723:"We could never seem to make up our minds when the Christmas shows started. We'd played there when the stage was facing east and when it faced north, right through to its final resting place looking west, up toward the Tennis Centre. We'd seen it re-carpeted, painted, renovated and re-named. The only thing that never seemed to change was the enormous pillar in the centre of the room. How people cursed that pillar, but it provided a convenient place to hide, to leave your drink or cigarettes, to meet someone. And in reality it was holding the whole place up."
343:) and drummer Marcus Schintler returning to work with Thomas, after the two met at an audition as the rhythm section for Melbourne band Little Murders two years earlier. Clarke, Schintler and Thomas worked on early versions of "Away, Away" and "The River is Wide", never performing live. "Sergeant Small" was written in the 1930s about the Queensland Railway Police, and was banned soon after its release in Australia.
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499:"I felt like the market, the industry, had pushed us into a corner. What they wanted of us was this huge Christmas tour every year and that was it. We were in danger of becoming pawns for Carlton & United Breweries. We were selling a mother lode of beer and not coming back with much to show for it."
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Wallace. Thomas had placed an ad looking for an accordion player, but didn't receive any responses. He then looked through the phone book for music schools and lists of their past students. After four or five
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band. The audience for the band was close to a mainstream rock crowd, their folk credentials were further evidenced by Celtic influences and an affinity for traditional
Australian songs ("Streets of Forbes", "Sergeant Small"), plus original songs by Thomas which drew upon a similar repository of
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colonial folklore ("A Tale They Won't
Believe"). Canadian commentator Jeremy Mouat concluded that their "music is largely concerned with the connections between past and present, whether it be the bond of memory or an identification with tradition". They led what later became known as the
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Christmas Eve every year from the late 1980s to 1998. Due to their increasing popularity and live reputation as a band, the number of concerts increased as the years progressed, culminating with seven nights in a row for the last year, 1998. In the liner notes for the CD
1660:. They commenced in 1987 Weddings Parties Anything won four awards from seven nominations. WPA boycotted two award ceremonies in protest at being nominated for Best Indigenous Release, arguing that the category should recognise indigenous artist’s work.
474:), as well as Michael Thomas, Paul Thomas and Mark Wallace. The music style shifted somewhat from folk to a more alternative country sound. The band decided to concentrate on the Australian market, and did less touring outside of their native Australia.
514:"Trouble was, I didn't have any room to move in the end. All the things that evolved within the crowd, the throwing of coins, all the audience participation, that became the show in itself. I started having to apologise before we played a new song!"
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match in July 2005 and also performed at the Corner Hotel in Melbourne as a warm-up show two nights prior. The band reformed again later the next year for a one-off performance at the
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NSW Minister for Industrial Relations and Aboriginal Affairs. Peter Lawler left a year later to pursue a solo career (later to work with Jimmy Barnes and Tim Rogers among others).
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grew up in Geelong, Victoria, Australia, where he played in bush bands in his youth. In 1981 (at age 21) he moved to Melbourne and after a couple of years in Melbourne's
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646:"We've got no plans for any new recordings at all for the time being. We’ve been pretty strong that this tour be seen as a 'reunion' and not a 'reformation'."
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2643:"Weddings Parties Anything: A Long Time Between Drinks"
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2295:"Weddings Parties Anything return"
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2703:Mushroom records - artist profile
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2006:. Magnus Holmgren. Archived from
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2411:"A journey through hell's gate"
2236:Dwyer, Michael (24 June 2005).
2129:Dwyer, Michael (24 June 2005).
2546:"Week commencing 9 April 1990"
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748:Best Blues & Roots Album
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1622:on Friday, 16 October 1998.
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167:Wendy Joseph
163:Past members
153:Jen Anderson
145:Mark Wallace
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2871:River'esque
2798:Janine Hall
2794:Paul Clarke
2762:Paul Thomas
2756:Mick Thomas
2669:ARIA Awards
2490:Kent, David
1483:"Reckless"
1257:EP details
1092:Live albums
1064:River'esque
861:Discography
805:Mick Thomas
780:alt-country
642:from 2004.
628:Mick Thomas
586:Dave Graney
519:Mick Thomas
504:Mick Thomas
440:ARIA awards
436:ARIA charts
337:Janine Hall
299:Mick Thomas
284:Mick Thomas
257:ARIA awards
245:Mick Thomas
177:Janine Hall
169:Paul Clarke
147:Paul Thomas
142:Mick Thomas
82:alt-country
74:Aussie rock
65:, Australia
2973:Categories
2812:Dave Steel
2788:Dave Adams
2674:12 October
2649:24 October
2603:26 October
2573:6 November
2522:26 October
2461:24 October
2425:24 October
2351:24 October
2304:24 October
2270:Qmf.net.au
2247:24 October
2221:24 October
2195:24 October
2169:24 October
2140:24 October
2114:22 October
2110:. Allmusic
2085:22 October
2062:22 October
2039:22 October
1883:3 February
1848:References
1793:Nominated
1773:Nominated
1745:Nominated
1565:Riveresque
1362:positions
1360:Peak chart
1262:positions
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882:Peak chart
854:Dave Steel
788:The Pogues
744:ARIA award
562:Paul Kelly
480:Riveresque
414:The Sports
341:The Saints
333:Tex Morton
197:mickthomas
174:Dave Steel
171:Dave Adams
2857:King Tide
2014:15 August
1947:13 August
1841:inductee
1610:Melbourne
1600:DVD/video
1585:"Anthem"
1530:King Tide
1016:King Tide
784:Melbourne
782:scene in
775:folk rock
636:ANZAC Day
598:the Waifs
570:Clara Law
445:King Tide
274:Biography
224:The Clash
220:Melbourne
216:folk rock
78:folk rock
2552:10 April
2492:(1993).
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1922:28 March
1078:(D93467)
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125:Mushroom
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2415:The Age
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2016:2008
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1912:ARIA
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1831:2012
1804:The
1779:1999
1763:Won
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1697:Won
1683:1988
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564:and
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489:Sony
371:for
199:.com
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