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- Greg Williams Presents
- Young Country Stars Concert 2002
- "The Pub"
Hundreds
of Tamworth Country Music Festival fans must have the first Sunday at THE
PUB permanently marked in their calendars as a MUST, as once again The Pubs
wonderful entertainment room was full at 10am, and over-flowing into the
beautiful courtyard, and the show wasn’t scheduled to start till
noon!
“Young
Country Stars” is
the name of this
concert and it’s popular because it’s GOOD!! The pre-concert atmosphere
was electric as the enthusiastic fans waited to be entertained by the 10
extremely talented young performers, who were supported by about 10 more
backing players/singers.
This
was the third consecutive January presentation of Young
Country Stars,
and it was also an important part of 2001 June HATS OFF Festival as well.
Josh
Canning,
a promising singer/guitarist from Newcastle started the show in fine style,
showing why he was a much sought act all over Tamworth during the 2002
festival.
- Josh canning
He was followed by
Ryan
Sampson, a successful Queensland Junior Talent Quest winner from
Toowoomba, who impressed the huge crowd with his mature voice, for one so
young.
- Ryan Sampson
Aleyce
Simmonds –
A Tamworth Singer, was next and wowed the big audience.She was a big
Award-Winner at Kmart Jazzer Smith Junior Talent Quest 2002, and won CCMAs
Junior section, also Duo (with Ben Hazell) and Overall (including Seniors)
Championship for 2002. Aleyce appeared with the CCMA monthly Workshop
performers in Tamworths Festival Opening concert 2001
The
next performer Ben
Hazell
from Tamworth, was also a Kmart & CCMA 2002 winner and place-getter, and
2000 Olympic Choir member, and he entertained to enthusiastic response. Ben
also appeared with the CCMA monthly Workshop performers in Tamworths
Festival Opening concert 2001
- Ben Hazell
Camerata
(Junior Country Music School) scholarship Winner Penelope
Sommerville,
from Victoria, then played her Fiddle and sang her way into many hearts.
Penelope also played Fiddle for many of her fellow Young Country Stars
and also for some performers in the next show - Winners & Grinners
.
- Penelope Sommerville
Following
a short interval, The
Sommers Family Bluegrass Band,
a wonderful five-piece Tasmanian family Bluegrass band, wowed everyone with
their unique family sound. They now live in Dorrigo, NSW.
- Sommers Family Bluegrass Band
Michael
Muchow
- Queensland Multi-Award Winning Singer/Guitarist, and Victoria’s Champion
of Champions 2001 was next, and certainly showed the audience he can play
that guitar, and sing too. Michael won the Wests Aristocrat Junior Talent
Quest 2002 while in Tamworth. Michael played guitar for several other Young
Country Stars and also for some performers in the next show - Winners &
Grinners.
Amber
Williams –
another Camerata (Junior Country Music School) scholarship winner, from
Brisbane, sang and yodelled wonderfully well. Amber is from Brisbane.
- Amber Williams
Young
Country Stars first overseas act, Cameron
Clayton,
from New Zealand showed all that he is a very talented singer and
entertainer. He’s won so many NZ awards, and is now starting to make a
mark in Australia on his first visit to Tamworth.
To
finish the show, who better to do it than Charlene
Bailey -Tamworths
Multi-Award Winner, Victoria’s Junior Champion of Champions 2000, and an
invited participant in Fanfest both in 2001 and 2002, and appeared with the
CCMA monthly Workshop performers in Tamworths Festival Opening concert 2001
Charlene was joined onstage by her sister Crystal
singing
harmonies and playing Mandolin, and brother Kurt
drumming for 3 songs..
- Charlene Kurt and Crystal Bailey
- Kurt Bailey
- All
artists were backed by a wonderful band consisting of :-
- Mark
Moulynox (Pedal Steel, Dobro, Guitar & Banjo)
- Les Scott
(Guitars)
- Greg Franks
(Bass)
-
Terry Phillpot (Drums)
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- Mark
Moulynox and Les Scott
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- Greg
Franks
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- Terry
Phillpot
The Organiser/Compere
– Greg
Williams
introduced each performer in a professional manner, giving some background
detail on each, to prepare the audience for great entertainment. Greg spent
several months prior to this show handpicking songs, and assisting each
artist to hone their skills in chord chart making etc.
Every
Young Country Star performed well, and all displayed wonderful co-operative
spirit during the concert, and are a credit to Country Music. This show
keeps getting better and better each year.
This
was an impressive concert, and a future event not to be missed.
Greg
Williams Presents:-
“Young Country Stars” at The Pub – First Sunday of Tamworth Country
Music Festival.
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"Live"! 
Greg Williams works the club
circuit mainly throughout
New South Wales all year, and is a crowd-pleaser
wherever he appears. Festivals and special events
organisers Australia-wide are aware of his versatility
& popularity. Also, over a period of 3 years in the mid 90's,
Greg wowed audiences, performing on several P&O Pacific Cruises.
Tamworth
January every year is always jam-packed at the Tamworth
Country Music Festival - including duo and band work at the Good
Companions Hotel (6th year 2000) & RSL, arranging all entertainment for
Kmart Plaza and performing several spots, hosting KMart "Jazzer
Smith" Memorial Talent Quest since 1995.
Greg also played drums for various concerts including the ACMF
Silver Jubilee Roll of Renown Concert 2000, Kedron Taylors' Shed parties 99
& 20000 Bill Chambers Hank
Williams Tribute Show & Slim
Newtons concert, and attends the TSA, TIARA
and CMAA Awards nights, whenever possible.
Since 1997 when the popular Tamworth Country Theatre
Concerts started, Greg has appeared 3 times in his own right, and on
one occasion each, singing duets with Christina George,
and The Crosby Sisters on their hit songs,
and sang harmonies with Darcy Le Year.
Touring (& recording)
Early in 1998 Greg performed for the third time in 5 years at Lake
Charlegrark CM Festival, Victoria, 
then to Tasmania for pub & club gigs, and his first appearance at
the Launceston CM Festival. This was the third tour to Tassie in 12
months for Greg, and in 2000 he completed his 7th Tassie tour.
In addition to good Tasmanian radio airplay, WIN TV, Hobart for the second
time, televised Australia- wide an interview and a performance of one of Gregs'
songs "Keep the Dream Alive",
the second single from his great Album- " Its
About Time", currently in its second pressing.
This TV appearance and Gregs "live" performing generate audience
interest, and album sales.
Greg recorded again at Lindsay Butler Studio in 1998, his single "Red
Hot Momma", a multi-award winning Greg Williams original, released on the
inaugural Tamworth Songwriter Association Compilation Promotional CD, one of 12
original tracks, selected from a strong Australia-wide field of 360 songs. Its
gained great radio airplay all over Australia. The selection of this song won
Greg free recording and an honoured place on this historic CD.
As often as possible, Greg travels north in winter from his Tamworth base to
revisit Queensland, at his old stamping ground of Townsville NQ
for several gigs in and around his former home. Enroute in both directions, he
performs at some South Queensland clubs in Brisbane.
Greg Williams gig-book is always full, as he is full-time professional
entertainer.
"Session Singer"
As well as "Live" performing and his own recordings, Greg is also
kept busy at Lindsay Butler Studios &
other Tamworth recording studios singing harmonies on numerous other artists
albums during the year. Greg's LBS
connection started in 1993, and is gaining continuous momentum.
The Future
Even though Greg loves travelling his music all over, he is also now focusing
closer to home (Tamworth) for the future, and this is evidenced by his recent
success in bringing coachloads of Country Music fans to Tamworth with Tamworth
Country Music Experience Tours, and great concerts in various venues in the
Tamworth district, including the acoustic Channel 10 Theatrette at the ACMF Hall
of Fame in Brisbane St.
Country Music Industry
From his strong association with the local Tamworth Country Music industry
group Capital Country Music Association (CCMA), Greg has helped develop a new
initiative - monthly Performers Workshops for up-coming performers. He is also
instrumental in organising and staging a new monthly event in Tamworth's
entertainment calendar - namely the Pub Jam. Presently its held on the third
Sunday each month at THE PUB, Tamworths premier Country hotel venue. Hosts Joan
& Bevan Douglas have shown wonderful support for this venture, which is
centred on a strong band line-up (Kedron Taylor - multiple Golden Guitar
nominee, Mark Molynoux - multi instrumentalist, Steve Paton - Bass, Greg
Williams - Drums/Compere, and Dally Croft & Mick Wilson both being featured
at various times.) This band backs all comers wonderfully well, and as the
Capital Country Music Association use this event as their regular monthly
performance opportunity, lots of younger performers get a chance to try out
their skills. A wide range of ages and musical styles is presented over the 5
till 8pm time slot.
Following the 1999 Junior Winter Talent Quest it was decided to offer our
member performers, and others who were interested, a chance to attend Performers
Workshops run by the CCMA.
CCMA
Along with other Tutors - Peter Izod, the late Geoff Brown (passed
away August 2000) & Jenny Dobson -Greg was asked to provide the
knowledge required to assist participants to improve many and varied aspects of
their performing and related abilities. The first workshop was held in early
August, 1999 at the Tamworth RSL Club (CCMA Sponsor) and attended by more than a
dozen interested performers and players, mainly young people. There is no
restriction of age, young or not so young. The tutors are very adaptable when it
comes to focussing on participants learning requirements, and after only just a
few workshops, there are plenty of avenues to pursue, and nothing is left
unconsidered. The subjects addressed are many and
varied.
CCMA ran successive 1999 Workshops at the RSL in September,
October & November, culminating in a fabulous Christmas Breakup Showcase at
The Pub, Tamworth on a late November Sunday evening. It was a beauty! After the
Christmas break, and time out for Tamworth's Country Music Festival and
aftermath, the first 2000 Workshop was held at The Pub in March, and is held
every month on each third Sunday. Joan and Bevan Douglas at The Pub have been
wonderfully supportive to CCMA in making the new acoustically designed room
available for workshops, and Pub Jam/Showcases. At the Sunday Jams Joan also
"picks up the tab" for the backing band and soundman, and provides the
sound system. Not a bad commitment to Country Music, eh?!!
ACMF
Another wonderful result has been the developing association
with the Australian Country Music Foundation (ACMF) in inviting Workshop
performers, and other CCMA members to perform at Tamworths Hall of Fame at the
monthly Birthday Bash, in the Channel 10 Theatrette, a great acoustic room. Here
they perform Australian Country Music, in an historic environment, and
altogether its a wonderful fulfilling experience for them, and the audience.
There is always the opportunity to view the Legends Exhibition in the Hall of
Fame. In fact the May Workshop was held there on Monday, May 8 at 6pm,
comprising a guided tour of the Legends Exhibition, followed by an informative
talk on Australian Country Music history by President of ACMF Kedron Taylor (a
wonderful performer himself). After this, all Workshop performers were given the
opportunity to sing in the wonderful acoustic room - Channel 10 Theatrette. This
was a great experience for all. There are lots of special activities arranged
for the future Workshops, so keep yourself posted.
CCMA is establishing an ongoing performance routine for our Workshop
participants, via the monthly Pub Jam/Showcases and ACMF Hall of Fame Birthday
bashes. To achieve this aim, we do need the support of all members, friends
& neighbours etc. Show up at these venues to cheer on our people young and
old, so these venues are encouraged to keep them open to us. Its not enough to
just give our participants instruction, they need public exposure to really
bring them on. I'm sure you'll enjoy yourself in the process, as well!
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Don’t
you just love a SUCCESS story!
At the
end of September 2000 came the opportunity for a new musical initiative to show
excellent results.
A band of four talented
musicians from Tamworth (and Brisbane) travelled for the first time to the mighty
MILDURA
COUNTRY MUSIC FESTIVAL 2000, and made a big impression on everyone they
encountered.
All
players are highly experienced , and have a wonderfully supportive and
co-operative attitude to their job.
I’m
talking about the GREG WILLIAMS BAND!.
* The
Mildura 2000 lineup consisted of :-
Greg
Williams on
Drums, Vocals (and band leader) - from Tamworth
Mark
Moulynox on
Pedal Steel, Dobro and Banjo - from
Tamworth
Dally
Croft on
Lead Guitar - from
Tamworth
Dash
McIvor on
Bass - from
Brisbane
HOW DID IT HAPPEN?
Mildura Country Music Festival
President John Arnold had the experience and foresight to hire Greg
Williams Band after seeing and hearing them in Tamworth, performing
backing duties at the Capital Country Music Associations
Junior Winter Talent Quest.
Although the Tamworth line-up was slightly different in
personnel, John Arnold showed confidence in Greg’s ability to muster an
equally impressive band for Mildura. That’s one of the strengths of
this band, it’s ability to change individual members and still maintain its
very high standard, and they sound very Country!
WHAT DID THEY DO?
In
a lightning five days the band performed at 12 different events, backing and/or
appearing with a huge array of singers.
These performers ranged
in age and experience from juniors in talent quests to seasoned veterans of the
stage.
Just
some of these were Craig Giles, Peter Horan, Paul McCloud, Tracy Coster, Reg
Poole, Mark Tempany, Brent Parlane, Olive Bice, Gail Smith, Brett Goodwin, Kelly
Tassone, Joy Adams, Kylie Sackley, Stephen R Cheney, Owen Blundell, Alison Hams,
Ian B McLeod, Stephanie Burke, Jay J Shannon, Anthony Taylor, Brendan Morolla,
Peta-Cherae Kleehammer, Catherine Britt, Anthony John, Megan Laurie, Yolande
Gibson, Terry Gordon, Laurie & Sharon Gleeson, Corinna Cordwell, Ian Muir,
Colleen Honeyman, Tracy Faith, Tori Vines etc. etc.!
GREG - THE SINGER
Interspersed throughout these band backing duties, Greg
Williams performed “out front” of the band (and
from the drumkit) in his solo singer role, to excellent audience
reaction, and wonderful record sales resulted from this. The ability to use the
versatility of the line-up makes the Greg Williams
Band such good value.
LOTS OF PLAYING
As
well as performing and backing (with no rehearsal) at venues such as the
Mildura City Heart Mall, Cross Roads Plaza, Henderson Park and The Edge Hotel,
MILDURA COUNTRY MUSIC FESTIVAL organisers John Arnold and Max Thorburn employed
Greg’s band to provide backing at several high profile Talent Quest events.
These were:-
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two Starmaker 2001 Victorian qualifying heats –
(the Festival Eve Event at the Coomealla Club and
later at Mildura Arts Centre)
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Starmaker 2001 Victorian qualifying Final at Mildura Arts Centre
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Mildura Country Music Ninth “Top of the State” Talent Quest Grand Final
at Mildura Arts Centre
* Victorian Champion of Champions Grand Final at Mildura
Arts Centre
THE WINNERS
The
big winners the Greg Williams Band backed in the Quests were:-
Victorian
Starmaker 2001 qualifier – Megan Laurie (from a strong field of 8 contestants from all
over Australia)
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Victorian Champion
of Champions – Charlene Bailey - a 12 year old from
Tamworth!
Other
notable performer/winners Joelene Mandrakas (Brisbane), Jake Nickolai (Port
Augusta) & Andrew Sellars (Adelaide).
All in all, there
was a really high standard displayed by all contestants, and made for an
entertaining and exciting experience for all.
COMING BACK AGAIN
You
can bet on that! With more than 20 venues at the annual 10 day Mildura Country
Music Festival still to explore, Greg Williams
Band is keen to return, and
eventually to perform in every one of them.
WHERE TO HEAR THIS BAND
On the third Sunday of every month at
5pm.
Greg Williams Band play and back all comers at the monthly Pub
Jam at Tamworths premier Country Music
hotel – THE PUB
CONTACT for the Greg Williams Band
Greg
Williams at
Phone/Fax -02 6766 2616 / Mobile
0408 255 908
/ Main email - mailto:gregrwilliams@bigpond.com
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O Box 1681
Tamworth NSW 2340
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- Tamworth Camerata.
- Junior Country Music
- The name Camerata, dating from the 16th century,
simply translated, means: Music school.
- Scroll down for CCMA Junior Winter
Talent Quest winners
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On Thursday 12 July 3pm, at THE
PUB in Tamworth, a wonderful new initiative was launched, called Tamworth
Camerata. For some time now it's been recognised that
there's a need for special attention to create opportunities for our young
and very young Country Music performers. There is a void that
needs filling . Someplace our younger performers can gain valuable knowledge
that will take them from the amateur Talent Quest scene through to a
possible professional career in Country Music. Tamworth
Camerata was launched as a musical education concept, aimed directly, and
exclusively at our young performers - 16 years and younger, to help them
achieve a step up to the Country Music ladder. Focusing on acceptance into
the successful CMAA College, which is staged yearly here in Tamworth, prior
to the January Country Music Festival. Many CMAA College graduates are now
established Country Music artists, Starmaker winners and Golden Guitar
Nominees . With the valuable financial support of Tamworth City
Council, and many Tamworth businesses, a wonderful learning experience will
be available for a number of applicants Australia-wide each year. There will
be a minimal cost for a 4 day course, in the week preceding the annual CCMA
July Junior Winter Talent Quest, that is also school holiday time for
most.
Tamworth City Council are
supporting Camerata in much more than a moral support role. Through
the Carlton Country Music Festival sponsorship, TCC is generously providing
two scholarships to the first Tamworth Camerata course, for the Junior and
Juvenile winners from this years annual CCMA July Junior Winter Talent
Quest. Rod Hazell, President of the Capital Country Music Association,
accepted these two scholarships on behalf of CCMA, from His Worship the
Mayor of Tamworth and Councillor Warren Woodley at the Tamworth Camerata
Launch. These prestigious scholarships were awarded to the two
winners at the gala Award Winners concert at Tamworths RSL at the end of the
July Junior Winter Talent Quest. Following the official
launching of Camerata, hosted by Greg Williams, that comprised of several
speakers including Joan Douglas of THE PUB, Max Ellis of CMAA, Tamworths
Mayor Warren Woodley, and CCMA President Rod Hazell. The audience were
treated to some wonderful entertainment from some of our young Workshop
Performers:- Aleyce Symmonds, Rosie Lockhart, Ben Hazell, Karlee Symmonds,
Katrina Burgoyne and Charlene Bailey. Lawrie Minson helped out in a
huge way, providing some great guitar backing for all.
Tamworth Camerata will commence in July 2002. It's an exciting
time, and this concept is another plus for Tamworth and Country Music.
STOP PRESS; At the CCMA
Junior Winter Talent Quest, held over 2 days 13 & 14 July, the overall
Juvenile Winner - Victorian Penelope Sommerville, and Junior Winner -
Queenslander Amber Williams, were both awarded with Tamworth city Council
sponsored scholarships to Tamworth Camerata 2002.
- Amber Williams Penelope
Sommerville
- School's in for junior country stars
- AUSTRALIA'S Country Music industry looks set to have
a secure future with the establishment of Tamworth Camerata - a formal
annual Country Music course for gifted, young performers Australia-wide
16 years and younger, based in the Country Music Capital.
- The Camerata's inaugural 2002 intake will involve up
to 20 students working together over a four-day period from July 8
through to July 11, 2002.
- Initially Tamworth Camerata began as the dream of
Tamworth musician Greg Williams and prominent hotelier Joan Douglas, who
saw it as the next step up the ladder for young performers who were
professionally between gigs "Both Greg and I recognised the very
real problem that we could be losing these kids from the Country Music
industry," Mrs Douglas said. "The problem is they progress
through the talent quest circuit but after that, where do they
go? How do they get to that next level? They've got all
that talent, but they're too young for the CMAA Australian College of
Country Music, and too young to enter Star Maker.
- This is the critical point where we could lose all
that talent. Keenly aware of this void between talent quests and college,
the idea for Tamworth Camerata was born - and quickly grew beyond all
expectations. Major sponsorship was immediately secured from
Tamworth Towers, Hazelton Airlines, The Northern Daily Leader and Channel
Ten. Already 10 local Tamworth business houses have displayed
foresight in getting behind this project from conception by taking on
part sponsorship of each student. What will happen along the
way is each business will form a real association with their sponsored
student, being kept updated with regular newsletters and information on
that student's progress. While the concept of Tamworth
Camerata has been embraced by the business sector, the overall project is
being underwritten by SouthGate Inn and The Pub, owned by the Douglas
family - Bevan, Joan, Tierzah and Jarod. The leading Country Music
industry body in Australia, the Country Music Association of Australia (CMAA)
has also given the project its support. For further
information please contact Joan Douglas on 0417 233 713.
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like to congratulate Greg and Judy for the birth of their twins Aaron and
Steven.
Hats Off 2001”
- Young Country Stars Concert
A Tamworth Country Music tradition, first staged at THE
PUB in the annual Country Music Festival in 2000, has now made it's mark
at the June 2001 “HATS OFF” Festival.
Greg Williams “Young Country Stars” concert once again proved to
be an extremely popular show, drawing many Country fans to enjoy some
wonderful entertainment on Saturday June 23 at 11am. A testimony to
The Pubs Joan Douglas's Country Music vision, 9 young Country Music acts
strutted their stuff in the wonderful acoustically designed entertainment
room at THE PUB. Not only was this room filled, lots of fans
spilled out into adjoining indoor and outdoor areas.
In the spirit of giving each performer the feel of a professional show,
the Organiser/Compere – Greg Williams introduced each performer, giving
some background detail on each, to prepare the audience for the great
entertainment.
First on the bill was a successful talent quest performer, and new Young
Country Star – Vicky Picton, from Dubbo, NSW. She delighted the
audience with her sweet manner and lovely vocal style.
A 2000 and 2001 Young Country Stars performer - Michael Muchow, a
Brisbane teenager, was next to perform, playing some HOT guitar, and
singing 3 great songs.
Joelene Mandrakas, a unique-sounding teenager from Brisbane, then
performed some new Country, and a lovely duet with Michael. Another 2000
and 2001Young Country Star. Jedd Hughes sat in with the band to back
Joelene.
Another new Young Country Star, Dominica Singleton – with just the
longest hair ever, was next, to the audiences delight. She's from Cobar,
Western NSW, and has enjoyed plenty of talent quest success.
A young lady who's attracting serious industry attention - Tamworths
Charlene Bailey, performed next. She appeared in 2001 Young Country
Stars, and Fanfest shows in Tamworths Town Hall. After singing 3 songs
solo (backed by the band and Lawrie Minson, and a little help from sister
Crystal and brother Kurt) Charlene then performed a duet with
Joelene Mandrakas. Beautiful!
Following a short interval, The Baigent Brothers, (Sam - 10 years, James
- 13 & Ben – 16) from Glennies Creek (near Singleton, NSW) returned
for their third Young Country Stars appearance, to delight the audience
with their fresh sound. Accompanied by their Dad – Col (drums) on
this performance, it was great to see another family Country entity
emerge. Playing guitars, and singing sibling harmonies, they're very
entertaining.
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Aleyce Symmonds was a part of Young Country Stars 2001, appearing in a
cameo role - a duet with Charlene. This time in her own right, she
performed wonderfully, solo and a duet with Ben Hazell. She's a member of
the successful CCMA monthly Workshop performers.
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Following the duet with Aleyce, Ben Hazell, (from Tamworth), was next.
Ben had a wonderful 2000, singing in the Choir at the Sydney Olympics,
and Paralympics. He's a member of CCMA's Workshop Performers, and
appeared in the 2001 Tamworth Country Music Festival Opening Concert.
To close this wonderful show, a teenager from Newcastle, Catherine Britt,
showed that she possesses star quality. She appears so relaxed on stage,
and has a unique sound. These qualities, plus the choice of “roots”
songs plus her current hit presented a great entertaining set. Catherine
earnt an encore, and finally the show drew to a close.
Every Young Country Star performed well, and displayed wonderful
co-operative spirit during the concert, and all are a credit to Country
Music, and displayed talent well beyond their teenage stage of life.
Throughout the whole concert, a great backing band performed wonderfully
well, giving every performer solid support and professional
backing. The band line-up was:-
Ollie Agostino, from Tamworth, on Lead/Rhythm Guitar
Mark Moulynox, from Tamworth, on Pedal Steel Guitar, Dobro and Banjo
Les Scott, from Sydney, on Bass
Terry Phillpot, from Sydney, on Drums
- Ollie Agostino Mark Moulynox
Terry Phillpot
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- Jed Hughes and Les Scott
The first HATS OFF “Young Country Stars” Concert at THE PUB in 2001
was a raging success! A wonderful concept, a fantastic opportunity for a
select group of young performers, to be a part of a show that flowed,
with great entertainment!
The Publicans – Joan, Bevan & Teirzah Douglas, and Organiser
Greg Williams look forward to doing it again at the 2002 annual Tamworth
Country Music Festival. Check out Young Country Stars!.
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- Greg
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- Young Stars of Country
- "The Pub"
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- Olly Agostino on Guitar and Greg Williams
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- Vicki Picton and Joelene Mandrakas
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- Joelene Mandrakas and Michael Muchow
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- Michael Muchow, Terry Phillpot, Jedd Hughes and Les Scott
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- Michael Muchow
Dominica Singleton
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- Aleyce Symmonds and Ben Hazell
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- "The Pub"
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Charlene
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- Charlene and Lawrie Minson
Kurt Bailey
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- Greg
Williams presents
- Young Stars of Country
- "The Pub"
- Jedd Hughes and Les Scott
- Ben Conicella
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- Catherine Britt and Lawrie Minson
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- Crystal Bailey and Catherine Britt
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- Mark Moulynox and Olly Agostino
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- Megan and Joelene
Terry Phillpot
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To contact Greg Williams:-
Main email:- mailto:gregrwilliams@bigpond.com
Hotmail: mailto:gregwilliams1@hotmail.com
Or - Phone/Fax +61 (02) 6766 2616
Mobile +61 0408 255 908
Or - P O Box 1681, Tamworth NSW 2340
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* point of interest
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PICTURE IN GLEN INNES NEWSPAPER 1993 -
Greg with Guitarist Mark Lawson & Bassist
Steve Paton at "home" in Glen Innes, where they all lived for 3 months
in 1993 Winter! These three formed the short-lived trio line-up "Greg
Williams Band", just before Greg joined Peter Johnson in Tamworth to form
"City Slickers" Duo in 1994.
