Sounds of Australia: the complete list

• 1890s to 1928

  1890s
  1896 – The Hen Convention, Thomas Rome
  1898 – The Recordings of the Cambridge Anthropological Expedition to Torres Straits, Alfred Cort Haddon and others
  1898 – They Always Follow Me, Syria Lamonte
  1899 – Fanny Smith’s Tasmanian Aboriginal Songs, Horace Watson

  1900-1919
  1900 – The Absent-Minded Beggar, JJ Virgo
  1901-1902 – Cylinder Recordings from Central Australia, Spencer and Gillen and Aboriginal communities
  1904 – Chant Vénitien, Nellie Melba
  1904 – Farewell Address to Australia, Hallam Lord Tennyson
  c1905 – Caro Mio Ben, Ada Crossley
  1907 – The Black Watch, Percy Herford
  1907 – Starlight, Hamilton Hill
  1910 – My South Polar Expedition, Ernest Shackleton
  1910 – Sweet Spirit Hear My Prayer, Marie Narelle
  1912 – When Father Papered the Parlour, Billy Williams
  1913 – Hold Your Hand Out Naughty Boy, Florrie Forde
  1914 – Message Recorded at Mena Camp, Cairo, Second Lieutenant Henry Miller Lanser
  1915 – The Landing of the Australian Troops in Egypt, Zonophone
  1919 – Country Gardens, Percy Grainger

  1920s
  1921 – Love Will Find a Way, Gladys Moncrieff
  1924 – London Recordings, Newcastle Steelworks Band
  1926 – Freshie ; After the Dawn, Sydney Simpson and his Wentworth Café Orchestra
  1926 – Speech at the Opening of the Columbia Graphophone Company Australian Factory, Admiral Sir Dudley De Chair KCB MVO
  1927 – Anvil Chorus, PC Spouse
  1927 – The Sailors, Stiffy & Mo
  1927 – Waltzing Matilda, John Collinson
  1927–1932 Sydney Recordings, Queenie and David Kaili
  1928 – Hinkler’s Message to Australia ; Incidents of My Flight, Bert Hinkler
  1928 – Twilight of the Gods (Die Götterdämmerung), Florence Austral

• 1930 to 1949

  1930s
  1930 – The 1930 Australian XI: Winners of the Ashes
  1930 – Our Don Bradman, Len Maurice
  1931 – Along the Road to Gundagai, Peter Dawson
  1931 – Sweet Nell of Old Drury, Nellie Stewart
  1933 – Etude de concert in F minor and Etude de concert in A flat major, Eileen Joyce
  1936 – Wrap Me Up In My Stockwhip and Blanket, Tex Morton
  1936–40 – Yes, What?, 5AD, Rex Dawe and cast
  1937 – Dad and Dave from Snake Gully (Radio Series), George Edward Players
  1937 – Life Without Love, Frank Coughlan’s Trocadero Orchestra
  1938 – The Aeroplane Jelly Song, Joy King
  1938 – Where the Dog Sits on the Tuckerbox, Jim Davidson's Dandies and Dick Cranbourne
  1939 – Give A Little Credit to Your Dad ; Lonesome For Your Mother Dear, Buddy Williams
  1939 – Menzies Speech: Declaration of War, Sir Robert Menzies

  1940s
  1940–58 – Australia's Amateur Hour, AWA
  1941 – Concert in a Cave at Tobruk, Chester Wilmot, ABC Field Unit
  1941 – Curtin Speech: Japan Enters Second World War, John Curtin
  1941 – The Melbourne Cup, Ken Howard, sports commentator
  1941–72 – Argonauts Row, Harold Williams
  1942 – Digger, Jack Lumsdaine
  1943 – Dame Enid Lyons: Maiden Speech, Dame Enid Lyons
  1943 – Senator Dorothy Tangney: Maiden Speech, Dorothy Tangney
  1943 – The Majestic Fanfare (ABC radio news theme), Queen’s Hall Light Orchestra
  1944 – Swanston St Shamble ; Two Day Jag, Graeme Bell
  1944 onwards – Grace Gibson Productions’ radio serials, various artists
  1945 – First Parliamentary Sitting Broadcast – Victory in Europe, Ben Chifley and Sir Robert Menzies
  1945 – Women’s Status in the United Nations Charter, Jessie Street
  1948–1962 – Pick A Box, Bob Dyer
  1949 – Theme from Blue Hills, New Century Orchestra

• 1950 to 1969

  1950s
  1950 – Corroboree, Sydney Symphony Orchestra
  1950 – Maranoa Lullaby, Harold Blair
  1952 – I'm the Sheik of Scrubby Creek, Chad Morgan
  1952 – Horrie Dargie Concert, The Horrie Dargie Harlequintet
  1953 – Sam Griffiths, Jack Luscombe
  1953 – Tribal Music of Australia, AP Elkin
  1954 – Happy Little Vegemites, Betty Parker, Stephen Parker, Julia Parker and Linda Marcy
  1954 – Speaking Clock, Gordon Gow and the Postmaster-General's Department
  1955 – Prestophone Mastertape, Olive and Eva
  1955 – The Adventure of the Singing Bullet, Smoky Dawson
  1955 – The Drover's Dream, Alan Scott and the Bushwhackers
  1955–1967 – Binny Lum Collection, Binny Lum and interviewees
  1956 – The Man from Snowy River, Leonard Teale
  1956 – Olympic Games, Melbourne 1956: Opening Ceremony and Closing Ceremony, Official Souvenir Recording
  1957 – A Pub With No Beer, Slim Dusty
  1958 – My Country, Dorothea Mackellar
  1959 – Aboriginal Recordings, John Hutchinson
  1959 – Bye Bye Baby, Col Joye
  1959 – Come Closer to Me, Pilita Corrales

  1960s
  1960 – The Art of the Prima Donna, Dame Joan Sutherland
  1960 – She’s My Baby Johnny O’Keefe
  1961 – The Death of a Wombat, Ivan Smith and George S English
  1961 – I Only Came to Say Goodbye, Wilma Reading
  1961 – Nausicaa: Opera in Three Acts, Peggy Glanville-Hicks
  1962 – Georgia Lee Sings the Blues Down Under, Georgia Lee
  1962 – I Remember You, Frank Ifield
  1962 – I’ve Been Everywhere, Lucky Starr
  1962 – 'Louie the Fly' Mortein jingle, Neil Williams and Ross Higgins
  1963 – Arnhem Land Popular Classics: Aboriginal Dance Songs with Didjeridu Accompaniment, David Blanasi, Djoli Laiwanga and others
  1963 – Bombora, The Atlantics
  1963 – Doctor Who theme, Ron Grainer and Delia Derbyshire
  1963 – Royal Telephone, Jimmy Little
  1963 – He's My Blonde-Headed, Stompie Wompie, Real Gone Surfer Boy, Little Pattie and The Statesmen
  1963–1997 – The Luise Hercus Collection, AIATSIS Audiovisual Archive
  1964 – I’ll Never Find Another You, The Seekers
  1964 – The Land Where the Crow Flies Backwards, Dougie Young
  1965 – Decimal Currency Jingle, Ted Roberts
  1966 – Friday On My Mind, The Easybeats
  1966 – In the Head the Fire, Nigel Butterley
  1966 – The Loved One, The Loved Ones
  1966 – Patrol from Da Nang, Tim Bowden
  1966 – Play School Theme (There's a Bear in There), Various performers
  1967 – Fireworks and The Orgasmic Opus, Dr Val Stephen
  1967 – Irkanda IV, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
  1968 – Bird and Animal Calls of Australia, Harold J Pollock
  1968 – Lionel Rose Wins the World Title, Ron Casey
  1968 – Skippy the Bush Kangaroo, Eric Jupp
  1968 – Victoria Bitter advertisements, John Meillon, George Patterson agency
  1968–1972 – Jimmie Barker collections, Jimmie Barker
  1969 – The Real Thing, Russell Morris

• 1971 to 1988

  1970s
  1971 – And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda, Eric Bogle
  1971 – Because I Love You, The Master’s Apprentices
  1971 – Eagle Rock, Daddy Cool
  1971 – Just the Beginning, Don Burrows Quartet
  1972 – I Am Woman, Helen Reddy
  1972 – It’s Time, Alison McCallum
  1972 – Most People I Know (Think That I’m Crazy), Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs
  1972 – A Track Winding Back ; True British Spunk, Barry Humphries and Dick Bentley
  1973 – The Loner, Vic Simms
  1973 – Opening Concert Sydney Opera House, Sir Charles Mackerras, Sydney Symphony Orchestra and Birgit Nilsson
  1973 – The Lord's Prayer, Sister Janet Mead
  1974 – Cyclone Tracy, Darwin
  1974 – Living in the 70s, Skyhooks
  1975 – Earliest 2EA broadcasts, SBS Radio
  1975 – Heading in the Right Direction, The Renée Geyer Band
  1975 – It’s A Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock ‘n’ Roll), AC/DC
  1975 – 'Kerr’s cur’ speech, Gough Whitlam
  1976 – Girls in Our Town, Margret RoadKnight
  1976 – Howzat, Sherbet
  1976 – (I’m) Stranded, The Saints
  1977 – Love is in the Air, John Paul Young
  1977 – Menstruation Blues, Robyn Archer
  1977 – Stayin' Alive, The Bee Gees
  1978 – C'mon Aussie C'mon, The Mojo Singers
  1978 – Khe Sanh, Cold Chisel
  1978 – You’re the One That I Want, Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta
  1979 – Harry Williams and the Country Outcasts, Harry and Wilga Williams and the Country Outcasts
  1979 – Up There Cazaly, The Two-Man Band
  1979–89 – Sampling Sounds, Fairlight CMI
  1979–2005 – Gaywaves, Gaywaves Collective

  1980s
  1980 – The 4×100 Medley Relay Final at the Moscow Olympics, Norman May
  1980 – I Still Call Australia Home, Peter Allen
  1981 – Boys in Town, Divinyls
  1981 – Brand New Day (Milliya Rumarra), Kuckles
  1981 – Down Under, Men at Work
  1981 – Improvisation in Acoustic Chambers, Ros Bandt
  1981 – Slip! Slop! Slap! jingle, Peter Best and Phillip Adams
  1981 – We Have Survived, No Fixed Address
  1982 – Don't Change, INXS
  1982 – Great Southern Land, ICEHOUSE
  1982 – Power and the Passion, Midnight Oil
  1982 – Solid Rock, Goanna
  1982 – The Man from Snowy River soundtrack, Bruce Rowland
  1983 – Cattle and Cane, The Go-Betweens
  1983 – I Was Only 19 (A Walk in the Light Green), Redgum
  1983 – Jailanguru Pakarnu, The Warumpi Band
  1985 – Like Wow, Wipeout, Hoodoo Gurus
  1985 – Sounds of Then (This is Australia), GANGgajang
  1986 – True Blue, John Williamson
  1986 – We Are Going, Oodgeroo Noonuccal (Kath Walker)
  1986 – You’re the Voice, John Farnham
  1986 – Wide Open Road, The Triffids
  1986–2008 – This Sporting Life, Roy and HG
  1987 – I Should Be So Lucky, Kylie Minogue
  1987 – Rebetika Songs, Apodimi Compania
  1987 – Recording of a Superb Lyrebird at Healesville, Victoria, Greg Wignell
  1987 – Voss, Richard Meale
  1987 – Neighbours, Barry Crocker
  1988 – Tender Prey, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
  1988 – Bicentenary protest coverage, Radio Redfern

• 1990 to 2013

  1990s
  1990 – Dingo, Vicki Powys
  1990 – Took the Children Away, Archie Roach
  1991 – Treaty, Yothu Yindi
  1992 – Antarctica: Suite for Guitar and Orchestra, Nigel Westlake
  1992 – Kickin’ to the Undersound, Sound Unlimited
  1992 – Redfern Address, Paul Keating
  1992–2008 – Songlines: Songs of the East Australian Humpback Whales, Mark Franklin (The Oceania Project)
  1993 – Alive and Brilliant, Deborah Conway
  1993 – From Little Things (Big Things Grow), Paul Kelly and Kev Carmody
  1993–2014 – Deadly Sounds, Vibe Australia
  1994 – Chains, Tina Arena
  1994 – Tomorrow, Silverchair
  1995 – Island Home, Christine Anu
  1995 – LSD, djhmc
  1995–98 – Martin/Molloy, Tony Martin and Mick Molloy
  1997 – I am Australian by Various
  1997 – Truly Madly Deeply, Savage Garden
  1998 – Toot, Toot, Chugga, Chugga Big Red Car, The Wiggles
  1999 – These Days, Powderfinger

  2000s
  2001 – Aether, The Necks
  2001 – Not Pretty Enough, Kasey Chambers
  2003 – Nosebleed Section, Hilltop Hoods
  2005 – Wild Swans, Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
  2008 – Gurrumul, Gurrumul
  2008 – Apology to The Stolen Generations, Hon Kevin Rudd AC, 26th Prime Minister of Australia
  2009 – Last Call of the Christmas Island Pipistrelle, Zoos Victoria

  2010s
  2011 – Somebody That I Used to Know, Gotye ft. Kimbra
  2012 – Concerto of the Greater Sea, Joseph Tawadros
  2012 – The Misogyny Speech, Julia Gillard
  2013 – Inaugural Speech to the Australian Parliament, Nova Peris