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Barry Crocker

Barry Crocker

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Oct 11, 2026

Simon OwensHOST
24:49
Yeah, he did sing a couple of songs.
Simon OwensHOST
24:51
Tony in Warrnambool said it sounds like Barry Crocker without him being Barry Crocker.
Simon OwensHOST
24:54
[laughs]
Andrew McLarenHOST
24:55
Uh, Ernest Borgnine, a suggestion from Janelle.
Mark WebbHOST
6:51
Oh, that theme is pure after-school telly, Lee, the sound of coming home, dumping your bag, and sitting too close to the set.
Mark WebbHOST
6:59
Barry Crocker singing about good neighbors still gets stuck in my head if I hear even three notes of it.
LeeHOST
7:05
For the younger crowd, Blue Peter, uh, was on at five past five with Caron Keating, Yvette Fielding, and John Leslie.
LeeHOST
7:15
That edition was dancing to the Harare beat with Zimbabwean bands like the Bhundu Boys and Oliver Mtukudzi, so it was a proper music feature rather than the usual, uh, make-and-do.
James ClementsHOST
16:25
Only made even more impressive by the fact that Drake May had like three fumbles with his tiny little hands.
James ClementsHOST
16:33
Lost one of them in an absolute Barry Crocker shocker.
James ClementsHOST
16:36
But... 22 receptions from his receivers, five for Hunter Henry, six for Dobbs.
James ClementsHOST
16:41
Mack Hollins goes out injured.
Kevin TraskPANELIST
60:23
He couldn't be as close as it was.
Kevin TraskPANELIST
60:26
Don Lane was on it, Paul Hogan, and Barry Crocker.
Kevin TraskPANELIST
60:30
Oh, we love Barry.
Kevin TraskPANELIST
60:31
Oh, I love Barry.
Kevin TraskPANELIST
61:00
Anyhow, here we go.
Kevin TraskPANELIST
61:01
We're going to go back to Darwin.
speaker_8UNKNOWN
61:04
Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Barry Crocker.
Barry CrockerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
61:23
Thank you.
Kevin TraskPANELIST
14:01
He couldn't be as close as it was.
Kevin TraskPANELIST
14:04
Don Lane was on it, Paul Hogan, and Barry Crocker.
Kevin TraskPANELIST
14:09
Oh, we love Barry.
Kevin TraskPANELIST
14:09
Oh, I love Barry.
Kevin TraskPANELIST
14:38
Anyhow, here we go.
Kevin TraskPANELIST
14:39
We're going to go back to Darwin.
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:42
Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Barry Crocker.
Barry CrockerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:01
Thank you.
Tony MoclairHOST
37:22
Yeah
Tony LeonardGUEST
37:22
... at the grand final when basically we thought it was fabulous? What was it, '77, '78, when Barry Crocker w- riding high from The Adventures of Barry McKenzie.
Tony MoclairHOST
37:32
Great film.
Tony LeonardGUEST
37:33
Which, but, well, it, yeah, of its time, Tone.

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Tony MoclairHOST
52:57
What have you got?
speaker_18AUDIENCE
52:58
Uh, g'day, Tonys.
speaker_18AUDIENCE
52:59
Uh, 1977, the great Barry Crocker and his big, uh, collars.
Tony LeonardGUEST
53:05
Yes.
Matthew PantelisHOST
119:06
Mm.
Matthew PantelisHOST
119:06
And it's funny, when I was talking to Normie organizing the chat, he reminded me that Barry Crocker sang the very first one back in the late '70s, 1977, "I Dreamed a Dream"- Ooh ... which is a little bit sort of operatic and theatrical- Boring [laughs] ... for the football, I would've thought.
Matthew PantelisHOST
119:22
However, he was the first one to do the new national anthem- Ah ...
Matthew PantelisHOST
119:26
when Advance Australia Fair came in.
Reni MaituaGUEST
33:05
Or he can have a, yeah-
Denan KempHOST
33:06
Have a, a Barry Crocker
Reni MaituaGUEST
33:07
... absolute shocker.
Denan KempHOST
33:08
Yeah.
Hunter FujakGUEST
16:27
I think the thinking has actually probably evolved over time.
Hunter FujakGUEST
16:30
Uh, a sort of in- interesting historical fun fact for the listeners is that sort of the first credited pre-game entertainment for the VFL in, um, '77 was Barry Crocker, and that was the first time the final was telecast live into Melbourne, because there were concerns about, um, you know, going live eroding the gate receipts, uh, domestically.
Hunter FujakGUEST
16:50
And so previously it'd always been on delay.
Hunter FujakGUEST
16:52
So part of the introduction of pre-game was to try, I guess, convert it into a television spectacle whilst also protecting the value of attending in person.
Peter FordGUEST
1:18
So isn't that interesting? Now he presents himself as the kind of upholder of the truth and defender of her honour, but had nothing to do with it for the final years of her life.
Ross StevensonHOST
1:28
It may well turn out, Pete, that someone earlier this week, Monday, roughly this time, was right in describing him as, quote, a Barry Crocker.
Ross StevensonHOST
1:37
Yes.

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