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The Bushwackers [music videos]

12 May 2012 · 1 Comment

The Bushwackers are a folk music band (formed in Melbourne in 1971).

The Bushwackers – Flash Jack from Gundagai


The Bushwackers – Lachlan Tigers


The Bushwackers – Lime Juice Tub


The Bushwackers – Shores of Botany Bay


The Bushwackers – Stringybark Creek


The Bushwackers – Wooloomooloo Lair


Discography:
1974 The Shearer’s Dream
1975 And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda
1976 Murrumbidgee
1978 Bushfire
1980 Dance Album
1981 Faces in the Street
1981 Beneath the Southern Cross
1982 Down There for Dancing
1983 Warrigal Morning
1984 Lively
1988 Celebration
1994 Billy of Tea
1994 So Far
1995 Bushwacked
1996 Jubilee
1997 Oz Rock Salute
1998 No Nuts ’Til Monday
2001 Australian Songbook
2002 Indian Pacific & the Orange Blossom Special
2005 Ned
2006 April 25 [EP]
2007 The Lawson Project “While The Billy Boils”

References and further information:
TheBushwackers.com.au, The Bushwackers (accessed 12 May 2012)
The Bushwackers (band), Wikipedia (accessed 12 May 2012)

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  1. Peter Lawler says

    26 September 2018 at 00:10

    Great website
    I really appreciate it, but where are the tributes to the miners? the sons of the Southern Cross?
    The glory of this band was their pride in the Southern Cross.

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