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Bevlina
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The Great Southland, and Beneath The Southern Cross, those are both beautiful songs elm. Has anyone heard the Tasmanian Band called 'The Bushwackers"? They are really good too!
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lil_one
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Well Bevlina... guess what? Jophn Paul Young lives a couple of mintes down the road from me!!! How cool is that?Bevlina said:
His house is surrounded by a huge brick wall though and you never see him. I drive past it at least 2 or 3 times a day most days. Its a modest and normal home which is nice!!!
I'm a fan of Savage Garden, i thought they were great. I also like Cold Chisel and John Farhnam... i live most music... except really heavy stuff!!!
Personally i like the Chrsitmas Carol, 'Six White Boomers' it is a classic!!!
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JPY Lives a few minutes from you!! WOW lil!! He was on Burkes Backyard I think & they showed his garden & if I remember correctly it was a modest home. Not like John Farhnam's!! The house on his farm looks as if it came from the South America - last century Gone With The Wind stuff. Two storey very ornate. Lush pastures with horses grazing.
I like JPY. I reckon "Love Is In The Air" is so beautiful.
hehehe...Six White Boomer's. snow white boomers, racing Santa Clause through the blazing sun...Six white boomers, snow white boomers...on his Australian run.
I like "My Boomerang Won't Come Back" too.
I like JPY. I reckon "Love Is In The Air" is so beautiful.
hehehe...Six White Boomer's. snow white boomers, racing Santa Clause through the blazing sun...Six white boomers, snow white boomers...on his Australian run.
I like "My Boomerang Won't Come Back" too.
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Bevlina
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Ohhhh...personally I like Frank Eifield! "I remember you hoo!" What dya reckon Aussies??
Do you remember Frankie?
Do you remember Frankie?
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Bevlina
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Yep, I go back further than you Jim! I can remember Johnny O Keefe! And, oh he was good!
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Hi all
I remember Frank Ifield, Litle Patty, JO'K, Col Joye, not with any particlular fondness, but I remember 'em.
Greatest Australian band ever, in my humble opinion, was Weddings Parties Anything. Cold CHisel were wonderful too, as were the Oils.
I don't think I'm going to make myself real popular here, but I reckon Jeff Bullock's Great South Land of the Holy Spirit, which someone referred to a couple of days ago, doesn't know whether it wants to be a religious song or a travel brochure, and as a result, in three verses and a chorus, it says exactly nothing. I have no time for this song whatsoever.
I remember Frank Ifield, Litle Patty, JO'K, Col Joye, not with any particlular fondness, but I remember 'em.
Greatest Australian band ever, in my humble opinion, was Weddings Parties Anything. Cold CHisel were wonderful too, as were the Oils.
I don't think I'm going to make myself real popular here, but I reckon Jeff Bullock's Great South Land of the Holy Spirit, which someone referred to a couple of days ago, doesn't know whether it wants to be a religious song or a travel brochure, and as a result, in three verses and a chorus, it says exactly nothing. I have no time for this song whatsoever.
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Bevlina
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Ooooooooooow Brute!! You remember Frankie Eifield & J.OK! Col Joy & the Joy Boys!!!
So....I am not alone!!! hehehe....told ya! "I Remember Yooooooo Hooooo!" LOVE that song!
So....I am not alone!!! hehehe....told ya! "I Remember Yooooooo Hooooo!" LOVE that song!
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'fraid so, I'm a '55 baby and I can't remember when music wasn't a very important element of the set of things that make life worth living.
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Music makes life happy Brute. Yes, we put our heart and soul into learning it, and training, but, ooooo the consequences are immense! I recall marching alone for hours with side drum attached just playing tattoos. I recall teaching the young by marching them down the street with side drum attached just on tattoo's.
I recal the hours, and hours of training just to play 'The Last Post' for Anzac Day on trumpet. It got so bad I was worried all the doggies in the neighbourhood would find their way to my place thinking I WAS the last post.
As for the piano...hours turned to weeks...weeks to years...years to experience...and now? I hardly touch the piano. What's the use?
Dance band...ooooooh..the practise of the beats, the tempo. When to use the high hat, ride the ride cymbol, crash the cymbol, bring in the toms. Seems that I have been with music for a life time...now though...the drums are silent...so is the trumpet. No use to me anymore! Only to teach...*yuk*
I recal the hours, and hours of training just to play 'The Last Post' for Anzac Day on trumpet. It got so bad I was worried all the doggies in the neighbourhood would find their way to my place thinking I WAS the last post.
As for the piano...hours turned to weeks...weeks to years...years to experience...and now? I hardly touch the piano. What's the use?
Dance band...ooooooh..the practise of the beats, the tempo. When to use the high hat, ride the ride cymbol, crash the cymbol, bring in the toms. Seems that I have been with music for a life time...now though...the drums are silent...so is the trumpet. No use to me anymore! Only to teach...*yuk*
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