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Duke’s Place with Shortis & Simpson
December 21, 2019 @ 7:30 pm - 10:30 pm
$10
Yes, in the year when the election gave us ScoMo, the ALP gave us Albo, and Brexit gave us BoJo, John Shortis and Moya Simpson (JoSho and Simmo) reckon that all you can do is laugh. So join them as they go Morrison dancing, and prove, in the words of The Titanium Man himself- How Good Is 2019?
Aims of the Bush Music Club, as given in the Editorial in Singabout 1(1) January 1956 – to popularise Australian folk song and to encourage the composition of a new kind of song – one that is traditional in style but contemporary in theme.
Duke’s Place, usually 2nd Fridays February to December, 7.30 for 8pm start – concert is followed by a session.
$10, BYOG and a contribution for supper
enquiries Sandra 9358 4886
www.bushmusic.org.au http://bushmusicclub.blogspot.com.au/
Bush Music Club
Tritton Hall, Hut 44
Addison Road Centre
142 Addison Road, Marrickville
Map of Addison Road Centre https://addiroad.org.au/visit-us/ Park in the carpark and follow the path on the right side of the big hall – the Hut is across the grass, decorated with dancers & musicians.
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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