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MOLLY – DO YOURSELF A FAVOUR

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AUSTRALIA DOES THEMSELVES A FAVOUR
SENDING MOLLY SOUNDTRACK
TO THE TOP OF THE CHARTS & TO PLATINUM STATUS

 After winning the hearts of 2.636 million* Australians last Sunday night, the soundtrack MOLLY: DO YOURSELF A FAVOUR, to the hit TV mini-series MOLLY (Channel Seven) has leapt to number one on the national ARIA Album chart and has been certified platinum with sales over 70,000.

The man of the moment – Molly Meldrum – received the news that the three CD album had topped the charts while recovering from broken ribs and a dislocated shoulder after falling in a Bangkok street.

“Talk about Pleasure & Pain!” he said, referring to one of his favourite Divinyls songs.

Molly actually went to Thailand to avoid all the hype surrounding the mini-series.

“I wanted to be Out of Mind, Out of Sight,” he joked, “but my One Night In Bangkok didn’t turn out exactly as planned. I’ve now got to learn to Walk Like An Egyptian again.

“All jokes aside, I’m so pleased that people have embraced this album. For me, it’s always been all about the music and it’s fantastic that these great songs are bringing back so many memories for so many people, as well as being enjoyed by a new generation of fans.
“As the Village People said … you Can’t Stop The Music.”

Michael Gudinski, Chairman Mushroom Group & Mushroom Pictures said of the result:

“Not only am I delighted at the response to MOLLY the mini series, but I’m thrilled that so much great Australian music is back in the spotlight again.  The MOLLY project has been a great passion of mine and Mushroom’s for some time now and it has been amazing to see the overwhelming love that Molly, the series and the music has received plus the much deserved acclaim for Samuel Johnson’s incredible portrayal of the man himself.

“If you don’t already own the #1 album in the country then I’m going to borrow my good friend Molly’s phrase – Do Yourself A Favour.”  

The eagerly anticipated second episode of MOLLY airs tomorrow night, Sunday February 14 on Seven at 8.30pm.  ‘MOLLY:  The Real Thing’ documentary coming soon to Seven.

 

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MOLLY – DO YOURSELF A FAVOUR tracklist

DISC ONE

  1. STEVIE WRIGHT – Evie (Part 1)
  2. RUSSELL MORRIS – The Real Thing
  3. HUSH – C’Mon We’re Taking Over
  4. MATT TAYLOR – I Remember When I Was Young
  5. BILLY THORPE & THE AZTECS – Most People I Know (Think That I’m Crazy)
  6. SUZI QUATRO – Devil Gate Drive
  7. SKYHOOKS – Living In The 70’s
  8. SKYHOOKS – You Just Like Me Cos’ I’m Good In Bed
  9. JOHN PAUL YOUNG – Yesterday’s Hero
  10. SHERBET – Summer Love
  11. BILLY THORPE – It’s Almost Summer
  12. SHERBET – Only One You
  13. THE MASTERS APPRENTICES – Turn Up Your Radio
  14. SWEET – The Ballroom Blitz
  15. RICHARD CLAPTON – Girls On The Avenue
  16. THE FERRETS – Don’t Fall In Love
  17. SKYHOOKS – Ego Is Not A Dirty Word
  18. SUPERNAUT – I Like It Both Ways
  19. SHERBET – Howzat
  20. SHERBET – Matter Of Time

DISC TWO

  1. COLD CHISEL – Cheap Wine
  2. SKYHOOKS – Party To End All Parties
  3. KISS – I Was Made For Lovin’ You
  4. KC AND THE SUNSHINE BAND – Please Don’t Go
  5. COLD CHISEL – My Turn To Cry
  6. BLONDIE – One Way Or Another
  7. SPLIT ENZ – I See Red
  8. JAMES FREUD & THE RADIO STARS – Modern Girl
  9. LYNNE RANDELL – Ciao Baby
  10. MENTAL AS ANYTHING – The Nips Are Getting Bigger
  11. ADAM AND THE ANTS – Antmusic
  12. DURAN DURAN – Planet Earth
  13. THE SWINGERS – Counting The Beat
  14. AUSTRALIAN CRAWL – Beautiful People
  15. BILLY IDOL – Hot In The City
  16. ELTON JOHN – Kiss The Bride 
  17. MODELS – Out Of Mind Out Of Sight
  18. DIVINYLS –  Pleasure & Pain
  19. A-HA – Take On Me
  20. MENTAL AS ANYTHING – Too Many Times 

DISC THREE

  1. THE BANGLES – Walk Like An Egyptian
  2. VILLAGE PEOPLE – Can’t Stop The Music
  3. KC AND THE SUNSHINE BAND – That’s The Way I Like It
  4. CULTURE CLUB – Karma Chameleon
  5. DURAN DURAN – Rio
  6. THE EASYBEATS – Friday On My Mind
  7. EURYTHMICS – Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)
  8. THE BOOMTOWN RATS – I Don’t Like Mondays
  9. CYNDI LAUPER – Girls Just Want To Have Fun
  10. PET SHOP BOYS – Go West
  11. WHAM! – Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go
  12. KYLIE MINOGUE – Locomotion
  13. THE B-52’S – Rock Lobster
  14. HUSH – Bony Maronie
  15. MURRAY HEAD – One Night in Bangkok
  16. THE PRETENDERS – Brass In Pocket
  17. MEN AT WORK – Down Under
  18. DRAGON – April Sun In Cuba
  19. TINA ARENA – Sorrento Moon (I Remember)
  20. ELTON JOHN – Your Song
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