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Waltzing Matilda
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Limejuice Tub
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Ned Kelly's Tunes
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The Bushwackers Melbourne, Australia
The Bushwackers.
The Bushwackers started performing in 1971. as ‘The Bushwackers and Bullockies
Bush Band’ They started atLatrobe University with students who loved the Australian work songs irish/scots/english instrumental music. These recordings are taken from their many live shows in London and Melbourne in the 70’s
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