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VOL 20.2 NEWSLETTER of April 2009 – May 2009 the ADELAIDE COUNTRY MUSIC CLUB INC COUNTRY CALL VOL 20.2 NEWSLETTER OF April 2009 – May 2009 THE ADELAIDE COUNTRY MUSIC CLUB INC. www.acmc.org.au Club Patron …Trev Warner WITH CO-OPERATION FROM THE SLOVENIAN CLUB THE ADELAIDE COUNTRY MUSIC CLUB INC. PRESENTS SUNDAY April 5th 2009 show 12.30 to 4.30pm DOORS OPEN 11.30 am Midnight Mountain Blue plus guest Wayne Nuku and Line Dancing Demo Catering will be available 12 noon – 2pm Sandwiches ... Cakes ... and ... Cheese and Greens Entry:- ACMC and other Country Music Club Members:- $5.00 all others $7.00 SUNDAY May 3rd 2009 – Show 12.30 to 4.30pm DOORS OPEN 11.30 am Heartland plus Georgette Berry(refer to Oct/Nov 08 CC for profile) Catering will be available 12 noon – 2pm Sandwiches ... Cakes ... and ... Cheese and Greens Entry:- ACMC and other Country Music Club Members:- $5.00 all others $7.00 June Catering - Pies and Pasties plus Sandwiches ... Cakes ... and ... Cheese and Greens Coming Attractions June 7 City Cowboys Oct 11 Top Dead Centre July 5 Midnight Special with guest Nov 1 Creole cowboyZ including Cajun Sharon Smith dancing exhibition Aug 2 AGM plus Carole Sturtzel Dec 6 Peter Coad & the Coad Sisters Sept 6 Bernie & the Bandits CLUB NEWS from our President Hi Everyone, First of all I’d like to send condolences to the victims of the bush fires in Victoria, their families and friends on behalf of our club. We (our club) donated $1,000.00 to the bush fire appeal and I urge all other country music associations and clubs to do likewise. Remember we’re all one big family in country music. Next we (committee) decided we’d get in early and remind everyone that we will need a new secretary next A.G.M. (August) as our Dear Rob Smith will be retiring from club duties. Rob has worn many hats as a committee member and we will be very sad to lose him from the committee. Please also keep in mind that we will need other positions filled on the committee. Your new ideas and input as a committee member are very valuable in keeping our club running. Being on the committee is not as hard as you might think (especially as we all work together to make the load lighter). We meet once a month at Lorraine’s home. It’s great to hear of another couple of new bands starting up in country. Even our own Raelz from our committee has joined a new band called ‘Kindred Spirit’. Keep a lookout for them. Well bye for now. Thank God for Country. Di Smith (President) Remember ‘Be generous and you will be prosperous. Help others and you will be helped.’ The Adelaide Country Music Club Inc., operates from ‘COUNTRY CALL’ IS THE NEWSLETTER OF the SLOVENIAN CLUB ADELAIDE THE ADELAIDE COUNTRY MUSIC CLUB INC. at 11 LaSalle St, Dudley Park (off Pym St.) A MONTHLY PUBLICATION EDITED BY THE PUBLICITY OFFICER For information about The Adelaide Country Music Advertising in this newsletter is available at the 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 85 mm x 130mm) $10.00 Actual size may vary slightly, depending on orientation Committee Members and layout of adjacent articles. PRESIDENT: Dianne Smith 0408 810 058 Items submitted for advertising should be original to VICE PRESIDENT: Russell Byrne ensure the best possible reproduction – the Club accepts SECRETARY: Rob Smith 8266 6689 no responsibility for the quality of reproduction. TREASURER: Merv Jackson 8298 7643 All articles for publication are to be submitted to the Secretary by post, or to a Committee Member, to ENTERTAINMENT: Lorraine Wakefield 8365 6315 ensure subject matter is appropriate and of interest to PUBLICITY: Ian Fisk 8296 3350 our members. The committee reserves the right not to include any material that it considers is not appropriate. GENERAL COMMITTEE: Material for publication should be submitted early so Evonne Rayson Josie Evans it can be discussed at a committee meeting prior to inclusion. Committee meetings are held on the 2nd Raelz E. Gebhardt Tarlee Schultz Monday of the month. Rob Sexton VIEWS EXPRESSED ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE EDITOR CATERING C0-ORDINATOR: Evonne 0450 151 479 ADDRESS YOUR ARTICLE/ADVERT TO: ‘NEWSLETTER’ MEMBERSHIP OFFICER: Raelz THE ADELAIDE COUNTRY MUSIC CLUB INC. PO BOX 307 MODBURY NORTH SA 5092 www.acmc.org.au or [email protected] Page 2 LORRAINE’S ROUND-UP February In February we celebrated Our band for the day, Trev Warner and Country Junction 20 years. It’s hard to believe was amazing. Trev a golden guitar winner in Tamworth how time passes us by. Along over the years still gets nominations, which is great for all the way we have lost a few of us in South Australia. of our members and friends to the great Cowboy Heaven, We had wonderful sets of country music. The dancers but every month we gain really enjoyed it and I guess others enjoyed sitting back new people, which is very and listening. pleasing. This year I would like to feature different styles of dance. Over the years we have seen February being our birthday, it was a great day to showcase young people in talent quests a couple of high kicking girls, Dookie and Laurel Smith. now surging forward as regular performers, some with Wow – tap tap tap and wonderful colourful costumes, well their own bands, some even regarded as top performers done girls. interstate and some supporting well known artists on their CDs. We as a club hope in some way we have helped We’ll see you next month. them. You, our audience on club days, I’m sure have helped them. Lorraine Our Patron, Trev Warner cutting our 20th Brithday Cake, Country Junction (Carl Pink, Mark Meyer, Trev Warner and John Bridgland) Right - Dookie and Laurel Smith LORRAINE’S ROUND-UP March Hi there... Thank goodness the weather has become cooler. I couldn’t take it much longer! Well our band of the month was Bill Bedford and Country Roundup. It was a great pleasure to have Bill back at our club. He was one of the bands to support us when we first started at the Canine Club in Kilburn. He hasn’t lost any of the sound we want to hear as a Bush Balladeer. Thanks Bill and band. I think the dancers enjoyed the old style numbers. The line dancers also enjoyed the band. Bill’s little granddaughter, Ashlee sang a song with him. Merrilyn Jaensch also joined Bill and the band for a number of songs. Bill has a CD coming out soon. It is a tribute to his daughter Kylie who was a member of his band. Sadly she passed away seven years ago. Several of her songs are on the CD. There will be 18 songs in all. For information about the CD please see me at the Club or catch Bill at a gig. A great day was had by all. Bye for now Lorraine Page 3 Bill Bedford and band (Barry Vallen, Bobby Craig and Kevin Bergin) Interesting shadow! Bill and Colleen’s granddaughter quite liked her new pony, courtesy of Rob McMahon April show - Midnight Mountain Blue We were going to have Maryanne & Co in April, but unfortunately the band split up. Our hardworking dedicated entertainment officer was able to arrange for Midnight Mountain Blue to entertain us instead! Tricia Wilson has had a passion for singing country music since the age of 12 and began her professional singing career at the tender age of 15. In 1983 Tricia won the SA Great Country Music Awards and as a result, went to Tamworth to represent South Australia in the Australasian Country Music Titles. Tricia Barry, Darrell, Trish, Bob Charman, Leon and Bob List at our achieved a very creditable ‘runner up’ in the Best club in 2007 Female Vocalist competition. achievement was the opening act for the Rock Trio Cotton, Since this time Tricia has appeared throughout Australia Burns and Morris at Adelaide Festival Theatre in 2001. and travelled extensively interstate. She has appeared with In 1998 Tricia’s most creditable recognition was being many well known country music identities such as Jimmy the featured artist on ABC Radio’s Friday Night Live in Little, Ted Egan, Reg Lindsay, Craig Giles, Felicity, The Concert across Australia. In 2001 Tricia appeared on Beggs Brothers and Barry Thornton, her most exciting Channel 7’s AM Adelaide and with the overall response Page 4 was asked back several occasions. Their most recent achievement was being chosen to support Lee Kernaghan on his ‘Australian Pass The Hat Tricia has built up a considerable personal following, around’ tour. earning a reputation as the ‘Little Lady with the Big Voice’, and once you hear her sing you will be left in no doubt as With a variety of music spanning Country Classics, to why. Country Rock and good old Rock and Roll, the band know they have a song for every taste in music. Midnight Mountain Blue have been playing together for 18 years and have appeared with Tricia throughout this In 2006 Trish Wilson was inducted into the South Australian period. The band has earned a reputation for outstanding Country Music Hall of Fame at Barmera. musicianship and has won awards in its own right Midnight Mountain Blue are: including ‘Best Band Award’ at the ‘SA Great’ Country Barry Wilson Drums Music Festival.
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