The Recession Rap. The music & lyrics to “The Recession Rap” were written by David Atkin, Peter Benson & Troy Hazard, and the music was produced by David Atkin & Peter Benson for Keynote Audio Productions. The clip was filmed in the Melbourne studio of Rubbery Figures with the usual Rubbery crew, and voices by Paul Jennings.
Rubbery Figures Series 1 ABC Episode 2 1987 Hawke Keating John Howard Incentivation Joh Bjelke-Petersen Labor media policy Holmes a Court Kerry Packer Rupert Murdoch Bill Hayden Ian Sinclair
Rubbery Figures Series 1 Ep one Play Date 3 Feb 1987 Hawke Keating Media Policy President Ronald Reagan on arms sales to Iran David Lange on Americas Cup Joh Bjelke-Petersen on control of media, Don Chip, Genghis, Jonn Howard positions
Rubbery Figures Series 1 Ep 3 ABC broadcast 17/2/87 Bjelke boxing with Sinclair and Howard, Reagan on History, Bjelke spider to Peacock, Sir Robert Menzies advises Howard, John Cain on duck shooting, Belke Valentines Day messages
Rubbery Figures Series 1 Episode 4, 24-2-1987: Howard’s Tax Picnic at Hanging Rock, Namibia batting clinic, Media Policy, Love or Money tax policy with Peacock, Howard and Sinclair, Bjelke olive branch to Sinclair, Love or Money on Hawke Socialism
Rubbery Figures Series 1 Episode 7 ABC to air 17 March 1987 Joe Bjelke-Petersen Demolition Derby RSL Immigration Policy Buy a newspaper Up Ship Creek John Cain Comedy Festival Neville Wran on trial Polls Polls Polls Hawke Keating Peacock
Joh Bjelke-Petersen to Canberra, Jeff Kennett car-phone tapes, Maggie Thatcher meets Gorbachev nuclear weapons, Hawke early election, state of journalism feeding chooks, quiz Howard opinion poll, Hawke Keating garage sale, Hawke tease Howard on Kennett car-phone tapes
Bob Hawke and Paul Keating in hot air balloon. “No Australian child will be living in poverty” Australian politics history ALP Labor election promises Rubbery Figures 1989 Puppets Peter Nicholson Voices Paul Jennings
Bob Hawke and Paul Keating hold a garage sale to get rid of their junk. Australian history and politics. Satire. Voices: Paul Jennings. Puppets: Peter Nicholson. Produced 1987 for the ABC by the Rubbery Figures studio.
Rubbery Figures. Andrew Peacock John Howard and Ian Sinclair discuss a rare antique. Australian politics, history. Voices: Paul Jennings, Puppets Peter Nicholson. Produced in the Rubbery Figures studio, Melbourne, for the ABC 1979.