From the Archives - Some songs of John Dengate, & some art

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art & songs © John Dengate 

1. Faces of Australia, Blood & Tears - drawing on a paper napkin, May 2007 

2. photocopy of drawing by Martin Pearson,
coloured in by unknown person, undated

3-10   Booklet - SONGS WRITTEN BY JOHN DENGATE
for you to sing about the horrible Howard years.

3 - cover - The Refugees' Revenge

4.  Do unto Others  

5. Crawler's Song + I Don't Believe a Word

6. I Don't believe a word (cont) + Howard is Horrible
+ Johnnie Howard's March 

7. Johnnie Howard's March (cont) + 
VERSE - Napoleon Bonaparte Johnnie 

7.  Napoleon Bonaparte Johnnie  + Terrorist Song 

9. Industrial Laws + Integrate!

10.   Integrate! + I wish 

11. letter re Costello Song 

12. The Boys of Wexford 

13. Economic Rationalist 

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From the Archives - Bob Bolton collection - Free as the Breeze, FOLKUS evening with John Broomhall, 2/3/84

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Not all pages were filed in Bob's folder. 

John wrote 2 of these songs, and provided all the tunes. 

1. A World No Longer Wide, words Joseph Furphy,
music © John Broomhall

2.  A World No Longer Wide (cont), words Joseph Furphy,
music © John Broomhall

3. Bullocky Bill, words Edward Dyson,
music © John Broomhall

4. Riverboat, words & music © John Broomhall

5. On the Birdsville Track, words Douglas Stewart, music © John Broomhall

6. Bush Christmas, words David Martin, music © John Broomhall

7. The Old Sundowner, words J.P.B., music © John Broomhall

8. The Old Sundowner (cont), words J.P.B., music © John Broomhall

9. Song of the Homeward Bound, words "Spinifex", music © John Broomhall

10.  Home on the Comet - words & music © John Broomhall, 1/3/84

11.  Home on the Comet (cont) - words & music © John Broomhall, 1/3/84

12. The Randwick Tout, words Trad, music © John Broomhall

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From the Archives - Matilda's Mob - Railway songs chorus sheet

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foolscap page, undated 

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Australian Folk Songs - Origins of the Australian Folk Revival. A tribute to the pioneer field collectors of the 1950s by Keith McKenry (c)1997

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From a concert at National Folk Festival, Canberra, Friday 10 April 1997

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