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y separately published work icon Buried Country : The Story of Aboriginal Country Music single work   biography  
Issue Details: First known date: 2000... 2000 Buried Country : The Story of Aboriginal Country Music
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y separately published work icon Buried Country : The Story of Aboriginal Country Music Clinton Walker , Sydney : Pluto Press , 2000 Z1439230 2000 single work biography (taught in 1 units)

'To some, black skin and country music may seem unlikely bedfellows. But from early stars like Jimmy Little and Herb Laughton through Dougie and Wilga Williams to Vic Sims, Bob 'Brown Skin baby' Randal, Bobby McLeod, Issac Yama and Roger Knox. Aboriginal country music is a very real phenomenon. A long rich tradition that's still alive today in Troy Cassar-Daley and Archie Roach.' (Source: On-line)

 		Representing Aboriginal People, History and Place University of Technology, Sydney 2009
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