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Larrikin Label List LARRIKIN CATALOGUE LIST LABEL NUMBER DATE TITLE ARTIST Larrikin LRF001 Man of the Earth LRF002 LRF003 LRFOO4 LRF005 ;LRF006 Enga Traditional Music Papua New Guinea LRF007 Bush Traditions Various traditionalcollected by /Fahey LRF007 LRF008 Chimbu Music Papua New Guinea LRF009 Navvy on the Line The Larrikins LRF010 LRF011 LRF2.011 Country Music In Australia various double/Eric Watson LRF012 Outskirts of Town Jim Jarvis LRF013 Tolai Traditional Music Papua New Guinea LRF014 Didjeridu Solo Wandjuk Marika LRF015 On the Steps Of the Dole Office Door Various LRF016 Revived & Relieved McIntyre & Spooner LRF017 On My Selection Phyl Lobl LRF018 Steam Shuttle Steamshuttle LRF019 Shearer's Dream Bushwackers Band LRF020 Country Hands of Fame Reg Poole LRF021 The Long Paddock Reg Poole LRF022 Springtime it Brings on the Shearing Gary Shearston LRF023 The Ladies Choice Robyn Archer LRF024 Self Portrait Chris Duffy LRF025 Country Radio Request Hour Vol 1 Various historic LRF026 Country Radio Request Hour Vol 2 Various historic LRF027 Wild Girl In the Heart Robyn Archer LRF028 Billy of Tea The Larrikins LRF029 Damper & Tea traditional/Fahey LRF030 Blasius To Una Papua New Guinea LRF031 LRF032 Ewan MacColl Peggy Seeger Ewan & Peggy LRF033 Whiskey Before Breakfast Norman Blake LRF034 One More Day Percy Grainger LRF035 LRF036 LRF037 If You Don't Fight You Lose Redgum LRF038 No Man's Land Denis Tracey LRF039 LRF040 Keep On Picking Chris Duffy LRF041 Now I'm Easy Eric Bogles LRF042 Liveliness of the Long Playing BB Bernard Bolan LRF043 LRF044 LRF045 Tales of My Uncle Harry Keith garvie LRF046 LRF047 Artesian Waters Cathie O'Sullivan LRF048 Shady Gove Gove Schrivenor LRF049 Songs of a Whale Chasing man Harry Robertson LRF050 Game As Ned Kelly Various: Declan Affley/Graham Seal LRF051 Broadmeadow Thistle Phyl Lobl LRF052 Patchwork Mike & Michelle Jackson LRF053 LRF054 LRF055 Bluesmakers Dutch Tilders & Margret RoadKnight LRF056 Guitar Down Under John Morris and others LRF057 LRF058 Party Pieces Bob Hudson with Margret Roadknight LRF059 LRF060 LRF061 Second Language Tactics LRF061 Beware of the Dog Hound Dog Taylor LRF062 Basically baker David Baker String Quartet LRF063 b A Strayer From Australia Mark Pengilly LRF064 LRF065 The Hoax Hokum Ensemble LRF066 LRF067 LRF068 69 Ye Masters of Music Capella Corelli LRF069 Old Friends Geraldine Turner LRF070 LRJ071 A Century of Steps Bruce Cale LRF072 Second Language Tactics LRF073 The Great Conch Train Robbery Shel Silverstein LRF074 b The Four Dragons Anne Infante LRF075 Bless all Moonshiners The Moonshiners LRF076 LRF077 LRF078 Sunday Nght at the pera House H M Miller LRF079 The Compromise Kid John Summers LRF080 LRF081 Something to Crow About Noel Crow's Jazzmen LRF082 G You Only Think Twice Thought Criminals LRF083 LRF064 LRF085 B Back To Earth Rod Eather LRF086 N Venetian Twins Stage Musical LRF086 LRF087 Potent Brew Bob Sedergreen LRF088 LRB The Great Australian Salute Cyril May & Fabulous Jack LRF089 LRF090 LRF091 m Un Tabu Un Tabu LRF092 Far Cry Ian Hills LRF093 First Exchange Currency LRF094 G Glebe Tactics LRF095 Kanguru LRF096 Kanguru Dreaming Kanguru Keith Manning/Greg Sheehan LRM096 Igniters LRF097 LRF098 Biding My Time John Miller LRF099 LRF100 LRF101 Roaring Days Mike & Michelle Jackson/Henry Lawson LRF102 Lulu's Back in Town Ton Van Bergeyk LRF103 Thunder on the run Stefan Grossman LRF104 Scraps of paper Eric Bogle LRF105 Piddlin' Pete & the Crosseyed Bull Ted Simpson LRJ106 Sleazy Dinner Music Paul Dickinson LRF107 LRF108 s Leaving Nancy Danny Doyle LRK109 How to Play the Blues Guitar Aurora Block/Stefan Grossmann LRF109 Two Up Lyell Sayer/Clem Parkinson LRF110 Guitar Down Under Instruct John Morris LRF111 LRF112 Freedom on the Wallaby Dave de Hugard LRF113 G Bones of Barry Harrison Tactics LRF114 LGE Ducks in Formation LRF115 LRF116 1983 Windmill Run Facial Expressions LRF117 g Do Re Mi Do Re Mi LRF118 Waltzing Matilda Various bush artists LRF119 g Dingo Girl Stage Musical LRF120 LRF121 Stand on your Man Geraldine Doyle LRF122 Bullants in Bushland Chris Duffy LRF123 Lovely In the Dances Steeleye Span LRF124 m Left Keep Left Black Diamond Corner LRF125 LRF126 Water of Dreams Ralph McTell LRF127 Andanzas Papalote/Barroso Bros LRF128 High Places Cathie O'Sullivan LRF129 Country Blues Guitar Stefan Grossman LRJ130 David Fennel With Kerrie Biddell/Wendy Gross LRF131 b Phelan's Magic Picture Show Jom Taylor LRF132 Raglan Road Raglan Road LRF133 LRF134 So U Want Blood Jeannie Lewis LRF135 The Redcoast Are Coming 2nd Milatary Band LRF136 A Garland for Sally Sally Sloane LRF137 1983 Christy Cooney's Brew Christy Cooney LRF138 LRF139 LRF140 NT Road Barry Skipsey LRF141 Ride on Down This Road John Williams LRF142 Take Your Pick John Kane LRF143 LRF144 1984 When the Wind Blows Eric Bogle LRJ145 I Thought About You Marie Wilson LRF146 Victoria Street Lyell Sayer LRJ147 You Must Believe In Spring Bob Bertles LRF148 The New Rules Irma Thomas LRF149 Shearer's Nightmare Burning Sleepers LRF150 New Harlem Jazz Band NHJB LRJ151 The Planets Brian Brown LRF152 Hard Times & Great Expectations Clem Parkinson LRF153 Australian Songs Gregory Martin LRF154 From the Bush Mucky Duck Bush Band LRF155 Hitting the High Spots Palm Court Orchestra LRF156 LRF157 Family Favourite Liz & John Munro LRF158 The Magpie & the Wattle Dave de Hugard LRF159 Limejuice & Vinegar The Larrikins LRF160 In Concert Eric Bogle LRF161 Passage Of Time Bernard Bolan LRF162 LRF163 LRF164 Teresa Haremza Theresa Haremza LRF165 Torch Songs & Some Not So Torturous Geraldine Turner LRF166 Look Out Below The Flying Emus LRF167 From The Heart Johnny Adams LRF168 Ambidexturous Chris Duffy LRF169 Old Friends Geraldine Turner LRJ170 Intergrations Charlie Munro LRF171 LRF172 LRF173 Songs From Australian Goldrush Franklyn B Paverty LRJ174 Waltz For Stella Onaje LRF175 Where The Love Is Johnny Nicol LRJ175 Last Train to Casablanca Dick Hughes LRF176 Dick Hughes LRF177 Fruitcake of Australian Stories Jan Wositzky LRF178 LRF179 LRF180 LRJ181 Something To Crow About Noel Crow's Jazzmen LRF182 Et Tu Brute Blossom Dearie LRF183 Summerhaze Cathie O'Sullivan LRF184 Voyage Sirocco LRF185 Songs of the Latin American People Barroso Brothers LRF186 Singing The Spirit Home Eric Bogle LRF187 LRF188 Jazz Australia: formative years various LRJ189 Woman of Mystery Maree Montgomery LRF190 LRF191 LRJ192 Shifting Sands Mangorama LRJ193 Jungle Juice Serge Ermoll LRF194 Sol Y Sombre Frances Paterson LRF195 On The Blooming Queensland Side Robbie Brock with Dougie Maclean LRF196 LRF197 LRF198 Stranded in the Jungle The Layabouts LRF199 LRF200 LRF201 Hiccups Conway Bros Hiccup Orchestra LRF202 Larrikin History of Australia The Larrikins LRF203 Never Underestimate Power of a Song LRF204 Sentimental Bloke John Derum LRF205 The One That Got Away & other stories Toni & Royce Nicholas LRF206 LRF207 Love Lives Doug Ashdown LRJ208 Simply Elequent Morgana King LRF209 Midnight Lady Called The Blues Jimmy Witherspoon LRF210 Living room Mark Murphy LRF211 LRF212 LRF213 Musica Australis ABC LRF214 Australian Accent Home Rule LRF215 LRF216 LRF217 LRF218 LRF219 LRF220 Something of Value Eric Bogle LRF221 One More Day Dame Nellie melba LRF222 Australian Convicts Franklyn B Paverty LRJ223 Revelation Jodi Stor LRF224 The High Road To Glory Austin Durack LRF225 Live and Let Live Ry Cooder/Bobby King/Terry Evans LRF226 Good Thing Christine Lavin LRF227 Music Deli various LRF228 LRF229 LRF230 Uluru The Rank Strangers LRJ231 Southern Spectrum Dale Dalwitz & SA Jazz bands LRF232 Give Me A Home Among The Gumtrees Various LRF233 LRF234 LRF235 sumc238 One Dozen Roses Frankie Davidson LRF236 Aussie Blue Gary Shearston LRF237 1990 Pillars of Society Kev Carmody LRF238 Djinbil LRF239 A Real Fair Dinkum Aussie Frankie Davidson LRF240 lease Not the Worst Of Eric Bogle LRF241 LRF242 LRF243 LRF245 LRF246 Earth Tones Didge Alastair Black LRF247 Bushfire: Wongga & Djumba Music Kimberley Aboriginal Music LRF248 LRF249 Rimijmara Traditional Aboriginal music LRF250 Culture Up Front Bobby McLeod LRF251 Australian Wildife Suite Don Harper LRF252 Wall To Wall Steve Hunter LRF253 Bobbing & Weaving Bob Sedergreen LRF254 Joint Effort Home Rule LRF255 LRF256 LRF257 It's About Time Christine Sullivan LRF258 LRF259 A Heart Like Mine Chris Kemp LRF260 Didjeridoo Dreaming Alistair Black LRF261 Nothing Too Serious Tibetan Dixie/Niko Schoyble LRF262 Culture Up Front Bobby McLeod LRF263 Beautiful Clip Clop Club LRF264 668 The Neighbour of the Beast Attila the Stockbroker LRF265 Teardrops Moonlighting LRF266 Between Two Lines Dean Denton & The Straightshooters LRF267 LRF268 LRF269 LRF270 Hooked On A Feeling John Bowles LRF271 Crossing Over Donna Lee Coyle LRF272 Two Years Tony Hicks & Shane O'Mara LRF273 LRF274 LRF275 Spirit Mother Bobby McLeod LRF276 Ancient Wonders Robyn Archer LRF277 LRF278 LRF279 LRF280 LRF281 More Than Meets the Ear Jim kelly LRF282 LRF283 LRF284 LRF285 Budil Ladl - Songs of Mornington Island Traditional Aboriginal LRF286 LRF287 Love Lives Doug Ashdown LRF288 Arnhem Land Professor Elkin 1956 recordings LRF289 LRF290 LRF291 Where Angels Fly Jan Carter LRF292 LRF293 LRF294 LRF295 LRF296 LRF297 live at Miettas Christine Sullivan LRF298 LRF299 LRF300 LRF301 LRF302 LRF303 LRF304 LRF305 Harmonica According to Charlie Mussellwhite LRF306 LRF307 LRF308 LRF309 LRF310 LRF311 LRF312 LRF313 LRF314 LRF315 LRF316 LRF317 Balanda Dancing Alastair Black LRF318 LRF319 Aboriginal Music Holt Thompson, David Banabi/Geo Jungagonga LRF320 LRF321 LRF322 LRF323 LRF324 LRF325 LRF326 LRF327 LRF328 LRF329 LRF330 LRF331 LRF332 LRF333
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