www.hughmcdonald.com Redgum live at Expo '88 Brisbane

Glen Drover played few stuff for us since we set up hes gear.. hahaha

the Australia movie is coming so here is a montage of pics for the movie with Nic and Hugh.

The University Laboratory School Symphonic Band, Ira Wong, Director (5/10/06) w/Ladd Tsutsuse, trumpet; Kamuela Parker, tenor sax; Travis Oh, trombone; Michael Senda, alto saxophone; Rich Crandall, piano.

This is the video of my and Franzy´s project about the movie "Australia" starring Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman, which is directed by Baz Luhrmann ("Moulin Rouge") This video is about the feelings and thoughts of Lady Ashley about the drover on the one site and of the drover about Lady Ashley on the other. I am not fully satisfied with the video, but I hope you´ll enjoy it. :) music: Honey, Honey - Mamma Mia OST She´s a Lady - Tom Jones I own nothing. No infringement intended.

The song "The Diamondtina Drover" of Christy Moore in his album "Ordinary Man" in 1985. For three song (The Diamondtina Drover - Sweet Music Roll On - Quiet Desperation) there is Enya as Backing vocals - Assistant Arranger - Keyboards.

Megadeth's Shawn Drover Video Interview HARDTIMES.CA

This was one of the most amazing and beautiful performances to ever take place at Chewstick. Jeremy Drover playing a Nintendo DS.

Cover by John Williamson of Redgum's Diamantina Drover. Lyrics The faces in the photograph have faded And I can't believe he looks so much like me For it's been ten years today Since I left for Old Cork Station Sayin' I won't be back till the drovin's done For the rain never falls on the dusty Diamantina And a drover finds it hard to change his mind For the years have surely gone Like the drays from Old Cork Station And I won't be back till the drovin's done Well it seems like the sun comes up each mornin' Sets me up and takes it all away For the dreaming by the light Of the camp fire at night Ends with the burning by the day For the rain never falls on the dusty Diamantina And a drover finds it hard to change his mind For the years have surely gone Like the drays from Old Cork Station And I won't be back till the drovin's done Sometimes I think I'll settle back in Sydney But it's been so long it's hard to change my mind For the cattle trail goes on and on And the fences roll forever And I won't be back till the drovin's done For the rain never falls on the dusty Diamantina And a drover finds it hard to change his mind For the years have surely gone Like the drays from Old Cork Station And I won't be back till the drovin's done For the rain never falls on the dusty Diamantina And a drover finds it hard to change his mind For the years have surely gone Like the drays from Old Cork Station And I won't be back till the drovin's done

Hugh Jackman as the Drover in the movie Australia done to the song by Toni Braxton "Your Making Me High.

tess, steve, jody, kate e meg. Song: Vitamin C - Graduation (friends forever)

a vid to dream... no copyright infringement intended

The Cowboy Hillbilly Hippy Folk Band performance of The Drover at Comfest 2007.

I learned this from a Christy Moore album. Nowadays it reminds me of my son in Sydney

Sean Drover from Megadeth stops by the Dean Guitars booth at NAMM 2008 for a interview with Lacey Conner

Got my brother to break out his guitar while visiting him.... Man he is a great player...Never took lessons, but he sure is awesome.........

Webkinz show, dogs and a lion? Kids funny skit by Ivie and Blake.

recorded at a live gig in 2005

Glen noodling a little before a Testament show in Mexico and generally clowning around

Redgum - The Diamantina Drover (Live)

Redgum song - my version follows John Williamson's.

Licklibrary interviews Megadeth's Glen Drover @ Download Festival 2007

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This song, published as early as 1865 in "The Queenslanders' New Colonial Fire Song Book", is also known as "The Overlander". It was included in Banjo Patterson's "Old Bush Songs" and has been recorded by A.L.Lloyd, though this version is closer to that sung by John Manifold. I first heard this song on the landmark Australian folk album "Moreton Bay and Other Songs, Mainly of Convict Origin", which Peter Mann records brought out in 1963, with Martyn Wyndham-Read, Brian Mooney and David Lumsden, the first two being the most popular singers on the Australian folk scene of the sixties. This was one of the few songs performed by the three singers as a group. A personal note - I heard Martyn Wyndham-Read perform live a few years ago - I think it was at the Ringwood Folk Club. Personal note 2 - Peter Mann, who ran Discurio, a record shop in Melbourne dedicated to folk music, taught me Geography and German in Forms 2 and 3 at Camberwell Grammar.

Los tres ultimos guitarristas de Megadeth (sin contar a Chris B. ya que todavia no saco ningun disco con Megadeth) en una batalla a 2 rounds...