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Aussie Bush Band The Free Selectors
Aussie Bush Band The Free Selectors are based in Melbourne.
Bush Dances| Lagerphone | Didgeridoo | Irish Jigs and Reels | Waltzes | Traditional Australian Songs.
The Free Selectors bush band are a fun rollicking, professional and very experienced band. They have played - every where man, across the desert sand - well over Victoria and parts of N.S.W. and some of us have played overseas in foreign climes as well as in Tassie
Their gigs include great weddings in fancy venues shearing sheds (with sheep), or large marquees.
They play for corporate gigs, conferences (in flash hotels,) many Australia Day celebrations and have entertained overseas visitors, played in festivals on outdoor stages, on the back of trucks, in country church halls, town halls, school yards and reception centers, on footy fields, at the Show grounds, in tents, at race meetings, in restaurants, wineries, Channel nine's footy show on the telly, pubs and clubs and have played for many, many fundraisers.
The Free Selectors guarantee a good time will be had by all and have excellent sound equipment suitable for all size venues and will expertly teach all dances.
Lagerphone and a Didgeridoo. And of course four-part harmonies do justice to a large repertoire of Aussie bush songs and contemporary material.
The Free Selectors Bush Band's repertoire consists of Jigs, reels, waltzes and traditional Australian and contemporary songs.
The Free Selectors (Trio or Quartet) are..
Janice McBride: Founding member of Celtica on vocals double bass and Irish drum, dance caller. Many years of experience.
Rob Fairbain: guitarist, singer and song writer in his own right has recently joined Celtica bringing with him a rich voice and a very extensive repotoire.
Greg Rough: vocals, rollicking accordion and harmonica, brings a wealth of experience and expertise. Great dance caller.
Ian Tritt: vocals and swinging fiddle/mandolin and tin whistle. Brings colour and excitement with his legendary lead breaks and his occasional sojourn in to Blue Grass.
Bush Dances are called and taught to your guests:
- The Gallopede
- Brown jug polka
- Birdie dance
- Circassian Circle
- OXO reel
- Strip the willow
- Nine pin Quadrille
- Manchester Gallop
- Muffin Man Jig
- The Troika
- Haymakers
- Flying Pieman
- Waves of Tory
- Pride of Erin
- Barn Dance
- Hokey Pokey
- Mexican Hat dance
- Auld Lang Syne
- Virginian Reel
- Chicken dance
- Frog Puddles
Songlist:
Bush songs
- ll for me Grog
- Waltzing Matilda
- Black Velvet Band
- Botany Bay
- Billy of tea
- Click goes the shears
- Cross of the South
- G'day G'day
- Drovers dream
- Home among the gum trees
- Lazy Harrys
- Lachlan tigers
- Leaving of Liverpool
- Leaps and bounds
- To her door (Kelly)
- Flag of our own
- South Australia
- The overlanders
- Swag all on me shoulder
- Ben Hall
- Streets of Forbes
- Diamentina Drover
- Rain tumbles down in July
- Hard tack
- Shores of Botany Bay
- Springtime it brings on the shearing
- Wild Colonial boy
- Poor Ned Kelly
- Wild rover
- Flash Jack from Gundaga
- Moreton Bay
Other songs
Loch Lomond
Molly Malone
Maries Wedding
Paddy on the railroad
Rare old times
Red Rose Cafe
Will ye go Lassie go
When will we be married Molly
Bo Jangles
Jamaican farewell
Sloop John B
Will ye go Lassie, go
Gypsy Rover
Steal away
Brown Eyed girl
Streams of Whiskey
Sally MacLennane
Star of the County Down
The water is wide
Whiskey in the jar
Sweet Sixteen
Belfast Mill
Fields of Anthenry
Little ole wine drinker me
The Gambler
Will happily do requests
Plus many more heaps of Jigs and reels, waltzes
Irish Jigs & Reels
- Back home in Derry
- Belfast Mill
- Brown eyed girl
- Bright side of the road
- Black Velvet Band
- Botany Bay
- Billy of tea
- Cockles and Mussels
- Click goes the shears
- City of New Orleans
- Devil went down to Georgia
- Danny Boy
- Five hundred miles
- Dirty old town
- Flower O Scotland
- Fields of Athenry
- From Clare to here
- Galway Bay
- Home among the gum trees
- I'll tell me Ma
- Irish Rover
- Leaving on a jet plane
- Lazy Harry's
- Lachlan tigers
- Leaving of Liverpool
- Loch Lomond
- Marie's Wedding
- Maggie
- Men behind the wire
- Mull of Kin tyre
- Old Triangle
- Poor Ned Kelly
- Pretty fair Maid
- Rising of the moon
- Rare oul' times
- Red is the Rose
- Red Rose Cafe
- Runaway
- Sally Maclennane
- Song for Ireland
- Streams of whisky
- Star of the County Down
- Sweet Sixteen
- Steal away
- Swag all on my shoulder
- The Galway Shawl
- The rattling bog
- The Old Triangle
- Van Dieman's land
- Working man I am
- Whiskey in the Jar
- Whistling Gypsy
- Wild Colonial boy
- Wild Rover
- Will ye go Lassie go
- Have I told you lately that I love you?
- I can see clearly now
- I don't mind
- Moon dance
- Ride on
- Ten force gale
- American Pie
- Bo Jangles
- Country roads
- Day O
- Drunken Sailor
- Goodnight Irene
- Hard times
- Leave her Johnny
- Jamaican farewell
- Sloop John B
- South Australia
- Song and dance man
- You are my sunshine
- Wild Colonial Boy
- Waltzing Matilda
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