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'Caro Mio Ben' by Ada Crossley -

Ada Crossley was from Gippsland, VIC and was a major opera singer at the beginning of the 20th Century. 

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1905 -

She released 'Caro Mio Ben' in 1905 shortly after touring the U.S.

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Tours -

She toured the UK, U.S., South Africa and Australia before passing in 1929. 

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'Freshie/After the Dawn' by Sydney Simpson and the Wentworth Café Orchestra - Sydney Simpson and the Wentworth Café Orchestra produced the first ever entirely Aussie-made record in 1926.

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Aussie-made - 'Freshie/After the Dawn' was written, played, recorded and pressed all by an Australian team.

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Music - Not much is known about the actual members of the band, but you can find the song here.

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'Binny Lum Collection' by Binny Lum - Binny Lum was an early Aussie radio and TV host and her interviews have just been inducted to the Sounds of Australia.

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GTV-9 - She had a 15-minute talk show called 'Binny Time' on GTV-9 from 1958 to 1959.

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Interviews - Her interviews from 1955 to 1967 helped shape the country.

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'Come Closer to Me' by Pilita Corrales - The only non-Aussie on the list, Filipino Pilita Corrales rocked Australia in 1959 with this banger.

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Early female singer - Corrales was one of the first women to make the Australian charts, and she did it singing in Spanish.

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Asia's Queen of Songs - Corrales is known as Asia's Queen of Songs.

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'I've Been Everywhere' Lucky Starr -

Lucky Starr made one of the most covered songs of all time in 1962. 

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131 - There are more than 131 versions of 'I've Been Everywhere'.

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Lucky Starr - Lucky Starr was born Leslie William Morrison in 1940, in Sydney.

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'Girls in Our Town' Margret RoadKnight - Margret RoadKnight's song about women having nowhere to go, a cover originally made by fellow Aussie Bob Hudson, shook Australia in 1976.

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Labels -

RoadKnight released five studio albums through Move, Jazznote and Festival records. 

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Melbourne - RoadKnight was born in Melbourne in 1943.

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'Solid Rock' by Goanna - Goanna formed in Geelong, VIC in 1977 and released this epic track in 1982.

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Shane Howard - Shane Howard was a constant in the band that had 16 members come in and out of the group.

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1987 - The band broke up in 1987, before reforming in 1998 and falling apart again.

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'Songlines: Songs of the East Australian Humpback Whales' by Mark Franklin - Mark Franklin recorded Humpback whales from 1992 to 2008.

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Eastern Australia - He recorded them off Eastern Australia during the whales' migration.

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Rehabilitation - The songs were also meant to raise awareness about the whales' endangerment.

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'These Days' by Powderfinger - This Powderfinger track from 1999 has just been inducted.

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Brisbane - The band formed in Brisbane in 1989.

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Seven albums - They released seven albums before breaking up in 2011.

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'Gurrumul' by Gurrumul - This song released in 2008 is sung in Yolngu and English and hit number 3 on the ARIA charts.

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Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu - Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu played the didgeridoo, drums, keyboards and guitar.

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2017 - Gurrumul sadly passed away in 2017.

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