Steven Pigram - Dear Alistair

[@brucemargot7970]

Greetings from a 65 yr old fart from Kalbaskraal, South Africa - what a gem, beautiful, a man, his guitar, a harmonica, and a beautiful daughter - the smile she gives her Oldman is priceless - beautiful, beautiful - it doesn't get much better than this, and this family have more artistry and talent in their little fingers than most people have in their whole body

[@iansings7428]

have you listened to any Pigram Brothers music? a great band with several albums, for live performance one special is "Johnny Walker's Shoes" at the Brunswick Music Festival seven brothers together, i love 'em...

[@brucemargot7970]

@@iansings7428 Evening, Greetings from a now 69 yr old fart from over in South Africa, not sure if you are from Aussie, or just a music lover, but yes, have listened to just about everything the Pigram Brothers have recorded, any music lover who doesn't have a third of his / hers music playlist made up of Australian music artists / bands has a music list thats no where near complete, Australia has a treasure trove of music - I Have a long KZbin Playlist and Spotify list that i play in the evenings when i have a couple of beers and cook dinner or Braai / Barbecue, and yes i have all the Brunswick Festival recordings on it, and Alex Harvey & the Pigram Brothers doing "Slow Train", Love their stuff, Some of my favorites from Aussie, besides the bigger Band names from the 80s, are Neil Murray, Shane Howard, Glen Skuthorpe, Kev Carmody, Gurrumul, Jimmy Little, Brendan Gallagher (Karma County), Emily Wurramara, John Bennett, Axavier Rudd, Angus & Julia Stone, Tia Gostelow to name just a few, the list is to long for this comment - There's a recording on KZbin by a youngster called Robbie Miller doing Shane Howard's "Solid Rock", Gives me goosebumps' if you haven't listened to it give it a listen - happy music journeys

[@iansings7428]

@@brucemargot7970 6:30 here in Brisbane, a fine day after a cool night. Yes, there are some great bands and musicians here in Australia. If you like a bit of humour check out "BabaKiueria" (barbeque area), from 1986. Don't know about you, but i'll be 70 in a few more months, God willing and the creek don't rise.

[@monareinhardt9955]

This is one of my favorites. A powerful message, but a dreamy tune like a lullaby

[@Dingo3039]

These guys fly under the radar.

[@rospetal]

one of my favorites

[@mitchtorres3039]

My favourite.

[@ellisctaylor74]

What's this doing hiding here? Brilliant.

[@ianking8575]

Anthemic

[@cpndSimyule]

The Christy Moore of Oz

[@357HFC]

Remember Alistair. Remember Scrap Metal even more! Acknowledging the progress Alistair brought and the cost.