Gawler Country Music Club South Australia’s central loca on for live Country Music proudly presents your monthly newsle er. February 2015 - No: 261
This month I’d like to introduce you to O’Shea . A beau ful couple (in many ways) that are indica ve of country music these days - bright, fun, and edgy. Individually Mark and Jay O’Shea have an impressive string of wri ng and ar st credits that span the globe. The combina on of Jay’s coun- try-soul voice blending perfectly with Mark’s country-rock sensibili es has made the Nashville based husband-and-wife team one of the most respected names in Australian country music in just a few short years. “We may not have gone where we wanted to go, but here we are, right where we needed to be! .” Inside this issue
Their debut album ‘Mr. and Mrs.’ produced four #1 Country singles and earned This Months Birthdays ...... 2 them the 2012 CMAA “Golden Guitar” award for New Talent of the Year. Their Winners And Grinners ...... 2 TV Series, “O’SHEA USA” is in its 4th season on Foxtel’s CMC and they also host This Months Events ...... 3 the QANTAS in-flight radio show, “Big Country”. History Mystery ...... 4 Their second album “One + One” has already spawned two #1 and two Top 10 singles and scored them the 2014 CMAA “Golden Guitar” award for Vocal Group January GCMC Show ...... 5 or Duo of the Year! ‘One + One’ showcases brilliantly their incredible vocal tal- Informa on for Wireless Users ...... 6 ents and skills as hit songwriters. The pair co-wrote the album with a string of Top PIcks ...... 7 renowned collaborators including Billy Burne e (Fleetwood Mac, John Fogerty, Gig Guide ...... 8 Bob Dylan), Tim Nichols (Alan Jackson, Tim McGraw, Faith Hill), Kevin Kadish Music Workshop & Open Mic ...... 9 (Jason Mraz) and Kim Carnes (”Be e Davis Eyes”). The depth in the wri ng Dad, Dave, And Mabel ...... 10 stands out on ‘One + One’. “Thank You Angels” was inspired by Mark’s experienc- Country Cookbook ...... 10 es with open heart surgery in 2010, a procedure he had previously undergone as Tune In With Fred...... 10 a six month old child. “Be With You Tonight” was born out of the pair spending Coming Events ...... 11 months apart on opposite sides of the world, chasing their career dreams. “It Membership Form...... 12 Never Goes Away”, a co-write with Billy Burne e, tells a tale of loss with a me- Commi ee Informa on ...... 12 less sound that harks back to the great ballads of Roy Orbison. ‘One + One’ is a record that is more than just the sum of its individual parts, it’s a Must see stunning body of work that is fast becoming a classic. Mark and Jay have just re- leased their third album ‘The Famine and the Feast’, with tunes penned with • Can you pick your stars? See our new column Grammy Award Winner Steve Wariner, Leigh Nash (Sixpence Nonethericher) and ‘History Mystery’ for more... Nathan Chapman (Taylor Swi ) to name a few. Do yourself a favour and check • Gigs galore out the inspiring film clip to “ Bad Day Good ”, and their new single “ Here I am ” A double page of shows in the Gig from their latest album ‘The Famine and the Feast’ (see page 3 for more). Guide to keep you entertained • New news now on new ar sts, new albums, and new shows to choose. Who knew there was so much to http://www.therealoshea.com do!!
www.gawlercountrymusicclub.com.au www.facebook.com/pages/Gawler-Country-Music-Club/267502980093560
1
Disclaimer Presidents Report Birthdays The club newsle er is a monthly publi- Rosemary Schulz - 3rd G’Day Members & Friends. ca on designed to keep members in- Kathy Steinmetz - 3rd I am going to start this month’s report off Lorraine Howard - 4th formed on the ac vi es of the club Margaret DeKock - 4th and other func ons. Opinions and with some thank you’s. Firstly to Kay and Rosemary Collins - 5th views expressed in the newsle er are George Dobie for spending the Wednesday Neil Mitchell - 6th Wayne Elliott - 8th not necessarily those of the publishers prior to our show chasing a er drinks for our Graeme Hunt - 8th show. Thanks guys, it was appreciated. Sec- Barbara O'Daniel - 11th A Word From The Editor... ondly to Denise Cherrington and Jimmy for Robert McGregor - 11th Gerald Bischoff - 13th helping look a er the tea and coffee, and for Hi folks. First of all, thanks to those of you who Betty Jones - 15th selling the drinks for us. We had a misunder- have taken the me to say how much they en- John Helbig - 16th standing with the RSL, so unfortunately we Robin Ellbourn - 17th joyed the newsle er last month. It’s always great Graham Hein - 18th were unable to sell any alcohol. We should to get your feedback and input. Don’t forget that Cora Snook - 21st you are always welcome to offer content and have that fixed for next month. Gwen McCade - 22nd sugges ons as well as adver se in the newsle er. Well onto our show. Although numbers Rhonda Walter - 22nd Marle Slape - 24th See the back page for contact details or just pass were down a li le, we s ll had a good Margaret Kennedy - 25th it on to a commi ee member. The same goes for crowd. Eddie and Friends were at their best Enid Francis - 27th our website. again, playing all the right songs to fill the Veronica Antoniazzi - 28th Wow, what a year this is shaping up to be al- dance floor all day. ready. We have a massive list of events this We are s ll hearing from people saying that month (see the Gig Guide for more). Let’s not we are moving again. As we have said in the forget the Tamworth Country Music Fes val. This past, we as a commi ee will keep our mem- year has got to be one of the most jam packed, bers informed of any changes. It will also be talent laden fes vals I have seen in a long me. If in our very informa ve Newsle er. Well, Winners you didn’t get there this year, or haven't been yet Raffle Winners onto our February show. Our band will be I highly recommend the trip. Even our local talent D Snow Roz Lang x 2 is doing the hard yards in the longyard. Taylor Lena & The Mix. This is a new band on the Beth Hipkiss A Burgl Pfeiffer, Deidre Reed, and Gary Daniel amongst country music scene, so don’t miss out. R Thompson Lizzie Betty Franas H Baiser others. There is plenty to talk about from Golden So un l then… Door Prize Guitar country, so I’ll have some goodies in store Keep It Country Denise Snow for you with a special feature in next months newsle er, so stay posted… Lucky Envelopes Carlene Oliver Peace to all. Beccy Bee Regards, Liz Henderson Regards, Keith Warren Stewart Ray President/Entertainment Officer
Monte Carlo Joyce and Joy
Members Draw John Burge
2
February Events
Thanks to KFC for your Sponsorship ‘We like it like that!’
Sunday February 15th 12 - 4 pm Gawler Country Music Club The Grenville Centre. 10 Playford Boulevard Elizabeth (Across from the Civic Centre)
‘Lena & The Mix are a talented group of musicians performing an exciting blend of Country, Rock, and more…’ Fill your February with fine music, fun, and fantas c friends. Entry Fee: Members - $6.00, Non Members - $8.00 Tea and coffee - $1.00 Food and drinks available Contact Keith Warren for enquiries: 8255 8920
The Famine & The Feast Album Launch Friday February 6 th (Opens 7:30pm)
The Promethean 116 Grote Street Adelaide
h p://www.theprom.com.au/events# h p:// ckets.oz x.com.au/?Event=48699
3
Country music historian Paul Kelly has kindly offered to provide some snapshots of days gone by from his vast collec on of memorabilia.
See if you can guess who is in the photos? Answers are at the bo om of the page. Contact Paul here: h ps://www.facebook.com/paul.kelly.9026040
1. Paul Kelly and ? 2. Paul Kelly and ?
3. The teeth tell all !!! 4. Who is the band, and who is the star in the long coat?
6. Harry Taylor—AKA ?
5. Brenda Webb—AKA ?
Buddy Williams Williams Buddy 6: Gayle, Crystal 5: Urban), Keith (with Rocke es Ayers
Rusty And The The And Rusty 4: Morgan, Chad 3: Kernaghan, Tania 2: Dusty, Slim 1:
4
GCMC Show - January 18th Eddie and Friends put on a real good show crea ng a buzz on the dance floor. The addi on of keyboards to the usual four piece line-up (now five piece) and their use of harmonies was a pleasant mix.
While on the subject of 'mix', Lena from Lena & The Mix (This Months a rac- on) sang a few songs making people aware of her tremendous voice. We had- n't heard from him for a while, but Rodger Howard was also up on stage show- ing that he has been working on his performance during his absence. A end- ance numbers were down a li le possibly due to Tamworth, but it was an en- joyable day for all. Apologies for the alcohol free situa on; this was out our control and should be rec fied soon. Thanks to everyone who a ended and hope to see you this month with Lena & The Mix .
Les Parris
Check out our website and daily updated Facebook page. If you have anything interes ng to add to our Newsle er please contact us at our P.O. Address, or contact the newsle er editor (Stewart Ray).
www.facebook.com/pages/Gawler-Country-Music-Club/267502980093560
5
Important Notice For Wireless Users Will your wireless music equipment s ll work a er January 1 st 2015? From the first of January 2015, frequencies between 694 MHz and 820 MHz will no longer be available for wireless audio systems. Your wireless audio gear (wireless microphones, guitar packs, in-ear monitor systems etc.) will need to operate on frequencies between 520 MHz and 694 MHz .
Digital Dividend comes into Opera on
Digital TV and Wireless Audio Systems will share the spectrum between 520 MHz and 694 MHz when the Digital Dividend begins opera on on January 1, 2015. Some exis ng wireless systems opera ng between 520 MHz and 694 MHz may no longer work without interference or be legal, depending where they are being used.
What is the Impact?
These changes include the following: • Wireless audio transmi ers must not be operated in the frequency range 694-820 MHz. • Wireless audio systems in the UHF band must operate between 520 MHz and 694 MHz. • Digitally modulated wireless audio transmi ers are now allowed. • A new frequency band of 1790 - 1800 MHz has been opened up for use by wireless audio devices.
Go to h p://www.ddready.com.au/ - For more informa on. frequencyfinder.com.au will show you which frequencies are in use in a par cular area today.
If your current system is not compliant and it is s ll under warranty or a reasonably new system, then you should contact the supplier or manufacturer. They may be able to update your hardware to make it compli- ant for li le or no cost. If that is not possible, they may also offer ‘trade up’ deals to help you migrate to a compliant system. If you have any ques ons, ask a professional.
6
Top Picks
Australia’s favourite rockers The Wolfe Brothers return with their sophomore album ‘Nothin’ But Trouble ’, released on September 5, 2014, through ABC Music/Universal.
The band recorded ‘Nothin’ But Trouble’ over two weeks at Studio 301 in Byron Bay, where they were joined by US producer-extraordinaire Luke Wooten (Brad Paisley, Dierks Bentley, and Kellie Pickler). It’s the follow-up to the 2013 debut ‘It’s On’, which hit #18 on the ARIA Album Chart and #2 on the ARIA Country Chart; The highest ever debut for a Tasmanian band.
Track Lis ng: Nothin' But Trouble, That Kinda Night, You Got To Me, I Know How To Love You, Miss Somebody, Special Kinda Crazy, Born 'N' Bred, Nothin' To Do, All Day To Do It, Whiskey Tastes Like Water, Red Dress, Beer Tastes Be er, The Line, The Kinda Trouble I Want To Be In, One Beer At A Time.
Lee Kernaghan is an Australian country legend. With a slew of #1 albums under his belt, Lee ini ally released his first Christmas album back in 1998. That release went onto sell close to 30,000 units and impacted the ARIA Top 40.
Now over 15 years later, Lee returns with “ Driving Home for Christmas ” featuring a few of the original favourites; plus 6 new songs not featured on his previous release. This is a must have for the fes ve season!
Track Lis ng: Jingle Bell Rock, Driving Home For Christmas, Santa Claus Is Back In Town, O’ Christmas Bush, I’ll Be Home For Christmas Merry Merry Christmas, Mary’s Boy Child, It S ll Feels Like Christmas to Me, Cunnamulla Santa, O’ Li le Town Of Bethlehem, Christmas Waltz, We Wish You A Merry Christmas, Three Drovers.
‘The Hillbilly Pickin' Ramblin' Girl So Far… ‘ is a collec on of Bri ’s finest work, her biggest hit songs and career highlights.
Catherine spent 6 years in Nashville and has toured, performed and recorded with some of music’s most respected names - Kasey Chambers, Paul Kelly, Sir Elton John, Shane Nicholson, Jerry Salley, Tim Rogers, Dave Faulkner, John Waters, and Kenny Chesney - and has worked with some of Australia’s and Americas finest producers. Her recording career commenced in 2000 when at the age of 14 she released the EP ‘In The Pines’. This release gained cri cal acclaim and was followed in 2001 by her debut album release ‘Dusty Smiles And Heartbreak Cures’. This was followed in 2006 her second album ‘Too Far Gone’ and her third album ‘Li le Wildflower’ which was released in 2008 and contained the stunning ‘What I Did Last Night’ that earned her the 2009 CMAA Female Ar st of the Year Award. She won the same award again in 2013 and was and s ll is the youngest Australian to ever perform at the Grand Ole Opry.
Bri has accomplished the most essen al job a singer\songwriter can hope to do: make music that is at once fresh and invigor- a ng enough to speak to a new genera on of fans, and yet naturally and firmly rooted in country\folk tradi on and the essen al truths it has always brought to light.
‘The Hillbilly Pickin' Ramblin' Girl So Far… ‘ is a collec on of Bri ’s finest work, her biggest hit songs and career highlights.
Track Lis ng: Who Cares, That Don't Bother Me!, In The Pines, 46 Miles From Alice, Hillbilly Pickin' Ramblin' Girl, Drive In Movie, The Upside Of Being Down, Too Far Gone, Poor Man's Pride, Swingin' Door, Wrapped, I'm Gone, Li le Wildflower, What I Did Last Night, Lucky Girl, Not Your Cinderella, Can't Change A Thing, I Want You Back, Sweet Emmylou, Always Never Enough, Charlestown Road, Troubled Man (featuring Tim Rogers).
7
February 2015 Gig Guide Please note this copy of the Gig Guide was created 21 st January 2014
Sunday 1 st Craig Giles plus John Ramke and Heartland —Adelaide CM Club Inc. - Slovenian Club, 11 LaSalle St. Dudley Park 12.30 - 4.30 pm
Sunday 1 st 12 - 5 pm Charlie McCracken Band plus Nathan Brun - Willaston CM Club - Willaston Clubrooms, Gawler River Rd.
Sunday 1 st 2 pm Kevin Sporer and band - Club Day. R.S.L Bowling Club Room, Jubilee Hyw. East, Mount Gambier
Monday 2 nd 8 - 9 pm Hillbilly Hoot - Linde Reserve. Nelson St, Stephney Monday 2 nd 8 -11 pm Craig Giles with Shane Johnson and John Ramke - Moonta Town Hall Friday 6 th 8 - 11 pm Craig Giles with John Ramke - Lutheran Church Centre, Victor Harbor Friday 6 th 6.30 - 10 pm Dave Verrall Formal Friday Suit Up (Beyond Blue fundraiser) - Bay func on centre, Glenelg Football club Friday 6 th 7.30 pm O'Shea (The Famine And The Feast album release) - The Promethean, 116 Grote St, Adelaide
Gawler CM Club Workshop Play and learn, or just come to enjoy the music. We look forward to seeing you on the 1 st Saturday of each month. Saturday 7 th Entry: $4.00 per person for all a ending. Tea and coffee are provided. BYO Nibbles to share. 12 - 4.30 pm Anglican Parish Hall. 26 Cowan Street, Gawler NOTE: The Gawler Country Music Workshop and Open Mike will automa cally be cancelled when the forecast temperature is 32 degrees and over.
Saturday 7 th 7.30 pm Nathaniel O'Brien and Juliet Oliver - The Singing Gallery. 133 Main Road, McLaren Vale
Sunday 8 th 1 - 5 pm Craig Giles with Bernie & the Bandits - Southern CM Club - Lockleys Bowling Club. 46 Rutland Ave, Lockleys Sunday 8 th 11 am - 4 pm City Cowboys - Barrossa CM Club - Nuriootpa Bowling Club. Buna Terrace, Nuriootpa Monday 9 th 8 - 9 pm Hillbilly Hoot - Linde Reserve. Nelson St, Stephney Wednesday 11 th Kenny Rogers with special guest Amber Joy Poulton - Adelaide Fes val Theatre Wednesday 11 th 8 - 11 pm Craig Giles with Nathan Bruhn and John Ramke - Eudunda District Hall
Thursday 12 th 8 pm Eric Bogle and Martyn Wyndham-Read - South Coast Folk Club. Hunt Park. River Road, Pt. Noarlunga
Friday 13 th 8 pm Eric Bogle and Martyn Wyndham-Read - Hats, Old Courthouse, Auburn
Last Shindig - Winchester Band, Tiffney Reynolds. Jimmy and Kathy Chaplin, David Croser, Bill Bedford, Des Mor- Friday 13 th - 6 pm gan, Chooka Williams, David Pearce, Graeme Hugo, Kate Hindle, Guido Davis, Tony Roberts, Len & Jeanie Connor, Saturday 14 th - 10.30 am Campfire Country, Bev Branson, Gummy Bill, plus Contor onist Chris ne Danton, Malcolm Dickie (Compere) Sunday 15 th - 10 am Venue will be Alcheringa/Daves Place at Wellington - Jervois Hall, Jervois. Free Camping. Sat night Roast.
Sunday 15 th 1 - 5 pm Carole Sturtzel and Wild Oats - Railroad CM Club - S.A. Sea Rescue Squadron. Barcoo Road, West Beach
Lena & The Mix th Sunday 15 12 - 4 pm Gawler Country Music Club The Grenville Centre. 10 Playford Boulevard, Elizabeth (Across from the Civic Centre) Sunday 15 th 1.30 pm Billy Dee and Friends plus guest walk ups - Plympton & Glenelg RSL - 464 Marion Rd, Plympton Park Monday 16 th 8 - 9 pm Hillbilly Hoot - Linde Reserve. Nelson St, Stephney Friday 20 th 6 - 7:30 pm The Beggars Sing The Seekers - Nexus Mul cultural Arts Center. Lion Arts Centre Morphe St. Adelaide Lake Charlegrark Country Music Marathon - Wolfe brothers, The Black Hill Ramblers ,Graeme Hugo and Fine Friday 20 th - Sunday 22 nd Form, Wildcard, Trevor Keilar, Peter Coad and the Coad sisters, Sandra Humphries and Gavin Chandler, Taylor Pfeiffer, Don Costa, Wild Card plus more... Friday 20 th - Sunday 22 nd Barham Country Music Stampede - Dave Verrall plus many more... Saturday 21 st Bernie & The Bandits, Tracey Rains, Derani Sanders & Ella Radbone 7 - 11 pm Country Music SA's Country Music Variety Show, Castle Entertainment Centre. 11-15 Davis Street, Wingfield Sunday 22 nd 11 am - 4 pm Tracey Rains and Claypan - Murray Bridge CM Club - Imperial Football Club. Johnstone Pk, Murray Bridge
Sunday 22 nd 1 - 5 pm Mike Festa's Country Classics - Kilburn R.S.L. CM Func ons - Way Street, Kilburn
Sunday 22 nd 7 pm Taylor Pfeiffer - Adelaide Fringe show "Bob Dylan & Neil Young Explosion" - Rob Roy Hotel, 106 Halifax Street Monday 23 rd 8 - 9 pm Hillbilly Hoot - Linde Reserve. Nelson St, Stephney 8
February 2015 Gig Guide (continued)
Friday 27 th 6 - 7:30 pm The Beggars Sing The Seekers - Nexus Mul cultural Arts Center. Lion Arts Centre Morphe St. Adelaide Friday 27 th 8 - 11 pm Gary Daniel - Sunnyside Hotel - 17 Bay Street, Port Broughton Friday 27 th - Sunday 1 st Frances Folk Gathering - h p://www.francesfolkgathering.com.au/ Saturday 28 th Taylor Pfeiffer "The Angaston Show" - Angaston Recrea on Park - 1 Washington Street, Angaston Gawler CM Club Open Mike We look forward to seeing you on the 2 nd and 4 th Saturday of each month. th Saturday 28 Entry: $4.00 per person for all a ending. Tea and coffee are provided. BYO Nibbles to share. 11 am - 4.30 pm Anglican Parish Hall. 26 Cowan Street, Gawler NOTE: The Gawler Country Music Workshop and Open Mike will automa cally be cancelled when the forecast temperature is 32 degrees and over. Saturday 28 th 8 - 11 pm Gary Daniel - BH Club. Alexander Street, Port Pirie
Saturday 28 th 12 - 4 pm Don Costa and Graeme Hugo -Pier 1, Wallaroo
Saturday 28 th 6 pm Old South Bluegrass - Garden of Unearthly Delights. Bank SA Bandstand, Rymill Park, East Terrace, Adelaide Amber Joy Poulton ‘The Songs & The Sagas’ - Country Music's Biggest Hits & Scandals Saturday 28 th 8 pm Salisbury Secret Garden - Stockade Tavern. 12 James St, Salisbury Friday 20 th 6 - 7:30 pm The Beggars Sing The Seekers - Nexus Mul cultural Arts Center. Lion Arts Centre Morphe St. Adelaide
A special thank you to Ian Fisk for keeping us up to date with what’s happening around the traps. Phone: (08) 8296 3350 or visit here h p://countrymusicsa.com.au/gigguide/gigguide.htm for updates. Gawler Country Music Workshop Bring your instruments along and learn from the experience of others. Have fun playing along with new friends. Come along if you want to sing or play... Everyone is welcome to come along. Guitar/Bass Drums/Percussion Keyboards Banjo Entertain or be entertained. Mandolin Ukulele It doesn’t get be er than that !! Whatever you fancy... Only $4.00 entry Tea and Coffee available Only $4.00 entry BYO Nibbles Tea and Coffee available BYO Nibbles 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month
11 am to 4.30 pm First Saturday of each month 12 noon to 4.30 pm Anglican Parish Hall 26 Cowan Street Gawler
Anglican Parish Hall 26 Cowan Street Gawler For further informa on contact Fred: 0417 851 609
For further informa on contact Fred: 0417 851 609 Heat Policy The GCMC Workshop and Open Mike will automa cally be cancelled when the forecast temperature is 32 degrees and over.
9
Healthy Fudgy Snack Bars There is a lot of junk in pre -packaged snack bars. Most are made with highly processed, low quality ingredients with loads of artificial addi- tives. These Fudgy Snack Bars will become a favourite with your family and get devoured al- most as soon as they’re made. 3/4 cup honey Dave says to Dad “Dad, 3/4 cup natural peanut butter 1/2 cup cocoa powder how did you meet Mum?”. 1/4 cup skim milk powder Dad replies “Well, I was at 1/4 cup wheat germ 1/4 cup rolled oats a dance when I saw this 1/4 cup wheat bran 1/2 cup raw unsalted sunflower seeds beautiful girl and I asked 1/4 cup unsweetened shredded coconut her to dance. We did, and 1/4 cup chopped unsweetened dates 1/4 cup chopped nuts (almonds, walnuts, etc.) I fell in love with the most 1/4 cup sesame seeds beautiful girl in the world. Then cupid shot his bow In a pan over low heat, stir together honey and peanut butter until smooth. Remove from heat, add cocoa powder and skim milk powder and blend well. Stir in remaining and arrow. The arrow ingredients. Press into a greased pan. Chill and cut into squares. Stores well in freezer. missed and hit your Mum”. ------Mabel goes to the vet with her goldfish. “I think it’s got epilepsy” she tells the vet. The vet takes a look and says “It seems calm enough to me”. Mabel says, “I haven’t tak- en it out of the bowl yet”.
Hi Folks, I would just like to bring you up to date with the GCMC Workshop and Open Mike . Firstly, due to ill health Carlene has had to step down from looking a er the tea and coffee at the workshop. Carlene has been involved with the tea and coffee and kitchen for about three years; and the last year running it by herself. So on behalf of the GCMC Commi ee and the workshops subcommi ee we would like to thank Carlene for her services. It was greatly appreciated. We hope she enjoyed her gi and wish Carlene all the best for the future.
The Workshop will resume February 7 th and the open mike on February 28 th , which is also the last day of the month. I hope both con nue to keep growing and remain successful ventures. The workshop however is a workshop, and will remain a workshop. Although patrons who come along to listen are very welcome, please remember that it is a work- shop and not a concert when a ending, so some songs may get repeated or stopped to be corrected.
Fred Payne
Australias Top 20 Country Tracks http://www.countrytrackschart.com.au/index.php
1. CURVES - Travis Collins 12. SOMEWHERE BETTER TO BE - Doug Bruce 2. FOREVER BEGINS TONIGHT - The McClymonts 13. HAPPY - Lyn Bowtell 3. THIS - Kristy Cox 14. GOOD TO BAD - Catherine Britt 4. ONE MORE BEER - Ben Ransom 15. YOU GOT TO ME - Wolfe Brothers 5. WISH YOU WERE A COWBOY - Christie Lamb 16. SURE FEELS GOOD TO ME - Neilly Rich 6. SOMETIMES WHEN YOU LOSE YOU WIN - Allan Caswell 17. WEAKNESS - Dozzi 7. FAMILY LIFE - Adam Harvey 18. DISPOSABLE - Tori Darke 8. ON THE OTHER SIDE OF MIDNIGHT - Connie Kis Andersen 19. 30,000 FEET - Harmony James 9. LET'S GET OUT OF HERE - Roo Arcus 20. SING YOU UP - Luke O'Shea 10. I'LL FLY AWAY - Amber Joy Poulton 11. MISCHIEF (YOUR BACKSIDE'S GONNA PAY) - Tanya Self 10
Coming Events
Sunday March 15th 12 - 4 pm Gawler Country Music Club The Grenville Centre. 10 Playford Boulevard
Elizabeth (Across from the Civic Centre)
with special guest
Tanya Cornish
I can hear the train a comin’... Get ready to be rockin’ and a rollin’. All aboard !!!
COWELL COUNTRY MUSIC FESTIVAL UTE AND TRUCK MUSTER Saturday 7th March 2015 Ken Lamb Arena, Cowell S.A. (opposite Lucky Bay turn off) Free Camping BYO Swag, Tent, Camper or Caravan. Or Check out the local accommodation.
Friday Night: Light entertainment from local artists 6 - 10pm Saturday morning: Be entertained in the concert arena whilst browsing at the many stalls on offer. Live Music from 1pm - 1am in the Concert Arena
This Year we will be featuring a great line up of local artists, featuring: •Lindsay Waddington •Matt Manning •Graeme Hugo •Steve Bartel •Sandra Humphries •Wild Card Band •Gary Daniels •Bev Branson •Kez N Mike For more info contact: Gavin 0409 067 548 •Kimberly Nitschke Trevor 0418 835 471 •Andrew Hugo Jeff 0498 317 972 •Fine Form e-mail: •Noel Simpson [email protected] •Eric Murray
11
12