Ahoy Froggers,
This week we have the BFRH Playlist at the very start. Have a scan and I suspect, there will be some be some that works for me, well press the play button and get this show on the road.

1. BFRH_Opening.wav ( 6:49)
2. Deborah Bonham - When It Don’t Come Easy (06:23)
3. Innes Sibun - I Found Your Letter (06:42) ****NEW_2025*****
4. Richard Cagle & The Voodoo Choir - Slow Blues (05:48)
5. Mary Lane - Baby (07:38)
6. If I had money_Blues Delight.wav ( 6:50)
7. Grace Bowers & The Hodge Podge - Wine on Venus (06:13) **** Played Soulshine with Gov't Mule during NYE run
8. Roy Buchanan - When A Guitar Plays The Blues (Live 1986) (09:38)
9. Billy Preston - Soul Derby (09:08)
10. 12. Stormy Monday.wav - Lonnie Mack ( 7:28)
11. Gov't Mule - Pressure Under Fire (05:40) ****28/12/2024****
12. Gov't Mule - What Is Hip? (09:44) ****28/12/2024**** Kevin Scott bass solo- Danny Louis Keyboard solo
13. Gov't Mule - Feel Like Breaking Up Somebody's Home (10:40) ****28/12/2024****
14. Rory_end_Complete_2024_.wav ( 9:32)

Thanks for your support as always
Bullfrog

Check out the cool tunes from the 60s and very early 70s in this Oz Rock Hour show presented by Ange. Featuring groovy beats of Tamam Shud, Russell Morris, the Valentines, also the Brit Beat sounds of the Easybeats and a young Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs. Dig the funky sounds of Chain, Carson and Wendy Saddington and groove to the beat of Flake, Jeff St John, Blackfeather, The Masters Apprentices and more! Enjoy this trip down memory lane in this hour of great vintage 60s & 70s Oz music!

Hear new music from Thelma Plum, Grazer, Surprise Chef, Rainbow Chan and more. Full playlist here.

Our second show for 2025 features more awesome songs from 2024 as well as an early new track for 2025. Part 2 of my interview with Washington DC band Flowerbomb. Also Wax Lyrical returns with a couple of tracks from the 1980 Jackson Browne album 'Hold Out'. Elsewhere tracks from Jodie Nicholson, Japanese Breakfast, Phantogram, Father John Misty, Patrick Thurtell, Tennyson King, Ruby Gill, GIMMY, Lava La Rue, Leif Vollebekk and Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds.

Playlist here

Charles plays some of his current favourite tunes, including Kendrick Lamar, Earl Sweatshirt and Radiohead.

Ahoy again Froggers,
You may be wondering what this weeks picture is. It is the Grateful Deads Wall of Sound (WOS) deisigned and built in the 1970's but shortl lived. It at the time was the biggest sound system in the world and hence we had to add som GD to this weeks playlist.
So onto this weeks playlist, Gov't Mule did there annual NYE run and we have something from that for you to wrap your ears around, a couple of new to BFRH playlist artists and some favs, plus all the regular features are incluced
Thanks for your Support
Bullfrog

1. BFRH_Opening.wav ( 6:49)
2. Paul Buchanan's Voodoo Preachers - Blues Harp & A Bloody Mary (03:19) ****New_2_Us****
3. Baby Huey & The Babysitters - A Change Is Going To Come (09:25)
4. Beiztegui & The Hammond Lovers - Tell Me (07:24) ****New_2_Us****
5. Doghouse Sam & his Magnatones - Stompin' (02:17)
6. Gov't Mule - Mule (pt1) (08:58)
7. Lioness - Funky Girl (feat. Alexa Tarantino, Jenny Hill, Lauren Sevian, Amanda Monaco, Akiko Tsuruga, Allison Miller) (06:58)
8. B.B. King - Five Long Years (07:32)
9. Mudbone - Everything I Do Gohn Be Funky (Live) (11:35) ****New_2_Us****
10. Grateful Dead - Truckin' (12:55)
11. Guitar Nubbit - Georgia Chain Gang (04:06)
12. Christone "Kingfish" Ingram - Outside Of This Town (Live) (08:55)
13. Eric Clapton; Steve Winwood - Double Trouble (Live from Madison Square Garden) (08:06)
14. Rory_end_Complete_2024_.wav ( 9:32)

Washington DC indie rockers Flowerbomb have been brewing and evolving over a few years and in 2024 released the Gloom Scroll Vol I & II EPs. Their track 'Cool' caught my ears mid-year and made it into my end of year 3 hour Retrospective. Rachel (vocals and guitar) and Abby (bass) joined me in December for a chat about their band and the DC indie music scene. Tracks featured are 'Cool' and 'Weird Place'.
Some songs contain explicit language.

This is the story of The Carpenters, siblings Karen and Richard Carpenter who were active in the 70's