DUSTY, Slim I'll Take Mine Country Style (CD)

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DUSTY, Slim: I'll Take Mine Country Style (CD)

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Interpret: DUSTY, Slim
Album titlle: I'll Take Mine Country Style (CD)
Label EMI
Genre Country
Artikelart CD
EAN: 5099943002726
weight in Kg 0.107

Dusty, Slim - I'll Take Mine Country Style (CD) CD 1
01	Cunnamulla Feller	DUSTY, Slim
02	Daddy's Girl	DUSTY, Slim
03	Christmas On The Station	DUSTY, Slim
04	You'd Better Be Waiting	DUSTY, Slim
05	I'll Take Mine Country Style	DUSTY, Slim
06	The Drunkard	DUSTY, Slim
07	My Pal Alcohol	DUSTY, Slim
08	Along The Road To Gundagai	DUSTY, Slim
09	The Ace Of Hearts	DUSTY, Slim
10	If You Walk Out That Gate	DUSTY, Slim
11	Maple Sugar Sweetheart	DUSTY, Slim
12	Where The Desert Flowers Bloom	DUSTY, Slim
13	Rose Of Red River Valley	DUSTY, Slim
14	Somebody's Mother	DUSTY, Slim

Slim Dusty Born 13.6. 1927 in Kempsey - Australia Died 19.09.2003 Sydney Record Labels: EMI... more

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"DUSTY, Slim"

Slim Dusty

Born 13.6. 1927 in Kempsey - Australia
Died 19.09.2003 Sydney

Record Labels: EMI

David Gordon Kirkpatrick (1927-2003) grew up as a fan of Jimmie Rodgers, adopting his stage name, Slim Dusty, when he was just 11 years old. At 15 he auditioned for Regal Zonophone, with one of his songs being a Jimmie Rodgers tune. Unfortunately, the label turned him down and Dusty ended up cutting 25 'process' discs as a consolation. In 1946 he finally realized his goal, making his first commercial records for Regal Zonophone at the age of 19. In 1951, he married Joy McKean of the McKean Sisters, with the two of them beginning a highly successful traveling tent show that toured Australia beginning in 1954. Dusty's recording of A Pub With No Beer would become one of the biggest selling records by any Australian performer. At the time of his death from cancer in 2003, he was in the process of recording his 106^th album. Dusty became world renowned after singing Waltzing Matildaduring the closing ceremonies of the 2000 Summer Olympic Games in Sydney. Any Old Time, was recorded with Dick Carr and his Buckaroos in 1954.

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