Kasey Chambers - very much Australian.As a child she used to tour with her father, (who is a well known Aussie country singer) through out the aussie country side. I do agree, she does a great job of it. The song was originally recorded by Slim Dusty back in the 50's.
The second best version of this song, after the original ... but this version is pitched to my vocal range, which makes it the better version for singing for me :)
Check the words Sheelaghm its "for the last final roundup one day and Swept away by the mad raging" foam" not storm, and Pounding hoof beats resound, :) but thanks for sharing I love it.
I first heard this version of the song on Boxing Day 1997 when I found myself caused by circumstances to stay at the Court House Hotel in Murwillumbah, and the hotel rooms had radios that could broadcast programs about music festivals that included the Dead Ringer Band performing this song.
Kasey Chambers - very much Australian.As a child she used to tour with her father, (who is a well known Aussie country singer) through out the aussie country side.
I do agree, she does a great job of it. The song was originally recorded by Slim Dusty back in the 50's.
Concur, Kasey does a fantastic job of this old standard. One of my favs of Slims.
Excellent performance! Thank you very much for sharing.
my favorite band xx
Awesome band.
The second best version of this song, after the original ... but this version is pitched to my vocal range, which makes it the better version for singing for me :)
She's from Millicent sa
Southend to be exact
Check the words Sheelaghm its "for the last final roundup one day and Swept away by the mad raging" foam" not storm, and Pounding hoof beats resound, :) but thanks for sharing I love it.
does anyone know who this young singing is. is she australian or american,the word ringer
tells australian .done a nice job of it..country joe
she dinky di Australian
No disrespect to Slim, but Kasey owns this song.
I first heard this version of the song on Boxing Day 1997 when I found myself caused by circumstances to stay at the Court House Hotel in Murwillumbah, and the hotel rooms had radios that could broadcast programs about music festivals that included the Dead Ringer Band performing this song.