Human Nature: Walk The Tightrope (20th Anniversary)

Join me as I celebrate the 20th anniversary of Human Nature's fourth studio album, 2004's Walk The Tightrope.

I highlight the album, track by track - re-visit the remixes and share some stories about the tracks.

As an added bonus, I also share my 2014 throwback interview with the band.

Australian vocal group Human Nature released their debut single in 1996 and gone on to release some amazing singles including Wishes, Don't Say Goodbye. Every time You Cry with John Farnham, Cruel, He Don't Love You and so many more.

Since there 1996 debut album Tellin' Everybody, Human Nature have released thirteen studio albums, including four reaching number one in Australia.

They have a Las Vegas residency, are ARIA award winners & in 2019 were inducted into the ARIA Hall Of Fame.

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Throwing back to the past, highlighting exciting new music & what’s happening in the the music industry.

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Join me in Supporting Australian Music, show your support for local Aussie artists by streaming the playlists on Spotify & YouTube.

New Aussie tracks are added to the playlists each week.

Spotify playlist:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0PXEr1ekcD5wD82bmkQBU8?si=q34PObDdT-uXyF2GkKksfw

Youtube playlist:

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1YgRGYli_eSvbR0r3kQ26YXIczsDonyT

Credits:

Created, hosted & produced by Leo Stubbing

Graphic Design: Brand Crowd

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