Thursday, 22 March 2018

Minutes of the Conference held on the 9th of February (1957), at the Esperanto Hall, Milson's Pt., Sydney.

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Minutes of the Conference held on the 9th of February, at the Esperanto Hall, Milson's Pt., Sydney, Convened by the Bush Music Club at which representatives of the Billabong Band, Victoria, Queensland Bush Music Club and the Brisbane Singers were represented. 


These Minutes were in the front of a damaged Minute book, containing Annual & monthly Bush Music Club minutes from April 1957 monthly meeting to March 1978 AGM. As pages from the front are missing, this book might have continued the first minute book, 14th Oct 1954 to 11th March 1955. Missing pages were not found in  Archives. (June 2020)
As pages were loose & some were out of place, they were numbered before scanning.

red Minutes Book 1957-1978






The record of the meeting before lunch is on 5 numbered narrow pages, & the afternoon proceedings are typed on 7 wider pages. Both sections were stapled together.

Unfortunately the minutes break off at the end of page 7, part of the way through an address by the Secretary of the Folk Lore Society, Mr Edgar Walters. Page 7 is only held by one staple, & we will probably never know how many pages are missing

Review of the Conference in Newsletter, Vol. 3(1), June 1957



The conference was not mentioned in Singabout.


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Minutes of the Conference held on the 9th of February 1957
1.  Three chairmen - Brian Loughlin (BMC), Frank Nickells (Billabong Band), Stan Arthur (Qld BMC)

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Friday, 16 March 2018

Bob Bolton Collection - Queen Victoria Ball, 2003






Mulga wire no.154, Dec 2002, p.5













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(all photos copyright Bob Bolton) 

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Thursday, 15 March 2018

Bob Bolton collection - Anzac Heritage Ball & picnic. 29th April, 2002




Mulga Wire 148, Dec 01, p.4






Mulga Wire no. 151, June 2001,



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(all photos copyright Bob Bolton)


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Sunday, 11 March 2018

Duke's Place, Australian Songs in Concert & Session with Dingo's Breakfast, Friday 13th April (3rd Friday) + report


Roger Montgomery & John Angliss, are Dingo’s Breakfast, WA’s popular touring folk act. 

The Dingo’s Breakfast tour every summer in the eastern states of Australia, appearing at the very best of the festivals, clubs and venues.

With decades of performance experience under their belts, The Dingo’s Breakfast present an electrically eclectic dialectic selection of Oz Music, Poetry and Yarnspinning, with the accent firmly on Comedy . . Beauty!

Dingo’s Breakfast concerts are a wonderful mix of Traditional and Contemporary Australian and Irish Songs, lavishly salted with an edgy slam of Performance Poetry. The Dingo’s have comprehensively proved that Performance Poetry is not just for breakfasts any more.



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Duke's Place - Australian songs in concert & session

usually 2nd Fridays, 7.30 for 8pm start - evening ends 11.30
$10, bring a contribution for supper  


Bush Music Club  
Tritton Hall, Hut 44
Addison Road Centre
142 Addison Road , Marrickville 

enquiries Sandra 9358 4886 
www.bushmusic.org.au
http://bushmusicclub.blogspot.com.au/


Map of Addison Road Centre     http://www.arcco.org.au/contact/


Duke's place, named after our honoured early member Harold 'Duke' Tritton (1886-1965), is the place to go once a month for a great night of Australian songs in concert and session. Duke was a powerful singer who supplied BMC with many songs he had learnt in his younger days while working as a shearer and at other bush jobs. He was also a songwriter and poet giving us songs that have entered the tradition such as Sandy Hollow Line and Shearing in the Bar.

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