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Adelaide Country Music Club Country Call COUNTRY CALL VOL 27.6 NEWSLETTER OF November – December 2016 THE ADELAIDE COUNTRY MUSIC CLUB INC. www.acmc.org.au Club Patron …Trev Warner, Vice Patron ...Murray Mac Shows 12.30 to 4.30pm at the SLOVENIAN CLUB ADELAIDE, 11 LaSalle St., Dudley Park DOORS OPEN 10.30 am (or earlier if set up) Entry:- ACMC members and other Country Music Club Members:- $6.00, all others $8.00 Catering will be available 12 noon – 1 pm SUNDAY November 6, 2016 Eddie Edwards & Friends plus guest artist Tiffney Reynolds Catering:- Light Lunch SUNDAY December 4, 2016 City Cowboys guest artist Taylor Pfeiffer Catering:- Light Lunch Coming Attractions Jan 1 Murray Mac & True Grit Feb 5 Hurtin’ Four plus Angela Easson Mar 5 Craig Giles backed by Heartland Apr 2 Tru Country Band President’s Report - Hallo to all members and friends. Well here we are coming into November which signals the year ending shortly. Time goes very quickly, especially when we get older. Our 2 past monthly shows, Palomino Deluxe with guest artist Derani along with our Len & Lorraine Wakefield Memorial Award winner for 2016, Chloe Warrick in September and then in October Graeme Hugo with the band Tru Country Plus guest artist Ella Radbone drew large attendances. Very pleasing. Our next show features Eddie Edwards and Friends with guest artist Tiffney Reynolds will be another ‘cracker’. We welcome back from extended holidays Bernie James, our catering Coordinator, which will put a smile onto the faces of the catering staff, and also Kevin Perry, our new Entertainment Officer. Kevin will relieve me from this task which I have enjoyed doing for the past 12 months. Our Committee is still short of a Vice President- vacant since the sad passing of Merv Jackson. I would encourage a member, male or female, with a current membership of 12 months, to come on board applying for this position. We have to look ahead and find a Vice President should I be inconvenienced at some time due to illness etc. It is an easy job. Come and talk to me. The Slovenian Club now have a new committee and heading this committee is a very approachable lady by the name of Dinka Jerebica. She is all too happy to assist our club when needed. Dinka had no intention of becoming President when attending their AGM, but was well supported by those who nominated her. I went along to Tandanya on Thursday evening 13th October to see Troy Cassar-Daley in a solo performance. The Adelaide Country Music Club Inc., meets at ‘COUNTRY CALL’ IS THE NEWSLETTER OF the SLOVENIAN CLUB ADELAIDE THE ADELAIDE COUNTRY MUSIC CLUB 11 LaSalle St, Dudley Park (off Pym St.) INC. A MONTHLY PUBLICATION EDITED BY THE PUBLICITY OFFICER For information about The Adelaide Country Advertising in this newsletter is available at the Music Club write to: following rates: PO Box 307 MODBURY NORTH SA 5092 Full page (approx 175mm x 260mm) $40.00 or contact any of the committee personnel listed Half Page (approx 130mm x 175 mm) $20.00 below Quarter Page (approx 85mm x 130mm) $10.00 Committee Members Actual size may vary slightly, depending on PRESIDENT: Dean Beviss 8258 7110 orientation and layout of adjacent articles. Items submitted for advertising should be original VICE PRESIDENT: vacant to ensure the best possible reproduction – the SECRETARY: Raelz Gebhardt 8260 1013 Club accepts no responsibility for the quality of TREASURER: Judy Fairhead reproduction. All articles for publication are to be submitted to the ENTERTAINMENT: Kevin Perry Secretary by post, or to a Committee Member, to PUBLICITY: Ian Fisk 8296 3350 ensure subject matter is appropriate and of interest to our members. The committee reserves the right not to include any material that it considers is not GENERAL COMMITTEE: appropriate. Ron Crispin Bernie James Material for publication should be submitted early Gail Crispin Brenton Spry so it can be discussed at a committee meeting prior to inclusion. Committee meetings are held on the Jenny Excell Bev Jones 2nd Monday of the month. VIEWS EXPRESSED ARE NOT NECESSARILY CATERING C0-ORDINATOR: Bernie James THOSE OF THE EDITOR MEMBERSHIP OFFICER: Raelz ADDRESS YOUR ARTICLE/ADVERT TO: 8260 1013 ‘NEWSLETTER’ THE ADELAIDE COUNTRY MUSIC CLUB INC. www.acmc.org.au PO BOX 307 www.facebook.com/AdelaideCountryMusicClub MODBURY NORTH SA 5092 or [email protected] Page 2 It was a promotion for his new book (life story) and latest CD. Troy is a great singer, guitarist and storyteller. He told of his big break into the country music scene in Tamworth when he was 15. He was invited onto the stage by the legendary Jimmie Little to sing a song. He was surprised when I told him that we were there at that concert. Also went along to the Para Hills Community Club on Saturday 15th October to listen to Trevor Keilar and band with Robyn Gleeson with her piano player. They are from Warrnambool in Vic. They are a great talent and hope to have them at our club mid 2017. Juliet Oliver, our 2015 Len & Lorraine Wakefield Memorial awardee has been accepted into the Tamworth College of Country music. We know Juliet will take full advantage of her acceptance into the college and we look forward to seeing the new Juliet at the club early next year. Dean Beviss September Photos by Robert Chapman Palomino Deluxe Duncan Haynes, Megan Laurie, Matthew Carson, Michael Scott and Tim Windsor Dean Beviss and Chloe Warrick, Megan Laurie, Derani Above photos were taken by Robert Chapman many more of his photos taken at our September show day are on his Facebook site, a number of them are also on our website. Thanks Robert for sending the above photos to me and sharing your photos on line. VICE PRESIDENT POSITION As our President has said in his report the Vice President committee position is still vacant. Please consider applying. Talk to Dean! Page 3 October Photos Tru Country backing Graeme Hugo - Trevor Dent, Graeme, Gary Standley, Gary Daniel and Denis Gore Graeme Hugo, Ella Radbone and Wombat (after reciting several stories) Left:- Ian Fisk with his 2016 Merit Award presented by Dean Beviss at the October meeting. A Merit Award vote was done at the AGM in August. Ian was not at the September show day, so the Award was presented in October! Thanks to Brenton Spry for taking the photo! November Show :- Eddie Edwards and Friends Eddy and friends have been at our club a number of times in the past. They will be a four piece band at our November show day. Graham - vocals and guitar, Darrel - vocals and bass guitar, Dave Watts - vocals and lead guitar with Peter Heartman - vocals and percussion. Tony won’t be available on keyboard on the day. They were photographed recently at the Railroad Country Music Club complete with Tony on keyboard (cropped out of the photo on the left!). Page 4 November Show guest artist Tiffney Stroh Reynolds Tiffney Louise Stroh was born in Albury NSW in May preceding. 1990 and moving to South Australia with her family not only proved a lifestyle change but also gave She also entered songwriting Tiffney the opportunity to pursue a career in the competitions and finished music industry. in the top 3 of the SA Apra Songwriting Competition, Tiffney is a three (3) time graduate of the Tamworth was awarded the Stan Camerata School for young artists, a Telstra Road Coster Memorial Trophy for to Tamworth finalist and a graduate of the Country Songwriting at Manilla, and Music Association of Australia’s College of Country was awarded the New Talent Music has assisted Tiffney in gaining the Industry Songwriting award at the knowledge and recognition so vital in her quest for South Australian Country Music Festival. longevity in an industry with so many highs and lows. Outside of the country music genre, she won the In 2005 Tiffney won the SA Council of Country Music South Australian Search for a Singer, and was second Junior Champion of Champions award. She also in the South Australian Search for a Star which was won the Cindy Shelton Memorial Award in 2005. In an open competition. 2007 Tiffney won the SA Council of Country Music In 2010 she was a Toyota StarMaker Finalist. Senior Champion of Champions award. She got married a few years ago, moved to Roxby She travelled to the Gympie Muster in 2007 and was and had a child, consequently her Country Music one of the top three to perform onstage in the final activities have been on hold for a while. alongside Danny Hooper & Liam Brew, which was to me an amazing achievement to her as she had come It will be good to see and hear Tiffney at our November down with a bad dose of tonsillitis during the week show day. December Show :- City Cowboys The City Cowboys band performed at the Club in 2011 and 2013. They are a four piece band. The members are:- Peter Symons (Boogie Man) :- vocals, electric piano and harmonica; Bill Clarke - Drums, Joe Griffa:- Guitar, also plays piano, trumpet and drums!, Jay Lindblom:- bass guitar. The photo on the right was taken at Kilburn RSL in January this year. December guest :- Taylor Pfeiffer - ‘The Banjo Girl’ Inspired to play Banjo at the age of seven after hearing Troy Cassar-Daley (2016 Tamworth & 2012 Barossa the 1960’s TV Series Skippy, Sixteen-year-old Taylor Valley), Kasey Chambers, Adam Harvey, The Pfeiffer has been playing the five-string banjo for Davidson Brothers, Pete Denahy and opened shows nine years. At the age of ten, Taylor taught herself to for Amber Lawrence & Bill Chambers.
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