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The first CD, “Reason and Dream”, released in 1996 was well received worldwide by reviewers and radio, charting in most countries.
The second 2004 recording, “Me and Ned Kelly”, had a similar response. They both featured many talented Australian performers including Kevin Bennett - The Flood, Bill Chambers - Kasey Chambers Band and the Dead Ringer Band, Doug Rowe - The Flying Circus plus Broderick Smith - The Dingoes. In 1996 there was no evidence of other bands called the Woodpickers, today there are several. Please don’t confuse this Australian roots band with other artists. We hope you like the music. NEW CD - DOWN THE LINE - Out now! Check out Gary Turner's Top 5 Albums for 2011
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Can download 3 tracks from Amrap's AIRIT
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".....fine stuff....true country and a stand out .... Great tunes and performance, nice to hear Cas, doing "other" stuff." "A wonderful mix of country styles" .... "This is an excellent window into Australia's alternative country scene. It's much richer than most people realise." "There are good stories in these songs and that can only happen with good songwriters. The Woodpickers are a powerful lineup of very experienced singer/songwriters" "(The Woodpickers') music is a real pleasure with all these catching melodies , the superb harmonies and the very good sound...the musical arrangements are really super ...all the ingredients are here ...you don't sound Australian, your music sounds universal, all the music lovers should listen to your music, everything is chiseled, made with a high sense of quality ..." "Down the Line will turn a few heads and will certainly test the music judgement at many country music awards including Tamworth. Best tracks include Yin and Yang (vocals Brod Smith), Photograph (vocals Allan Caswell), Cold Love (vocals Doug Rowe), The Devil and Jesus (vocals Doug Rowe) and another potential hit single Paradise Road (vocals Broderick Smith). John Murphy is a musician of modest skills and has performed in many urban cowboy bands. John's music is heavily informed by the influence of Woody Guthrie and the blues folk boom of the early 1960s. Apart from the standalone talent of the band, the sound quality of the recording is excellent and at times puts you in the studio. Down the Line - The Woodpickers is a testament to folk & blues most celebrated Australian band at the pinnacle of their game exhibiting some of the best violin, picking and heartfelt harmonies l have heard in Australia for some time."
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