No not painter as in Rolf Harris..

But singer, group, band etc..

Mine has to be Ganggajang, at the moment..

Love their stuff, including much played, This is Australia.. at the mo..

They are doing a charity concert in st lucia next month

03 Nov 2007, 08:00 PM
St Lucia Golf Links, Brisbane, Queensland

Link: http://www.hollows.org.au/15thAnniversary/Brisbane/

Gonna try and make it, $120 bucks a ticket, inc a 3 course meal..

john williamson

Rolf Harris!!

Just bought his greatest hits from Crazy Clarks in Redcliffe! Bargain at $4!!

(and yes, I am serious!)

AC/DC

Seconded ... but I'm playing a lot of Paul Kelly at the moment too

Actually I also have a soft spot for The Grates.

Also saw 'Jackie Marshall' on Rockwiz the other week and wouldn't mind catching her live.

And Ray Thistlethwayte from Thirsty Merc.

Nice Cave is OK too, but sells out quick.

So much music, so little spare time ...

ac/dc! Excellent How's about this for a cover Scott!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=voLlASiqLOE ( hope this works!)

Also the John Butler Trio.

oooh, Paul Kelly is one of my absolute faves.

His album, with The Coloured Girls, 'Under The Sun' is fabulous in my opinion.

Went to see him in Cairns in 1989, think he was with 'The Messengers' then and he was bloody brilliant.

and you can't beat a bit of Barnesy and Cold Chisel if you fancy a bit of a shouty number.saw him at the Newcastle workers club the same year, post Chisel and he was also fab.

Xavier Rudd

Not seen Jimmy or Paul Kelly live yet but I've got 'Darlin' it Hurts' on repeat play at the moment. I do like some unabashed shouty pub-rock

Will definitely get to see him soon (he's doing the Tivoli in a couple of weeks but can't make it), the latest album 'Stolen Apples' is a cracker

John Butler Trio is DAMN funkeeeee

Caught the Vines at Rock City In Nottigham before coming over they were awsome.

excellent...will be putting that on my christmas wish list then.

Love 'singing'/shouting in the car, particularly good as a, 'the kids are driving me bloody mad' de-stresser.

Thank god for tinted windows tho, find it minimizes the incredulous staring.

Took our son to see Wolfmother at the Riverstage last year for his birthday he was well impressed.

Also been listening to the Hilltop Hoods and Powderfingers back catalogue.

And you can't beat INXS early stuff

Has to be Amy Pearson at the minute, that 'Don't Miss You' song is pretty catchy, saying that, I believe she's actually originally from Birmingham. Oh well, she's my favourite British expat singer at the mo....

also enjoying Silverchair's new album 'Young Modern' at the moment, despite overkill on the radio of the 'straight lines' track.

Another good album to screech along to in the car.

Anybody else repeat a track 4 or 5 times because they're enjoying 'singing' it so much......or is that just me? Often wonder if the same people I pull alongside every set of trafic lights think I own just the one, single track cd......