The first episode of the Dr Poo radio series. 
Written and performed by Kelso, Johnston, Curtis & Matthews.
Originally transmitted on Double J, circa May 1979.

Dr Poo and the Dreks 01

Episode 2 of the Dr Poo radio series. 
Written and performed by Kelso, Johnston, Curtis & Matthews.
Originally transmitted on Double J, circa May 1979.

Dr Poo and the Dreks 02

Episode 374 of the Dr Poo radio series. 
Written and performed by Kelso, Johnston, Curtis & Matthews.
Originally transmitted on Triple J, November 1980.

Wild Cat Strike 02

Episode 375 of the Dr Poo radio series. 
Written and performed by Kelso, Johnston, Curtis & Matthews.
Originally transmitted on Triple J, November 1980.

Wild Cat Strike 03

Episode 376 of the Dr Poo radio series. 
Written and performed by Kelso, Johnston, Curtis & Matthews.
Originally transmitted on Triple J, November 1980.

Wild Cat Strike 04

Episode 377 of the Dr Poo radio series. 
Written and performed by Kelso, Johnston, Curtis & Matthews.
Originally transmitted on Triple J, November 1980.

Wild Cat Strike 05

Lyrics by Lance Curtis, Geoff Kelso, Steve Johnson, & Ken Matthews
Music composed by Criston Barker
from 'The Universe is Big' EP, Chase Records 1985

This record was dedicated to Lance Curtis who died on June the 9th 1985. 
From 1979 to 1981 Lance played the character of "Dr Poo" in the 2JJJ serial of the same name.
Recorded at Trafalgar Studios Annandale NSW Australia 198

Dr Poo and the Psychic Koala's: The Universe is Big

Radio adverts for the 'Knee's Ahoy!' LP (released Monday 15 December 1980). These were both transmitted on Triple J before or after the daily episode of Dr Poo.

Written and performed by Kelso, Johnston, Curtis & Matthews.

Dr Poo - Knee's Ahoy! LP - Radio Advert #1 (December 1980)

Dr Poo - Knee's Ahoy! LP - Radio Advert #2 (January 1981)

An announcement about the Dr Poo Fan Club, from Kevin the Announcer - transmitted on 2JJ after the daily Dr Poo episode (part of the Dubbo French Revolution storyline).

Dr Poo Fan Club Announcement

An announcement about the Dr Poo Fan Club, transmitted on 2JJ after a daily episode of Dr Poo (sometime in late 1979).

Dr Poo Fan Club - Radio Advert

Thu 10 Feb 2005

Dr Poo was a huge comedy play on triple j, popular in the early 80s. Listen to an episode of Dr Poo and his adventures his turdis! Includes interviews with ex triple j staffers, Lillian Pascoe and Adam Bowen.

Originally hosted at http://www.podcastalley.com/podcast_details.php?pod_id=1119

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