The funeral service for Matthew (Dutch) Tilders will be held at Mitcham Baptist
Church, 8-12 Simla Street, Mitcham on TUESDAY (May 3, 2011) at 11.00am. Parking
at the venue or Mitcham Station. No flowers please. In lieu, Envelope donations
to Peter Mac, Box Hill.

The wake will be at the Manhattan Hotel directly after.    BYO Instruments.

We will remember him..................       all of us x

Lynne Wright - Music Events/Entertainment/Musicians/Comedians
Peanuts Promotions
Peanuts Publishing
Official Management of Dutch Tilders 'Australian Bluesman' 1959-2011
www.peanutspromotions.com.au
www.dutchtilders.com.au
P O Box 5079
HEATHWOOD  VIC  AUST  3134

+61 (0) 419 308 781
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A list for the discussion of the Australian Blues Scene, Favourite Overseas
Artists, Blues Theory, Blues Technique and Blues GeShould be  ACC 385020    My
Apologies for error

Yes I am feeling the loss and will be missing more than just Dutch while funeral
plan comes together.

Thanking you,

Love Lynne x


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   1a. Re: This Weeks Gigs/RIP Dutch Tilders. From: Kaz
   2. Dutch Tilders Funeral Bank Account Details for those asking to contr From:
peanuts@...
   3. Playlist: BluesBeat, #854 ,CRN National Satellite Program 01-05-11 From:
BluesBeat
   4. Playlist: BluesBeat Top 20 CD's  April  2011 Living Blues Submission From:
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   5. Fw: Bucky's Canberra Blues & Roots gig guide From: Ross Ward
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   1a. Re: This Weeks Gigs/RIP Dutch Tilders.
   Posted by: "Kaz" cavegirlau@...   cavegirlau
   Thu Apr 28, 2011 3:13 am (PDT)


   Glad it went well RW.

   RIP Dutch

   Kaz xox

   --- In BluesOz@yahoogroups.com, "Ross Ward" <rosswards@...> wrote:
   >
   > Hi there,
   >
   > The Benefit gig foir the Niemeier's at Tathra on Easter Sunday was runaway
success.
   >
   > I'll fill you on the final details and results of all that next week.
   >
   > Really sorry to hear about Dutch Tilders passing away. I know his spirit
will certainly live on.
   >
   > It really is the end of an era, and thanks for great music and good personal
memories I have of you, Dutch!
   >
   > We'll be having a few in his honour this weekend:
   >
   > Fri 29th April,
   > Wards Xpress,
   > Feat: Al Britton.
   > Pyrmont Bridge Hotel,
   > Union St, Pyrmont.
   > 9.00pm-12.00am.
   >
   > Sun 1st May,
   > Wards Xpress,
   > Feat: Al Britton,
   > Tudor Hall Hotel,
   > Cnr Pitt & Redfern Sts,
   > Redfern, 4.00pm-7.00pm.
   >
   > Cheers, RW.
   > www.rossward.com
   > www.facebook.com/rossward
   > www.reverbnation/rosswardsxpress
   >
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   Posted by: "peanuts@..." peanuts@...  
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   Thu Apr 28, 2011 4:49 am (PDT)


   Dear Friends of our Bluesman after receiving enquiries such as this example
below I have given details of account ongoing for Dutch Tilders donations.

   "If there is a bank account I could put a donation ( in lieu of flowers) into
for funeral costs or whatever, please send through details" Kaz

   Yes contributions to Dutch Tilders Cancer Account will be greatly appreciated
and can assist with funeral costs.

   Lynette J Wright Westpac Ringwood BSB 033349/ ACC 38520

   RIP Dutch Tilders - Our National Blues Treasure Our loving friend
forever.............................

   Lynne Wright - Music Events/Entertainment/Musicians/Comedians
   Peanuts Promotions
   Peanuts Publishing
   Official Management of Dutch Tilders 'Australian Bluesman' 1959-2011
   www.peanutspromotions.com.au
   www.dutchtilders.com.au
   P O Box 5079
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   +61 (0) 419 308 781
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   Thu Apr 28, 2011 7:43 am (PDT)


   Hi,
   My latest playlist for Sunday morning's CRN program (4-5am EST) is available
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   or just click on playlist #854 from the main page.
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   best regards,

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   Thu Apr 28, 2011 5:12 pm (PDT)


   The latest Top 20 submission for April can be viewed from here-
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   5. Fw: Bucky's Canberra Blues & Roots gig guide
   Posted by: "Ross Ward" rosswards@...   rosswards
   Thu Apr 28, 2011 8:16 pm (PDT)


   > Hello everyone,
   >
   > Time for another local music roundup as we move past Easter & ANZAC Day in
   > the nation's capital.
   >
   > Sad news from the world of Australian blues music was the recent passing
   > of the great bluesman Dutch Tilders. I am so pleased to have known him &
   > witness one of his last shows here in Canberra late last year. What an
   > outstanding performance from a man fighting an incurable disease, aware of
   > his diminishing days with family, friends & fans.
   >
   > I left Dutch at the Canberra airport departure lounge for the 'flight
   > home', both of us aware of the irony of that description. His last
   > gesture was a weak outstetched hand, a wry yet confident smile, a cheeky
   > wink & his final words to me..."keep the faith!"
   >
   > Congratulations to the National Folk Festival performers, committee &
   > volunteers on an excellent 2011 event, their 45th to date I believe. A
   > very diverse program & a high calibre of artists across many genres...well
   > done!
   >
   > Now here's some upcoming Canberra gigs you may be interested in.
   >
   > This coming Sunday it's the 'Pro Blues & Roots' jam at the Holy Grail in
   > Kingston. Unfortunately, Lianna Rose can't be our host band for this
   > event due to a last-minute problem (availability) with a band member from
   > Sydney but she will still be performing at the Harmonie German club
   > tonight. The Steve Russell Band (who incidentally never actually broke up
   > but keep re-forming each year) will be the host band at the Grail from
   > 2pm.
   >
   > The FNA ('Friday Night Acoustic') series at the Harmonie German Club in
   > Narrabundah continues with a strong line-up of interstate & local artists.
   > This month has a stellar cast including; Jeremy Edwards (Dust Radio
   > Band/Sydney), festival fave Lucie Thorne (NSW), former resident Geoff
   > Cartwright (Sydney) & the fabulous Luke O'Shea (Luke O'Shea & Medicine
   > Wheel/Sydney).
   >
   > FNA in June kicks off with the great Danny Mack & his band (June 3) along
   > with a bonza blues month that will see Dean Edgecombe & the Seventh Sons
   > CD Launch (June 10), Steve Russell & the 'Pro Blues & Roots Acoustic' jam
   > (June 17) & the talented young Sydney bluesman, Chris Mawer in solo
   > acoustic mode to end the month (June 24).
   >
   > Don't forget our special Mother's Day afternoon show on Sunday, 8th May
   > (4pm) by Melbourne blues/roots guitar virtuoso Nick Charles (see below).
   > It is being presented by the Canberra Blues Society & the Harmonie German
   > Club.
   >
   > Look forward to seeing you out & about sometime soon.
   >
   > APRIL 2011
   >
   > FRIDAY, APRIL 29
   > What: Friday Night Acoustic series
   > Who: featuring ‘Lianna Rose' (Central Coast/NSW)
   > Where: Harmonie German Club, Narrabundah ACT
   > What Time: 8pm (FREE entry)
   > www.liannarose.net
   >
   > MAY 2011
   >
   > SUNDAY, MAY 1
   > What: Pro Blues & Roots jam
   > Who: featuring ‘Steve Russell Band’
   > Where: Holy Grail, Kingston ACT
   > When: Sunday, May 1st
   > What Time: 2pm (FREE entry)
   >
   > FRIDAY, MAY 6
   > What: Friday Night Acoustic series
   > Who: featuring ‘Jeremy Edwards' solo (from 'Dust Radio Band'/Sydney)
   > Where: Harmonie German Club, Narrabundah ACT
   > What Time: 8pm (FREE entry)
   > www.jeremyedwards.com.au
   > www.myspace.com/jeremyedwardsandthedustradioband
   >
   > SUNDAY, MAY 8
   > What: Special acoustic performance
   > Who: featuring ‘Nick Charles' solo (Melbourne)
   > Where: Harmonie German Club Auditorium, Narrabundah ACT
   > What Time: 4pm (Tickets @ door $10/$8 CBS members)
   > www.charlesguitar.com
   >
   > FRIDAY, MAY 13
   > What: Friday Night Acoustic series
   > Who: featuring ‘Lucie Thorne' (NSW)
   > Where: Harmonie German Club, Narrabundah ACT
   > What Time: 8pm (FREE entry)
   > www.luciethorne.com
   >
   > FRIDAY, MAY 20
   > What: Friday Night Acoustic series
   > Who: featuring ‘Geoffro & Bones' (Geoff Cartwright/Sydney)
   > Where: Harmonie German Club, Narrabundah ACT
   > What Time: 8pm (FREE entry)
   >
   > FRIDAY, MAY 27
   > What: Friday Night Acoustic series
   > Who: featuring ‘Luke O'Shea' solo ('Luke O'Shea & Medicine Wheel'/Sydney)
   > Where: Harmonie German Club, Narrabundah ACT
   > What Time: 8pm (FREE entry)
   > www.lukeoshea.com
   >
   > JUNE 2011
   >
   > FRIDAY, JUNE 3
   > What: Friday Night Acoustic series
   > Who: featuring ‘Danny Mack' + band (NSW)
   > Where: Harmonie German Club, Narrabundah ACT
   > What Time: 8pm (FREE entry)
   >
   > SUNDAY, JUNE 5
   > What: Pro Blues & Roots jam
   > Who: featuring ‘TBA’
   > Where: Holy Grail, Kingston ACT
   > When: Sunday, June 5th
   > What Time: 2pm (FREE entry)
   >
   > FRIDAY, JUNE 10
   > What: Friday Night Acoustic series/Special CD Launch!
   > Who: featuring ‘Dean Edgecome & the Seventh Sons'
   > Where: Harmonie German Club, Narrabundah ACT
   > What Time: 8pm (FREE entry)
   >
   > FRIDAY, JUNE 17
   > What: Friday Night Acoustic series 'Pro Blues & Roots Acoustic jam'
   > Who: featuring ‘Steve Russell'
   > Where: Harmonie German Club, Narrabundah ACT
   > What Time: 8pm (FREE entry)
   >
   > FRIDAY, JUNE 24
   > What: Friday Night Acoustic series
   > Who: featuring ‘Chris Mawer' solo (Sydney)
   > Where: Harmonie German Club, Narrabundah ACT
   > What Time: 8pm (FREE entry)
   > www.myspace.com/chrismawerband
   >
   > JULY 2011
   >
   > SUNDAY, JULY 1
   > What: Friday Night Acoustic series
   > Who: featuring ‘Aleyce Simmonds' solo (Sydney)
   > Where: Harmonie German Club, Narrabundah ACT
   > What Time: 8pm (FREE entry)
   > www.aleycesimmonds.com
   >
   > SUNDAY, JULY 3
   > What: Pro Blues & Roots jam
   > Who: featuring ‘Den Hanrahan & the Roadsiders’
   > Where: Holy Grail, Kingston ACT
   > When: Sunday, July 3rd
   > What Time: 2pm (FREE entry)
   >
   > FRIDAY, JULY 8
   > What: Friday Night Acoustic series
   > Who: featuring ‘Kevin Bennett' solo ('The Flood'/Sydney)*
   > Where: Harmonie German Club, Narrabundah ACT
   > What Time: 8pm (FREE entry)
   > www.theflood.com.au
   > *We hope to bring you news of a special 'The Flood' (acoustic trio) Sunday
   > show in September! Stay tuned Floodfans, Floodies or Floodites (whatever
   > you're called...)
   >
   > FRIDAY, JULY 15
   > What: Friday Night Acoustic series
   > Who: featuring ‘Meraki' duo (ACT)
   > Where: Harmonie German Club, Narrabundah ACT
   > What Time: 8pm (FREE entry)
   >
   > Ta, Bucky
   > Lone Wolf Promotions
   > Ph: (0418) 633 239
   >
   >
   >


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   6. May Gigs.
   Posted by: "Ross Ward" rosswards@...   rosswards
   Thu Apr 28, 2011 8:45 pm (PDT)


   G'day there,

   Hope to see you at one of the following:

   Fri 29th April,
   Wards Xpress,
   Feat: Al Britton,
   Pyrmont Bridge Hotel,
   Union St, Pyrmont,
   9.00pm-12.00am.

   Sun 1st May,
   Wards Xpress,
   Feat: Al Britton,
   Tudor Hall Hotel,
   Cnr Pitt & Redfern Sts,
   Refern. 4.00-7.00pm.

   Fri 13th May,
   Ross Ward ( Solo ),
   Flood Relief Benefit,
   Royal Mail Hotel,
   Goodna ( Qld ).
   6.30-9.30pm.

   Sun 15th May,
   Wards Xpress,
   Feat: Al Britton,
   Tudor Hall Hotel,
   Cnr Pitt & Redfern Sts,
   Refern. 4.00-7.00pm.

   Fri 27th May,
   Wards Xpress,
   Feat: Bill Williams,
   Pyrmont Bridge Hotel,
   Union St, Pyrmont,
   9.00pm-12.00am.

   Cheers, RW.

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Scroll down to a few tributes and Media Release ** Dutch Tilders Featuring on
TV31

To our Blueslovers family

Dutch Tilders funeral was a perfect day for us to remember him always.  With an
array of speakers we shed a tear and a laugh.  "Dutch Tilders has left the
building" and was draped with the Holland and Australian Flag.  Apricot roses
was the theme with three guitars to the side of his coffin.

The warmth in the Mitcham Baptist Church showed how much love we all had for Our
Bluesman who was a World Blues Legend and Internationally acclaimed songwriter.

The wake at the Manhattan Hotel was incredible with musicians from all over
Australia flying in to join Melbourne musicians in a long jam.

The service and wake have been filmed for later release.  Dutch was said to be
laughing from above and wondering why so much fuss.  We saw him honoured with
the full royalty he deserved.

Thankyou to all who have supported family and friends during this difficult time
when the loss of a great man will certainly leave many saddened.  So blessed we
are to have his legacy of his music forever and may we remember our stories in
his company to share with others to keep the magic of blues alive.  Personally I
feel cherished to have known so many beautiful people throughout my life with
Dutch Tilders blues family.

Lynette J Wright     Westpac     Ringwood     BSB  033349/  ACC  385020      
***Amended Account Number

Lynne

3a. Farewell to Dutch Tilders
Posted by: "mcblurter" mcblurter@...   mcblurter
Tue May 3, 2011 8:25 pm (PDT)
What a fitting tribute to Dutch yesterday. Around 400-500 people attended a
great service. Reflections by his sons Sonny and Sam and grandaughter Olivia
were wonderful. Jazz legend Peter Gaudion gave a humorous and sincere account of
Dutch, labelling him as the greatest white blues voice around. Geoff Achison and
Lloyd Spiegel gave more recent accounts, Geoff singing some of Dutch's lyrics to
paint a vivid picture of the man. Lloyd speaking how everyone, no matter what
era they saw him, talk of seeing 'this old blues guy" for the very first time
and the effect on them. The idea of the old blues man being that he always gave
that feeling across, a deep understanding of the blues. MBAS president Gary
Jones called on the faithful to Keep the Faith. Manager Lynne Wright gave a
moving account of her times, in sickness and in health, with the Dutchman.
Dutch's coffin went out to the tune of St James Infirmary, wonderfully performed
by peter gaudion's jazz band. Throughout the event numerous photo's videos and
songs of Dutch's were played. Good morning cigarette showing the truth and
humour Dutch always had!
Then the wake, Dutch would have been proud and humbled. Blues musicians from
everywhere provided a musical tribute. If a bomb had of gone off there wouldn't
have been much of a blues scene left, mebourne's scene would have been finished!
It was still rocking at 5pm when I left, with still more talent available to get
up. Family, friends and fans alike remembering all that he has given us. The
Grandfather of Australian Blues, it was one big family yesterday, seeing people
you hadn't seen for a long time, all catching up, with the converstaion usually
starting with "remember that gig of Dutch's where.........." Thanks Dutch you
have left a great legacy of which no one will forget. Even though it is
difficult at the moment I know in time I will smile every time I hear your
music, and I will regale with my children with embellished stories of my time
with the legendary Dutch Tilders. Time will show just what a legend he really
was, we have all been very fortunate.
Cheers
Rooster


3b. Re: Farewell to Dutch Tilders
Posted by: "mcblurter" mcblurter@...   mcblurter
Tue May 3, 2011 8:29 pm (PDT)

Quote of the day. When Dutch was asked recently if he had made peace with god,
Dutch replied "I never knew I offended him in the first place" priceless.





Lynne Wright - Music Events/Entertainment/Musicians/Comedians
Peanuts Promotions
Peanuts Publishing
Official Management of Dutch Tilders 'Australian Bluesman' 1959-2011
www.peanutspromotions.com.au
www.dutchtilders.com.au
P O Box 5079
HEATHWOOD  VIC  AUST  3134

+61 (0) 419 308 781
Weddings, Parties, Festivals, Venues - Entertainment Provided

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Hi Lynne
I have to agree with Rooster.  I only ever saw Dutch once in about '77, and
probably for only half an hour (I'm not really into blues) but I never forgot
him.  I worked in pubs as a barmaid in the 80's and saw lots of forgettable
bands, but always remembered Dutch.  Which is why I had him on Wrokdown.  He was
an entertainer to me - the most important thing!
xxxxxxxxxxx

   ----- Original Message -----
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   Subject: [rocknroll-scars] Error re Dutch Tilders Funeral Bank Account Details
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   Scroll down to a few tributes and Media Release ** Dutch Tilders Featuring on
TV31

   To our Blueslovers family

   Dutch Tilders funeral was a perfect day for us to remember him always. With an
array of speakers we shed a tear and a laugh. "Dutch Tilders has left the
building" and was draped with the Holland and Australian Flag. Apricot roses was
the theme with three guitars to the side of his coffin.

   The warmth in the Mitcham Baptist Church showed how much love we all had for
Our Bluesman who was a World Blues Legend and Internationally acclaimed
songwriter.

   The wake at the Manhattan Hotel was incredible with musicians from all over
Australia flying in to join Melbourne musicians in a long jam.

   The service and wake have been filmed for later release. Dutch was said to be
laughing from above and wondering why so much fuss. We saw him honoured with the
full royalty he deserved.

   Thankyou to all who have supported family and friends during this difficult
time when the loss of a great man will certainly leave many saddened. So blessed
we are to have his legacy of his music forever and may we remember our stories
in his company to share with others to keep the magic of blues alive. Personally
I feel cherished to have known so many beautiful people throughout my life with
Dutch Tilders blues family.

   Lynette J Wright Westpac Ringwood BSB 033349/ ACC 385020 ***Amended Account
Number

   Lynne

   3a. Farewell to Dutch Tilders
   Posted by: "mcblurter" mcblurter@... mcblurter
   Tue May 3, 2011 8:25 pm (PDT)
   What a fitting tribute to Dutch yesterday. Around 400-500 people attended a
great service. Reflections by his sons Sonny and Sam and grandaughter Olivia
were wonderful. Jazz legend Peter Gaudion gave a humorous and sincere account of
Dutch, labelling him as the greatest white blues voice around. Geoff Achison and
Lloyd Spiegel gave more recent accounts, Geoff singing some of Dutch's lyrics to
paint a vivid picture of the man. Lloyd speaking how everyone, no matter what
era they saw him, talk of seeing 'this old blues guy" for the very first time
and the effect on them. The idea of the old blues man being that he always gave
that feeling across, a deep understanding of the blues. MBAS president Gary
Jones called on the faithful to Keep the Faith. Manager Lynne Wright gave a
moving account of her times, in sickness and in health, with the Dutchman.
Dutch's coffin went out to the tune of St James Infirmary, wonderfully performed
by peter gaudion's jazz band. Throughout the event numerous photo's videos and
songs of Dutch's were played. Good morning cigarette showing the truth and
humour Dutch always had!
   Then the wake, Dutch would have been proud and humbled. Blues musicians from
everywhere provided a musical tribute. If a bomb had of gone off there wouldn't
have been much of a blues scene left, mebourne's scene would have been finished!
It was still rocking at 5pm when I left, with still more talent available to get
up. Family, friends and fans alike remembering all that he has given us. The
Grandfather of Australian Blues, it was one big family yesterday, seeing people
you hadn't seen for a long time, all catching up, with the converstaion usually
starting with "remember that gig of Dutch's where.........." Thanks Dutch you
have left a great legacy of which no one will forget. Even though it is
difficult at the moment I know in time I will smile every time I hear your
music, and I will regale with my children with embellished stories of my time
with the legendary Dutch Tilders. Time will show just what a legend he really
was, we have all been very fortunate.
   Cheers
   Rooster

   3b. Re: Farewell to Dutch Tilders
   Posted by: "mcblurter" mcblurter@... mcblurter
   Tue May 3, 2011 8:29 pm (PDT)

   Quote of the day. When Dutch was asked recently if he had made peace with god,
Dutch replied "I never knew I offended him in the first place" priceless.

   Lynne Wright - Music Events/Entertainment/Musicians/Comedians
   Peanuts Promotions
   Peanuts Publishing
   Official Management of Dutch Tilders 'Australian Bluesman' 1959-2011
   www.peanutspromotions.com.au
   www.dutchtilders.com.au
   P O Box 5079
   HEATHWOOD VIC AUST 3134

   +61 (0) 419 308 781
   Weddings, Parties, Festivals, Venues - Entertainment Provided

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At 07:54 PM 4/05/2011, you wrote:

Glad Dutch had a good send off Lynne, the band 'up there' must be
bloody awesome by now!

Best wishes,

Paul

>
>
>Scroll down to a few tributes and Media Release ** Dutch Tilders
>Featuring on TV31
>
>To our Blueslovers family
>
>Dutch Tilders funeral was a perfect day for us to remember him
>always. With an array of speakers we shed a tear and a laugh. "Dutch
>Tilders has left the building" and was draped with the Holland and
>Australian Flag. Apricot roses was the theme with three guitars to
>the side of his coffin.
>
>The warmth in the Mitcham Baptist Church showed how much love we all
>had for Our Bluesman who was a World Blues Legend and
>Internationally acclaimed songwriter.
>
>The wake at the Manhattan Hotel was incredible with musicians from
>all over Australia flying in to join Melbourne musicians in a long jam.
>
>The service and wake have been filmed for later release. Dutch was
>said to be laughing from above and wondering why so much fuss. We
>saw him honoured with the full royalty he deserved.
>
>Thankyou to all who have supported family and friends during this
>difficult time when the loss of a great man will certainly leave
>many saddened. So blessed we are to have his legacy of his music
>forever and may we remember our stories in his company to share with
>others to keep the magic of blues alive. Personally I feel cherished
>to have known so many beautiful people throughout my life with Dutch
>Tilders blues family.
>
>Lynette J Wright Westpac Ringwood BSB 033349/ ACC 385020 ***Amended
>Account Number
>
>Lynne

<snip>



Paul Close
Freelance Sound Engineer
Perth
Western Australia
Mob: (+61) 0417 945 063
Email:<mailto:paulcl@...>paulcl@...

Web: http://www.paulclose.iinet.net.au

              http://www.jeffreystjohnandtheembers.iinet.net.au

Views expressed herein are not necessarily those of Jeffrey St John &
The Embers
or the Neil Diamond Tribute.
                    http://www.neildiamondtribute.com.au

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Nice little tribute to The Dutchman on Aust Music History site,along with a
collection of videos...
     http://www.australianmusichistory.com/dutch-tilders-master-bluesman/

Flash

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Hi folx,

Hope everyone is well. Thought you might be interested in this obit from the
Herald for the late Kevin O'Donohue, the long-serving Gen. Mgr of 2SM. Although
his role in 2SM's success is not nearly as well known as it should be, Kevin
brilliantly managed the station and the SM group for 21 years during its glory
days in the 60s and 70s and his many innovations helped make it the most
successful and profitable radio station in Australia in its day and a world
leader in commercial broadcasting.

http://www.smh.com.au/national/obituaries/maverick-manager-shook-up-the-local-ai\
rwaves-20110504-1e8bq.html

avagoodweekend

Dunks

Stumbled across this site, which has a heap of '60's Oz & NZ singles for trade
(& sale).  The list is about half way down the page.

      http://werenotdumb.blogspot.com/
Flash

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was posted July 2010 - ?still current



To: rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com
From: flashsg@...
Date: Fri, 6 May 2011 14:37:54 +0800
Subject: [rocknroll-scars] Sixties singles up for grabs








Stumbled across this site, which has a heap of '60's Oz & NZ singles for trade
(& sale). The list is about half way down the page.

http://werenotdumb.blogspot.com/
Flash

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Dunno where it came from but I just found this printed sheet on my desk with a
list of Apras top 30 songs and No1 is Friday........it hit me that its a
ludicrous situation that last week I had to say no to another “loan “to Faye
(Stevie doesnt know about this) for $50 to help the singer of the top song buy
food........ (i’m now in over a grand with no chance of reimbursment.....I
stress its not Stevie that asks....would this country allow a top sportsman to
exist in this situation

TJ
www.tonyjaggers.com
www.myspace.com/tonyjaggers

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Sad state of affairs Tony.  Our business was run by a few people who decided who
made money and who didn't.  Divided we fall.  Which leads to only one
conclusion.
Then besides that, Support act??  Or have you been in touch with Wally Bishop?



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Speaking of which -isn't Stevie getting any songwriting royalties on the
stuff he wrote with George Young ?

If not he should get some legal advice on any unclaimed monies owing ?

Frank

-----Original Message-----
From: rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of anita monk
Sent: Tuesday, 10 May 2011 4:39 PM
To: rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [rocknroll-scars] Friday on my Mind

Sad state of affairs Tony.  Our business was run by a few people who decided
who made money and who didn't.  Divided we fall.  Which leads to only one
conclusion.
Then besides that, Support act??  Or have you been in touch with Wally
Bishop?

Stevie would definatly be getting $$ from songwriting from his co-writes with
George , in fact i saw that one of those early Easybeats songs has just appeared
on a newly released soundtrack CD i spotted in JB recently.


From: Frank Calabrese
Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2011 6:42 PM
To: rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [rocknroll-scars] Friday on my Mind



Speaking of which -isn't Stevie getting any songwriting royalties on the
stuff he wrote with George Young ?

If not he should get some legal advice on any unclaimed monies owing ?

Frank

-----Original Message-----
From: rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of anita monk
Sent: Tuesday, 10 May 2011 4:39 PM
To: rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [rocknroll-scars] Friday on my Mind

Sad state of affairs Tony. Our business was run by a few people who decided
who made money and who didn't. Divided we fall. Which leads to only one
conclusion.
Then besides that, Support act?? Or have you been in touch with Wally
Bishop?





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Yes he is Frank,but theres probably stuff slipping thru the net.....Rick
Springfields DVD concert kicks off with make You Happy and zzSorry,
The new thriller Red Hill has John Jarret blasting away to the sounds of
Black Eyed Bruiser and lots of things like thatbut its really hard to get
the real story from Faye........Its a pity he didnt have someone a bit more
savvy to look out his affairs

T

-----Original Message-----
From: Frank Calabrese
Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2011 6:42 PM
To: rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [rocknroll-scars] Friday on my Mind

Speaking of which -isn't Stevie getting any songwriting royalties on the
stuff he wrote with George Young ?

If not he should get some legal advice on any unclaimed monies owing ?

Frank

-----Original Message-----
From: rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of anita monk
Sent: Tuesday, 10 May 2011 4:39 PM
To: rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [rocknroll-scars] Friday on my Mind

Sad state of affairs Tony.  Our business was run by a few people who decided
who made money and who didn't.  Divided we fall.  Which leads to only one
conclusion.
Then besides that, Support act??  Or have you been in touch with Wally
Bishop?







------------------------------------

MILESAGO: Australasian music and popular culture 1964-1975

http://www.milesago.com

Yahoo! Groups Links




www.tonyjaggers.com
www.myspace.com/tonyjaggers

Support Act have helped Anita but they are still struggling......don't know
of Wally Bishop

Tony

-----Original Message-----
From: anita monk
Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2011 6:39 PM
To: rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [rocknroll-scars] Friday on my Mind

Sad state of affairs Tony.  Our business was run by a few people who decided
who made money and who didn't.  Divided we fall.  Which leads to only one
conclusion.
Then besides that, Support act??  Or have you been in touch with Wally
Bishop?



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MILESAGO: Australasian music and popular culture 1964-1975

http://www.milesago.com

Yahoo! Groups Links




www.tonyjaggers.com
www.myspace.com/tonyjaggers

songwriting royalties are strictly monitored by APRA / AMCOS as well as Stevies
publishers Albert Productions.


From: Tony Jaggers
Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2011 8:34 PM
To: rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [rocknroll-scars] Friday on my Mind



Yes he is Frank,but theres probably stuff slipping thru the net.....Rick
Springfields DVD concert kicks off with make You Happy and zzSorry,
The new thriller Red Hill has John Jarret blasting away to the sounds of
Black Eyed Bruiser and lots of things like thatbut its really hard to get
the real story from Faye........Its a pity he didnt have someone a bit more
savvy to look out his affairs

T

-----Original Message-----
From: Frank Calabrese
Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2011 6:42 PM
To: rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [rocknroll-scars] Friday on my Mind

Speaking of which -isn't Stevie getting any songwriting royalties on the
stuff he wrote with George Young ?

If not he should get some legal advice on any unclaimed monies owing ?

Frank

-----Original Message-----
From: rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of anita monk
Sent: Tuesday, 10 May 2011 4:39 PM
To: rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [rocknroll-scars] Friday on my Mind

Sad state of affairs Tony. Our business was run by a few people who decided
who made money and who didn't. Divided we fall. Which leads to only one
conclusion.
Then besides that, Support act?? Or have you been in touch with Wally
Bishop?

------------------------------------

MILESAGO: Australasian music and popular culture 1964-1975

http://www.milesago.com

Yahoo! Groups Links

www.tonyjaggers.com
www.myspace.com/tonyjaggers





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I've just had an email from Mick Brill with the news that UK singer Doug Gibbons
died last year in Paris where he had been living for some time.

Mick was bass player with Doug over a number of years, including on his British
single "Security", a distinctive version of Otis Redding's song released under
the name Thane Russal and Three.

This news will sadden many of us who, like me, remember that record as part of
the soundtrack of the 60s in Australia, where it was much better known than in
its country of origin.

News via Jim McCarty {Yardbirds}...

John Walker, 67, guitarist and singer who was one of the founding members of the
Walker Brothers, 1960s rock band whose biggest hit was “The Sun Ain’t Gunna
Shine {Anymore}” died of liver cancer Saturday May 7th in Los Angeles.

Having been involved in a major publicity stunt when they toured Australia it is
another sad day in Rock ‘n ‘Roll history and makes Rock ‘n’ Roll heaven
and even better place. Vale John.

i am glad I am going to Heaven - its gonna be a hellluva party
RIP JW and another taken by cancer.. it really is the disease of our time!
thanks Wendy
Naz

On 10/05/11 10:43 PM, msfyn wrote:
> News via Jim McCarty {Yardbirds}...
>
> John Walker, 67, guitarist and singer who was one of the founding members of
the Walker Brothers, 1960s rock band whose biggest hit was The Sun Aint Gunna
Shine {Anymore} died of liver cancer Saturday May 7th in Los Angeles.
>
> Having been involved in a major publicity stunt when they toured Australia it
is another sad day in Rock ‘n ‘Roll history and makes Rock n Roll heaven and
even better place. Vale John.
>
>
>

--
Narrell Brown
*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*
Jaybees Entertainment - check us out at
http://www.jaybees.com.au
SKYPE NAME: jaybeesoz
*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*
Proudly running on a Mac - rejecting .exe files

I bags being the fan club president!!!!!!!!!!   Jennie

�Hi has anyone ever heard what sixties entertainer Paul Wayne is doing these
days?

mark

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I wonder...... did he once sell his potentail rights to his songs for a cash
payout years ago and blew the money?

. I know Vince Melouney did something similar (cashpay  out that is) in regards
his bee gees recordings. To quote Vince at the time "who 'd have thought their
records would still be selling 20 years later"

just a thought as to why stevie is not receiving royalties

mark


 

________________________________
From: Steve Lorkin <brainss@...>
To: rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, 10 May, 2011 8:38:17 PM
Subject: Re: [rocknroll-scars] Friday on my Mind

 
songwriting royalties are strictly monitored by APRA / AMCOS as well as Stevies
publishers Albert Productions.

From: Tony Jaggers
Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2011 8:34 PM
To: rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [rocknroll-scars] Friday on my Mind

Yes he is Frank,but theres probably stuff slipping thru the net.....Rick
Springfields DVD concert kicks off with make You Happy and zzSorry,
The new thriller Red Hill has John Jarret blasting away to the sounds of
Black Eyed Bruiser and lots of things like thatbut its really hard to get
the real story from Faye........Its a pity he didnt have someone a bit more
savvy to look out his affairs

T

-----Original Message-----
From: Frank Calabrese
Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2011 6:42 PM
To: rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [rocknroll-scars] Friday on my Mind

Speaking of which -isn't Stevie getting any songwriting royalties on the
stuff he wrote with George Young ?

If not he should get some legal advice on any unclaimed monies owing ?

Frank

-----Original Message-----
From: rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of anita monk
Sent: Tuesday, 10 May 2011 4:39 PM
To: rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [rocknroll-scars] Friday on my Mind

Sad state of affairs Tony. Our business was run by a few people who decided
who made money and who didn't. Divided we fall. Which leads to only one
conclusion.
Then besides that, Support act?? Or have you been in touch with Wally
Bishop?

------------------------------------

MILESAGO: Australasian music and popular culture 1964-1975

http://www.milesago.com

Yahoo! Groups Links

www.tonyjaggers.com
www.myspace.com/tonyjaggers

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The last time I saw Paul Wayne was in 1999 - he was at Marrickville RSL
doing a Kenny Rogers show. The grey hair, the beard, the fringed jacket
- he was a dead ringer for Kenny - or was it just the chardonnay and the
magic atmosphere of Marrickville RSL?

That's the best I can do Mark.


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thanks wendy. I've heard he lives in Tweed heads also

 



________________________________
From: Wendy Ann Weiss <wendyann@...>
To: rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wed, 11 May, 2011 10:04:13 PM
Subject: Re: [rocknroll-scars] Paul Wayne

 
The last time I saw Paul Wayne was in 1999 - he was at Marrickville RSL
doing a Kenny Rogers show. The grey hair, the beard, the fringed jacket
- he was a dead ringer for Kenny - or was it just the chardonnay and the
magic atmosphere of Marrickville RSL?

That's the best I can do Mark.

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thsn

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I didnt say he wasnt receiving royalties.....he does.
Tony

-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Crohan
Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2011 8:50 PM
To: rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [rocknroll-scars] Friday on my Mind

I wonder...... did he once sell his potentail rights to his songs for a cash
payout years ago and blew the money?

. I know Vince Melouney did something similar (cashpay  out that is) in
regards
his bee gees recordings. To quote Vince at the time "who 'd have thought
their
records would still be selling 20 years later"

just a thought as to why stevie is not receiving royalties

mark




________________________________
From: Steve Lorkin <brainss@...>
To: rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, 10 May, 2011 8:38:17 PM
Subject: Re: [rocknroll-scars] Friday on my Mind


songwriting royalties are strictly monitored by APRA / AMCOS as well as
Stevies
publishers Albert Productions.

From: Tony Jaggers
Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2011 8:34 PM
To: rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [rocknroll-scars] Friday on my Mind

Yes he is Frank,but theres probably stuff slipping thru the net.....Rick
Springfields DVD concert kicks off with make You Happy and zzSorry,
The new thriller Red Hill has John Jarret blasting away to the sounds of
Black Eyed Bruiser and lots of things like thatbut its really hard to get
the real story from Faye........Its a pity he didnt have someone a bit more
savvy to look out his affairs

T

-----Original Message-----
From: Frank Calabrese
Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2011 6:42 PM
To: rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [rocknroll-scars] Friday on my Mind

Speaking of which -isn't Stevie getting any songwriting royalties on the
stuff he wrote with George Young ?

If not he should get some legal advice on any unclaimed monies owing ?

Frank

-----Original Message-----
From: rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of anita monk
Sent: Tuesday, 10 May 2011 4:39 PM
To: rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [rocknroll-scars] Friday on my Mind

Sad state of affairs Tony. Our business was run by a few people who decided
who made money and who didn't. Divided we fall. Which leads to only one
conclusion.
Then besides that, Support act?? Or have you been in touch with Wally
Bishop?

------------------------------------

MILESAGO: Australasian music and popular culture 1964-1975

http://www.milesago.com

Yahoo! Groups Links

www.tonyjaggers.com
www.myspace.com/tonyjaggers

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MILESAGO: Australasian music and popular culture 1964-1975

http://www.milesago.com

Yahoo! Groups Links




www.tonyjaggers.com
www.myspace.com/tonyjaggers

He does live up that way..................Still doing the Kenny Rogers Show, I
believe.................................Jennie

--- In rocknroll-scars@yahoogroups.com, Mark Crohan <mark_crohan@...> wrote:
>
> thanks wendy. I've heard he lives in Tweed heads also
>
>  
>
>
>

For a 5 day cruise to and from Miami...   !

http://www.undercover.fm/news/14737-rick-springfield-reforms-zoot

Hi everyone,
The revamped and majorly extended version of  Wild About You: The
Sixties Beat Explosion in Australia and New Zealand is now available
from book and record stores around the country. Check out the details
on the book and Melbourne launches below.
Cheers,
Iain.

Wild About You:  The Sixties Beat Explosion in Australia and New Zealand
ISBN 9781891241284
Verse Chorus Press
Ian D. Marks & Iain McIntyre
Music History
254 x 203 mm 352 pp

The astonishing outpouring of rock 'n' roll in the 1960s in Australia
and New Zealand gave birth to such iconic bands as the Easybeats, Ray
Columbus and the Invaders, the Masters Apprentices, Billy Thorpe and
the Aztecs, the Underdogs, the La De Das and the Missing Links. It
also launched the careers of a generation of musicians who would go on
to greater fame with their later groups (the Bee Gees, Little River
Band, Spectrum, Daddy Cool and more).

In Wild About You, authors Ian D. Marks and Iain McIntyre profile 35
of the most important bands who made the scene covering everyone from
chart-toppers to brilliant, but obscure regional and suburban acts.
The book is profusely illustrated with over 400 images including many
classic shots by rock photographers of the period as well as photos
and ads from Go-Set and Everybody�s, rare posters and more from the
bands� personal collections. It also includes extensive discographies
and the authors� Top 100 Beat and Garage Songs.

"� I thought I knew this area well but I'm totally gobsmacked by the
information and insight in this book, not to mention all the new
discoveries I need to seek out. Oh, and did I mention the photographs?
This is a towering achievement�Wild About You is the definitive book
on this greatest of musical eras."
Stuart Coupe

"There are insights and images here, gathered and presented with
obvious dedication, affection and understanding, that must astound the
protagonists, who surely thought that what they were doing would be
around for months and not decades. In Wild About You! Ian and Iain
tell tales, or allow tales to be told, of some of the most explosive
sounds captured in the �60s. In many cases these maniacal musicians
knew not what they did but, bloody hell, they did it with such
screaming passion that it will never be forgotten."
Glenn A. Baker

Book launch: Thursday May 26th from 6.30pm at Readings Carlton (309
Lygon St) featuring talks and discussion with the authors as well as
rock writer Ian McFarlane.

Launch party: Friday June 17th from 6.30pm at Off The Hip record store
(Basement, Tavistock House, 383 Flinders Lane, CBD) with music from
The Painkillers (Perth) and Thee Mighty Childish.

Join all the previous "thankers" in thanking Michael for his labours of
love.

Long may you run.

DW

David Mason, the man who played the trumpet solo on "Penny Lane" has died.He was
a classical musician and music professor, who remarkably claimedhe didn't even
know who the Beatles were when asked to do the session.And he lived in England
(obviously under a bloody big rock)!
http://www.latimes.com/news/obituaries/la-me-david-mason-20110507,0,5885663.stor\
y
Also, the gorgeous Kathy Kirby, who had four (and only four) top 40 hits in
Melbourne in the space of 9 months. The first two both made #1.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1389225/Sixties-singer-pin-girl-Kathy-Ki\
rby-dies-aged-72-short-illness.html


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