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COUNTRY CALLVOL 30.2 NEWSLETTER OF April - May 2019

THE ADELAIDE COUNTRY MUSIC CLUB INC.www.acmc.org.au Club Patron …Trev Warner, Vice Patron ...Murray Mac

Shows 12.30 to 4.30pmat the SLOVENIAN CLUB ADELAIDE, 11 LaSalle St., Dudley Park

DOORS OPEN 10.30 am (or earlier if set up)Entry:- ACMC members and other Country Music Club Members:- $6.00, all others $8.00

Catering will be available 12 noon – 1 pm

Coming AttractionsJune 2 Tru Country plus Ella Radbone July 7 Allan Webster & Country

Gentlemen

Aug 4 Eddie Edwards & Friends plus John Lecner Sept 1 Palomino Deluxe plus Taylor

Pfeiffer

Creole CowboyZ plus Joe Musico

SUNDAY April 7, 2019

Steve BartelBand

Catering:- light lunch including apple pie and ice cream

Catering:- Light Lunch

SUNDAY May 5, 2019

$2

The Adelaide Country Music Club Inc., meets at the SLOVENIAN CLUB ADELAIDE

11 LaSalle St, Dudley Park (off Pym St.)

For information about The Adelaide Country Music Club write to:

PO Box 307 MODBURY NORTH SA 5092or contact any of the committee personnel listed

belowCommittee Members

PRESIDENT: Dean Beviss 8258 7110VICE PRESIDENT: vacantSECRETARY: Raelz Gebhardt 8260 1013TREASURER: Judy Fairhead 8251 4441ENTERTAINMENT: Kevin Perry 0412 492 666PUBLICITY: Ian Fisk 8296 3350

GENERAL COMMITTEE:Ron Crispin Bernie JamesGail Crispin Bob BurnerMel Pressley vacant

CATERING C0-ORDINATOR: Bernie James

MEMBERSHIP OFFICER: Raelz

www.acmc.org.auwww.facebook.com/AdelaideCountryMusicClub

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THE ADELAIDE COUNTRY MUSIC CLUB INC.PO BOX 307

MODBURY NORTH SA 5092or [email protected]

President’s Report.Hello to all members and friends. Into March now and still getting a touch of hot weather which looks like hanging around for another couple of months. At the February show it was 38 degrees and the air-conditioning was not working (a President’s nightmare) and only hot air blowing in. Our members and visitors were very tolerant and stayed all day with only a few who chose to leave early. Thanks for the good attendance under the trying circumstances. The malfunction of the air-conditioning was due to a plumber who had turned off the water supply for extension work of the cool room and left the job without restoring the water supply to the air-conditioners in the hall. All fixed now and was O.K. at the March show.I have to report that my Vice President, Kay Peel, has had to resign due to health problems. Kay did a splendid job whilst on committee and when filling in for me during a couple of extended holidays. Thanks for a job well done Kay. This has now created a casual vacancy for Vice President. Members (who have a minimum of 12 months current membership) are asked to consider applying for the position. It is important for me to have a backup should I not be able to attend for whatever reason. The current vacancy term is due to expire in August 2020 (2 year terms) when it comes up for re-election. Feel free to talk to me if you are interested and I can fill in any information if required.Membership fees are now due to be renewed so as you can maintain membership rates and receive your copy of the ‘Country Call’. Renewals can be posted to us (PO Box 307, Modbury North 5092) but it would be appreciated if a stamped addressed envelope is included.Our First Aid Officer, Jenny Galvin, has asked to be relieved of her duty after quite a few years. She carried out her duties well when the needs arose. Thanks Jenny. Our new First Aid Officer is club member Ramona Paterson who is a qualified First Aid Officer. Ramona has already attended to a few members problems recently.Our members, members of other clubs and visitors have enjoyed only having to pay $6 and $8 door fees for many years and we resisted raising fees when most other clubs raised theirs. We have been doing O.K. Now that the club is employing more interstate artists and the quality bands are costing more, committee are in discussion with regard

February Photos

Kim Ritchie backed by Bernie & the Bandits

Above:- Our 30th birthday cake

Right:- the cake being cut by Kim Ritchie

All February photos by Robert Chapman.Thank you Robert

to aligning with other club door fees, ie. $8 & $10. The Committee will continue to debate the issue and a decision will be made at the August AGM.

Joy Champion is on the sick list and is or has had an operation. Get well Joy. Long time member Barbara Marsh has had a stay in hospital and has not been able to attend the club for a few months now. Get well also Barb.

Our 30th birthday show in February was a great day. Bernie and the Bandits were the band with Guest artist Kim Ritchie from Bendigo, Kim, who is blind, was rapt in the band claimed they were an excellent group that did not need music charts. Kim’s would have been in Braille anyway. I will be catching up with Kim and partner John next month when I go to Bendigo for a couple of weeks. Our March show was also a great day with the band Heartland with Craig Giles and Kinta. Craig certainly has a good following. Our Len & Lorraine Wakefield Fund winner Gemma Tiller also sang 3 songs. She is coming along in leaps and bounds. She will be putting down a demo Cd at Red Brick Music studio being part of her winnings. Next month we will have The Steve Bartel Band from Whyalla. Looking forward to that.

See you all on the 7th April. Keep it country

Dean Beviss, President

April Show :- Steve Bartel Band

March Photos

From their website (https://www.thestevebartelband.com)

“Not since the iconic Country band Twang Villa has there emerged a new powerful source of Country Music. Now, in the form of The Steve Bartel Band, boasting two icons of the original Twang Villa, singer Steve Bartel and drummer Bernie Fenwick, having combined with the talents of Craig Stringer, Peter Brown and Wal Pawlik, there is a new sound in Country.

Playing a heady mix of foot stomping covers and original music they will keep you dancing with soaring ballads and kicking rock. TSBB has gained a solid reputation as the North’s premier Country Music, Dance, Party and Show Band.

The members of the TSBB are no strangers to the performing world, with over 75 years combined experience. This includes playing in numerous bands, session work to laidback duos. The chemistry

that has evolved from these guys coming together is amazing.

With the release of their recent debut album “Time Will Tell”, TSBB has received critical acclaim from Country radio stations around Australia.

Their Single, “So Go On”, released in late 2016

Heartland

Craig Giles and Kinta Gemma

Craig, Peter, Steve, Bernie amd Wal

From their facebook site(https://www.facebook.com/creolecowboyz/)

“Gator Music…from South West Louisiana….Acadiana…..the Rural Heartland....rice and sugar cane, ‘gators and crawfish.

From the steamy bayous of Flagstaff Hill to the gator filled estuaries of Semaphore come these good ol’ boys toting their fiddle, accordion, mandolin, rubboard and gittars. Whilst these origins might explain the soggy instruments, the music definitely is not.

The spiritual heartland for the Creole Cowboyz is South Louisiana and the religion is Cajun and Zydeco music. Between them the boys have had several trips and a residency in Louisiana to learn their craft from the high priests of the genre. Halleluiah brothers and sisters!

Since 2005 the Creole Cowboyz have brought a unique rootsy sound and style of music to our shores with a clear message…..it’s all about dance and letting the good times roll. Cajun and zydeco is upbeat and spiced with humour, always getting everybody dancing and caught up in the fun at every gig. The Cowboyz will also jump in their Chev Impala to cross state lines for a little Tex-Mex, bluegrass and alt country along the way.

The success of their first two recordings inspired lead singer Darryl (AKA Dixie) Green to write a true-to-genre collection of songs for the Get Up and Dance CD. These collections have found favour with their

loyal following and local stations including 3D Radio and Radio Adelaide.

As well as originals, the Creole Cowboyz play the popular standards of South Louisiana and covers of past hits that have been beaten into Cajun/Zydeco submission. The Creole Cowboyz have been heard at The Trinity Sessions, Governor Hindmarsh, The Wheatsheaf, Semaphore Alt Country Music Festival, Tour Down Under at McLaren Vale and Country Music Clubs and festivals from Port Pirie to the Southern Vales.

With decades of total band experience, the BoyZ are:‘Dixie’ Darryl Green: Vocals, Guitars, Button

Accordion, HarpMikey Green: Vocals, Fiddle and GuitarsBrent Miller: Vocals, Electric Bass, Mandolin, GuitarsPeter Harris: Vocals, Electric Bass, Guitars, DrumsPeter Briggs: Vocals, Rubboard, Didgeridoo,

PercussionSteve Oppes: Vocals, Keyboards, Piano and Button

Accordions”Not mentioned on their site was Errol Fedricks on

guitar and volcals.

reached Number 3 on the Tasmanian Independent Country Music Charts.

TSBB were nominated for “Best Group” in the Tasmanian Independent Country Music Awards for 2016 making the final 6 amongst other great acts such as The McClymonts, The Wolfe Brothers and The Adam Eckersley Band.

Follow up Singles, Is It Love (Or Is It The Beer?)

and Fallin’ & Flying both charted very well and will be released on a full length album in late 2018. The Album will feature 12 tracks with 11 Steve Bartel Band Originals.

TSBB is a band that is driven by their passion for Country Music, and their unyielding desire to create and entertain. It is that intensity that is captured every time The Steve Bartel Band steps on stage.”

Joe and his lovely wife Carmel live in Warrnambool Victoria. He is a retired builder.They were at first at Barmera at the Festival in June 2011 and have been back every year since!Joe won the Busker’s competition in 2011 and performed a number of times at different venues in since.He has performed many times and in many places in South Australia and Victoria.He has performed at our Club in 2014 and also in 2018.He is yet to provide a detailed bio! He has a number of CDs.

May Show :- Creole CowboyZ plus Joe Musico

Peter B, Mikey, Steve, Darryl, Errol, Peter H, Brent

May Show :- Joe Musico

BERNARDETTE, KEVIN AND JUDY’S TAMWORTH TRIP 2019Mon. 14th Jan I was dropped off at Bernardette & Kevin’s house to commence our trip to Tamworth for the 47th festival. On the way to Broken hill we stopped at Burra for morning tea and then Yunta for lunch. On the journey from Yunta to Broken Hill the car air-con started pushing out hot air, so we then changed to natural air but as temperature outside was about 45C it was a bit hot!!! Following lots of phone calls and finding somewhere who could help it meant a longer stay in Broken Hill as the part wouldn’t arrive until Wednesday. We spent the next few days looking around and seeking refuge in air-conditioned places, such as the Library, Workmens club and shopping centres as the temps outside were around 45, 46 & 48C. Another blow was dealt on Wed when it was found the part had been left behind at the Carriers depot. We finally got on our way on Thurs 17th at 2.15 p.m. for our stop at Cobar. Rising at 5 a.m. we left at 6.20 a.m. and saw a few roo’s and lots of wild goats along the way the area was very dry. We arrived at our campsite in Tamworth at 4p.m. following comfort and nourishment stops at Nyngan, Dubbo, & Merriwa. After settling in at the Rugby Club we took off to Toyota Park for the Opening Concert it was still hot, but we were just pleased to be in Tamworth. Saturday, we finished setting up the annexe on the caravan and went off to purchase tickets for some shows. We caught the Legends long lunch at Westies featuring Daniel Thompson, Mike Carr, Anthony Taylor & Luke Austen. In the afternoon we went to the Albert to see Adam Eckersley and Brooke McClymont it was very hot in the Marquee but with large fans and water misters it wasn’t too bad. We then went to West Leagues club and had a lovely roast meal and saw the Gina Timms Birthday Bash with several other artists. Sunday was cooler & overcast we went to Peel St to have a wander and do shopping. The evening we headed to Toyota Park for the Star Maker Grand Final in which 2 South Aussies were taking part Juliet Oliver & Matt James they performed well but the winner was Blake O’Connor. During the Show the weather turned and we had thunder, lightning and rain so the brollies had to come out. Monday was overcast and 31C so headed to Peel St for shopping and then on to the Longyard to look around the souvenir shop, take photos of the Golden Guitar and eat lunch whilst listening to Pat Drummond. We then went to Capital Theatre to see Kristy Cox & Travis List in their ‘Love Songs’ show it was very good. In the evening it was off to Toyota Park for the Americana Concert, lightning, thunder and rain also made an appearance but the rain did not become steady until the last song. Tuesday, we went to Shoppingworld and saw Hill Billy Goats, Jessica Odgers, Billie Crane, Colt Seavers Band and Chad Morgan. The afternoon we went to the Patsy Cline, George Strait, Dolly Parton and Alan Jackson Show just their songs not the real deal but the show was done very well. In the evening Kevin dropped me back at Toyota Park for the International Showcase which featured artists from UK, Canada, USA and NZ and weather was fine. Wednesday Bernie and Kevin headed for the Shoppingworld to see Bushwackers and Haystack

Mountain Hermits and dropped me off near Peel St. so I had a wander and listened to Taylor Pfeiffer busking and chatted to her mum and then I went to the Golden Fiddlers Show at Capital Theatre it was hosted by Pixie Jenkins , numerous awards were made to the various acts the show was excellent. I then headed to Toyota Park for the Bush Dance record attempt but was too late to take part and it fell short by 30 people. Saw numerous artists at different venues and went back to caravan for tea. The evening we all headed back to Toyota Park for the Back to the Bush Spectacular – the weather turned again at first high winds with leaves falling like snow and then about 8.10 p.m. the storm came, after 10 mins with the rain pelting down and seeping through the umbrellas we left! Back at the campsite a tree had come down on a car & tent and numerous other campers had minor damage to tents and annexes. Thursday, we did some washing before heading back in to Peel St to listen to buskers etc in the afternoon I went to the Town hall to see Sara Storer, Troy Casser-Daley made a guest appearance and Shanley Dell and James Gillard also appeared, a very polished show. The evening saw us at Westies for the Maton Showcase. Friday brought clear skies we headed early to the Town Hall for a free one hour show by Murphy’s Pigs it was excellent, this was followed by some New Stars & Oldies talent comps. The evening it was off to Westies again for our much awaited shows, first Adam Harvey and later Beccy Cole both top quality entertainment, Beccy’s band members were all female. We had a lovely roast tea in between shows. Saturday I went back to the Town Hall to see some of the Talent quest finals it was much cooler in there than out in the street, later in the day I met up with Bernie and Kevin and we went to the Willie and Roy Show (Mark Shelley & John Robertson) at Capital Theatre it was very well done, if it ever comes to Adelaide it is definitely worth a look. It was hot in caravan before the aircon took effect and I spent the evening in the Rugby Club house watching the Ladies Tennis final! Sunday it was a little bit cooler and we started to take down the annexe sides and then went to Westies for the Legends Long Lunch, followed by Allan Tomkins and band then Johnny Taylor after another roast for tea it was back to the campsite to put the annexe down and Kevin packed the car. During the night there was some heavy rain and it was an overcast sky when we left Tamworth. The journey home was cooler than the one going up and with overnight stops at Nyngen and Burra we arrived back home all intact and still friends on Wed. morning. It had been 22 years since my last visit and I was lucky to have been invited by Bernie and Kevin to go with them. There were a lot more artists that we saw and could have named (especially Bernies favourite, Don Costa)- whoops! sorry Bernie, but it would have taken up too much space.Judy, on behalf of Bernardette & Kevin.

Club MerchandiseWe have a number of items for sale including:- caps, spoons, metal badges, cloth badges and Lorraine

Wakefield CDs. See Raelz at the Membership table.

Birthday Members in April and MayColin Alderman, John Anderson, Dixie Behen, Dean Beviss, Natalie Busch, Dorothy Chapman, Robert Chapman, Maurice Clark, Judith Cockrum, Gail Crispin, Malcolm Doyle, Josie Evans, Eileen Harris, Jill Hendrie, Ian Holt, Roger Howard, Noel Inns, Beverly Jones, Graham Keane, Gerald Kelly, Gaynor Kouwenhoven, Kevin Kowald, Lawrence Lutz, Sue Magro, Ken McIntyre, Judith Merritt, Bob Molloy, Kathleen Perryman, Carlene Oliver, Betty Prosic, Roslyn Radbone, Cammelia Roberts, Vickie Ross, Joanne Sellar,

Patricia Sexton, Bryan Sparks, Peter Squillace, Ron Swain, Wombat Tenhoopen, Ivan Venables, Felix Vindurampulle

Thanks to Pam Fisk and Raelz for proof reading this Country Call.

Sick List.Those on the sick list:-Nann Mayne-Spry - Still up and down. She

is having cold laser treatment and we are cautiously optimistic. The problems with her feet are much better and she had a day’s relief in the right knee, (the one that was replaced). Hopefully the treatment will continue to improve things.

Ron Crispin still has shingles issues.Gary Trenerry broke his collar bone, went to hospital and rehab

and also got food poisoning!Sandy Shaw is home and improving!Brian ‘Whitey’ White has more serious health issues.From Kay Peel’s “A big THANKYOU to everyone who assisted

Mel and I in the foyer at the February meeting after I collapsed from heat exhaustion.”

Irene Winton is not well! That is why she and Peter have not been to the Club for a while.

Jim Waddington recently broke his hip! So he did not make it to the final Horsham CMF.

Joy Champion has recently had a hip replacement and doing well!

Roger Howard is very ill with with serious health issues! Jeanie Stout had a heart start procedure and is on the mend,

hopefully it will fix her heart condition.Best wishes to the above and all others not well.

John, Dixie, Dean, Dorothy, Robert, Maurice, Gail, Josie, Eileen

Welcome to our new Club Members

Margaret Cottam, Valmi Haywood, Barb Kehl, Tom

Mcdonald, Carlene Oliver, Maria Panucci, Arline Pincombe,

Kathlyn Powell, Carol Robinson, Alan Waite, Joanne Wilson,

Ralph Wilson

Jill, Noel, Beverly, Gaynor, Kevin, Ken, Judith, Carlene, Betty

Ivan, Wombat

Right:-Barbara should

have been in the last CC!

John and Marina Anderson celebrate their 35th wedding

anniversary in April!

End of Daylight Savings 7 Apr 2019Turn your clocks back 1 hour!

Gig GuideAPRIL

Date Event/Artist Venue EnquiriesMon 1 7.30-10.30pm Gary Daniel Moonta Town Hall, Moonta

$15/12Lorraine

0418 830 639Mon 1 8-9pm ThreeD Hillbilly Hoot Linde Reserve, Nelson Street, Stepney

Thur 4 6.30pm Company of Two meals from 5.30pm Plympton & Glenelg RSL, 464 Marion

Rd, Plympton Park

Fri 5 6.30-9.30pm Taylor Pfeiffer Wanera Wine Bar & Restaurant, 65

Murray Street, Angaston

Sat 6 11am-4pm Lee Brocky & Outback Overdrive Careship Escargot Festival, Coonalpyn

Sat 6 1pm

Crooked Road open mike Once a month, you can join us at The Saturday Sessions. with special guest performers- and you can get on stage too, if you like.

The Gov, 59 Port Rd, Hindmarsh (front bar) free entry

Sat 6 7.30pm

CFS Museum Fundraising Event - (Other artists Graeme Hugo, Bev Branson, Sham Rock and the Mosquito Plains Strummers)

Naracoorte Town Hall, Naracoorte

Rex Hall 0417 081 560 or

Mini Jumbuk 8762 3677

Sun 7 12.30-4.30pm Steve Bartel Band Adelaide CM Club Inc., 11 LaSalle St,

Slovenian Club, Dudley Park(08) 8258 7110 0409 692 434

Sun 7 12-5pm Rocky, Dave & Friends guest Garry Hunt

Willaston CM Club, Willaston Football Clubrooms, Gawler River Road, Willaston

0415 671 679

Sun 7 1-5pm Frayed Knot South East CM Assoc., RSL Bowling

Club Jubilee Highway, Mount Gambier 8725 5762

Sun 7 12- 9pm

Open Mic (licenced and light meals available) The Old Barn, 191 Bank Rd, Sedan Juilie

0413 314 749Sun 7 2-4.30pm

Bluegrass Slow Jam all welcome! on hold - next one in May

Semaphore RSL, 10 Semaphore Rd, Semaphore

Michael 0427 601 517

Mon 8 8-9pm ThreeD Hillbilly Hoot Linde Reserve, Nelson Street, Stepney

Fri 12 2pm Juliet Oliver The General Wine Bar, 55a Main Rd,

McLaren Flat

Fri 12 to Sun 14

Heartland Band, Justin Standley, The Hoffmans, Bill Gray, Sandie Dodd, Derani Sanders, Juliet Oliver

Yakka Park Music Festival, LucindaleSaturday Night Feature** Peter Coad and the Coad sisters together with Jim Hermel

Fri 12 to Sun 14 The Cherry Pickers plus many more tba Cullulleraine Music Festival 2019, 5302

Sturt Highway, Cullulleraine Vic 3496 03 5028 2226

Sat & Sun 13-14 Crossfire, The Cut Snakes plus more

Country / Blues / Rock Fest At The Wreckers Live, The Wreckers Live 4 Dowdodd Crescent, Goolwa

Sat 13 12.30 Taylor Pfeiffer

ABC Gardeners’ Market - Gates open at 8am. Held at the carpark of ABC Radio Adelaide, Collinswood

Sun 14 12.30 to 5pm

Dave And Rocky and Friends Guest Joe Musico

Southern CM Club, 16 York Avenue, Clovelly Park

0408 891 512 or 8294 3912

Sun 14 11am-4pm

Crosstown Connection Note Band Change

Barossa CM Club, Nuriootpa Memorial Hall, Murray St, Nuriootpa 8523 1957


Thur 18 to Mon 22 Taylor Pfieffer check website National Folk Festival, Canberra


Rd, Plympton Park

APRILDate Event/Artist Venue EnquiriesFri 19 4-6pm Gary Daniel for country Easter show Port Brroughton Caravan Park

Sat 20 11am to 4.30pm

Playford CM Club Open Mike Everyone’s welcome! Entry $4.00 per person for all attending Tea, Coffee provided. BYO Nibbles to share.

Playford CM Club, Uley Road Hall, Elizabeth Downs entry off Forrestall Rd

Fred Payne 0401 096 634

Sat 20 2 to 5pm

Joe Musico $15 entry tea & coffee supplied

Lutheran Church Hall, 21a Adelaide Road, Victor Harbor

Sat 20 7-11pm Lee Brocky & Outback Overdrive Landrover Show, Melrose Showgrounds

Sun 21 12noon to 4pm

Eddie & Friends plus Paul Walker Playford CM Club, Uley Road Hall, Elizabeth Downs entry off Forrestall Rd 8255 8920

Sun 21 1.30-5pm

Billy Dee & Friends with Guest Walk Ups - ‘Come as a Guest - Leave as a Friend’

Plympton & Glenelg RSL, 464 Marion Rd, Plympton Park

8352 4046 meals available from

12.30Mon 22 4-6pm Gary Daniel for country Easter show Port Broughton Caravan Park

Mon 22 6pm

Shakira Lea, Liberty Tuohy, Jaylee Daniels, Alison Hams, BREEZE Millard, JJ Payne

Whyalla Recording Scholarship LAUNCH PARTY, Saint James Hall, Ryan Avenue, Whyalla

Mark Tempany 0418 700 819


Apr 25 to May 7 Peter Denahy PETE DENAHY’S MUSIC TOUR OF

JAPANIan Greenwood 0404 841 038

Fri 26 6-9pm Taylor Pfeiffer Belair Hotel, 141 Main Rd, Blackwood

Sun 28 11am- 4pm City Cowboys & Joe Musico

Murray Bridge CM Club, Imperial Football Club Johnstone Pk, Murray Bridge

8535 4317

Sun 28 1-5pm

Cross Town Connection (formerly Winchester)


Sun 28 1-5pm The Hoffman Duo Kilburn R.S.L. CM Functions, Way

Street, Kilburn 8349 6694

Sun 28 1-5pm Mel and Col (in lieu of May Club Day) South East CM Assoc., RSL Bowling

Club Jubilee Highway, Mount Gambier 8725 5762

Sun 28 2-5pm Taylor Pfeiffer

Malt Shovel Taphouse - craft bar and kitchen. Festival Centre, Festival Drive, Adelaide

Mon 29 7.30pm Joe Musico Moonta Town Hall, Moonta

$15, Conc $12Lorraine

0418 830 639Mon 29 8-9pm ThreeD Hillbilly Hoot Linde Reserve, Nelson Street, Stepney

MAYMay 2 - 13 Paul Trenwith 2019 Central Australia Music Tour with

Paul Trenwith Travelrite


Rd, Plympton Park

Fri 3 1.30pm Joe Musico

Hallett Cove Over 50s Travel and Social Club, Hallett Cove Lutheran Church, 20 Ragamuffin Dr, Hallett Cove

8297 5581 or 0457 236 340

Fri 3 6.15pm Felicity Urquhart & Amber Joy Poulton The Chook Shed, Clare Showgrounds,

Horrocks Highway, Clare Trybooking

Fri 3 8.30pm The Cherry Pickers Railway Hotel, Port Adelaide

MAYDate Event/Artist Venue Enquiries

May 3-5

Wayne Horsburgh, Sharon Heaslip, Craig Giles, Kinta, Graeme Hugo, Kerran Keats, Orville & Minnie, Bidge Boyd, Heartland, John Lecner, Jay J Shannon, Company of Two, John Ramke more artists tba

Lameroo Country Music Festival, 10th Anniversary

Roz 0408 597307 Camp Sites &

Accommodation Enqu. Kath

08 8576 3395

Sat 4 1pm

Crooked Road open mike Once a month, you can join us at The Saturday Sessions. with special guest performers- and you can get on stage too, if you like.

The Gov, 59 Port Rd, Hindmarsh (front bar) free entry

Sat 4 5.30pm

Red Faces 2019 Variety Show Taylor Pfieffer plus many more Arkaba Hotel, Fullarton

Sat 4 7pm Felicity Urquhart & Amber Joy Poulton The Boatshed, Wallaroo info

Sun 5 12-5pm

Kim Ritchie with Eddie Edwards & Friends

Willaston CM Club, Willaston Football Clubrooms, Gawler River Road, Willaston

0415 671 679

Sun 5 12.30-4.30pm Creole CowboyZ plus Joe Musico Adelaide CM Club Inc., 11 LaSalle St,

Slovenian Club, Dudley Park(08) 8258 7110 0409 692 434

Sun 5 12noon to 9pm

Open Mic (licenced and light meals available) The Old Barn, 191 Bank Rd, Sedan Juilie 0413 314

749

Sun 5 2-4.30pm Bluegrass Slow Jam all welcome! Semaphore RSL, 10 Semaphore Rd,

SemaphoreMichael

0427 601 517Sun 5 3.30pm Felicity Urquhart & Amber Joy Poulton Corny Point Hall, Corny Point tickets

Sun 5 5pm Shane Nicholson with Bluegrass JunctionTrinity Sessions, 318 Goodwood Road,

Clarence Park 0401 122 256


Sun 12 12.30 to 5pm

The Long And The Short Of It And Their Band

Southern CM Club, 16 York Avenue, Clovelly Park

0408 891 512 or 8294 3912

Sun 12 11am-4pm Midnight Special Barossa CM Club, Nuriootpa Bowling

Club, Nuriootpa 8523 1957


Wed 15 1.30-3.30pm Wayne Horsburgh and Graeme Hugo Sunnyvale

$25pp map

Lorraine 0418 830 639 or Lyn 0432

819 225Thur 16 6.30pm Company of Two meals from 5.30pm Plympton & Glenelg RSL, 464 Marion

Rd, Plympton Park

Thur 16 to Sun 19

Alma Earl Davis, Doreen & Alan Berryman, Blue Mathews, Cheryl Lethlean, Chooka Williams, Des and Sonja Hartman, Doug Freer, Graham & Kay Butterworth, Jasmine Kimber, Malcolm Doyle, Ray Murtagh, Rhonda and Rod Owne, Tony Roberts

Quorn Country Music Muster, Quorn Racecourse

Trevor Philbey, Willem Brilleman & Others, Barry Lewis, John Lecner, Barry Dennis, Hightly strung and many more!

Fri 17 7.30pm

Kernewek Lowender (Cornish Festival) Country Concert - Wayne Horsburgh, Tom and Patsy Routledge

Cornerstone Stadium, Harvest Christian College, Kadina $22, Conc $20

Lorraine 0418 830 639

Sat 18 11am to 4.30pm

Playford CM Club Open Mike Everyone’s welcome! - Entry $4.00 per person for all attending Tea, Coffee provided. BYO Nibbles to share.

Playford CM Club, Uley Road Hall, Elizabeth Downs entry off Forrestall Rd

Fred Payne 0401 096 634

Sun 19 12noon to 4pm

Creole Cowboyz Playford CM Club, Uley Road Hall, Elizabeth Downs entry off Forrestall Rd 8255 8920

Sun 19 1.30-5pm

Billy Dee & Friends with Guest Walk Ups - ‘Come as a Guest - Leave as a Friend’


8352 4046 meals available from

12.30

Len and Lorraine Wakefield Memorial FundSubject to certain conditions, the purpose of the fund is to assist younger talent with proven ability: a) in entering talent quests throughout South Australia, Mildura and Tamworth, b) by payment or part payment of professional tuition, and c) towards the cost of a musical instrument. The fund is administered by the ACMC committee with expenditure limited to the interest from capital invested (plus raffles from time to time), with all payments made to the appropriate body. Annually an awardee is chosen by the Full Committee. Contributions to the fund, which may be made to the club treasurer at any time will be acknowledged in the club newsletter.

After Lorraine’s passing the fund was renamed to include Lorraine’s name. The selection procedure has had to be changed slightly as there are fewer talent contests held at present than in the past.

Please check http://country.ianfisk.org/gigguide/gigguide.htm for the latest updatesPlease advise our Publicity Officer of any errors or omissions.

Listen to Radio Adelaide on a Saturday morning when the week’s gig guide is read by your Publicity Officer

Some future major 2019 GigsDate Artist(s) Venue Enquiries

JULY Fri 26 to Sun 28

James Blundel, Chad Morgan plus more tba Laura Country Music Festival, Laura

SEPT 27 to OCT 6

tba artist applications open, closing on Mar 30

Mildura Country Music Festival, Mildura area, Vic and NSW

OCT 10 to 13Wayne Horsburgh, Greg Hooper & Bob Howe, Long and Short of It, Joy Adams plus more tba

Port Pirie Country Music Festival, Port Pirie

NOV 8 to 10 tba Mountaingrass, Beechworth, Vic

NOV 15 to 17

Billy Bridge, Rebecca Lee Nye, Selene McAlister , Drew McAlister, Peter Coad & the Coad Sisters as well as Jim Hermel & Runaway Dixie and Alan Caswell with more to be announced.

Burra Country Music Festival, BurraTalent Quests, Scholarships, workshops, Trans Tasman Entertainer of the Year selection plus Nathaniel O’Brien Award

NOV 21 to 23 tba Wirrina Bluegrass and Acoustic Festival, Wirrina Cove Holiday Park

MAY continuedDate Event/Artist Venue EnquiriesSun 19 1.30-4.30pm Tom and Patsy Routledge NCMA Clubrooms, 28 Afford Road, Pt

Pirie $18 Conc. $15

Maureen 0428 344 224

or Mary 8633 2302Mon 20 8-9pm ThreeD Hillbilly Hoot Linde Reserve, Nelson Street, Stepney

Mon 20- Fri 25

Christie Lamb, Jody Direen, Haley Cole, NeillyRich, Hayley Marsten, Coopers Run, Benn Gunn, Che Orton plus more

26th Norfolk Island Country Music Festival, Norfolk Island

Sun 26 11am- 4pm Palomino Deluxe Murray Bridge CM Club, Imperial

Football Club Johnstone Pk 8535 4317

Sun 26 1-5pm

Cross Town Connection (formerly Winchester)


Sun 26 1-5pm The Herds (Interstate) Kilburn R.S.L. CM Functions, Way

Street, Kilburn 8349 6694



Rd, Plympton Park

Fri 31 to Mon June 10 Check the website Program South Australian Country Music Festival,

Riverland

Read Me … Read Me … Read Me … Read Me … Read MeYou are reminded that our shows are on licensed premises, and you

are NOT permitted to BYO grog/softies to the shows.

Please consider your own safety and the safety of others, and take appropriate carewherever you are (and especially around the dance floor).

Our bands and guest artists perform for our enjoyment. Please consider the rightsand comfort of others and keep the noise down during performances.

The Club is run by volunteers who work hard to make our Club one to be proud of.Give them your support.

‘COUNTRY CALL’NEWSLETTER

Sender: The Adelaide Country Music Club Inc., PO Box 307, Modbury North, SA, 5092

Unless noted otherwise, all photos by Ian Fisk

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