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This double CD features 34 recordings from performers Restless Music (PENNY DAVIES & ROGER ILOTT's studio/label) has been fortunate to work with over 35 years in the folk music scene in NSW and in Queensland.
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FULL LIST OF PERFORMERS & TRACKS

DISC 1:

1. Something Melodramatic! KERRY LEE OLDITCH
2. Here's To You Franklin DAVE DE HUGARD
3. Ky Chororo AMARANTA
4. Black Is PETER KEARNEY
5. Rainbow Warrior KAREN OTTLEY
6. Closing The Mines JOHN BROOMHALL
7. Fancie (Excerpt) GILL REES
8. Rum Rebellion SKEWIFF
9. Mother Mesa JILL STEVENS
10. The Darling Bunyip BILL SCOTT
11. Mudgee Schottische/Harvest Home ALAN SCOTT
12. A Tolerant Man GORDON McINTYRE & KATE DELANEY
13. Where The Dead Men Lie MARGARET BRADFORD
14. Hi Hi The Little Boat Rides VINCE BROPHY
15. Hard Timber HARRY ROBERTSON
16. Turn Around SPANGLED DRONGOES
17. Prayer GORDON BOK

DISC 2:

1. Hey Rain! PENNY DAVIES & ROGER ILOTT
2. Woodchip Man JOHN DENGATE
3. Love Call Me Home CAROL ROHL
4. Why Don't You Come On Down GARY SHEARSTON
5. D'oro Waltz SHARON DORO
6. Cockney Cowboy LEE WILLIAMS
7. Here's To America MURRUMBIDGEE WHALERS
8. Carlton Weaver BOB & MARGARET FAGAN
9. Wintermusic JULIE McGONIGAL
10. Making Hay JIM GREGORY
11. Past Carin' PHYL & GERI LOBL
12. Two Hundred Years CRAIG EDMONDSON
13. Girls Of Ivory DICK HALLIGAN
14. Stillwater Boys MARK DAVIDSON
15. Counting Quarters PENNY DAVIES, GORDON BOK & ROGER ILOTT
16. Love Is A Lifeline PAUL BEST
17. Bushland Lullaby MARIA, AMANDA, KATHERINE & JAMES

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DETAILED TRACK INFO:

RM198 Disc 1

1. SOMETHING MELODRAMATIC! (K.L.Olditch)
KERRY LEE OLDITCH violin

Recorded on location at The Farm, Kingfisher Lodge, Byfield, Queensland, July, 2000 for Music from Kingfisher Farm - Various Artists (RM072).

In July, 2000 we travelled to Byfield in central Queensland with a mobile recording setup to record songs and tunes by local musicians who participated in the workshops we ran that weekend. We recorded two tracks by Kerry Lee Olditch (1977-2001), a talented young violinist.

2. HERE'S TO YOU FRANKLIN (D.de Hugard)
DAVE DE HUGARD vocal, piano accordion, concertina, banjo

Recorded at Balmain, May, 1985 for Wilderness – Songs for Conservation & the Environment - Various Artists (RM005).

Inspired by American folk singer Pete Seeger's Brisbane, Queensland, concert in 1963, Dave de Hugard began performing songs and tunes, mainly on the concertina and accordion. This song was written to support the (successful) campaign to save Tasmania's Franklin River from being dammed by the H.E.C. (Hydro-Electric Commission). This campaign was the catalyst for the foundation of the Wilderness Society.

3. KY CHORORO (trad.) AMARANTA
FRANCES PATERSON vocal, classical guitar CAROLINE SYKES harp, vocal, recorder JULIE SAVAGE vocal, charango, pipes

Recorded at Balmain, September, 1985. Previously unreleased recording.

Amaranta specialised in South American music, performing around the Sydney folk scene in the mid 1980's. This is one of four songs recorded live in the Balmain studio. Concert harpist Caroline Sykes (M,F,A,) left Australia for the U.S.A. shortly after this recording, where she has studied, toured and performed with such artists as Judy Collins.

4. BLACK IS (M.Watson/P.Kearney)
PETER KEARNEY vocal, acoustic guitar, recorder CLAIRE PARKHILL vocal, recorder ROSS GRIERSON double bass PENNY DAVIES backing vocal, percussion ROGER ILOTT bouzouki, percussion, backing vocal

Recorded at Balmain, April, 1986 for the album Signs of Hope (CRM003). Original mix courtesy of Crossover Music.

Peter Kearney recorded his albums Where is Your Song My Lord? (1985) and Signs of Hope in our Balmain studio for his Crossover Music label. Peter's songs have a strong focus on social justice. The lyrics, written by poet Maureen Watson, reflect pride in her own Murri (Aboriginal) people and culture.

5. RAINBOW WARRIOR (K.Ottley)
KAREN OTTLEY vocal, acoustic guitar JOHN WARNER acoustic guitar PENNY DAVIES dulcimer RUTH & YOLANDE WARNER, CHRISTOPHER OTTLEY vocals

Recorded at Balmain, 1986 for Workers in the Field Volume 2 - Various Artists (RM013).

On July 10, 1985, the Rainbow Warrior, flagship of the Greenpeace fleet, was sunk in the Port of Auckland, New Zealand, by the ‘action' branch of the French foreign intelligence service. Written and recorded by New Zealand folksinger Karen Ottley in the International Year of Peace.

6. CLOSING THE MINES (J.Broomhall)
JOHN BROOMHALL vocal, nylon string guitar ROGER ILOTT acoustic guitar, mandolin, piano, Fender bass, vocal PENNY DAVIES vocal

Recorded at Balmain, 1987 for the album Drifting Down the Darling (SSM031). Previously unreleased original mix.

John Broomhall wrote this song about the impact on members of his family as a result of mining in his hometown, Broken Hill, New South Wales. We recorded two more albums, Free as the Breeze (1985) and In the Days When the Anzacs Were New (1987) for John on other independent labels. Balmain Recordings (RM098), a collection of unreleased songs by this prolific writer, was archived in 2009.

7. FANCIE (excerpt) (G.Rees) GILL REES hammered dulcimer, keyboard

Recorded at Storm King, 1994 for the album Dulcimer Dreaming (RM045).

We recorded two other solo albums for English-born Gill Rees (1946-2012) – North Country Maid (RM008) in 1985, and The Kookaburra Laughed (RM015) in 1987, in addition to an album with her trio Phaedra (RM010) in 1986. A gifted music teacher and performer, multi-instrumentalist Gill's main instrument was the hammered dulcimer.

8. RUM REBELLION (D.Kennedy/P.Malone) SKEWIFF
DAVE KENNEDY vocal, lagerphone MIKE HYDER fiddle JEFF DEBNAM acoustic guitar, drum, backing vocal PETE MALONE electric guitar
RICK KENYON bass guitar JOHN ROSS recorder

Recorded at Balmain, 1985 for Under Southern Skies – Contemporary Folk from Bankstown & Beyond - Various Artists (RM004), released as a single (RM006), included on the 2015 CD reissue of More Songs about Sheep & Cows (RM007).

Skewiff were a dynamic bush music band, rising to prominence in the Sydney folk scene of the 1980's. The song concerns the 1808 rebellion – the only successful armed takeover of government in Australia's history.

9. MOTHER MESA (J.Stevens)
JILL STEVENS vocal GILL REES backing vocal ROGER ILOTT acoustic & classical guitars, bodhran

Recorded at Storm King, 1989 for the album Lifeline of the South (RM023).

This song concerns the Black Mesa Navajo people who were relocated away from their spirit lands in NE Arizona as a result of uranium mining. Though wheelchair-bound due to a climbing accident as a teenager, geologist Jill Stevens never saw her disability as an impediment to her involvement in music and environmental causes.

10. THE DARLING BUNYIP (W.N.Scott) BILL SCOTT vocal SHARON DORO accordion DICK HALLIGAN Anglo concertina ROGER ILOTT banjo

Recorded at Storm King, 1993 for the album Songbird in Your Pocket (RM040).

Bill Scott (1923-2005) was a prospector, cane-cutter, cane train fireman, folklorist, poet, novelist, songwriter - and teller of tall tales. We recorded Bill's first album, Hey Rain! Songs & Poems of Bill Scott (RM026) in 1990 and published Hey Rain! The Bill Scott Songbook in 2002. An American edition was published by Timberhead Music in 2003. Bill was awarded an O.A.M. (Order of Australia Medal) in 1992 for his services to Folklore and Australian Literature.

11. MUDGEE SCHOTTISCHE/HARVEST HOME (trad.) ALAN SCOTT concertina

Recorded at Balmain, 1987 for the album Skeleton Flats – Keith Hollinshead & the Sydney Push (RM017).

Traditional singer and concertina player, Alan Scott (1930-1995), joined the (original) Bushwhackers Band in 1955, and was a foundation member of the Sydney Bush Music Club. He published and later edited its journal Singabout (1956–67).

12. A TOLERANT MAN (trad.) GORDON McINTYRE & KATE DELANEY

GORDON McINTYRE vocal, acoustic guitar, cittern KATE DELANEY vocal, concertina

Recorded at Balmain, 1987 for Skeleton Flats – Keith Hollinshead & the Sydney Push (RM017).

Scottish-born guitarist Gordon McIntyre (1940-1999) and singer Kate Delaney began singing together in Sydney in the 1970s. They were regulars at folk clubs and festivals all over Australia and released a number of albums. This anonymous ditty first appeared in the Kalgoorlie Sun newspaper in Western Australia.

13. WHERE THE DEAD MEN LIE (B.Boake/M.Bradford)
MARGARET BRADFORD vocals GARY HOWES concertina GLEN ANDREWS mandolin ROGER ILOTT acoustic & Nashville guitars, Fender bass

Recorded at Balmain, 1985 for Under Southern Skies – Contemporary Folk from Bankstown & Beyond (RM004).

This bleak 1891 poem by the melancholic Barcroft Boake was set to music by former school teacher Margaret Bradford, a singer/songwriter and regular performer around the Sydney folk scene for over 30 years.

14. HARD TIMBER (H.Robertson/trad.) HARRY ROBERTSON vocal RICHARD BROOKS harmonica
PENNY DAVIES Nashville rhythm guitar ROGER ILOTT acoustic & classical guitars

Recorded at Balmain, 1985 for Wilderness – Songs for Conservation & the Environment - Various Artists (RM005).

This song, contrasting the old timber-cutting methods with modern-day clear-felling, was recorded while Scottish-born Harry Robertson (1923-1995) was Artist-In-Residence at Chullora Railway workshops in Sydney between 1985 and 1986.

15. HI HI THE LITTLE BOAT RIDES (V.P.Brophy)
VINCE BROPHY vocals, acoustic guitar, bodhran JOHNNY SPILLANE whistle TONY McGLOIN mandolin ROGER ILOTT synthesiser

Recorded at Balmain, 1986 for the album Down to the Sea in Ships (RM014).

Dublin-born Vince Brophy worked in the maritime industry for many years. His songs draw on his experiences in the Wollongong, N.S.W. area, and the history of the south-eastern seaboard and inland waterways.

16. TURN AROUND (B.Liddiard) SPANGLED DRONGOES

BRENDA LIDDIARD vocals, mandolin MICHAEL ‘FROG' SMITH acoustic guitar ALEC MITCHELL violins, backing vocal NICK FORRESTER-HOPE bass guitar

Recorded at Balmain, 1985 for Spangled Drongoes (RM009), included on Workers in the Field Volume 2 (RM013).

The Spangled Drongoes - immigrants from Britain, New Zealand and Malaya - were a hard-hitting politically-oriented folk band in the 1980's Sydney folk scene. The song reflects the prevailing cold-war atmosphere of the time.

17. PRAYER (J.Bogin/trad.) GORDON BOK vocal, 12 string acoustic guitar

ROGER ILOTT acoustic guitar, backing vocal CAROL ROHL, PENNY DAVIES, JORDAN D. ILOTT KERRY MARIE, LEE WILLIAMS backing vocals

Recorded at Storm King, 2003. Previously unreleased track.

Maine (U.S.A.) folksinger Gordon Bok recorded his first album (produced by Noel Paul Stookey) in 1965. As a soloist, or with friends, this influential American folksinger has released 37 albums. He has toured extensively, including a short concert tour of New Zealand and Australia in 2003 with his wife, harpist Carol Rohl. We recorded four songs with Gordon & Carol during their 2003 visit. The song was adapted from a Navajo Prayer by Josh Bogin.

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DISC 2

1. HEY RAIN! (W.N.Scott) PENNY DAVIES & ROGER ILOTT
PENNY DAVIES vocals, dulcimer ROGER ILOTT acoustic guitars, banjo, Fender bass, vocal

Recorded at Balmain, 1986 for the album Birchgrove Quay (RM012), included on the 1999 album Opal Miner – Songs of Bill Scott (RM075) and the ABC's Ian McNamara's Australia All Over Volume 1 (1987) and Macca's Top 100 (2012).

Hey Rain! was the first of many songs we recorded by, or in collaboration with the eminent folklorist and poet Bill Scott. Since that time, it has travelled around the world and been included in many repertoires. Bill wrote this song with his daughter Elizabeth on a long rainy drive in North Queensland in the early 1960's.

2. WOODCHIP MAN (D.Kevans/J.Dengate) JOHN DENGATE vocal, tin whistle
BOB, MARGARET, KATE & JAMES FAGAN, JILL STEVENS, MARGARET BRADFORD, RICHARD DEPLEDGE vocals

Recorded at Balmain, 1985 for Wilderness – Songs for Conservation & the Environment - Various Artists (RM005).

John Dengate (1938-2013) was best known for his satirical songs, often castigating politicians for their failings. He was a teacher for many years, but gave it up to busk, with his songs and tin whistle, outside St James Railway Station in Sydney. The song dryly laments the destruction of Australia's native forests for pulp.

3. LOVE CALL ME HOME (P.Seeger)
CAROL ROHL vocal GORDON BOK 12 string acoustic guitar, vocal PENNY DAVIES vocal ROGER ILOTT acoustic guitar, vocal

Recorded in Camden, Maine, USA, September 2015. Previously unreleased track.

After Carol Rohl suffered a severe stroke shortly after returning from the 2003 tour of Australia/New Zealand with husband Gordon Bok, Peggy Seeger sent her this song. We performed it in concert with Gordon & Carol in Rockport, Maine in 2015, and recorded it a few days later. The song reminds us all that friends are there when you need them.

4. WHY DON'T YOU COME ON DOWN (G.Shearston) GARY SHEARSTON vocal, acoustic guitar
JORDAN D. ILOTT drums, Dobro, vocal ROGER ILOTT piano, vocal LEE WILLIAMS bass PENNY DAVIES vocal

Recorded at Storm King, 2013 for the album Reverently (RM180).

Gary Shearston (1939-2013) released his first Australian folk album in 1964. For many years he lived and performed in the U.S.A. and the U.K. His song Sometime Lovin' was recorded by Peter, Paul & Mary, and his version of Cole Porter's I Get a Kick Out of You was a worldwide hit in 1974. We began working with Gary in 2005 and recorded the last six albums for this prominent Australian folksinger. This song imagines a young hopeful peering into a world of American blues music in the 1930's.

5. D'ORO WALTZ (S.Doro) SHARON DORO accordion

Recorded at Storm King, 1992 for the album Portrait (RM033).

Sharon Doro (1950-2015) played as a soloist and with other traditional musicians such as Jacko Kevans and Lionel O'Keefe. In 2014 we archived a collection of her accordion tunes recorded between 1997-2003 - Farabella (RM063). She wrote D'Oro Waltz for her parents who ran the Post Office in the village of Dalveen, Queensland, for many years.

6. COCKNEY COWBOY (L.Williams) LEE WILLIAMS vocal, acoustic guitar

Recorded at Balmain, 1984. Included on the 2009 archival re-issue of the 1990 album Rainbows in My Eyes (RM025).

Londoner Lee Williams arrived in Australia in 1972, and performed in the Sydney folk scene. For some time, he was known as ‘the Cockney Cowboy'. A live album recorded at Sydney's Kirk Gallery in 1976 was never released. We recorded tracks for his only album over a number of years, and released it in 1990 following his return from eight years living and working in Los Angeles, U.S.A.

7. HERE'S TO AMERICA (J.Lindsay) MURRUMBIDGEE WHALERS

COLLEEN WALTON vocal JIM LINDSAY acoustic guitar, vocal DAVE LAMBERT fiddle - with ROGER ILOTT Fender bass

Recorded at Balmain, 1985 for the album Murrumbidgee Whalers (MW001), archived to CD in 2015 (RM159); included on Workers in the Field Volume 2 (RM013).

Murrumbidgee Whalers were a dynamic three-piece folk band, with members from Australia, Britain and Ireland. They were regular performers in the Sydney Folk Scene in the mid 1980's. Irish-born songwriter Jim Lindsay documents the plight of young female Irish immigrants to America in the early 20th century.

8. CARLTON WEAVER (trad.) BOB & MARGARET FAGAN

BOB FAGAN vocal, acoustic guitar, dulcimer MARGARET FAGAN, MARGARET WALTERS, KATE FAGAN vocals

Recorded at Balmain, 1986 for Singing the Weaving – Songs of the Spinning & Weaving Industries (RM011).

BOB FAGAN vocal, acoustic guitar, Appalachian dulcimer MARGARET FAGAN, MARGARET WALTERS, KATHERINE FAGAN backing vocals
Recorded at Balmain, 1986 for Singing the Weaving – Songs of the Spinning & Weaving Industries (RM011).

We first recorded Margaret & Bob Fagan in 1984 for the compilation album Workers in the Field - Volume 1 (RM003). They have performed around the Australian folk scene for more than 30 years singing a broad mix of British, American and Australian songs (with special focus on the Realist Writers), both as a duo and with their daughter Kate, son James and daughter-in-law Nancy Kerr.

9. WINTERMUSIC (J.McGonigal)
JULIE McGONIGAL fiddles, tin whistle
MARK DAVIDSON acoustic guitar ROGER ILOTT acoustic guitars, Fender bass, bodhran

Recorded at Storm King, 1995 for the album Carried on the Wind (RM047), included on Wintermusic (RM111) in 2005.

A classically trained violinist, New Guinea-born Julie McGonigal played traditional fiddle with Bale-Em-Up Bush Band and Bunyips Bush Band in the Brisbane folk scene through the 1970'-1980's. We recorded her first album, Mists of Guyra (RM039) in 1993. Following the onset of the debilitating Charcot-Marie-Tooth syndrome she had to put aside the fiddle, but subsequently took up the hammered dulcimer.

10. MAKING HAY (J.Hoban/J.Gregory) JIM GREGORY vocal, bouzouki
PENNY DAVIES backing vocal ROGER ILOTT mandolin, pedal steel, backing vocal

Recorded at Storm King, 1988. Included on the 2009 archival reissue of the 1987 album Some People (RM020).

Jim Gregory (1963-2001) arrived in Sydney in the 1980's from Glasgow. Playing around the folk clubs, he went on to perform with Alistair Hulett and traditional musicians including Eilish O'Connor, Peter Woodley, and Lindsay Martin. The song is about the transition of a reckless young male into maturity.

11. PAST CARIN' (H.Lawson/P.Lobl) PHYL LOBL vocal, classical guitar GERI LOBL harmonica

Recorded at Balmain, 1987 for Skeleton Flats – Keith Hollinshead & the Sydney Push (RM017).

Phyl Lobl has been involved as a writer, performer and recording artist in Australian folk music since just prior to the inaugural National Folk Festival of 1967. She fought for recognition of Australian Folk music on the Music Board of the Australia Council, and was awarded the Graham Squance Award for services to folk music in 1986. The song outlines the hardships pioneer women faced on the land.

12. TWO HUNDRED YEARS (C.Edmondson) CRAIG EDMONDSON vocal, acoustic guitar
ALEX BISHOP concertina PENNY DAVIES backing vocal ROGER ILOTT Rickenbacker 450/12, Fender bass, backing vocal

Recorded at Balmain, 1987 for the album Bondi Road (RM019).

Craig Edmondson writes about Australian history and culture. His album was the final Balmain recording before we moved the studio to Storm King, Queensland. The song looks at the cultural insensitivity of many white Australians to the indigenous inhabitants at the time of the Bicentenary of European settlement in 1988.

13. GIRLS OF IVORY (trad.) DICK HALLIGAN Anglo concertina

Recorded at Storm King, 1997 for Stories from Quart Pot Creek – A Memory Quilt of Stanthorpe 1872-1997 (RM050). Traditional musician Dick Halligan has been active in the Queensland folk scene since the days of the Folk Centre in Brisbane in the 1960's. He was a session player on several Restless Music albums in the 1990's.

14. STILLWATER BOYS (M.Davidson) MARK DAVIDSON vocal, acoustic guitar
JULIE McGONIGAL vocal, fiddle MADONNA GARRIGAN vocal ROGER ILOTT guitars, pedal steel, mandolin, bass

Recorded at Storm King, 1995 for the album Carried on the Wind (RM047).

Mark Davidson is a Brisbane singer-songwriter who has played solo and with various groups around the Queensland folk scene for many years. The song contrasts fair weather friends with those who stay and weather the storms.

15. COUNTING QUARTERS (P.Davies/G.Bok) PENNY DAVIES, GORDON BOK & ROGER ILOTT

PENNY DAVIES vocal GORDON BOK vocal, 12 string acoustic guitar ROGER ILOTT acoustic guitar, vocal

Recorded in Camden, Maine, USA, September 2015. Previously unreleased track.

Following her stroke, harpist Carol Rohl described her daily ration of energy in terms of ‘saving my quarters today for going out tomorrow'. Touched by this description, I wrote the words, describing Carol's courage in the face of her difficulties, and sent them to Gordon Bok (Carol's husband) who wrote the tune. During our 2015 stay in Maine we recorded the song as a surprise for Carol. (P.D.)

16. LOVE IS A LIFELINE (P.Best) PAUL BEST vocal, 12 string acoustic guitar
PENNY DAVIES backing vocal ROGER ILOTT acoustic guitar, Rickenbacker 360/12, vocal, key bass

Recorded at Storm King, 2002 for the album Faded Blue (RM082).

Paul Best (1951-2016) and I were friends from Kindergarten days in 1956 in Sydney. We went through most of our schooldays together, played our first folk gig together in 1969 (and Paul's last gig in 2015), and remained friends and musical collaborators for 60 years. Paul wrote this song for a friend who was suffering the loss of a loved one. (R.I.)

17. BUSHLAND LULLABY (M.Lopes) MARIA, AMANDA, KATHERINE & JAMES

AMANDA LOPES classical guitar, vocal MARIA LOPES vocal KATHERINE FAGAN vocal JAMES FAGAN vocal

Recorded at Balmain, 1985 for Wilderness – Songs for Conservation & the Environment (RM005).

During their childhood in north-western Sydney, sisters Amanda & Maria Lopes and their neighbours James & Kate Fagan wrote and arranged many songs together. This one was their loving tribute to the bush.

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RESTLESS DISCOGRAPHY - Selected albums with reference to this compilation

RM004 VARIOUS ARTISTS - UNDER SOUTHERN SKIES 1985 LP/CD 2015 Archival Recording

RM005 VARIOUS ARTISTS - WILDERNESS 1985 LP/CASS 2015 CD Limited Edition

RM006 SKEWIFF - RUM REBELLION/HEY SANDY 1985 45 RPM SINGLE
RM007 SKEWIFF - MORE SONGS ABOUT SHEEP & COWS 1985 CASS 2015 CD

SPANGLED DRONGOES - LAND OF PLENTY? 1985 CASS/CD 2009*( 09)

PHAEDRA 1986 CASS/CD 2013* (with 008)

FAGAN, WALTERS, FAGAN - SINGING THE WEAVING 1986 CASS 2015 CD Limited Edition

PENNY DAVIES & ROGER ILOTT BIRCHGROVE QUAY 1986 LP/CASS/ 2011 CD* ( 12)

VARIOUS ARTISTS - WORKERS IN THE FIELD - VOL 2 1986 LP/ CD 2015 Archival Recording

VINCENT P. BROPHY - DOWN TO THE SEA IN SHIPS 1986 LP/CASS (Reissued on CD by Hard Yakka 1999)

GILL REES - THE KOOKABURRA LAUGHED 1987 LP/CASS

JILL STEVENS - DESERT RAIN 1987 LP/CASS
JILL STEVENS - LIFELINE OF THE SOUTH 1989 LP/CASS mp3 2016

KEITH HOLLINSHEAD & THE SYDNEY PUSH - SKELETON FLATS 1987 CASS 2015 CD Limited Edition

CRAIG EDMONDSON - BONDI ROAD 1987 LP

JIM GREGORY - SOME PEOPLE 1987 CASS/CD 2009*

lEE WILLIAMS - RAINBOWS IN MY EYES 1990 CASS/ CD 2009 LIMITED RELEASE (CD)

BILL SCOTT - HEY RAIN! 1990 CASS 2014 CD

SHARON DORO - PORTRAIT 1992 CASS/CD 2014 Limited release

JULIE MCGONIGAL - MISTS OF GUYRA 1993 CASS/ CD 2004 Archival Recording

BILL SCOTT - SONGBIRD IN YOUR POCKET 1993 CASS 2014 CD

GILL REES - DULCIMER DREAMING 1994 CD/CASS

MARK DAVIDSON & JULIE MCGONIGAL - CARRIED ON THE WIND 1995 CD

SHARON DORO - FARABELLA 2014 CD LIMITED RELEASE

VARIOUS ARTISTS - MUSIC FROM KINGFISHER FARM 2000 CD LIMITED RELEASE

PENNY DAVIES & ROGER ILOTT OPAL MINER – THE SONGS OF BILL SCOTT 1999 CD

PAUL BEST - FADED BLUE 2002 CD

HEY RAIN! THE SONGS & STORIES OF BILL SCOTT 2007 DVD/CD (WITH DOLPHIN CREATIVE)

JULIE MCGONIGAL – WINTERMUSIC 2005 CD

GORDON BOK & FRIENDS – FOUR SONGS 2003 CD Archival Recording

MURRUMBIDGEE WHALERS 1985 CD Archival recording

GARY SHEARSTON – REVERENTLY 2013 CD

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More information about

ALAN SCOTT https://www.nla.gov.au/selected-library-collections/scott-collection

BILL SCOTT https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Scott_(author)

BRENDA LIDDIARD http://www.brendaliddiard.co.nz/Site/Brendas_Home_Page.html

CAROLINE SYKES http://www.pacificharps.com/

CRAIG EDMONDSON (The Snake Men) More information about: http://www.thebrag.com/music/five-things-craig-edmondson-stefano-cosentino-snakemen

DENIS KEVANS https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denis_Kevans

GARY SHEARSTON https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Shearston

GILL REES http://jam.org.au/cornstalk/cornstalk_439_May_12_dengate.pdf

GORDON BOK http://www.gordonbok.com/

GORDON MCINTYRE http://trove.nla.gov.au/result?q=subject%3A%22MacIntyre%2C+Gordon+--+Interviews.%22

HARRY ROBERTSON http://www.harryrobertson.net/

JOHN BROOMHALL http://illawarrafolkfestival.com.au/john-broomhall

http://jam.org.au/moxie/venues/thedog/DOG-March-2010.shtml

JOHN DENGATE http://trove.nla.gov.au/work/7696620?q&versionId=8864586

http://mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=151740

JOHN HOBAN http://www.johnhoban.net/

KERRY OLDITCH http://www.ethnosuperlounge.com/shensjournal/2001mar25.htm

http://paulocoelhoblog.com/2007/08/07/daily-message-68/

MARK DAVIDSON http://www.markdavidson.com.au/

PETER KEARNEY http://www.peterkearneysongs.com.au/

PHYL LOBL http://phyllobl.net/

http://phyllobl.net/downloads/wasn_t_that_a_time.pdf

More information on the sinking of the Rainbow Warrior: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinking_of_the_Rainbow_Warrior

More information on the Rum Rebellion: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rum_Rebellion

More information on the Franklin campaign: https://www.wilderness.org.au/history-franklin-river-campaign-1976-83

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