White drum head signed by members of AC/DC with an illustration of Angus Young as a devil.

Dame Nellie Melba’s early recording of 'Chant Vénitien’, a song composed by Herman Bemberg, who accompanies her in this recording.

The clip is verse three, beginning with the last three words of the linking vocal bridge (with its minor modulation) from verse two.

…Be my guide

This 1962 hit was written by Australian country singer Geoff Mack in 1959 and made popular by Lucky Starr.

Pilar ‘Pilita’ Garrido Corrales was one of the the first women to make the Australian pop charts with a locally produced record - her hit single ‘Come Closer to Me’, in 1959.

Released as a single in January 1976, Margret RoadKnight’s version of Bob Hudson’s ‘Girls in Our Town’ reached the Top 20 of the Kent Music Report Singles Chart.

‘Solid Rock’ deals with issues of land rights for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and was the lead single from Goanna’s debut studio album, Spirit of Place.

Gurrumul was the debut solo album for singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu (1971–2017), referred to as Dr G Yunupingu since his death.

Powderfinger’s ‘These Days’ has been described by the band as ‘one of their most simple, enduring and popular works’.

Written by Eric Jupp.