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Waratah St. (Radio Interview)

John Williamson (Australian country musician)

1991 studio album

Non-Music Interview

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John Robert Williamson AM (born 1 November 1945) is an Australian country music and folk music singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, television host and conservationist. Williamson usually writes and performs songs that relate to the history and culture of Australia, particularly the outback, in a similar vein to Slim Dusty and Buddy Williams before him. más sobre John Williamson →

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  1. interview
  2. A1 Your New Album Is Called "Waratah St.". Is This A Real Place Or Somewhere You Think Should Be Real?
  3. A2 Having Achieved A Great Female Response With 'Cootamundra Wattle' You Seem To Be Writing More Love Songs. Why The Change?
  4. A3 Stan Coster Scorned What He Called "Bedroom Ballads". Would Stan Be Disappointed In You, Or Are Your Songs Different?
  5. A4 There Is Something Different About Your Love Songs, Though, Where Do You Try And Meld In Something About Australia, About Being Particularly Australian
  6. A5 You've Paid Homage To Stan By Recording One Of His Songs. How Did You Come To Choose "The Wobbly Boot"?
  7. A6 I Think "Wintergreen" Is Another One Of Your Gems, Listening To It, I Feel That I'm Out There In That "Shack On The Rocky Hill". Does It Exist?
  8. A7 You Seem To Have Seen A Bit Of Ned Kelly In Recent Times With Him Coming Up In "A Flag Of Our Own".
  9. A8 You Have A Bit Of History With Controversial Songs. But "A Flag Of Our Own" Seems To Outdo "The Vasectomy Song" And Even "Rip Rip Woodchip". Can You Explain Your Beliefs?
  10. A9 Well You're What, Up To Your Third Flag Now?
  11. A10 You're Obviously Quite Passionate About The Flag, And So There Are Many Other People, But There Are Still Those Who Want To Retain The Old Flag. You've Always Had A Bit Of Respect For Diggers, That's Shown In You're "Diggers Of The Anzac" And "Forty Years Ago" But You've Always Been Banned From At Least One R.S.L. Club. How Do You Feel About That?
  12. A11 Of Course, The New Album Isn't All Seriousness And It Sounds Like You Had Quite A Time Out With "Goondiwindi Pork".
  13. A12 A Couple Of Other Uptempo Tracks Are The Ones About Your Daughters, How Did They Feel About Being On The Album?
  14. A13 I'm Told There's A Good Story Behind "Papa Whisky November".
  15. A14 Having Travelled The Country Pretty Well In The Past 20 Years, Does It Get Harder To Find Inspiration For Songs?
  16. A15 Thanks For Chatting With Us Today, John, We Look Forward To Hearing More Of The Album.
  17. John's Comments On Each Song
  18. B1 Songs For My Guitar
  19. B2 Tubbo Station
  20. B3 Wintergreen
  21. B4 Waratah Street
  22. B5 A Bushman Can't Survive
  23. B6 Wobbly Boot Hotel (Boggabilla Pub)
  24. B7 Goondiwindi Park
  25. B8 Will Our Grandchildren Sing/A Flag Or Our Own
  26. B9 The Big Depression
  27. B10 Ami, Take Your Chances
  28. B11 Georgie
  29. B12 Beachcomber From Woolongong
  30. B13 Millions Of Women
  31. B14 Papa Whisky November

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