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If you do not change direction, you may end up where you are heading. Lao Tzu
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Fitness - Balance on one foot while brushing your teeth — it's a simple way to improve stability and core strength.
Music from the Movies
This April
This April, we're celebrating the unforgettable music that helped bring some of cinema's most memorable moments to life. Music from the Movies showcases classic hits from the 1960s through the 1990s that found their way onto the big screen across comedy, adventure, drama, horror, action and musicals.
From beloved classics to more recent favourites, the soundtrack of film history is filled with songs that instantly transport us back to iconic scenes.
A cinematic mix of songs you know and love, with a few surprises along the way. Tune in and relive the music that made movie moments unforgettable.
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Tune in to A Better Music Mix all day long, and don't miss these fantastic specialty shows coming up later!
Whether it's nostalgia, community insights, or just great company, Coast FM 963 has something for everyone.
Artist of the Day - Ted Mulry
(September 2, 1947 Oldham, Lancashire, England – September 1, 2001). A British-born singer, songwriter, bass player and guitarist.
He achieved success in Australia initially as a solo performer in the early 1970's with the self-penned "Julia" and Vanda & Young's "Falling In Love Again".
By the mid-1970's he had taken up the lead vocals and bass guitar to head the Ted Mulry Gang or TMG. The band scored a number one hit in 1975-6 with "Jump In My Car" (David Hasselhoff recorded a version in 2006) with a string of hit singles following, including "Darktown Strutter's Ball", "Jamaican Rum" and "My Little Girl".
Ted was a prolific songwriter, with a number of artists including John Paul Young, John Farnham, Alison MacCallum and Sherbet, recording his songs.
Ted lost his battle with cancer one day before his birthday in 2001.
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