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Mulga Wire no. 30, April 1982, p.5
Mulga Wire no. 31, June 1982
All Photos © Bob Bolton
Bob's 1982 album holds photos printed from negative strips 820425A (color pics) & 820426A (b&w). Unfortunately photos of the dance in the cave are not in these negatives.
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4. dance floor in cave Photo © Bob Bolton
5. Helen Brain, Ann Pidcock sitting, Dave Johnson, Tony Romeo, Grey Wilson, Bob Brain standing
6. The campers enjoyed the music
7. piano accordion player - Skippy (Ray Goninon) & Helen Coats (later Goninon)
8. Skippy Goninon (standing), Helen Coats in front of Dave Johnson, Tony Romeo back to camera.
9. Dave Johnson seated, facing front, Ann Pidcock facing him, Helen Coats seated in centre, Greg Wilson standing, Tony Romeo seated on right
10. Helen Coats
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12. Pat Bolton, Bob Brain
13. Skippy (standing), ponytailed Najina Murray facing him, Dave Johnson at table facing forward, Ann Pidcock facing him, Tarquin Murray back to camera (RHS), Greg Wilson behind him. Murray tent beside VW campervan.
14. standing Bob Brain & lagerphone player.
Seated - Dave Johnson, Tony Romeo, Greg Wilson
15. Bob Murray
16. standing Bob Brain with son, Bob Murray. Seated Ann Pidcock with James in pram, Dave Johnson, Tony Romeo, Greg Wilson
17. Bob Murray
18. standing Bob Brain, Bob Murray & Tony Romeo, seated Dave Johnson, Greg Wilson
19. seated Ann Pidcock, Dave Johnson, standing Bob Brain & Bob Murray, seated Tony Romeo (obscured), Greg Wilson,
Thanks to Bob & Barbara Murray for identifying Skippy & Helen in photos 7,8, 9 & 13, and their children in no. 13. Thanks also to Helen Romeo for identifying herself! & clarifying the other Helen's surname.
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The Bush Music Club was founded in 1954 to collect, publish and popularise Australia’s traditional songs, dances, music, yarns, recitations and folklore and to encourage the composition of a new kind of song - one that was traditional in style but contemporary in theme.
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