Denise Brooks Interview

Here is one lady who I had heard of for some time before I actually heard her singing. I had been told she was good, but when I did finally get to hear her, I had to agree she was good. Thank you Denise I really like your album and keep up the good work.

Q: Where were you born and where did you grow up?

A: I was born in Penrith NSW and lived in Plumpton NSW until I was 9 before moving to Dandenong Vic where I lived until 17 and then moved to Maryborough Qld area

Q: Was there anyone in particular who played an influential part in shaping your career?

A: I have been influenced and encouraged by many people although they are probably not as well known in the industry as they deserve to be.   Sharon Heaslip recommended I enter ABBA StarQuest in Tamworth which led me to Buddy Thomson and Lyn Bennett whom I hold in the highest esteem not just as musos…but as friends as well.   Bob Magee has been there every step of the way and has been my rock.   I guess if I was to pick someone whose style of music has influenced me most it would be Anne Kirkpatrick.   There are far too many to list and I know I would forget some and that would be unfair.   To anyone and everyone who has been there and continues to be there…..thanx a million.

Q: How long is it since you first got started in the industry?

A: I first started playing drums at the age of 13…had my first singing lesson at 18, but never really took it seriously until about 6 years ago

Q: What year did you do your first recording?

A: 2003 – A single CD which I recorded for the Royal Flying Doctor Service Spirit of Queensland Awards called – You’re Not Alone

Q: What was it that made you decide to go into the recording industry?

A: I actually never thought I was good enough to record, and it wasn’t until I toured with Stan J Hunt as part of the Country Classics in 2005 that enough people convinced me to give it a try….now I love it

Q: I know you’ve had a regular booking at the caravan park in Longreach, would you like to elaborate on that?

A: We were talking to Tom McIvor in Tamworth this year and he mentioned that he wanted to take this season off and he asked us if  we would be interested in doing the season for him.   Bob and I had performed at the Park the year before as part of a tour we were doing so everyone agreed and here we are.
The Show has become an indoor show now partly due to the weather and is receiving great comments from the visitors, Park Management and Head Office, which we are so thrilled about.

Q: I also believe you have been noticed by the Stockman’s Hall of Fame at Longreach, tell me more about that.

A: We were lucky enough to be asked to perform at the Hall Of Fame during the Drovers Reunion Week when I decided to approach the HOF with an idea for a music video, using a track from my CD.  The track Our Women Pioneers tells of the struggles and hardships faced by pioneering women and was written by Ray Rose and won the NT Songwriter Award 2008 for Bush Ballad.
The idea was to utilize the Women of the West exhibition together with the statue of “Martha” which is representative of the Pioneering Women as the basis for the music video.   The HOF have agreed to the idea and put their support behind it in raising the necessary funds to complete the video.

Q: How much time do you spend “on the road”?

A: Normally about 4 or 5 months but this year we have been based at Longreach since April and will continue here until the end of September.

Q: What do you do when you’re not touring?

A: Preparing for the next tour and attending the major Festivals like Tamworth, Bungendore, Boondooma and the like

Q: You released "One Of Kidman's Men" on Hillcrest, Hillcrest seems to do very well on the charts. What lead you to release a track with Ross & Hillcrest?

A: Ross emailed me and asked if I was interested in releasing a single internationally through Hillcrest.  I wasn't sure at the time because Pioneers and Poets was such an Australian CD.   I sent a copy to him and he thought that One Of Kidman's Men was very radio friendly for the countries that Hillcrest serviced.   The rest as they say is history.   It is so important to deal with the right people when making these decisions...I would not have picked One Of Kidman's Men and I am so thankful to Ross for knowing his market so well.

Q: Your most memorable musical occasion?

A: There have been lots and I am still so amazed that all these good things are happening to me but receiving an email from your publicist (RhonBob Promotions) saying One Of Kidman’s Men is #1 in the UK is pretty memorable

Q: Your most embarrassing musical moment

A: Again there have been lots…like dropping drumsticks…, forgetting words

Q: I have placed the titles of the tracks on your album below, and you may add a comment to any or all of them if you wish.

Q: Is there anything you would like to add that we haven’t already mentioned?

A: I am just so thankful that I have been given the opportunities to do something I really love.  Also to the DJ’s and reviewers who are playing my music and have said so many kind things about me and to anyone who has bought the CD or requested the music video on CMC – I truly appreciate it. I would also like to thank Rhonda Sinclair from BLURB Creative Solutions.  If anyone is passing through Longreach – don’t forget to drop in and say hello.

Q: Thank you Denise for taking part in this interview. I’m sure there will be lots of people out there who will be interested to hear about Denise Brooks.

Pioneers and Poets

1) Through The Hard Times – (Bob Magee/John Seers) - an anthem for women…behind every good male is a better female….lol
2) Our Women Pioneers – (Ray Rose) - winner of the NT Songwriters Award 2008 – Bush Ballad…is the often understated role that women have played in our history…hopefully the next music video for CMC
3) Through The Eyes Of A Poet – (Buddy Thomson) – written by my mentor and good friend…. Buddy is an inspiration to the Bush Balladeers of Australia
4) A Scene From Long Ago – (Bob Magee/John Seers) – the first single from the album and currently screening on CMC (please go to CMC website and request it)
5) The Vanishing Breed – (Ray Rose) – although previously recorded by the likes of Slim Dusty and Tom Maxwell, this is the first time the full version has ever been recorded
6) One Of Kidman's Men – (Buddy Thomson) – released overseas through Hillcrest Canada and doing really well…I am so pleased for Buddy

Available from:
www.denisebrooks.com  
http://www.joysmusicworld.com/Artists/DeniseBrooks.html

Congratulations - Denise Brooks

United Kingdom
#1
Denise Brooks
Kidman's Men

Ecma July 18-08
Large Chart Of 4004 Songs
Denise Brooks
# 23
One Of Kidman's Men

Fundraising Concert
For
Kempsey Hospital Ladies Auxilliary

When: 10th August 2008
Where: Kempsey Heights Bowling Club
Time: 12.00 noon – 4.00 pm
Cost: $5.00 pp
Music supplied by: Kempsey Country Music Club Incorporated

Contact Pauline Fisher
02 6562 1656
PaulineFisher1@gmail.com

DJ Paddy Settling In to New Changes

Hi Friends All,

Since Change of Program Name, I have been very busy, lots of changes to do. Plus the fact WOW fm has been off the air for much needed, Repairs, Updates, and installation of new Microphones and other equipment.

Australia's Cedar Creek Band
Sunday the 27th of July

Cedar Creek Band returns to the Bago Vinyards near Wauchope for another performance on Sunday the 27th of July, 11am to 3pm.

This will be their third appearance at this venue, and has proved to be very popular with locals, and tourists alike.

The Cedar Creek Band was created by David Tyne, ex-leader and founding member of the award winning group, and first Starmaker winners, "Grand Junction". Grand Junction was also the recipient of a "Golden Guitar" for Best Vocal Group in 1981, and later, were winners of the prestigious Mo Award.

Along with Dave on bass guitar and vocals, his brother, Mike Tyne (also a member of Grand Junction), plays pedal steel and dobro in the band. The other members of Cedar Creek Band include Dave's son Clint on lead guitar, banjo and vocals, John Blight on rhythm guitar and vocals, Peter Figgett on keyboard and vocals, and Mick Miles on drums. Occasionally, they are joined by ex-Grand Junction fiddle player, Lance Clark

Their repertoire of musical styles include Bluegrass, Contemporary Country, Country Rock, Western Swing and Rock'n'Roll.

The band released its first, self-titled, sixteen track CD in 2001, forging a name for the group both in Australia, and overseas on the world wide music charts.

Their latest 12 track CD, Still Creakin', features three new, original songs, one by Dave Tyne and two by long-time legend, Shorty Ranger.

Apart from performing up and down the mid north coast of NSW, the band looks forward to appearing at some of the major Country Music Festivals in the future

Regards
Dave Tyne

Phone/ Fax, Cedar Creek 61 2 65625300
E-mail tyness@midcoast.com.au
http://www.midcoast.com.au/~tyness/

Blacktown Country Music Club
Sunday 27 July 2008

A concert not to be missed! If you love country music mark this night on your calender. Compered by 'Singing Hank Mitchell' presents special guest artist... Ross Webb, Michelle Little, Slim Newton, Christina George & Wildseed and up and coming star, Sharna!

Location: St Marys RSL Club,Mamre Rd, St Marys 12noon - 4.00pm

Angie
Publicity Officer
Blacktown Country Music Club

Bookings: 02 9673 1896

Junior Country Music Festival 2008

Cultural Centre, Oakey QLD (25 Km West of Toowoomba)

6 & 7 September 2008 8am

More than 20 sections, for contestants 17 years and under!

Bar Operating
Food & Snacks Available

Affiliated with Qld Champs

Supporting: Toowoomba Hospice

Contact: Paul Wilson 4637 9028 or 0407 572 786, for an entry form.
Or email: wilsonpc@optusnet.com.au

Born In Boots Celebrates It's 10th Anniversary

July ‘08 is a month filled with recall, fun, prizes and celebration at Curtin Radio 100.1 FM when management, country music fans, community and artists acknowledged the 10th anniversary of Western Australia’s long-standing and very popular country music radio show, Born in Boots.

Hosted by Brendon T Moylan, the six-hour program can boast that it is one of Australia’s longest single dedicated country music radio shows outside the 24/7 stations.

From the early days of being a one-and-a-half hour ‘fill in’ show, Born in Boots has matured into the program it is now because of the popularity of

the format - one that Brendon T has himself developed, honed and implemented.  

Now after celebrating its 10TH anniversary on air, the show continues to grow and expand its appeal by streaming live around the world on www.borninboots.com

During the past ten years of community broadcasting, Born in Boots has also been instrumental in raising funds to support numerous charities and communities in need of assistance.

Contributions as a result of the fundraising events organized by Brendon T and his lovely wife, Janiece have usually totalled $10,000 and upward for each and every event.

Charities and organizations such as, The Salvation Army Christmas Appeal (an annual event), Moora Flood relief, Tsunami Relief, Warrawee Woman’s Shelter, The Father Bryan Appeal, The Cerebral Palsy Association, Cystic Fibrosis, and Camp Quality (to name just a few) have benefited.

However it is not just charities that have gained from Born in Boots’ community involvement.  A staunch supporter of Australian artists, Brendon T Moylan has also helped launch the careers of many local Perth country music artists, releasing and promoting their music to the public.

He has implemented the release of the Best in the West compilations, the first volume being distributed Australia-wide 5 years ago, showcasing and drawing much needed attention the superb music talent residing in the West.  Volume 2 will be out soon to coincide with the show’s 10th anniversary celebrations.

Brendon T Moylan is one of Australia’s most respected and popular radio presenters and this can be evidenced by his involvement on judging panels for many local and high profile interstate country awards.   The last two years, Brendon T himself has been honoured as a finalist in The People Choice Awards in Tamworth in the Best Country Show and Best Country DJ categories.

His and the show’s popularity is such that at the recent fundraiser Radiothon for Curtin FM, Born in Boots listeners donated a staggering $25,145 in the 6 hours that the program aired, highlighting their passionate support and dedication for this very special program.

Listeners can tune into Brendon T Moylan’s dedicated Country Music program every Saturday from midday until six wherever they are in Western Australia, Australia or in fact the World as it streams live on www.borninboots.com

KM Publicity kmpublicity@iinet.net.au

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Mary Black
Twenty-Five Years, Twenty-Five Songs 2 CD

A Legend in her homeland of Ireland, Mary Black has long held the attention of the followers of Irish Music as one of the finest female vocalists in the world.

Mary Black’s distinguished career has spanned over 25 years from her

early days in Dublin folk clubs through ever-escalating success with seven platinum solo albums one of which – No Frontiers – spent fifty six weeks in the Irish Top 30. Needless to say Mary Black is a seminal figure in Irish Musical history and one of the artists responsible for it’s relatively recent blossoming on a global level.

To celebrate Mary’s 25 years as a solo artist, a special compilation album will be released in August. On the first week of release in Ireland “Twenty-Five Years, Twenty-Five Songs” reached #1 in the Irish Charts. This album will contain 25 tracks spanning those 25 years and is entitled accordingly. Mary Black – 25 Years/25 Songs. All tracks have been fully remastered, with 4 complete remixes and 2 new songs.

Domenica La Macchia
Email: Domenica.LaMacchia@destra.com
Direct: 02 9433 4840
Cell: 0401 520219

Drew McAlister 2008 Golden Saddle Awards Finalist And Featured On Bundy Country 2!

2008 is shaping up to be a fantastic year for Drew McAlister. Since the release of his debut album ‘There To Here’ in February this year, McAlister has 2 successful singles including the current heartfelt track, ‘Part of the Family’, which continues to climb the charts and he has just been announced as a finalist for the ‘New’ 2008 Golden Saddle Awards – the New South Wales Independent Country Music Awards.

The winner of the Golden Saddle Award will be selected by a judging panel consisting of 4 top Country Music industry professionals & the Chairman of the Galston Country Music Festival & announced during a concert held at the Galston Club on Saturday 13th September 2008. For

more details about the Golden Saddle Awards or the Galston Country Music Festival please visit www.galstonfestival.com

McAlister’s first single ‘Somewhere Somehow’ will be featured on Bundy Country 2 due for release August 2nd 2008. Bundaberg Rum and destra Music have joined forces to release Bundy Country 2, the second Bundaberg branded compilation containing the hottest local and international country artists including Lee Kernaghan, Alan Jackson, Adam Brand, Kenny Chesney, Gary Allan and many more. All of Bundaberg Rum’s profits from the sale of these CDs will go to support the Bundaberg Rum Bush Fund, a joint initiative with Landcare Australia to assist Australian community with land rejuvenation projects.

McAlister has been gaining momentum in the Industry since winning a Golden Guitar in 2007 for Vocal Collaboration of the Year with Caswell (A Little Bit of Country In Us All). His latest single ‘Part of the Family’ is receiving enormous support from radio and is fast becoming a favorite of fans & industry members alike. The duet ‘Sometimes You Just Know’ featuring Rose Carleo reached #9 on The Music Network’s Country Top 30 Chart this week.

‘Part Of The Family’ Is At Radio Now.
There To Here is in stores now through Compass Bros.

For Media Enquiries Contact:

Johanna Hemara Sails On High Seas

NfS 123 Track 20  Daddy |from album Goodnight Sweetheart

Sydney singer, yodeller and songwriter Johanna Hemara released her debut album May 31, and not long after the filmclip of the first single Daddy played on CMC. 

Distributed on NfS 123 Daddy is a very personal writing for Johanna whose superb vocals are captured brilliantly on her new album Goodnight Sweetheart.   Standouts are the yodel classics, exquisitely aided by the sweet delivery of guitarist Neil Cheverton penned lyrics plus co-writers including Johanna herself making for a great first release album. 

This month, Johanna was quick off the mark setting sail in the Pacific Ocean guest appearing on a 10 day cruise.  The P&O cruise docks in Auckland on Tuesday night.  Then it’s back to Sydney for a Charity Event at Telstra Stadium next Saturday.

The 28 year old singer songwriter started singing and yodelling at a very young age, taking home a number of awards in Country Music Capital Tamworth including some of the most prestigious new talent events the KMart Jazzer Smith Award and the Barry Thornton Encouragement Award.

In 2004 Johanna was named a Top 20 finalist in the prestigious Toyota Starmaker and in 2007 she was a Johnny O'Keefe Best New Talent nominee at the 31st MO awards. 

Best known for her ability to yodel with ease, and her amazing vocal range, Johanna can sing just about any style of music although country from contemporary to country rock, big ballads and yodeling is her passion.  And she’s no stranger to live television work appearing on The Clive Robinson Show, Good Morning Australia, The Midday Show, Starsearch and New Faces.

The combination of Johanna’s dynamic vocals, versatility and stage presence has always set her apart, and she has plenty of career awards and accolades as testimonial, including a Star Maker finalist berth, and also a finalist in the Best New Talent section of the MO Awards.

Her first single Daddy is a heartfelt song written by Johanna as a tribute to her dad ‘Cookie’ who passed away suddenly at the young age of 52. A beautiful ballad, Daddy tells the story of Johanna trying to cope and understand why it happened and dealing with the fact she never got to say goodbye.             Profile NfS 123

Oot Now Goodnight Sweetheart distributed through One Stop Country. Recorded by Neil Cheverton at Mid Stream Sudios and Simon Tonx Suburbia Music Studio, the album was co-produced by Johanna and Simon, with session musicians Mike Kerin on fiddle, Stewart Gillies on drums, guitar and banjo work from Tim Dutton, Neil Cheverton Simon Tonx and steel guitar Nick Summers.  Eight of the thirteen tracks are written or co-written by Neil Cheverton some in collaboration with Johanna.

2008 Toyota Star Maker Talia Wittmann
Releases Debut Album

When Talia Wittmann won Toyota Star Maker in Tamworth this year she joined the ranks of some outstanding Australian talent...previous Star Maker winners include Keith Urban, Beccy Cole, Lee Kernaghan, Gina Jeffreys and James Blundell.

Talia is the youngest of four children. Her father Manfred immigrated to

Australia with his family in 1953 from Germany, her mother Rosalee was born in Australia. Talia has two sisters, Sasha and Shana, and a brother Karl.  Talia grew up in the small town of Verdun in the Adelaide Hills on her parents' property. Her interests as a child included dancing, playing sport, riding horses and motorbikes.

During primary school, Talia also took up singing and guitar lessons and competed in various talent quests winning various placings. In 1998, Talia started her high school education at Modbury High where she studied subjects like biology, chemistry and geography, achieving an amazing tertiary entrance rank of 95.05.

In 2003, Talia completed Certificate III in music at TAFE and began to concentrate solely on her music. She went on to study a Bachelor of Music by correspondence for 12 months through the Mackay Conservatorium of Music and then moved to Mackay for a further semester of study on campus. Talia is also a graduate of the 2007 CMAA Australian College of Country Music.

And along with her brand new Rav 4 and some other great prizes, the twenty three year old won a record deal with Compass Bros Records. Talia entered the studio in late May with producer Graham Thompson (producer of hit albums by Adam Brand, Melinda Schneider and James Blundell), a collection of great songs and a stellar band including Mark Punch, Rod McCormack, Ian Lees, Glenn Wilson, Clayton Doley and James Gillard.

The final result, ‘Reckless Side Of Me’ showcases her powerful and emotional vocals. The newest resident of the NSW Central Coast penned half of the tracks on the album that talks of love both good & bad (I Can Say That Now & Nothing To Me), relationships (Ain’t No Man), some party tracks for the girls (Girls Get Loud & Talk Dirty To Me) plus a comedic take on how women are supposed to act (Ladylike). The first single & title track, Reckless Side Of Me examines the internal battle between right and wrong.

‘Reckless Side Of Me’, the debut album from 2008 Toyota Star Maker winner Talia Wittmann, will be released on August 2nd 2008 on Compass Bros Records through destra Music and will be officially launched at this year’s Toyota National Country Music Muster on Wednesday August 27th.

“A fearless debut album, one of the best I have heard in 10 years….all the songs are strong, individual, extremely well played, and Talia’s voice sits somewhere between Patty Griffin, Michelle Shocked, Lucinda Williams and Kasey Chambers”, fellow Star Maker James Blundell.

For more information or to arrange an interview with Talia Wittmann, please contact:

Ms Kris Katsanis
Compass Bros Records Publicity
32a Halloran Street, Lilyfield NSW 2040
kris@compassbros.com.au ph: 02 9555 9144 fax: 02 9555 9188

Good Things Keep On Coming To Shaz

“What a great year so far and it just got even better”
“To be a finalist nomination in the Golden Saddle Awards is absolutely amazing and I am so honoured.”
Sharon will battle it out for the title at The Galston Club on Saturday September 13, the night before the 2008 Galston Country Music Festival on Sunday September 14.
"The inaugural 'New' Golden Saddle Awards entries were very strong" said Director Donna Boyd, "and reflected the level of talent and ability in independent country music in NSW."
To vote for Sharon in the Golden Saddle People’s Choice Awards, you need to go to the following link:
http://gcmf.adelphisoftware.com.au/general_access/ga_golden_saddle_finalits
or you can follow the link on Sharon’s Web Page @ www.shazlane.com
You should also pass this on to your friends:
At the beginning of the year Sharon released her debut album ‘Second Chance’

Sharon attained a nomination in the TIARA Awards at Tamworth, for Vocal Collaboration with Randall Waller.
April 12th, 2008, Sharon saw her first radio single ‘Hello’, hit # 47 on the country charts
And July 12th, 2008 finds Sharon’s second single ‘I don’t want to fall to pieces’, currently charting at # 36 on the country charts
During the ‘Hat’s off to Country’ festival Sharon had the pleasure of performing ‘How’s your journey goin’, as part of Brenda-Lee Heathcote’s album launch ‘Light of Hope’, in support of the Victims of homicide Foundation. A cause Sharon greatly supports.
News Flash
Sharon is currently in negotiations with Hardrush Country’s CEO Kelvin Fahey who has shown great interest in ‘Second Chance” and Sharon’s songwriting talent.
Kelvin says ‘Sharon is a solid performer with great vocals and impressive songwriting. We are very interested in being part of her career path in country music’.
We will keep you posted
June found Sharon trekking back to Woodford QLD for The Dreaming Festival where Sharon captivated the audiences with her vocal ability and flair and was on the same billing as artist such as Jimmy Little, The Merrg and Warren Williams.
During the first week in August Sharon will be heading out west to Walgett Collarenebri and Lightning Ridge to conduct a number of songwriting workshops designed for the school students in the surrounding district culminating with a performance on the Friday evening @ the Sporto’s Club.

So don’t forget to go along.
For interviews:

Contact: Tony Lane on 042 994 9682

Jessica Simpson To Premiere
Come On Over" Video On Jessicasimpson.Com

Jessica Simpson will release her highly anticipated debut country album, "Do You Know?", September 2008. Produced by Brett James and John Shanks, Simpson co-wrote all but three of the tracks featured on the disc, including her current Top 25 hit single, “Come On Over.”

Simpson is certainly ready to come on over to country music. Recorded in Nashville, this album gives listeners an inside look into the real Jessica Simpson. “Every single song is a piece of my heart … who I am,” comments Simpson. “I’m not what everybody thinks that I am. Believe it or not, I’m a simple country girl. I might buy expensive shoes,” she laughs,

“But, I’m definitely a simple country girl and this album will hopefully give people a sense of who Jessica is again.”
Helping share Simpson’s story is none other than country legend Dolly Parton who lends her powerful vocals to the title track, “Do You Know.” Parton wrote this record just for Simpson. “It’s such a great song,” comments Simpson. “I’m so blessed to be able to sing with her on it … she is so much a part of me finding myself as an artist.”

Jessica Simpson has premiered her latest music video for the Top 25 smash “Come On Over” on her website – www.jessicasimpson.com. Shot at Little Creek Ranch in southern California under the skillful direction of Liz Friedlander, Simpson turns up the heat and effortlessly conveys the sexy, confident attitude of the song. For those make-up mavens out there, watch for a glimpse of the elegant bottle of Simpson’s soon-to-be unveiled fragrance, “Fancy,” available in select stores later this year.

Emma Smith 02 9383 6384
emma.smith@sonybmg.com

Ronni Rae Rivers New Single I Would Want To
NfS 123 Track 1 Out Now

Following the success of Cowboys Come Home, Ronni Rae Rivers returns to her more traditional country roots with the new single I Would Want To from her forthcoming CD Whole Heart to Give produced by Herm Kovac.

This hauntingly beautiful ballad demonstrates Ronni Rae’s ability to strike a dynamic balance between contemporary and traditional country music styles.

Though she has often been likened vocally to the smooth sound of Trisha Yearwood this song has a hint of a young Tanya Tucker.

Telling the story of a lost love and the emotional struggle in deciding whether or not to allow the heart to risk getting hurt again, this song has an instant classic appeal to it.

Ronni Rae delivers a stellar performance and is set to take her career to new heights with this single.
Artist Profile NfS 123
CMC News – I Would Want To July 2008
Look out for the new clip just filmed, airing in the next few weeks.

CMC News – Cowboys Come Home May- July 2008
CMC Country Pick, CMC Top 30, CMC Country Top 50

More News - It’s Only Make Believe June 2008
Ronni Rae Rivers video clip debuted at No 2 spot in first week of GAC Great American Country ‘Search for A Star’ attracting US voters online and a viewing audience of 46 million households. Shot at Bojangles Saloon Alice Springs Ronni Rae Rivers nails this classic Conway Twitty number.

Link to YouTube @ www.ronniraerivers.com

ICMB Profile – Independent CM Bulletin Autumn Edition
Jim Guider interviews Ronni Rae

Bookings/Management-Australia

Greenwich Park Jamboree
13th September 2008

Walk Up Artist Concert 10AM - 6PM $5.00 Under 16 free
Huge Woolshed Dance 7.00PM - ??????? $20 under 16 free
BYO drinks, nibbles, jokes & smiles
Bookings essential for Dance… Call Patti: 0248298335 0432253057
“Free Camping”or "Swag In Shed"' Entertainment from:

Patti McKinnon, Midnight Riders, Jamie Agius, Outlaw Ian Miller, Bobby Silk, Triston Severs,
Celtic Crossroads, Dusty Field and The Battlers

Annual Fundraiser for Big Hill Rural Fire Service…
they will be cooking good food throughout the weekend at reasonable prices.
Goulburn Country Music Association will be cooking breakfast..
Good Bush Tucker throughout the weekend

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