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Make a little room on the dancefloor: JC’s taking a spin through disco and funk favourites with A Taste of Honey, Sister Sledge, Earth, Wind & Fire, Heatwave and the Real Thing. From “Boogie Oogie Oogie” to “You to Me Are Everything”, there are irresistible grooves, big voices and choruses made for joining in, before Yvonne Elliman provides the bridge into our featured artists.

The second section belongs to the Bee Gees, travelling from “To Love Somebody” and “Massachusetts” through “Jive Talkin’” and “Nights on Broadway” to the Saturday Night Fever favourites. “Tragedy” turns up the drama before the original “Spicks and Specks” takes us back to their early sound for the finish. Join JC’s Bangers & Mosh on 88.3 Southern FM for a generous helping of dancefloor memories.

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JC

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JC’s Bangers & Mosh — New Wave Classics & Spandau Ballet

Sharp suits, soaring synths and unforgettable choruses—JC takes you back to the sounds of the ’80s on 88.3 Southern FM.

In the first hour, we explore New Wave, post-punk and synth-pop with Duran Duran, The Human League, Tears for Fears, Eurythmics, Depeche Mode and more. From Rio to Vienna, it’s a soundtrack built for memories, dancing and singing along.

Then it’s the Spandau Ballet spotlight: twelve tracks tracing their journey from To Cut a Long Story Short and Chant No. 1 to the timeless True, Gold and the stirring finale, Through the Barricades.

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JC

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Turn it up—JC’s Bangers & Mosh is going unmistakably Australian!

Hour One takes a road trip through the sound of Australian rock and pub rock, from the raw power of AC/DC and The Angels to Australian Crawl, Men at Work, Mental As Anything, INXS, Hoodoo Gurus, Hunters & Collectors, Paul Kelly, Powderfinger and The Screaming Jets.

Then Hour Two belongs to one of Australia’s greatest rock stories: Cold Chisel and Jimmy Barnes. We explore the band, the solo career, the songwriters and the unmistakable voice behind a catalogue that has become part of the country itself.

It all builds to an extraordinary closing sequence: “Bow River”, “Saturday Night”, “Flame Trees” and “Khe Sanh”.

Twenty-five tracks. Two hours. One loud and proudly Australian celebration of great rock music.

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JC