Warumpi Band, Festival of Aboriginal Rock Music, Darwin 1988
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- George Burarrwanga, Warumpi Band, and others at the closing stages of the "Festival of Aboriginal Rock Music" in Darwin in September 1988, the first ever indigenous festival of this kind.
The full line up of bands include:
Wild Brumbies, Docker River
Areyonga Desert Tigers, Areyonga
Sunrise Band, Maningrida
Tiwi Wailers, Bathurst Island
Isaac Yama & Pitjantjatjara Band, Alice Springs
Frank Yama, Alice Springs
Kulumindini Country Music Band, Elliot
Black Bala Mujik
The Blue Coasters, Numbulwar
Casso & The Axons, Darwin
Mixed Relations
Wairuk Band, Humpty Doo
Broken English, Ngukurr
Warumpi Band, Papunya
Letterstick Band
Wirrinyga Band, Milingimbi
Malandarri Band, Borroloola
Yothu Yindi, Yirrkala
Ilkari Maru, Amata
Soft Sands, Elcho Island
Tableland Drifters, Elliott
Dharrwar Band, Elcho Island
Beautiful song great band Warumpi Band ❤
respect to the brother purely a good aboriginal artist..peace cuz where ever you are....
I recall playing alongside Warumpi Band and the many other deadly bands that night at Sing Loud Play Strong. What a gig that was..... so much deadly talent on that stage it's something that will never be forgotten. Also had the pleasure of touring with Warumpi to the South Pacific Arts Festival in Tahiti after performing at the Sydney Opera House. They never quite got the recognition in Australian music that they deserved along with Us Mob and No Fixed Address, all trailblazers that we can be proud of.
I was just a kid when I attended my first corroboree. wish I was older cuz id remember more. Larrakia country is still very special to me 2.
I am grateful to see Warumpi live @ Balmain, NSW... totally memorable night of deadly entertainment.... thanks fellas 👍🏾👍🏼🔥👍🏽❤️💛🖤🔥👣
Acknowledge and respect to the real creator of this great anthem
true that under rated to this day and denied in truth makes me wild nice to see someone knows and respects the truth to spite the paperwork
@@weatthepurplecircle I never got to meet him but did speak with him (by phone) on several occasions as we had a mutual acquaintance.
@@mirriulahwaterdog fantastic he was my uncle anyways i was pissed when his life and story was written and not oe cent of royalties came to him :-(
@@weatthepurplecircle Keep his memory strong. From the comments below and other tributes we know he is well respected.
'You see this blackfella here? (YES). I dont come from the city, I dont come from the town. I come from the bush.' He will always be a legend.
I saw you play in Mellbourne at Hamer Hall.
You mob were deadly af.
Thank you!!
🖤💛❤️💯
Sing Loud, Play Strong, I remember this moment so well. Thanks uploader
George was an amazing man, I wish the rest of the Australian population had his views. Apologies if I'm using his name out of turn, I know that many native people don't speak of the departed by name
George is a great human being. Respects and R.I.P.
Sorry to the people concerned about mentioning the great one's name
the spirit of GR will always live on.
he touched many peoples souls and will continue to do so long after we are gone my friend.
xx
Beautiful
great song and George I hold George with high regards, great man and awsome music !
Brings tears to my eyes...I miss Oz.
🥺❤🙏📢r.i.p George 🥳👑
Best Wishes.
I think this music is Great! I included it among my Favorites.
De Portugal 🎸 🎹 🎼 👍👍 💜
abo for ever the german from 70s
Awesome
2000 olimpics this band should have got a gig
Happy Survival Day everyone....
That would have been an amzing gig,.
how and when did george die i,m saddened to hear this.
sign
Old song
SHAME NEIL MURRAY GOT ALL THE ROYALTIES.....
He wrote the song so he gets the royalties. Same as every other song writerq
Numbers don't add up to me
the black fellas are the best fellas need more young aborigines making music and not that horrible rap shit