MAESTRO ON THE MIC….

 

Check out Maestro On The Mic every Saturday between 9.00 a.m. and 11.00 a.m.

Today we focussed on  playing an interesting range of good, mostly Australian, music. We spoke to Cheryl Hann-Woodlock about her new album   Sing For Your Soul. 

Welcome to   the highest rating program on a Saturday morning blasting and head busting its way out of Upweywaywaywayway and into the heartland of Melbourne and yonder…

Email: maestroonthemic@gmail.com

Got a request or something to say then  text:  04971 02000

Got an album, book or something else you want people to know about then mail to:

 P.O. Box 405 Emerald Victoria 3782

 

What we did today:

Saturday 8 August, 2026
Love on the radio – Skyhooks (from the album Ego)
Firebelly –  Pheasant Pluckers (Take Me There)
Human, I am – Cash Savage and the Last Drinks (Good Citizens)
Butterfly – Matt Flinders (Lost Hits Of The 70s & 80s)
Son of a gun – Gabriella Cohen (Blue No More)
Bower bird - Nurseratched (Catastrophically Ourselves)
Audacity – Kat Greta
Kurrigoyung – Charlie Needs Braces (First Sound14)
Alimony blues – Chris Wilson (Live At The Continental)
Willpower – Aleia
She’s a shining star – Lisa Miller (Morning In The Bowl Of Night)
Into my life – Colin Hay (Man At Work 2)
The field – Kavisha Mazzella (There Is A Field)
Stand up – Cheryl Hann-Woodlock (Sing For Your Soul)

 

We interviewed Cheryl Hann-Woodlock about her new album SING FOR YOUR SOUL and her song I Know You’re There, the latter having royalties going to the Royal Melbourne Hospital, She encourages people to be organ donors and talks about why.  It is a story worth listening to.  Check her Facebook page for details on how to download I Know You’re There.  Alternatively go to Blue Shamrock Music.

 

 Cheryl spoke about being told to get a proper job but eventually her parents saw she was driven and gave her their support.  How she did not begin to write her own music until she was 60. She has released two albums and you can wonder where has she been hiding for so long?  She has lived a life and her songs have a maturity and lyrical strength that shows this.   

 

15. Sing for your soul – Cheryl Hann-Woodlock (Sing For Your Soul)

16.  know you’re there – Cheryl Hann-Woodlock

17. My heart skips a beat – Cheryl Hann-Woodlock (Sing For Your Soul)

18. Cadillac – Jim Keays (Age Against The Machine)

19. Falling slowly – Glen Hansard (soundtrack for Once)

  

Thank you to those listeners who text, emailed  or rang in during the show.  

MAESTRO ON THE MIC&hellip;.
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Check out Maestro On The Mic every Saturday between 9.00 a.m. and 11.00 a.m.
Today we focussed on &nbsp;playing an interesting range of good, mostly Australian, music. We spoke to Cheryl Hann-Woodlock about her new album &nbsp;&nbsp;Sing For Your Soul. 
Welcome to&nbsp;&nbsp; the highest rating program on a Saturday morning blasting and head busting its way out of Upweywaywaywayway and into the heartland of Melbourne and yonder&hellip;
Email: <a href="mailto:maestroonthemic@gmail.com">maestroonthemic@gmail.com</a>
Got a request or something to say then &nbsp;text:&nbsp; 04971 02000
Got an album, book or something else you want people to know about then mail to:
&nbsp;P.O. Box 405 Emerald Victoria 3782
&nbsp;
What we did today:
Saturday 8 August, 2026
<ol>
<li>Love on the radio &ndash; Skyhooks (from the album Ego)</li>
<li>Firebelly &ndash; &nbsp;Pheasant Pluckers (Take Me There)</li>
<li>Human, I am &ndash; Cash Savage and the Last Drinks (Good Citizens)</li>
<li>Butterfly &ndash; Matt Flinders (Lost Hits Of The 70s &amp; 80s)</li>
<li>Son of a gun &ndash; Gabriella Cohen (Blue No More)</li>
<li>Bower bird - Nurseratched (Catastrophically Ourselves)</li>
<li>Audacity &ndash; Kat Greta</li>
<li>Kurrigoyung &ndash; Charlie Needs Braces (First Sound14)</li>
<li>Alimony blues &ndash; Chris Wilson (Live At The Continental)</li>
<li>Willpower &ndash; Aleia</li>
<li>She&rsquo;s a shining star &ndash; Lisa Miller (Morning In The Bowl Of Night)</li>
<li>Into my life &ndash; Colin Hay (Man At Work 2)</li>
<li>The field &ndash; Kavisha Mazzella (There Is A Field)</li>
<li>Stand up &ndash; Cheryl Hann-Woodlock (Sing For Your Soul)</li>
</ol>
&nbsp;
We interviewed Cheryl Hann-Woodlock about her new album SING FOR YOUR SOUL and her song I Know You&rsquo;re There, the latter having royalties going to the Royal Melbourne Hospital, She encourages people to be organ donors and talks about why.&nbsp; It is a story worth listening to.&nbsp; Check her Facebook page for details on how to download I Know You&rsquo;re There. &nbsp;Alternatively go to Blue Shamrock Music.
&nbsp;
&nbsp;Cheryl spoke about being told to get a proper job but eventually her parents saw she was driven and gave her their support.&nbsp; How she did not begin to write her own music until she was 60. She has released two albums and you can wonder where has she been hiding for so long?&nbsp; She has lived a life and her songs have a maturity and lyrical strength that shows this.&nbsp; &nbsp;
&nbsp;
15. Sing for your soul &ndash; Cheryl Hann-Woodlock (Sing For Your Soul)
16.&nbsp; know you&rsquo;re there &ndash; Cheryl Hann-Woodlock
17. My heart skips a beat &ndash; Cheryl Hann-Woodlock (Sing For Your Soul)
18. Cadillac &ndash; Jim Keays (Age Against The Machine)
19. Falling slowly &ndash; Glen Hansard (soundtrack for Once)
&nbsp;&nbsp;
Thank you to those listeners who text, emailed&nbsp; or rang in during the show.&nbsp;

(Mostly) Australian music and interviews.

Maestro On The Mic is two hours of music, mostly Australian in origin. Featuring interviews with authors and musicians and other persons of interest.

After years of working with the Professor and the Magnate on the Friday Breakfast Lounge, the Maestro strikes out on his own.

Tune in and hear things you haven’t before and will sometimes wish you didn’t.

Thanks to subscribers Andy, Brett, Peter, and Frankie the Cavalier.

(Mostly) Australian music and interviews.
Maestro On The Mic is two hours of music, mostly Australian in origin. Featuring interviews with authors and musicians and other persons of interest.
After&nbsp;years of working with the Professor and the Magnate on the Friday Breakfast Lounge, the Maestro strikes out on his own.
Tune in and hear things you haven&rsquo;t before and will sometimes wish you didn&rsquo;t.
Thanks to subscribers Andy, Brett, Peter, and Frankie the Cavalier.

Maestro On The Mic

Maestro On The Mic is two hours of music, mostly Australian in origin. Featuring interviews with authors and musicians and other persons of interest.

After years of working with the Professor and the Magnate on the Friday Breakfast Lounge, the Maestro strikes out on his own.

Tune in and hear things you haven't before and will sometimes wish you didn't.

Thanks to subscribers Andy, Brett, Peter, and Frankie the Cavalier. 

Maestro On The Mic is two hours of music, mostly Australian in origin. Featuring interviews with authors and musicians and other persons of interest.
After years of working with the Professor and the Magnate on the Friday Breakfast Lounge, the Maestro strikes out on his own.
Tune in and hear things you haven't before and will sometimes wish you didn't.
Thanks to subscribers Andy, Brett, Peter, and Frankie the Cavalier.