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Sydney Shuffle on ABC RN
The programme - Sydney Shuffle - will be recorded in the Western Foyer of the Sydney Opera Housewith the results broadcast on ABC Radio National each weekday starting May 31st, from 2–3pm and 11pm-midnight.
The programme is based on the Duo's US radio show New York Shuffle, and will feature music from jazz to vintage rock, together with discussion from two of contemporary music’s elder statesmen.
The shows will also be streamed via the RN website, and will be available as audio on demand for four weeks following the broadcasts.
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Looking forward to hearing Lou's and Hal's music selection. What a great idea.
I am really enjoying this show. A very special expeirence. A great initiative and very generous of Lou and Hal to share their time with us. I'm also a long term fan of the Planet.
Fantastic Tunes & real commentary. The most enjoyable radio I have heard in years. This is what radio should be!!!
I am feeling very inspired by their choice of music. Radio can be worth listening to after all. But was very annoyed that when the Perth band Tame Impala was chosen to be played they were cut off and cut out (Friday end of programme). I wanted to hear them and think they are a great new talent. Just because they are not from New York doesn't mean they can't be great. Shame on radio national for cutting them off.
They said we should make a noise to ask them back. Well, here it is. Pleeease bring them back. It was the most alive music I have heard in a long long time.
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