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Aus 80 - Tribute To Jack Speering

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ABC (as its archives name them)
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1

A Collection of Aussie Radio Shows No 80

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In this program John West speaks with the late Jack Speering who started out as a bus driver in Newcastle, N.S.W, and ended up being a very popular singer with a number of dance bands around the country. He also recorded many albums of fine music.

This program was broadcast over the ABC in “Sentimental Journey” on Saturday July 16th 1983.

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Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Tribute to Jack Speering

    No date given · 57 min

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  1. Aus 80 - Tribute To Jack Speering

    Old Time Radio · 1 episode here · archive.org

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