Great Aussie Music

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That's great to hear RWB....what sharing music is all about.

And that line is brilliant! The Syd beer of that day....no fruity boutique beers around then.

Even when it comes to my Vermin cousin..but I do believe my passion for music came from spending time with him when I was little.even his email address is Led Zeppelin related....plus my immediate family also of course being so musical...LOL at the beer..Dad would have loved that comment..we couldn't even get him to go to Randwick when he would begrudgingly come to Sydney..he preferred Rosehill as it was walking distance from my sister's house..he said it was the best racetrack in Australia...
This is the other concert I went to:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfY8xnuXWLI

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Stumbled upon this gem last evening....the Whitlams have gone country! Tim Freedman has teamed up with some great musos incl one of our very best guitarists Rod McCormack. Doing a quick fire regional tour and cut an album (I think..).

This is the single....bear with me, it contains images that may offend.. South Sydney stuff. But the song and film clip is so good it's worth it. Old imagery of Sydney town is brilliant. Take me back.

Written by Perry Keyes whose music I have fallen in love with. Aussie talent plus. Will post some of his here later.

https://youtu.be/M6JjWWBdbqs

Jack! You didn't mention Rod is Gina Jeffrey's husband..you know I like details...

Mum loved her. I have her version of Radiohead's Creep which she performed for Triple M's Musical Challenge CD. I was in a music shop in Chatswood years ago where I used to shop regularly when I worked over there and a customer asked the person behind the counter, who is this lovely lady singing Creep?

Found her performing it at West Tamworth with Rod:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9ez1wd1vBk

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Jack! You didn't mention Rod is Gina Jeffrey's husband..you know I like details...

Mum loved her. I have her version of Radiohead's Creep which she performed for Triple M's Musical Challenge CD. I was in a music shop in Chatswood years ago where I used to shop regularly when I worked over there and a customer asked the person behind the counter, who is this lovely lady singing Creep?

Found her performing it at West Tamworth with Rod:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9ez1wd1vBk

Yes indeed. I spent many a long night at West Tamworth Leagues.

She won Starmaker in Tamworth as Gina Hillenberg when I was there. We used to watch Keith Urban playing pub gigs at the Festival for free before he became famous too. Many a career started up there.

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Yes indeed. I spent many a long night at West Tamworth Leagues.

She won Starmaker in Tamworth as Gina Hillenberg when I was there. We used to watch Keith Urban playing pub gigs at the Festival for free before he became famous too. Many a career started up there.

Speaking of Keith, he's going to be making a special secret appearance later this week...that's all I'm saying... Glad you mentioned him..

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In the meantime, now Jimmy Barnes has come up on my shuffle..it's like he and David Bowie are vying for my attention this morning..I love all my boys equally...

This one is Red Light from Out of The Blue..almost red, white and blue there Jimmy...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0y-M4gO0m9c

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Speaking of Keith, he's going to be making a special secret appearance later this week...that's all I'm saying... Glad you mentioned him..

Better half can remember Keith busking on the streets at Tamworth before he made it big.

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Better half can remember Keith busking on the streets at Tamworth before he made it big.

oh wow...My friend's sister in law used to have a young man write ballads for her and come around to their house in Balmain trying to woo her. when they were teenagers...his name..Alex Lloyd...

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Jimmy Barnes - I’d Die To Be With You Tonight

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1sPLZ6AXIPE

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a truly bonz song , from only the 90s

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The Oils ...cracking tune

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and one of the first 45's i bought with pocket money ...from 1971, Marshalls Portable Music machine by Robin Jolley

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and when i grew out of my pop phase ...then came Buffalo singing Shylock

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and one of my favourite geetar players...Lobby Lloyd

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and the bloke my uncle really got me into that corrupted me completely ...THORPEY....and yes , I was at the show that shut a prison

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Ted Mulry benefit..night two