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Looking for Butter Boy by Archie Roach New copies $25 ALSO AVAILABLE: Used copy of Jamu Dreaming: $16 |
Track List: Beggar Man, Child Was Born Here, My Grandmother, Dancing
(with my Spirit), F Troop, Mother's Heartbeat, Djabugai Lady, Hold on
Tight, River Song, Reach for You, Give Unto Caesar, Louis St John,
Watching Over Me Archie Roach is a singer and songwriter of remarkable strengths and insights. A story teller in the tradition of his ancestors, Archie relays and retells intimate real life stories as well as traditional stories of the Dreaming. Having survived a personal history that would have left most artists scarred and defeated, Archie Roach has emerged as an extraordinarily gifted Australian artist with a truly visionary talent. |
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Crow Fire Music by Waak Waak Jungi Used copies available at $18 |
Waak Waak Jungi emerged from cultural
exchanges between artists and musicians from Ramingining, in north-east
Arnhem Land and Christmas Hills, in rural Victoria. Through nearly twenty years of contact, this diverse group has evolved into a dynamic musical force- embracing the indigenous and white aspects of shared culture. For the members of Waak Waak Jungi, this exchange has taken the form of musical collaboration, resulting in stunning performances and recordings. |
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Music Explorer: Roots
of Australia Various artists New copy, sealed in digipak $26 |
Roots of Australia explores the profound and haunting music of the didgeridoo and one of the most ancient cultures in the planet. |
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Our Home, Our Land
...something to sing about Various artists New, 2 CD set in jewel case $32 |
24 tracks include Tiddas, Yothu Yindi, Coloured Stone, Christine Anu, Blekbala Musik, Neil Murray, The Mills Sisters, Paul Kelly and more. |
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Jadmi Junba:
Traditional Songman of the Dreamtime by Nyalgodi Scotty Martin New in digipak $25 |
Possibly the most important cultural statement ever encompassed on an Australian compact disc. This is a spiritual musical journey providing living evidence of the direct relationship of indigenous people and the land. Nyalgodi, or Scotty Martin, lives in the rugged and remote Kimberley region of West Australia where he was born some time around the Second World War. Scotty Martin is his ‘whitefella’ or ‘armara’ (meaning non-Ngarinyin tribe) name. He is the pre-eminent living composer in the contemporary world of the Ngarinyin, Wunambal and Worrorra peoples of the north Kimberley. Nyalgodi Scotty Martin is a custodian of the law and culture of the Wandjina and the famous Gwion cave art. He also plays a leading role in his community as an elder and singer of Dreamtime lore and leads cultural ceremonies to maintain the ancestral ways. |