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Last Night In Town Playlist - 09/12/21

SHOW 210

This week, I’ve loaded up the playlist with a whole stack of fantastic Victorian artists, who are all performing as part of this year’s ‘Out On The Weekend’ festival on Saturday December 11th at Seaworks in Williamstown. 

Presented by Love Police, ‘Out On The Weekend’ is a huge celebration of amazing Americana and alt-country music, set against one of the most picturesque backdrops one could ever hope for. 

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Wagons - Drive All Night Till Dawn **
Ben Mastwyk & His Millions – Livin’ On Gold Street **
Georgia State Line - Every Time **
Mick Thomas' Roving Commission - Hug My Back **
Bobby Gentry - Ode To Billie Joe
Kerryn Fields - Queenie **
Lachlan Bryan & The Wildes - The Road **
Dave Wright & The Midnight Ramblers - Play With Fire **
Katie Bates - Wishing Away Her Happiness **
Lost Ragas - Just Wastin' Time **
The Luke Sinclair Set - Every Song I Ever Wrote **
Alex Hamilton - She Knows Me Well **
Sherry Rich - Jessie **
Liz Stringer - Dangerous **
Brooke Russell and The Mean Reds - Run Like A Thief **
Matt Joe Gow - Go Ahead, Celebrate **

** Australian/NZ Artist

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Bathurst-based duo Great Aunt return with a bang, with their new song, ‘What’s A Girl To Do Now?’

“This is a song about our frustration. As women, for women. Of all shapes, sizes, identities, races, and cultures. The world says we’re not woman enough: too loud, too ugly, too fat, queer, trans, too butch. And at the other end of the scale, if you’re a man, you must not be too ‘girly’, and not express any femininity.”

There’s room for all of us. To celebrate all of us.

“Personally, I’ve been told I don’t look like a girl, I don’t act like a girl, and have been asked the question, “Don’t I want to be a girl?” The truth is: I am a (queer, fat) girl, just not as you want me to be - my existence makes you uncomfortable.”

“I’ve been dismissed, verbally abused, sexually harassed, and assaulted because I’m a girl. When I was younger, I didn’t understand my value, and was led to believe it was my fault.”

We’re so tired of history repeating itself, with violence against women normalised, and the visible attacks on our trans and drag queen community. As white queer women, we recognise that we have a great deal of privilege and a platform to call out hatred and prejudice against our BIPOC friends.

“In high school, I was bullied and harassed every day. Relentlessly, physically and verbally. Some days, I didn’t want to live. It breaks my heart to see queer kids, trans, non-binary kids, have to walk through the fire of this hatred, whilst politicisation of the subject has amplified it beyond measure.”

We can do better for each other in 2024. 

So let’s. 


"Why don’t you smile?
Just a little bit more
And don’t you go around 
Looking like you’ve been asking for anything more
These ain’t my rules
It’s just the way
And behind every great man
Is a girl in wait
It’s for your good
And know your place
And tell me, what’s a girl to do now?


Credits:	

Written by Great Aunt (Megan Bird and Chelsea Allen)
Vocals - Megan Bird
Backing vocals - Chelsea Allen
‘Yeah the Girls’ Choir – Laura Coates, Sophie Jones, Genni Kane, Abby Smith, Sue Ray, Bek Chapman, Julie Nolen
Resonator  - Megan Bird
Electric bass - Chelsea Allen
Tambourine, bass drum - Chelsea Allen
Claps – Suzy Evans, Chelsea Allen

Tracked, produced and mixed by Great Aunt
Mastered by Joe Carra, Crystal Mastering

What's A Girl To Do Now?

Love where you're at, even if it's not exactly where you thought you'd be.

Country folk duo Great Aunt return with a lush new folk tune, 'Freeburgh' - an ode to their favourite little town in high country, Victoria. Halfway to home.

After some personal and professional setbacks, the duo found solace in the safety and warmth of Nan and Pop's Pad, the family's beloved caravan nestled deep within Freeburgh, to drink all the whisky, sing all the songs, and befriend all the birds.

"Whisky burns to heal my heart
Plovers cry from dawn to dark
The lights go out from time to time
But the campfire's lit
So we're just fine
Just fine... "

Credits:

Written by Great Aunt (Megan Bird and Chelsea Allen)
Vocals - Megan Bird, Chelsea Allen
Acoustic guitar - Megan Bird
Double bass - Chelsea Allen
Stomps - Chelsea Allen

Tracked, produced and mixed by Great Aunt
Mastered by Joe Carra, Crystal Mastering

Film clip available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdk7U1i-Nvc
Filmed by Great Aunt on location at Nan and Pop's Pad, Freeburgh, VIC.
Video edited by Chelsea Allen

Freeburgh

Last Night In Town is a weekly radio show hosted by musician Nathan Seeckts each Thursday at 6pm on Geelong's premier community radio station, 94.7 The Pulse.

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