Australian popular music
Subtitle: a history of popular music composed in Australia, with selected pieces described and analysed, and exercises in listening and composition
By: Graeme Smith ; illustrations by Rocco Fazzari
Series: Sounds Australian music resource series for secondary schools -- 3
Publisher: Sounds Australian
Published: 1991
Place of publication: Sydney, Australia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 140
ISBN-13: 9780646053684
Subjects: Popular music; History and criticism; Instruction and study
Notes: Manfacturer's no. on cassettes: OZM2012--OZM2013.

Includes bibliographies, discographies, and videographies.
Table of contents: title: Songs on cassettes: cassette 1. Home sweet home (Nellie Melba) ; Along the road to Gundagai (Peter Dawson) ; Angel of Goulburn Hill (Slim Dusty) ; Six days on the road (Dave Dudley) ; Wild one (Johnny O'Keefe) ; Shake, rattle and roll (Bill Haley and the Comets) ; Friday on my mind (the Easybeats) ; Friday on my mind (Gary Moore) ; The loved one (the Loved Ones) ; Living in the seventies (Skyhooks) ; Turn up your radio (the Masters Apprentices); title: cassette 2. Be bop a lula (Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs) ; Zoop bop gold Cadillac (Daddy Cool) ; Tupelo (Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds) ; Tupelo (John Lee Hooker) ; Heartbreak Hotel (Elvis Presley) ; Beds are burning (Midnight Oil) ; We have survived (No Fixed Address) ; Black boy (Coloured Stone) ; Bye-bye love (Jimmy Little) ; Them belly full but we hungry (Bob Marley and the Wailers) ; Trust me (I'm Talking (including Kate Ceberano)).