On a wet late winter morning in Bendigo, The Phatt was back to put some sunshine into your sky and some (almost) spring into your step with their usual banter and bluster.
Keith had a good run at some tricky (and not so tricky) tracks in "I Don't Know Yet" before selecting legendary Australian band The Moodists' song Justice and Money Too for a full spin.
They then dived straight into a phone chat with Reece Hendy from Eaglehawk Festivals Inc. about their theme for next year's Dahlia & Arts Festival, Alien Invasion, and also to chat about their drive to recruit more people to jump on board with their committee to do great stuff in the Borough.
Rounding out the first hour, Brett then got to spin the track Fader by The Temper Trap.
Without their expected second hour guest coming in they continued to yak and play music through until the close of the show at 9 a.m.
Another brilliant morning from the guys - giving you the best of midweek mornings here in Bendigo.
Other music they played on this week's show;
Tim Sparrow - Eileen
Faker - Partner in Crime
Celibate Rifles - Groovin' in the Land of Love
Men at Work - It's a Mistake
The Avalanches - Running Red Lights
The Stems - For Always