DOCSLIB.ORG

The Aim of the Club Is to Encourage Juvenile, Junior, Adult Singers and Musicians to Perform at Club Functions Or on Stage

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
The Aim of the Club Is to Encourage Juvenile, Junior, Adult Singers and Musicians to Perform at Club Functions Or on Stage The aim of the Club is to encourage juvenile, junior, adult singers and musicians to perform at Club functions or on stage. Also to promote country music in Townsville and the surrounding areas. TOWNSVILLE AND THURINGOWA COUNTRY MUSIC ASSOCIATION INC P.O.BOX 1518 Aitkenvale Mail Centre Aitkenvale Q4814 Mobile: 0417 199 744 Darryl Pitt Email: [email protected] PATRON: Councillor Ray Gartrell MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE PRESIDENT: Darryl Pitt 0417 199 744 VICE PRESIDENT: Eddie Albert 0400 606 259 SECRETARY: Maureen Pitt 4725 4756 TREASURER: Val Peters 4723 3661 MEMBER: Glenda Albert 0415 811 544 Appointed Positions MAGAZINE EDITOR: Beverley Davis 4788 0107 MUSIC CO-ORDINATOR: John Brent 0402 248 854 ASST MUSIC CO-ORD: Laurie Reilly 0448 957 747 PROPERTY OFFICER: Shane Barratt 0407 178 741 ASSISTAND SECRETARY: Glenda Albert 0415 811 544 ASSISTANT TREASURER: Glenda Albert 0415 811 544 PUBLICITY OFFICER: Veronica Barratt 0407 178 741 PUBLIC RELATIONS: Ian Foster Griffith 0415 880 841 YOUTH LIASON OFFICER: Sammy White 0450 721 094 WEB SITE www.ttcma.webs.com President’s Report for August G’Day All, Well we’re off to a flying start for the second half of the year, with Hughenden on the first weekend, then back to Townsville on Monday, and out to Toomby’s on Thursday, to get things ready for the weekend. From the amount of enquires we have had the campout should be a great weekend, so if you can’t come out and camp pop out for a day trip (or two). Don’t forget there will be no St Josephs at all this month. The Jam Session will be at the Pitt Stop this month as Tyson has been asked to perform at the Gympie Muster (Good on ya Mate) so the Lucas’s will be travelling . The Jam at Sue and Laurie’s was well attended, with some great stews and soups supplied by our wonderful cooks in the club. The Pallarenda Jam and Family Day will be held on the 23rd so we look forward to seeing you all there. Ladies, would you be kind enough to bring a plate for morning and afternoon teas. We will have a free sausage sizzle as usual for lunch. I would like to wish Keith Bagley a speedy recovery after his bad fall and hospitalisation. Keith has once again excelled with some great Trophies for our Talent Search. Speaking of the Talent Search, nominations are now available either on the web or from Maureen. A reminder that memberships are now overdue so if you are unfinancial this could be your last magazine. Anybody else who may be on the sick list get well soon ‘cause we miss you. Until next time, Country always, Darryl 7th Rowland Mosbergan 8th Ian Foster Griffith Happy 10th Narelle Grogan Birthday 14th Aub Hamper th to everyone 14 Bob Parkes th for the 18 Dylan Barratt 21st Larry Amos Month st 21 Ben Hammer of 22nd Veronica Barratt August 24th Laurie Reilly 25th Jamie Davis 25th Peta Cherae Peters 26th Alana Watson 28th Robert Duncan 28th Ivan Fisher 28th Kevin Robertson 29th Betty Miller 31st Mary Hamper 230 Charters Road Townsville Order hotline: 1800811189 (FREECall) WWW.donohues.com.au Akubra ♦ R.M.Williams ♦ Wrangler ♦ Cinch ♦ Rockies Dates to Remember August 8th and Country Music Weekend at Toomby’s Horseland 9th at Alice River (No Fun Day at St Josephs this month) 15th Sportscene/Toyworld – Sausage Sizzle 20th General Meeting at Aitkenvale Library – 7.30 pm 22nd Sportscene/Toyworld – Sausage Sizzle 23rd Family Day and Jam Session at Pallarenda th 29 Jam Session at Pitt Stop September 4th Friday Night Country Evening at St Joseph’s – 7.00 pm 5th Sportscene/Toyworld – Sausage Sizzle 13th Fun Day at St Josephs – 1.00 pm; Bring a chair 17th General Meeting at Aitkenvale Library – 7.30 pm 26th Sportscene/Toyworld – Sausage Sizzle 26th Jam Session at Laurie Reilly’s, 236 Williams Road, Alligator Creek KELSO COUNTRY MUSIC CLUB 3RD SUNDAY OF EACH MONTH 2.00 TO 7.00pm 4TH FRIDAY OF EACH MONTH 7.30 TO 11.00pm HELD AT THE THURINGOWA R.S.L. KELSO Admission $3.00 – Music, Dancing, Raffles KELSO COUNTRY MUSIC CLUB’S UPCOMING EVENTS 16th August – Sunday Afternoon Country and Sausage Sizzle – 2.00 pm – 7.00 pm 28th August – Friday Night Country – Showcase selected Members followed by Walkups - 7.30 pm-11.00 pm All inquiries please contact Rosslyn Jones 0499303967 - Secretary Three blokes were working on a high rise building project, Macca, Chook and Simmo. Chook falls off and is killed instantly. As the ambulance takes the body away, Simmo says,"Someone should go and tell his wife." Macca says, "OK, I`m pretty good at that sensitive stuff, I'll do it." Two hours later, Macca comes back carrying a slab of XXXX. Simmo says,"Where did you get that, Macca?" "Chook's missus gave it to me." "That's unbelievable, you told the lady her husband was dead and she gave you beer?" Macca says, "Well not exactly. When she answered the door, I said to her, "You must be Chook`s widow." She said, "No, I'm not a widow." And I said, "Wanna bet me a slab?" BIG GUN COUNTRY With BARRY CANNON Programme Times: 6pm til 10pm SUNDAY….. Traditional country Solution to Crossword on Page 18 Sunday Fun Days Second Sunday of each Monthinteresting point. You can position the Where: St Joseph’s School, under the text box Covered Area alongside the Church anywhere in the document. Time: 1.00 pm – Three songs each Use the Drawing Tools (Please bring a chair) tab to change the formatting of the pull quote text box.] Darryl and Maureen Pitt’s TH Sat. - 29 Judah Tyson 21 st – 23rd August The Drover ’s Camp Camooweal Tania Kernaghan will be performing Saturday Night and Tom Maxwell will be performing over the weekend along with Bandana and the Lake Nash Boys Band. Food, drinks and bar will be available all weekend. The program will be as follows: Friday: Drover’s Luncheon (invitation only); Street Parade; Mail Race (Prize money to Charity of your choice); Auctions (outside Hotel); and Jazz under the Stars with Bandana (from 8.30 p.m. at the Drover’s Camp). Saturday: Bronco Branding; Country Music; Poetry; Displays and Stalls in Memorabilia Shed; Art Exhibition and Photography Competition; Strawberry, Pancake, Ice-Cream Van; Full of Beans Coffee Van; Jumping Castle; and Races at Cronin Park. Sunday: Poet’s Breakfast; Church Service; Performance Poetry; Whip Cracking Competition; Bronco Branding; Country Music; and Displays and Stalls in Memorabilia Shed. The Photo Exhibition will be by Shirley McNamara at the Willidajara Hall with Camp Oven meals available Friday evening. Limited bush camping is available at the Drover ’s Camp at $15 per night. You must be fully self-sufficient and arrive with your water tanks full. Bookings are essential – phone 07 47482022 or 0427 127864 or email: info@ droverscamp.com.au. Admission: $70.00 per person – Weekend Pass; All Primary School children are admitted free; $15.00 per person – Day Pass; Concert - $40.00. th th th 7 , 8 and 9 August WEB PAGE You can now check out editions of the Magazine on our web page. If you loose your copy or want to look at a past copy head for www.ttcma.webs.com lifeblood \Our Valued Sponsors PHOEBE SHORT DOUG O’KEEFFE ELVIO FOLLINI HARRY TELFORD EDDIE ALBERT KELSO COUNTRY MUSIC GLENDA ALBERT CLUB CECELIA HIGGINS DALRYMPLE C.M.C. WAYNE FULLER BEV FRY RAY & VAL PETERS THE BARRATT FAMILY BRIAN OGDEN IVAN FISHER TOM & RUBY McNAE KEITH BAGLEY MARVIN KERR FRIENDS OF THE THEATRE GOLD CITY C.M.C. JEAN PATTEL BARRY STAGG The Townsville and Thuringowa Country Music Association Inc would like to thank the Management and Staff of both Bunnings Warehouse and Sportscene/ Toyworld for allowing our Association to hold sausage sizzles on a regular basis. Thank you. Weekly Country Music Programmes Wednesday 2.00pm - 4.00pm Saturday 10.00am - 2.00pm Sunday 9.00am - 11.00 am Community services offered by 4ttt 103.9 Live to air “Community Notices” 7 times a day Live to air “Lost and Found” service 4 times a day PROUDLY SPONSORING THE T.T.C.M.A. TALENT Blue Water SEARCH Country Music Evening ST JOSEPH’S SCHOOL When: First Friday each Month – 7.00 pm Next Friday Night – 4th September We are now on “Facebook” CHECK IT OUT AUSTRALIAN ETIQUETTE: IN GENERAL - Always identify people in your paddocks before shooting at them. It's tacky to take an esky to church. If you have to vacuum the bed, it's time to change the sheets. Even if you're certain you're included in the will, it's rude to take your ute and trailer to the funeral. PERSONAL HYGIENE - While ears need to be cleaned regularly, this should be done in private, using one's OWN ute keys. Extensive use of deodorant can only delay bathing by a few days. DRIVING ETIQUETTE - Dim your headlights for approaching vehicles, even if your gun's loaded and the roo's in your rifle sight. When entering a roundabout, the vehicle with the largest roo bar doesn't always have the right of way. Very proud to be a sponsor of the Townsville and Thuringowa Country Music Association Inc. Featuring Anne Kirkpatrick and Jim Arneman Continuing the age old Slim Dusty Family Tour tradition Slim’s daughter Anne Kirkpatrick, her son Jim Arneman with some of their musical friends are heading out on the road for a special series of Family & Friends concerts.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Sign-Up for Slim! Slim Dusty's Birthday Bash Slim Dusty Centre Website
    With all the activity taking place – a very exciting time indeed – it’s taken us a while to get the latest edition of The Dusty Journal out, but now we have and it will now come to you more often and in an easy to read format. That said, if you ever have any comments or suggestions as to how we may improve the newsletter, don’t hesitate... we want to know! A special welcome to all of our new subscribers who signed up while adding their weight to the campaign to have June 13 declared National Slim Dusty. Special guest Troy Cassar-Daley sings a duet with Joy McKean at Sign-up for Slim! the All For Slim tribute concert at Tamworth in January. Speaking of being busy, we are getting more and more support Radio personality Ray Hadley was MC and auctioneer for the every day for the petition to have June 13 declared as National night with auction items including a specially commissioned Slim Dusty Day. Maton acoustic guitar, a number of unique autographed Slim Dusty posters and signed Akubra Hats. If you haven’t yet signed up - do so today! Visit our website www.slimdustycentre.com.au and follow the links. Winners of the raffle were drawn...first prize going to Leigh Slater from Creswick, Vic (a Mate of Slim Dusty), second to Slim Dusty’s Birthday Bash Michael Jeffrey from Sydney and third to Troy Hargadon (also a Mate of Slim Dusty). Details of our new raffle have been And what a great night it was at Rooty Hill with all of those announced and can be seen on page 3 of this newsletter.
    [Show full text]
  • Slim Dusty Movie Music Credits
    Music Production Rod Coe (Cast, singing) Slim Dusty Joy McKean Anne Kirkpatrick and the Travelling Country Band David Kirkpatrick Gordon Parsons Buck Taylor (Tail credits) The Travelling Country Band Lead Guitar Mick Reid Fiddle and Mandolin Mike Kerin Drums Alan Hockley Banjo and Dobro Ian Simpson Pedal Steel Michel Rose Bass Guitar Bill Graham Location Sound Supervisor Paul Clark Boom Operator/ Recordist Steve Haggerty AAV Technical Supervision Steve Pyle Music Engineer Scott Heming Sound Assistant Chris Piper Concert Sound Mixer Clive Jones Featured Music Where Country is Barry "Morchi" Moyses The Band Played on Traditional Song for the Aussies Slim Dusty Aristocrat Tex Morton Simmo's Tune Ian Simpson Old Sunlander Van Joy McKean Anne Kirkpatrick G. Paige Losin' my Blues Tonight Slim Dusty Wind up Gramophone Joy McKean Trouble Joy McKean Walk a Country Mile Joy McKean Old Feller Joy McKean Drownin' my Blues Slim Dusty My Final Song Slim Dusty When the Rain Tumbles down in July Slim Dusty Camoweal "Mack" Cormack So many Ballads to Play Slim Dusty The Man from the Northland Buck Taylor Old Time Country Halls Slim Dusty Biggest Disappointment Joy McKean Lights on the Hill Joy McKean Gymkhana Yodel Joy McKean Stay Away from me Slim Dusty Keep the Love Light Shining Joy McKean Country Revival Slim Dusty The Isa Rodeo Slim Dusty Stan Coster Rough Riders Slim Dusty A. E. Brooks Cunnamulla Feller Stan Coster Isa R. Ryan Plains of Peppimenarti Slim Dusty How will I go with him Mate "Mack" Cormack Just Rollin' Slim Dusty Pushin' Time Slim Dusty A. E.
    [Show full text]
  • Line Dancing Made Easy 'SHOWMAN's DAUGHTER' Evening
    ‘Monte Carlo’ Line Dancing Made Easy ‘SHOWMAN'S DAUGHTER’ Acknowledgment to Susan For the uninitiated and inexperienced line dancer Jarvis there’s more to line dancing than Achy-Breaky Heart or Boot-Scootin’ Boogie. And cowboy hats Being the daughter of aren’t essential . Who wants to carry ten gallons on their Australia’s greatest country head anyway! legend, Slim Dusty , has defined Anne Kirkpatrick ‘I Like it Like That!’ all her life. So it’s only appropriate that her new album… her first Elaine & Jeff Purdie danced into the ‘Thanks KFC for recording for nine years… is right spot at Gawler Country Music simply titled Showman’s Daughter. Club. Congratulations to you both your sponsorship’ on winning your prize… Hope to Anne admits that being Slim’s daughter was very much on see you again when you return from her mind during the time she was recording the album. Monte Carlo… "We recorded the tracks for Showman’s Daughter in Dad’s Just a Thought old studio , Columbia Lane, so I was surrounded by his At Gawler Country Music Club … presence all the time. From Bill Northcott! … Line Daning is In! We’ve left his corner of the studio pretty much the way it was, ‘Small talk is usually the only If you love to dance, then why not join in; and with ‘a and it felt quite comforting for me to be there, working on thing to come out of a big mouth.’ little bit’ of assistnce you can master the art of ‘having a these songs." great time’.
    [Show full text]
  • MUSIC WEEK, FEBRUARY 24, 1979 Q CD C IV N World Wide Inphasion
    MUSIC WEEK, FEBRUARY 24, 1979 CD Q C IV n World wide Inphasion EMI fires a broadside BEVERLY HILLS: Clancy Grass and Danny Kcssler have finalised international distribution deals for their newly formed Inphasion label, largely on the strength of its first single Nanu Nanu by Daddy Dewdrop which they featured at Midem. over HMV trademark Seven Records will handle the label in Australia, CNR Records in From PETER CONYNGHAM the Benelux countries, K-tel in Brazil, Walanabe's SMS Records in Japan and Pye in the UK. The pacts arc for three years and entail an annual release of five albums and eight singles. Columbia, His Master s Voice 'and the picture of a dog listening to a --K! gramophone". with new' wave product. It has just The company points out that, as it released Public Image by Public docs not have the sole rights in all Image Lid. featuring John Lydon, countries of the world, some alias Johnny Rouen. The band's UK imported records bear ihese top 10 single Public Image is trademarks - in particular, CBS included in the LP which has been and RCA product from the US, bMi pressed on clear vinyl. Wizard has warns that any records other than also released I Am The Amazing i: those released by EMI which bear Buzzcocks as a 12" clear vinyl maxi these trademarks in Australia could single. be subject to legal action and that Queensland, with only 15 per cent retailers and importers are required of Australia's population, has 1 to obliterate totally and permanently notched up over 50,000 LP sales of iHH these trademarks whenever they the Rocky Horror Picture Show appear.
    [Show full text]
  • VOL 20.1 NEWSLETTER of February 2009 – March 2009 the ADELAIDE COUNTRY MUSIC CLUB INC
    COUNTRY CALL VOL 20.1 NEWSLETTER OF February 2009 – March 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 20th Birthday SUNDAY February 1st 2009 show 12.30 to 4.30pm DOORS OPEN 11.30 am Trev Warner and Country Junction Catering will be available 12 noon – 2pm Chick and Salad Lunch will be available to those who pre-ordered Plus Sandwiches ... Cakes ... and Fresh Fruit Plates Entry:- ACMC and other Country Music Club Members:- $5.00, all others $7.00 SUNDAY March 1st 2009 – Show 12.30 to 4.30pm Bill Bedford and Country Roundup DOORS OPEN 11.30 am Catering will be available 12 noon – 2pm Sandwiches ... Cakes ... and Fresh Fruit Plates Entry:- ACMC and other Country Music Club Members:- $5.00, all others $7.00 Coming Attractions April 5 Maryanne & Co. June 7 City Cowboys May 3 Heartland July 5 Midnight Special CLUB NEWS from our President Hi Everyone Happy New Year to all. Have you made a New Year’s resolution for 2009? Or are you like me and just deal with whatever comes each day? Wow what a show we had for Christmas. Lorraine was elsewhere at a Christmas party with her two beautiful granddaughters and arrived back halfway through the show to take over hosting from yours truly. Our band for the day was Midnight Special, who are always guaranteed to give a great show. We also had our special guest artist Mahalia Fox, who is the SCCM Junior Champion of Champions.
    [Show full text]
  • Newsletter May 2010
    May 2010 Newsletter ------------------------------------------- Yesterday & Today Records P.O.Box 54 Miranda NSW 2228 Ph: (02)95311710 Email: [email protected] Web: www.yesterdayandtoday.com.au ------------------------------------------------------ Post: 1 cd $2/ 2 cds $3/ 3-4 Cds $6.50 Registered or express post available. ------------------------------------------------------ This may be a bold statement but I believe this is the best newsletter I have ever put out. There are Literally hundreds upon hundreds of great titles. If you would like to order from this newsletter you can email, phone or post an order. If phoning please feel free to call after hours From 8.00am up until 7.00pm is fine. I have a couple of pieces of bad news. Firstly my dear mum, Rose Reid, passed away on February 23rd. Many knew her as she worked Wednesdays at the old Parramatta store from 1990-2000 and filled in when I went on buying trips. It has been a trying period but I can honestly say she loved her time in the shop especially meeting and talking to many fine people and was a keen music buff, something that has passed on through the genes. Secondly, we lost a dear friend in Norm Pyne. Many who went to the Parramatta store would have seen a blind guy getting round with only a cane. My admiration for Norm was limitless. I never considered him handicapped in any way and he was always thankful for his independence. It is a sad irony of life that it is probably this independence which saw him involved in an horrific accident which cost him his life.
    [Show full text]
  • Beyond the Bush Ballad: Authenticity in Australian Country Music
    Beyond The Bush Ballad: Authenticity in Australian Country Music Amy Bauder Bachelor of Arts (Hons), Sydney University Macquarie University Faculty of Arts Department of Music, Media, Communication and Cultural Studies A thesis submitted in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy August 2016 Table of Contents Table of Contents 1 List of Figures 3 Abstract 4 Statement of Authenticity 5 Acknowledgements 6 Part One: Contexts 9 Chapter One: Introduction 9 “Just Make Sure It Is Australian” 9 Defining Country Music: It Is About More Than the Sound 12 The Great Country Songbook: Ethnographic Fieldwork 13 “Distinctions” in the “Field”: Theoretical Framework 15 Contested Traditions and Mateship 20 “True Blue Bust-Up” 25 Thesis Structure 30 Chapter Two: Literature Review, Theoretical Framework and Methodology 33 Literature Review 33 Theoretical or Analytic Framework 59 Methodology 69 Fieldwork 78 Chapter Three: Roots and Heritage 89 “Honouring an Australian ‘Legend’”: Fieldwork Account 89 Slim Dusty as Touchstone for Australian Country Music 91 The Country Music Canon 92 Slim’s Life Story 95 Sources of the Legend 96 Part Two: People and RelationshipsWhat Are the elements? 10197 Introduction 101 Family 103 Coming Home: Fieldwork Account 103 Public Private Lives 107 Travelling Family Band: The Slim Dusty Family as Pioneers 108 The Family Business 112 Professionals and Stars 118 The Family Business Redux 119 Mateship 127 Troy Cassar-Daley & Friends: Fieldwork Account 127 “It’s Good to See You Mate”: Friendship in the
    [Show full text]
  • A Billboard, Spotii9ht
    A Billboard, SpotIi9ht 0 TOP COUNTRY ARliSTS AND RECORDS OFTIIETEAR REPU1' CALIFORNIA WE'RE ALL OVER THE COUNTRY! - I1t. E-- UNITED AR -64S FECCFDD KENNY ROGERS / KENNY ANNE MURRAY/ LWAK-979-H I'LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU SOO-'2012 ROGERS GENE WATSON JÇNNYDOTTIE V VEST "CLASSICS- GLEN CAMPBELL/ HIGHWAYMAN Q KENNY ROGERS & DOTTIE WEST/ GENE WATSON aioe AtR SOO- 12008 CLASSICS URLA -946-H S,-IOULD I COME HOME ST -11947 LLY LAUGHING CRASI AND CRADUDCK CRYING LIVING AND DYING THE FOOL BILLY "CRASH" CRADDOCK / BILLIE JO SPEARS / I WILL SURVIVE CHARLIE RICH/ LAUGHING AND CRYING / UALA-964-H STRIKES AGAIN UALA-925-H LIVING AND DYING ST -11946 AND...ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL, JESSI COLTER, KENNY DALE, DR. HOOK, LaCOSTA, RICHARD LEIGH, MEL McDANIEL, JUICE NEWTON, SAUNDRA STEELE, BOBBY SMITH, DAVID WILLS CHRISTY LANE / SIMPLE LITTLE WORDS UALA-978-H t+ IN 1eie CAPITO! RECORDS. INC ,Of*.4 T E WORLD of x _COuflTHYmusIc, A Steady Port Prevails In A Stormy Year By GERRY WOOD Willie Nelson and 1979. Not quite the year the music died, as Don McLean Charley Pride lead rep- once sang about a couple decades earlier. But it was the year resentatives from the the music business stopped believing its own hype that it was Country Music Assn. a recession -proof industry. in presenting President The sliding profit picture produced some panic, some Jimmy Carter with a sense, and a hell of a lot of reflection. special award for his Country music was caught up in a miniaturized version of support of country the '79 slump, but it, along with religious music, seemed to music.
    [Show full text]
  • Amos Signs on Dotted Line Shorty Ranger
    Gawler Country Music Workshop That Woz the Day That Woz! Amos Signs On Dotted Line Open Mike Country Anglican Parish Hall 26 Cowan Street Gawler Gawler Visitors Centre Well the 5 S’s certainly kicked in with a huge wallop. It will be no surprise for Australian Country Music fans to hear Lyndoch Road, Gawler No Worries! Simon on Bass, Simon on Drums, that Amos Morris has signed on the dotted line to follow in the If You Want to Play Shaun on Lead Guitar, Sarah on Harmonies and footsteps of our King of Country, Slim Dusty . Spread the Word folks ♫ ♫ Guitar and Miss Tiffney Stroh on Guitar and Lead Guitar Bass A Music Event for those who love to ♫ ♫ Vocals, thanks for a great show! Amos who is due to appear at Drums Banjo Gawler Country Music Club’s Sing ♫ Fiddle ♫ Harp etc… Play 2007 Slim Dusty Tribute Show Bring your instruments along and learn from the in September has signed with Listen experience of others Nulla Records the label Slim Have fun playing along with new friends Dusty started back in 1981 Come Along Everyone Welcome Only $4.00 each Tea and Coffee etc available Watch out for This Years Slim Dusty Tribute Show. The First Saturday of each month It takes place on Sunday Have fun in the upstairs room September 16th 2007. Free Entry Next Workshops (See page 6) Saturdays 7th July & 4th Aug 12.30pm to 4.30pm Australian country music legend Joy McKean recently officially The 2nd and 4th Saturday Play, Sing, Learn, Jam, Have Fun! welcomed young Kempsey artist Amos Morris to Nulla Records.
    [Show full text]
  • 10 Years Since the Passing of a Legend
    10 years since the passing of a legend... It seems incredible to think that Thursday, September 19 was the 10 year anniversary of the death of country music legend Slim Dusty. Regardless of the time that has passed since that sad day in 2003, it has never been more evident that rather than diminishing, his memory continues to grow with time. Over a remarkably successful career of more than 50 years, Slim is acclaimed as Australia’s King Of Country. He is not only a forefather of the country music scene but via his early overseas chart success and his legendary outback tours with Joy McKean, Slim Dusty is also recognised as a true pioneer of the broader Australian music and entertainment industry. “Slim and I spent over 50 years working and travelling together,” says Joy McKean, “as we raised a family of our two children Anne and David and then watched our four grandchildren grow up. “The 19th of September will be a quiet day for me as I remember the times we had, and as my family remembers their father and grandfather; people all over Australia will remember the singer who told their stories become a “Mate of Slim Dusty” to help Slim’s dream and loved his country and the people he met over the finally be realised. years. I treasure those memories, and I thank everyone for the memories of Slim they have sent to me.” The Slim Dusty Foundation are calling on Slim’s mates from all around Australia to join up at www. The Slim Dusty Centre building stands complete at the slimdustycentre.com.au or free call 1800 18SLIM.
    [Show full text]
  • Overlanders Trail Booklet
    279 0923 Tex Morton Reg Lindsay June Holms Johnny Ashcroft Buddy Williams Bob Dyer Art Leonard and many more Down The Overlander’s Trail THE EARLY DAYS OF COUNTRY MUSIC IN AUSTRALIA There was a time when country music ruled the Australian capital city radio airwaves. This was the transportation by sea freight meant unbelievably long delays in getting the songs into the local market. 1940s and early 1950s when we didn’t feel as ‘musically pigeon-holed’ as today. There was also a lot of These local recordings were known as ‘cover’ versions and our earliest country pioneers were actually ‘light classical’ music available but it was ‘country and western’, for that’s what it was called, that you artists who recorded popular covers for the local radio and gramophone industries. heard when you tuned into the more popular stations. In some ways it was a strange music and, more often than not, performed live in the studio – and sounded like it! A typical radio station ‘band’ would Radio talent shows, forerunners to today’s shows like Australia’s Got Talent attracted country artists be comprised of piano accordion, harmonica, acoustic guitar and drums. There was also a sound effects including some who actually wrote their own material. Many of these artists, including the great Tex person ready to provide turning wagon wheels, clip clop hooves and even the occasional cracking Morton, were part country artist and part vaudeville. Some, like Bob Dyer, were complete showmen stockwhip. The songs were introduced in a congenial style reminiscent of homespun yarners fresh from from the vaudeville circuit.
    [Show full text]
  • YODELLING BOUNDARY RIDERS.Pdf
    RARE BOOKS LIB. Jl,l The University of Sydney Copyright and use of this thesis This thesis must be used in accordance with the provisions of the Copyright Act 1968. Reproduction of material protected by copyright. may be an infringement of copyright and copyright owners may be entitled to take legal action against persons who infringe their copyright. Section 51 (2) of the Copyright Act permits an authorized officer of a university library or archives to provide a copy (by communication or otherwise) of an unpublished thesis kept in the library or archives, to a person who satisfies the authorized officer that he or she requires the reproduction for the purposes of research or study. The Copyright Act grants the creator of a work a number of moral rights, specifically the right of attribution, the right against false attribution and the right of integrity. You may infringe the author's mora/ rights if you: • fail to acknowledge the author of this thesis if you quote sections from the work • attribute this thesis to another author • subject this thesis to derogatory treatment which may prejudice the author's reputation For further information contact the University's Director of Copyright Services Telephone: 02 9351 2991 e-mail: [email protected] Yodelling Boundary Riders: Country Music In Australia, 1936-2010 Toby Martin PhD Thesis Department of History University of Sydney 2011 SID: 199608146 Supervisor: Richard White Table of Contents ' ',, Abstract i Introduction 1 Chapter One 24 Tex Morton: The Sentimental Cowboy Chapter Two 68 Sleepy Valleys and Lonesome Plains: The Boundary Rider in the Landscape Chapter Three 108 'Give It A Name': Making Hillbillies Respectable Chapter Four 157 From New South Wales to Nashville: Australian Performers and Fans in America Chapter Five 206 Country Music Capital: The Past In Tamworth Conclusion 252 Bibliography 260 Abstract Yodelling Boundary Riders: Country Music In Australia, 1936-2010 Country music has been recorded, performed and listened to in Australia since the early 1930s.
    [Show full text]