Alan Scott Alan Scott i(A82852 works by)
Born: Established: 1930 ; Died: Ceased: 1995
Gender: Male
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1 y separately published work icon Travelling Through the Storm : Australian Bush Songs and Poems. Keith McKenry , Alan Scott (editor), Ainslie : Fanged Wombat Productions , 1996 Z1288750 1996 anthology poetry
1 y separately published work icon Battler's Ballad Keith McKenry , Alan Scott , Canberra : National Library of Australia , 1990 Z1288745 1990 anthology poetry
1 y separately published work icon [Folkloric Recording : Don Henderson Talks] [sound Recording] Alan Scott (interviewer), Kevin Baker (interviewer), 1989 Z1126488 1989 single work interview Henderson talks about his early interest in folk songs and the music of Tex Morton; marriage to Marian Grozman; his mother; song writing; working in Snowy Mountains was inspiration for 'Put a light in every country window'; living in Sydney; Tom Baker; Royal George Hotel; Mimosa Coffee Lounge; attempt to form a folk musicians union; the Troubador; Gary Shearston; theory of song 'Big rock candy mountain'; own song 'Hooker Rex' recorded by Alex Hood; 'It's on' about pacifism and fighting; singing ribald songs and bush songs in coffee shops late at night; song 'Oh pay me' for election campaign for seat of Bligh; story of how 'Basic wage dream' was written; first song transmitted by satellite; Melbourne visit; story of his songbook released in 1970; meeting A. L. Lloyd; living in England for eight years; return to Australia; writing songs for a union campaign and 'Thirty ton line'; John Manifold.
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