Darwin's Lameroo Beach
It makes sense that a person who loves Australia got that way for a reason, and the first was Midnight Oil. Not many know it, but they only broke up for good in 2001, after Peter Garrett, the lead singer, ran for Parliament. I saw them in Atlanta and shall never forget it, as I met them as well! The Powderworks list is not as lively as it once was, but it is still goin' on!
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Guitarist extraordinaire Jim Moginie from the Oils has a solo album and is also excellent.
Jim Moginie.com
It makes sense that a person who loves Australia got that way for a reason, and the first was Midnight Oil. Not many know it, but they only broke up for good in 2001, after Peter Garrett, the lead singer, ran for Parliament. I saw them in Atlanta and shall never forget it, as I met them as well! The Powderworks list is not as lively as it once was, but it is still goin' on!
Powderworks Yahoo Groups List
Guitarist extraordinaire Jim Moginie from the Oils has a solo album and is also excellent.
Jim Moginie.com
I must mention Neil
Murray. The Oils and his band, Warumpi Band,
toured outback settlements
in the late 80s. Neil is a solo artist now and worth a real listen.
Neil Murray
in the late 80s. Neil is a solo artist now and worth a real listen.
Neil Murray
I
am a fan of the late 70s, early 80s show The
Professionals
as
well and here is Dave's
excellent site to get you started. As you
know, there is nothing like a good pair of flares.
Not to mention goofy
music and fast cars.
The Professionals
And I don't mean the U.S. version starting this fall (though I will certainly check it out), but the original British version with John Simm and Philip Glenister.
The follow-up Ashes to Ashes, is just as good! The Railway Arms is where it's at, groovy.
The Professionals
And I don't mean the U.S. version starting this fall (though I will certainly check it out), but the original British version with John Simm and Philip Glenister.
The follow-up Ashes to Ashes, is just as good! The Railway Arms is where it's at, groovy.
