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80's Australian Music Show SOUNDS intro

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Uploaded by on Jun 17, 2007

1985 intro to Saturday morning Show "Sounds" on Channel 7. Hosted by Donnie Sutherland. It ran between 1974 to 1987.

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  • Thanks Damo. I was only about 6 when it was on, but i never forgot it!

  • Jtemme, I just had a flashback, it was "rock profile", one of my rare moments of clarity! LOL

  • Does anyone remeber rockpile or rockfile on channel 0 or channel 10? in beween tv shows, as a time filler, would play one video clip, and it was always Foreigner's as cold as ice, Jona Lewie's Louise or Daryl Cotton's Same old Girl!!

  • Absolutely mate, I think it was called Rockfile. I remember Stevie Nicks & Tom Petty's 'Stop draggin my heart around' and the Stone's 'Start me up'. As I remember it was about 4.55pm every day on 10.

  • WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW! That is totally brilliant to the extreme!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!!!!!

    I love that to death, I remember that intro with Barry White music. The days when you had Sounds on Saturday morning then you could watch Rock Arena and Meldrum Tapes etc then Countdown at night! What is there now? Nothing I tell you, nothing...

  • Too Right!

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  • ^ that song was

    Barry White & Love Unlimited - " Love's Theme "

    from 1974

  • what barry white song is it - i want to hear it.

  • yeah everything has gone to shit - wot happenned?

  • thanks!

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