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Corroboree in Dixie
Graeme Bell All Stars
Released 1967
“Corroboree in Dixie”
RCA L101797 (LP, 33rpm, Mono, 12”)
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Dreamtime For Jedda
(Leslie Raphael, 1954)
Le Garde Twins
Released September 1959
“Ballads of The Bushland”
Columbia 33-OEX-7506 (LP, 33rpm, 12”)
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Jabbin Jabbin
(Collected: Mrs F.J. Murphy – Translated: Dr. H.O. Lethbridge –
Arranged: Arthur S. Loam, 1937)
Diana Trask
Released October 1964
CBS BA-221140 (Single, 45rpm, 7”)
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The Cream in Between
Tex Morton
Released 1967
DO-4785 (Single, 45rpm, 7”)
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The Stones Cry Out
(John Antill)
Bernadette Quin (soprano) with Dorothy White (piano)
Released c. early-1960s
Brolga Records BM-14 (EP, 33rpm, 7”)
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I'm A Boomerang Bender (Pee Wee From Murrumbidgee)
(Slim Degrey)
The Delltones
Released 1967
CBS BA-221373 (Single, 45rpm, 7”)
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King Billy’s Song
(Lyrics: Richard Baylis – Music: William G. James, 1922)
Buster Noble
Recorded in London, November 1963, Released 1964
“Walkabout With Buster Noble”
Columbia 33SX1610 (LP, 33rpm, 12”)
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Long Ago in The Dreamtime
(Peter Scriven & Eric Rasdall)
Peter Scriven’s Tintookies
Released 1967
“Peter Scriven’s Tintookies – Little Fella Bindi”
Festival Records FL-32.127 (LP, 33rpm, 12”)
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Lionel Long - The Bunyip
02:43
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The Bunyip
(Tom Berryman)
Lionel Long
Recorded November 11, 1959 in Sydney, Australia
Columbia 45-DO-4099 (Single, 45pm, 7”)
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Will You Fight, Will You Dare?
(Phyl Vinnecombe)
Phyl Vinnicombe
Released 1968, Australia
“Dark Eyed Daughter”
W&G WG-E.2773 (EP, 45rpm, 7”)
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Dig That Crazy Didgeridoo
(Martin St. James)
Bill (Moon Man) Renfrey
Released 1969, Australia
Festival Records FK-3356 (Single, 45pm, 7”)
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Three Aboriginal Dances – Brolga; Kunkarunkara Women; Nalda of the Echo
(Mirrie Hill)
The Westway Studio Orchestra
Released 1971, UK
“Dance, Period”
Southern Library of Recorded Music MQ/LP 7 (LP, 33rpm, 12”)
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Walkabout
(Nat Kipner & Clyde Collins, 1960)
The Horrie Dargie Quintet
Recorded in Melbourne, released May 1960
“Dig the Didjeridoo with the Dargies”
Astor AEP-4001 (EP, 45rpm, 7”)
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Why Don’t You Try to Didgeridoo
(Frank Hardy: words & music; David Boyd: music, 1966)
Alex Hood
Released 1967
“Our Kinda Country”
Columbia SPR-1 (LP, 33rpm, 12”)
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Maranoa Lullaby
(Collected & translated: H. O. Lethbridge – Arranged: Arthur S. Loam, 1937)
Victorian Girl Guides Association Choir
Recorded in Melbourne, c. 1960s
“Songs of Australia”
Crest Custom Recording GG-004 (LP, 33rpm, 12”)
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Amnesiac Archive Sydney, Australia
"The past is a strange and wonderful place. Much of it is also a realm of amnesia"
amnesiac-archive.com
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