Classic Countdown
Classic Countdown is a TV show on ABC. The program has been available since 2024. A total of 9 episodes have been broadcast, most recently in July 2024.
Last episode
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58:00Classic Countdown
Countdown provided the soundtrack to an entire generation of Australians. Pat Wilson narrates a trip back to 1983 with performances by Dragon, The Go-Betweens and Bonnie Tyler.
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58:00Countdown provided the soundtrack to an entire generation of Australians. Shane Howard narrates a trip back to 1982 with performances by Iron Maiden, Duran Duran, Goanna and INXS.
57:00Take a walk down memory lane to 1981 and we recall the iconic artists, the incredible songs and Molly! Features performances by Simple Minds, Kim Wilde, Men at Work and Divinyls. Narrated by Steve Kilbey.
1:00:00The Eighties arrived with excitement and expectation. But as world events took a darker turn, the music industry shone with solid gold hits. James Reyne narrates this look back at the year in Countdown.
56:00Countdown provided the soundtrack to an entire generation of Australians. Stephen Cummings narrates a trip back to 1979 with performances by Iggy Pop, The Knack, Cheap Trick and Cold Chisel.
58:00Take a trip down memory lane with one of the ABC's most loved programs. Narrator Jane Clifton celebrates the sights and sounds of 1978 with John Cougar, Kate Bush, John Paul Young, Elton John and Dragon.
58:00One of Australia's most loved TV programs, Countdown provided the soundtrack to an entire generation. Celebrate the sights and sounds of 1977 with Split Enz, Foreigner, Joe Cocker and narrator Richard Clapton.
58:00Wilbur Wilde takes us back to 1976 to explore the sights and sounds of the year on Countdown. Includes music from Sherbet, Marcia Hines and the Bay City Rollers.
58:00One of the most loved programs ever broadcast by the ABC, Countdown provided the soundtrack to an entire generation of Australians. We celebrate the sights & sounds of 1975 with narrator John Paul Young.