick
Speaker 2: up that phone. Okay, go off the fox and get
Speaker 2: something easily. You've got to work for these tickets, Okay,
Speaker 2: Phil Collins, you think about Phil Collins, You think about this,
Speaker 2: the power the drums. What I want you to do
Speaker 2: with your mouth is I want you to be the
Speaker 2: Phil Collins drum break this that that's what you gotta do.
Speaker 2: I say, what you got to do. We've got to
Speaker 2: do it really well. This is Phil Collins mouth drummer.
Speaker 9: Ookie, that's such a great drum. He's good at the
Speaker 9: air drums.
Speaker 2: Air drums won't work on the radio, Pats. So here's
Speaker 2: what you gotta do. You just do this with your mouth.
Speaker 2: Jack will demonstrate doo doo.
Speaker 8: Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo.
Speaker 2: Oh sa seamless peraps you reckon? You can ever go?
Speaker 2: Are the guy? All right? Go there you go. That's
Speaker 2: what we need to do to win the Phil Collins
Speaker 2: tickets nine four one four, one oh four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: So Phil Collins tickets go on sell one o'clock this
Speaker 2: afternoon through ticket Tech for the gig Friday night, the
Speaker 2: first half February at the Amy, and we got to
Speaker 2: pay tickets. You can win. Right now, we're looking for
Speaker 2: you to do this. It is Phil Collins mouth drummy,
Speaker 2: Oki with your mouth, do this, I play this, Bring
Speaker 2: on the drums, let's go to the lines. Good morning, Julium. Hello,
Speaker 2: hello Julium. Yeah, pretty good. You ready to do Phil
Speaker 2: Collins on the drums.
Speaker 21: Let's go for it.
Speaker 19: I'll do a drum and field.
Speaker 2: All right, buddy, off you go, okay, do do do
Speaker 2: do very Judie and you set a high standard there.
Speaker 12: All of the ones on on the.
Speaker 2: This is Angie Andie right there.
Speaker 14: Can I tell you a bit of a story first, Christian.
Speaker 13: I'm so sorry to do this here.
Speaker 2: No, I sorry, Angie. We don't have time are I
Speaker 2: don't mean rudes, but there are loads of people calling
Speaker 2: in who want to whin.
Speaker 23: They fail And I'm feeling a bit threatened by Julian
Speaker 23: because he sounded pretty amazing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the standards high. Maybe another time for that story hopefully.
Speaker 2: All right, okay, so I need you to do this, Angie, Angie.
Speaker 14: Drums, you're ready?
Speaker 4: Yeah right, Angie, well, very very good.
Speaker 2: Dost it with the story. Hayden, Good morning, Good on,
Speaker 2: Hayden three two one go some extra bits in there,
Speaker 2: nice flourished there from Hayden.
Speaker 3: Hey, we got time for a quick story as well
Speaker 3: as you.
Speaker 2: Uh Ari, we're good. Ari. You ready to do the drums?
Speaker 13: I'm ready to rock and roll?
Speaker 2: All right? We want some big sounds. It needs a
Speaker 2: sound off. You go, not that big, not big enough
Speaker 2: to win the tickets I'm afraid of for Ari. Kate
Speaker 2: you ready if I am big drums? Kate go sounded
Speaker 2: like all right, do we take wam more? Okay, let's
Speaker 2: take one more becks. We've got a really great one.
Speaker 2: Put them through and then he's the one to beat
Speaker 2: the moment. Alright, let's try Sylvia. Good morning, Sylvia, Good morning.
Speaker 2: All right, Sylvia, well done and getting through. You're ready
Speaker 2: to bring some break.
Speaker 21: We need big drums, thank you?
Speaker 2: No where is that a touchdown phone?
Speaker 1: From?
Speaker 2: Try again? Sylvia? Okay, it's moller, it's like that. Okay,
Speaker 2: all right, try again, take too, Sylvia. Off we go, Sylvi, No,
Speaker 2: try again. I know the last and final take, Sylvia,
Speaker 2: it's more. Can you do that? All right? Sylvia? Once more?
Speaker 2: For the tickets? Go? I just.
Speaker 8: I just bet Angie's listening to all this going? Is
Speaker 8: my story really worse than all.
Speaker 2: The story about a dream I had last night at
Speaker 2: my start sign Julian's back everyone, the King of drums
Speaker 2: this morning, Julian.
Speaker 16: Yet, thanks good.
Speaker 4: This morning. I love it.
Speaker 2: Julian. Once more, then show them how it's done.
Speaker 24: Okay, tickets, the tickets, gets the tickets, Julie, And well done.
Speaker 2: We will see there Friday night, the first of February.
Speaker 8: Okay, well, Julian, sounds like a sound effects for.
Speaker 2: All right. You can buy your tickets one o'clock this
Speaker 2: afternoon through ticket Tech.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: All right, So the last couple of weeks of us
Speaker 2: trying to work the song through to get to the
Speaker 2: point where and you know what, Originally it was just
Speaker 2: a bit fun and then it's sort of snowboard and
Speaker 2: your enthusiasm and joined for it has carried us on
Speaker 2: as well, and now it's available for download and it's
Speaker 2: racing up the chances, which is amazing. You're doing all this,
Speaker 2: Jackets saying to me him, I.
Speaker 8: Don't talk like that.
Speaker 2: He was saying how he knows Dvance Joy and I
Speaker 2: was like, well, that's amazing, right, He's brilliant and he
Speaker 2: could sing on the song. It's like yeah, of course.
Speaker 2: And Jack from day one when I first met him
Speaker 2: and this radio station flew him over to London for
Speaker 2: an interview, was like, I can get you access to
Speaker 2: the stars. The sports stars have got the biggest AFL
Speaker 2: Inside Inside AFL podcast in the country. You know, working
Speaker 2: with the Hamish nany Fe years, I know the stars,
Speaker 2: so I think Advance joined that incredible. The path went
Speaker 2: a bit cold, okay, and that's that's great. You know,
Speaker 2: we got some great people the songs on the port
Speaker 2: for it, and then the sadness of yesterday. I went
Speaker 2: to go and another meeting. When I came up from
Speaker 2: the meeting, I said, where's Jack And I said he's
Speaker 2: in the medical bay. He's had a tough he's had
Speaker 2: a tough time. France Joy was in reception mate of
Speaker 2: Jack's what happened?
Speaker 8: I said, hello to your.
Speaker 2: Friend Vance Joy, who you were going to get to
Speaker 2: sing on the song.
Speaker 3: I just can I tell you this anecdote first, It's
Speaker 3: just like Angie, this isn't.
Speaker 2: A long story, Okay, what you got?
Speaker 8: So?
Speaker 3: I know Van's Joy from Hamish and Andy Lake, you must.
Speaker 3: I saw him at a cafe and I had my
Speaker 3: head down, tapping away on my laptop, and he came
Speaker 3: up to me and said, Jack, how are you going
Speaker 3: blah blah blah, I'm doing this and that.
Speaker 2: Then he's remembered who outside of the studio and the
Speaker 2: boys friendship outside.
Speaker 8: So that was last summer. Six months has passed. I
Speaker 8: see him for the first.
Speaker 3: Time now in the reception and I go to him
Speaker 3: with the same enthusiasm.
Speaker 8: Of course, Oh great to see you. How are you.
Speaker 8: He's with his record label. He goes to her, Oh,
Speaker 8: this is Dan.
Speaker 2: This is Dan out what did you say? You can't
Speaker 2: correct him?
Speaker 8: I pretend, oh, I said this is Hi.
Speaker 2: I'm Jack to the Oh you didn't correct him? Okay,
Speaker 2: well yeah no, you big dog him like that? Wow, okay,
Speaker 2: power play.
Speaker 3: I said this is Jack and I said, Ben, stuff please,
Speaker 3: I don't expect you to remember me.
Speaker 8: We only met that one time.
Speaker 3: I think what happened is yesterday I was wearing my
Speaker 3: cap backwards.
Speaker 8: I don't know why is that what you told yourself?
Speaker 8: I didn't look.
Speaker 2: He didn't say this, you really did. At no point
Speaker 2: where people wondering around going with you with a backwards baby?
Speaker 2: But where is he? Who is this mysterious man?
Speaker 8: It's just you with.
Speaker 3: I realized I look different when I got like a
Speaker 3: Dan I actually have when I let my curly hair flow,
Speaker 3: I actually have very similar haired bands. So he probably
Speaker 3: recognizes me by the hair and goes, oh, that's the
Speaker 3: boy with a similar hair to me. That's Jack yesterday
Speaker 3: with the baseball cap.
Speaker 8: I didn't have that. That's why I didn't recognize me.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. I'm not buying any of that. And if
Speaker 2: that's what you've got to tell us to yourself, sleep
Speaker 2: at night. Distinctive man, he means nothing to you. He
Speaker 2: was like Dan Jackie as a matter on vance Joy.
Speaker 3: The only thing, the only bit of sweetness we've got
Speaker 3: is vance Joy, currently sitting at number sixteen in the
Speaker 3: iTunes Top forty.
Speaker 8: We're going home. We just overtook it.
Speaker 2: He's going lower in the charts Review Mirror.
Speaker 3: Folders singing the Melbourne at number fourteen, Dan.
Speaker 1: Song, the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: It is your midweek mixtape, an hour power. We give
Speaker 2: you the theme, you pick all the songs. What's a
Speaker 2: stunning hour we've got coming up for you as well?
Speaker 2: You've picked all these great songs, songs with amazing sax
Speaker 2: appeal in It's the Saxophone Hour, the sax Hour.
Speaker 3: We went through lots of instruments that didn't make it,
Speaker 3: The clarinet Hour.
Speaker 2: Yea hobo hour. Oh no, I think we do those
Speaker 2: before over Christmas when there's no one listening. All right,
Speaker 2: we'll just get those away then Hi before that at
Speaker 2: work time. Way stuff, This is big news. This could
Speaker 2: come over here. An Abba themed restaurant is coming to London,
Speaker 2: so we're going to try and build them. You an
Speaker 2: Abba themed restaurant, So take an Abba song? How can
Speaker 2: you turn that into something on the menu. I've got
Speaker 2: Fernando Balls, one of their big songs. Yeah, but like meatballs,
Speaker 2: no doballs you never heard of? Yeah, Fernandobles water. Where's
Speaker 2: the loop? Please water, where's the loop? Please give me
Speaker 2: gim me, give me the bill, Please win a rush,
Speaker 2: give me, give me a man go chicken Waterloo? Where's water?
Speaker 2: Where's the loop? Please? Bernandos. You only do them once
Speaker 2: one of us is gluten free. I've gotten their b
Speaker 2: size now all right? What's on the Abba restaurant menu?
Speaker 3: Jack the donnaka Baba, nice chicken and sweet beyond soup.
Speaker 2: And I liked that? And what are you gone to
Speaker 2: take a chance?
Speaker 17: I was.
Speaker 2: I couldn't think of him.
Speaker 8: Take a chance on meat.
Speaker 2: Ah ah, a chance on the meat platter.
Speaker 3: And if they ask you for steal sparkling, you go
Speaker 3: just tap waterloo?
Speaker 8: Thank you?
Speaker 2: Ahobles, give me, give me, gimme a mango chicken. All right,
Speaker 2: then let's kick off. The first song what a great
Speaker 2: one in our sacks out between nine and ten o'clock.
Speaker 2: Then an hour of songs was sex apeal. We kick
Speaker 2: off with this great one from George Michael Careless whisper
Speaker 2: Kerrie in Merrick picked this one. We've got some brilliant
Speaker 2: ones coming up. When mark your at work time wasster
Speaker 2: in ten minutes.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: Heavy Wednesday with it is. We call it the Midweek Mixtape.
Speaker 2: We give you a theme, you pick up blue of
Speaker 2: your music. This hour is sas specials. I saw so
Speaker 2: let You Boot Johnny Croyd and Billy Whereby went with
Speaker 2: what an awesome song? Bat to the Bone George Thorogan
Speaker 2: and kicking off George Michael's Careless Whisper and Carrion Berrick.
Speaker 2: A lot of people, a lot of people call in
Speaker 2: the station yesterday demanding that we play scenes from an
Speaker 2: Italian restaurant by Billy Joel. So hey, you call me up,
Speaker 2: Oh listen, I will play scenes in Italian restaurant b
Speaker 2: Billy Joelre you familiar with that song Jack.
Speaker 8: Of Course or the sacks in it? Billy's voice, love
Speaker 8: it got it all.
Speaker 2: It's a story. It's a story in a song, vignettes
Speaker 2: If you want all right, then So this Abba theme
Speaker 2: restaurant opening up in London, which I use their songs
Speaker 2: to make the menu. You ready to mark?
Speaker 3: Yes, I'll be giving away Abba Gold because Abba Gold
Speaker 3: is the name of their greatest hit album.
Speaker 2: This Guy's All Radio. Can you hear the drumsticks? Fernandos.
Speaker 2: That is so good.
Speaker 8: That's up there with chicken and sweet beyond soup.
Speaker 2: That's a gold and up there with water. Where's the
Speaker 2: loop please? Thanks for the music, Rob, thanks music, Thanks
Speaker 2: for the musie.
Speaker 8: That's a gold, abber gold tick.
Speaker 2: A chance on me? Really annoyed. I didn't get that. Ken,
Speaker 2: You're a smart amount of nuts in forest hills. Take
Speaker 2: a chance for me, ticker, look a chicken ticker curry
Speaker 2: ticke a chance chance, Yes, dancing meats instead of dancing
Speaker 2: wing doesn't quite scam and it made me laugh. It's funny.
Speaker 8: Make it from the menu a dancing ham.
Speaker 2: Sorry, does your mamma dough dough pizza dough? Does your
Speaker 2: mamma do men?
Speaker 4: Yes you do?
Speaker 2: You have balls with garlet to dip.
Speaker 8: In these dobules.
Speaker 3: Can't stop hearing about the all right, it's a gold.
Speaker 2: Does your mamma dough dancing breen?
Speaker 8: What's the brain fish? Okay?
Speaker 3: Because I was laughing about it, didn't get it.
Speaker 2: The chart success fan's joy is gone to dance head
Speaker 2: a gold, all right, super grouper. That's another fish there
Speaker 2: it is, Scott. Thank you for the noodles, No, thank
Speaker 2: you for the noodles. It works. Give me your ham
Speaker 2: after midnight, so to give me a man Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: sivil plus the winger takes it all.
Speaker 8: God World, I'm Peter uh dancing.
Speaker 2: Keiche has an a gold amand in rosebud. Well done.
Speaker 2: Knowing me knowing soup.
Speaker 8: No, it's a double knowing me knowing you no meat,
Speaker 8: knowing soup.
Speaker 2: I like it gold Mama Chia cheer cheer. You know
Speaker 2: people have the old cheer seeds, don't they. You don't
Speaker 2: order it, don't otherwise you'd live your boring old lunch.
Speaker 2: I just have the cheers seeds. Nothing else. Silver, No
Speaker 2: one's rubbish. Okay, which one do you think is the
Speaker 2: best one today? I think Dancing Keish, Dancing Keish is
Speaker 2: the winner. Well done.
Speaker 1: The Christian oho' connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: That is for young listener of ours. Christian and Bayside
Speaker 2: Billy Joels scenes from an Italian restaurant and I don't
Speaker 2: realize I actually worked with Philistines. No one appreciate what
Speaker 2: a beautiful song that was. You were just like raising
Speaker 2: your eyes because it's not some angry three minute song
Speaker 2: by Green Day.
Speaker 8: Was that just one song.
Speaker 3: I thought, sorry, I thought that was the Billy Joel discography.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. You don't appreciate music when it becomes more
Speaker 2: of a chamber mood piece.
Speaker 8: That's actually a nice song.
Speaker 2: It's a beautiful song.
Speaker 3: Is a fact like there is some room to trimma.
Speaker 8: You get out of that?
Speaker 2: Really? Could you? This chart success has gon to someone's
Speaker 2: head on the show. But okay, we've got some breaking news.
Speaker 2: Sing it for the Albourne your song, this song has
Speaker 2: gone too not quite number one.
Speaker 3: Well, it's number one in the rock chart iTunes bright chart,
Speaker 3: the number one.
Speaker 2: Number one in the rock chart in this country. Number
Speaker 2: ten in the rock charts in the UK. We're talking
Speaker 2: about an international hit now and then the big top
Speaker 2: forty in this country.
Speaker 3: These are the real chart YEP iTunes top forty.
Speaker 8: We have broaken into the top ten.
Speaker 2: World ten ten in with a bang at number ten.
Speaker 2: So download the song today and we could we should
Speaker 2: break top ten with your songs. Sing it for Melbourne?
Speaker 8: Well with number ten? Is that breaking the top.
Speaker 2: Ten on I reckon the nine of the eight. It's
Speaker 2: for a Starlight foundation.
Speaker 19: Just two dollars nineteen, everybody, all right?
Speaker 2: Turner Today Show. Then is sing It from Me and
Speaker 2: it's out now. It's a number ten, number one of
Speaker 2: the Rock Charts, number ten of the Rock chart in
Speaker 2: the UK, but number ten in the official Top forty charts.
Speaker 2: This is amazing.
Speaker 3: Search for singing for Melbourne on iTunes on the iTunes store.
Speaker 2: Two dollars nineteen. Thank you very much for your support
Speaker 2: this morning. Keep download the song, telling her your family
Speaker 2: and friends about it. Huggy is coming up next. We're
Speaker 2: back tomorrow Morning Talent. Today's show sing at the Melbourne
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