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John Williamson

John Williamson

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Oct 15, 2026

Jack ArchdaleHOST
16:12
Tell you what, come back.
Jack ArchdaleHOST
16:14
Uh, no, not bad, but Hey True Blue by John Williamson, because all the bad words, it's calling him Brew Brew.
Louisa DaldinHOST
16:20
Hey True-
Jack ArchdaleHOST
16:20
See how it wor- it works
BecHOST
6:26
But – Sundays, I could not believe, like they started it off at first.
BecHOST
6:32
The entertainment was John Williamson, which is just, he's beautiful.
BecHOST
6:37
Sung True Blue like absolutely took the, I was so excited listening to that.
BecHOST
6:42
He had a crack at Australian Anthem.
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:46
He had a bit of a fumble at the
BecHOST
6:48
end.
BecHOST
6:48
But, you know, it's still John Williamson and at least it's a, let's just say, true blue Aussie having a crack at the, I would rather listen to that than someone off the voice.
BecHOST
6:59
Yeah.
GlennGUEST
16:30
Gold guitars.
GlennGUEST
16:31
He's got, uh, you know, was a songwriter for John Williamson, Slim Dusty, all those kind of things.
GlennGUEST
16:36
But yeah, he's b- like, yeah, well, no, I mean, you can Google him.
GlennGUEST
16:38
He'll, he'll come up, mate.
Will BrownHOST
24:05
One thing I loved on the weekend, and I've written it in here, um, it was, it was nearly a little, little bit patriotic there on the weekend.
Will BrownHOST
24:12
There was fans everywhere, but John Williamson playing True Blue-
Brodie KosteckiHOST
24:16
That was cool AF
Will BrownHOST
24:16
... was probably, that was...
Brodie KosteckiHOST
24:59
No, just clarifying this, but Todd knows every song-
Will BrownHOST
25:01
Yeah, yeah
Brodie KosteckiHOST
25:01
... like every Aussie song, and he goes, "That's John Williamson." And then, like, half the, half the, um, half the drivers are like, "Who's that?" [laughs]
Will BrownHOST
25:09
[laughs] Yeah.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
13:55
At 26 minutes past nine, your calls in a moment on 8223 0000.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
14:00
Well, should we all pay for public EV charges? John says charging stations.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
14:07
If the taxpayer puts money into establishing the stations, the taxpayer should get a return on its investments.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
14:13
We should not be making private companies rich.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
14:15
Loan the money to them, make them pay it back.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
14:18
John, I think that's a sensational idea.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
14:20
I agree entirely.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
14:21
Now, if the costs are involved because everybody will benefit, like if everybody drove an EV and they charged everyone a dollar a year for five years to set up these charging stations, maybe.
Denis WalterHOST
22:50
And you ...
Denis WalterHOST
22:50
If for anyone who's listened to me over the years on afternoons or weekends originally, they will know that I'm a huge fan of John Williamson.
Denis WalterHOST
22:57
Now, after the break, Amy Williamson.
Denis WalterHOST
23:00
Back soon.
Denis WalterHOST
23:07
Hey.
Denis WalterHOST
23:08
19 to 9.
Denis WalterHOST
23:10
Anyone who has listened to me over the decades on radio knows that I'm a huge fan of John Williamson, massive fan of John Williamson.
Denis WalterHOST
23:17
Uh, but it's lovely to say good evening, Amy Williamson.
John of HawthorneHOST
92:03
We all know Rose loves her country music.
John of HawthorneHOST
92:07
So for you, Rose, one of Australia's greatest in that category, his name is John Williamson.
speaker_16UNKNOWN
92:23
Let me tell you of an interview with an old man he knew.
speaker_16UNKNOWN
92:27
He's got a beak and feathers and things with a poor old fella and got no wings.
speaker_16UNKNOWN
94:49
Da-da-da-da-da-da-da.
John of HawthorneHOST
95:00
He's an Australian icon, that's for sure.
John of HawthorneHOST
95:02
That's John Williamson with his novelty song Old Man Emu, which he wrote and first performed in 1970 on the TV show Hey Hey It's Saturday as part of the New Faces segment.
John of HawthorneHOST
95:15
No surprise he won that competition and soon after the song was released as a single climbing as high as number four on our Australian charts.
Abbey GelmiHOST
25:50
Mm.
Eddie McGuireHOST
25:50
And John Williamson singing Ad- Advance Australia Fair and True Blue and the place was just humming.
Brodie KosteckiGUEST
25:56
It is.
Brodie KosteckiGUEST
25:56
No, it's a, it's a magical place, the mountain.
Denis WalterHOST
0:03
A 19 to 9.
Denis WalterHOST
0:06
Anyone who has listened to me over the decades on radio knows that I'm a huge fan of John Williamson, massive fan of John Williamson.
Denis WalterHOST
0:13
Uh, but it's lovely to say good evening, Amy Williamson.
Denis WalterHOST
0:17
Amy, welcome to the program.
Denis WalterHOST
21:33
I hope you agree with me, but I'm sure you will.
Denis WalterHOST
21:35
And you, uh, for anyone who's listened to me over the years on afternoons or weekends originally, they will know that I'm a huge fan of John Williamson.
Denis WalterHOST
21:42
Now, after the break, Amy Williamson.
Denis WalterHOST
21:46
Back soon.

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