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| JAMES BLUNDELL | |
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| James Blundell is acknowledged by many as the act single-handedly responsible for turning a younger demographic of Australians onto country music. He was the first young Australian country artist to create an impact on the mainstream pop charts and for many years was the highest selling country artist in the nation. | |
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| ERIC BOGLE | |
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| Eric Bogle is probably best known for his now iconic song The Band Played Waltzing Matilda, but he is far from being a one-hit wonder. His songs have been recorded by Joan Baez, Mary Black, Donovan, Slim Dusty, John Williamson, Billy Bragg, The Pogues and The Furies, just to name a few | |
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| RICKY PETERSON (USA) | |
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| Jazz-Funk virtuoso Ricky Peterson has established himself as one of the world's leading keyboard players, having amassed one of contemporary music's most star-studded resumes as a producer, session player and recording artist. | |
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| BACKSLIDERS | |
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| As a three piece, they can lift the roof off any venue – moving from straight ahead, in your face, ‘amped up’ original blues – ‘Blues ’not ‘Roots’ that is – to ‘all–acoustic’ unplugged ‘way down south’ delta blues. | |
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| SUNNY COWGIRLS | |
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| It sometimes seems like The Sunny Cowgirls have risen straight from the warm heart of Australia. They radiate sunshine and that dry, laconic Aussie sense of humour. They are the first to admit that they need a little dirt under their fingernails to create their own very special brand of music. | |
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| NICK BARKER & THE REPTILES | |
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| THE BOYS ARE BACK! Why do bands split up? There are any numbers of reasons why bands break up, but the big question is … Why do they reform? In the case of NICK BARKER & THE REPTILES, it is because they were one of the best rock'n'roll bar bands of their era and they are even better now! | |
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| WILSON PICKERS | |
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| The Wilson Pickers are the coming together of some of the countries finest songwriters, to make music best played around kitchen tables and on back porches. | |
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| PAUL GREENE | |
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| Paul Greene’s three and a half octave voice, catchy melodies, witty lyrics and unique arrangements make him one of Australia’s most exciting musical prospects. His music is a magnificent concoction of soul, folk, pop, roots and rock. | |
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| ANNE KIRKPATRICK | |
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| Almost forty years since cutting a first, tentative ‘solo’ single and three dozen years after crafting an acclaimed debut album, comes the Annethology album…Anne Kirkpatrick’s long-awaited ‘Best Of’ collection. Selected from her 13 album releases from 1974 through to 2010. | |
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| ANDREW MORRIS | |
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| Andrew is a Brisbane based singer-songwriter who recently released his critically acclaimed 5th solo album 'Shadow of a Shadow'. The self-produced folk-rock opus features many guest artists including Tim Rogers, Bernard Fanning, Clare Bowditch, Washington, The Gin Club, The Wilson Pickers, Drew Wooton from The Panics and many more. He has been busy on the live front touring, plus support shows with Powderfinger, Dan Sultan, Justin Townes Earle and Augie March | |
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| GLENN CARDIER | |
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| Over thirty-five years, Cardier’s enigmatic songs have enchanted audiences from London’s Marquee and Liverpool Empire, through to the Sydney Opera House and the East Coast Blues & Roots Festival in Byron Bay. | |
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| KIRSTY AKERS | |
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| Since the release of her debut single, released independently as a 16 year old, Kirsty has scored 8 consecutive hits, including five top 10s, in her homeland. Her debut album ‘Little Things’ was released in August 2007 and debuted at #7 on the ARIA (Australian Recording Industry Association) Country Chart. | |
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| DOUG BRUCE & THE TAILGATERS | |
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| Texas-born singer/songwriter Doug Bruce now resides in Bendigo, Australia. Doug’s career in country music has seen him move from behind the drums to front of stage, impressing die-hard country fans and new converts alike with his rich voice and natural affinity for the southern country sound. | |
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| PETE DENAHY | |
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| Pete is one of those blokes who was always around the pub, the session, the concert or the buffet with his fiddle in his hand, ready with a joke or a twisted one-liner. | |
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| ROB BLACK | |
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| Rob Black has been described by country great, Lee Kernaghan as "One of the hottest singer/guitarists to rock Australian country since Keith Urban". | |
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| GRANT LUHRS & THE CHOOK RAFFLE BAND | |
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| He has been twice nominated for a Golden Guitar, has an ARIA nomination to his credit, a No.1 single and has appeared on Festivals throughout Australia and Overseas. | |
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| MONROE'S MILL | |
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| Australia’s newest Bluesgrass act Monroe’s Mill is about to hit the road and is available for festival dates in 2011. | |
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Authorised Bootleg is a Goulburn, NSW based trio playing a repertoire of standard covers. This guitar, bass, drums outfit has played at various weddings and clubs since forming 6-months ago. |
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Music from: 60's, 70's 80's, 90's, latest hits, country, blues. |
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The band plays a variety of covers featuring the music of bands such as the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Kinks, Hollies, Searchers, Turtles, Neil Diamond, Monkeys, Everly Brothers, Elvis, The Animals, Buddy Holly, Elton John and Bee Gees to name but a few. |
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Tony’s solo shows are spontaneous and audience focussed covering styles ranging from country to rock and pop. |