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The Big
Aussie Album Lazy Harry Volume 1 |
| This album is without doubt the definitive Australian song collection. Twenty five great Australian Songs including Waltzing Matilda, Botany Bay, Wild Colonial Boy and Advance Australia Fair. | |
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Best
Aussie Folk Songs Lazy Harry Volume 2 |
| This is an excellent sequel to The Big Aussie Album, depicting scenes from the early days of settlement in the bush, to songs of Australia today. | |
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Best
Aussie Camp Fire Songs Lazy Harry Volume 3 |
| Featuring "MY COUNTRY". Twenty famous Aussie Songs including; Wolloomooloo, Banks of the Condamine and Weary Dunlop. This album is a fine collection of Lazy's own songs intermingled with other more traditional songs. | |
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The Ned Kelly Story |
| This album faithfully tells Ned Kelly's famous story in dialogue and song It has been a steady seller for 16 years and is played continuously each day at Glenrowan. Lazy's time honoured album telling the story of Ned with traditional and original songs. | |
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The Riverboats |
| Having always been interested in the rich tapestry of our past, Harry decided to research the amazing history of the Murray Riverboats. With help from The Port of Echuca he discovered some lovely old ballads as well as writing some of his own lovely songs. | |
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Bound For Botany Bay |
| Rollicking and Reflective Songs of The South Seas. Lazy's maritime CD with original and traditional rollicking and reflective songs of the south seas. A beautiful album which includes Sea Fever, South Australia, and The Mermaid. | |
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Gold & Eureka |
| This CD brilliantly captures the drama of Gold and the Eureka Stockade in narrative and in song. It provides a concise history of Australia's mid 1800'sand conveys the social, economic and political impact caused by such overwhelming events as the Eureka Stockade rebellion. | |
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Australian Federation |
| To celebrate the 100 years of Australian Federation Lazy Harry has researched and penned twelve iconic and inspirational songs to commemorate this historic event. In this album Harry is accompanied by Sally Morgan whose voice adds yet another dimension to Harry's portrayal of Australian music. | |
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Spirit of Our Country |
| A tribute to all the volunteers who came to Beechworth during the Australia Day bushfires and helped to save our town, people and lives. Having been flooded twice and with a bushfire threatening, Lazy felt inspired to write this tribute to the people who gave their time and experience to fight the devastating bushfires. | |
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The Dog on the Tuckerbox |
The ever popular story of the bullocky's dog who faithfully waited for his masters return, guarding the team whilst perched up high on the tuckerbox. The dog on the tuckerbox has become an Australian icon at Gundagai in NSW. Harry as composed and researched songs and stories about this great pioneering tale which are now available on this CD. |
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Bring Him Home |
| These songs remind us of what it means to be Australian. Ever since the arrival of the First Fleet in 1788 we have fought for freedom and a fair go for Aussies wherever they may be. The case of David Hicks has inspired this album, we have to bring him home to a fair trial in Australia. | |
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Gold & Eureka (DVD) |
This DVD brilliantly captures the drama of Gold and the Eureka Stockade in narrative, song and accompanying powerpoint presentation. It provides a concise history of Australia's mid 1800'sand conveys the social, economic and political impact caused by such overwhelming events as the Eureka Stockade rebellion.
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Songs of Australia (DVD) |
| See Lazy Harry singing Australian songs including "Waltzing Matilda" and "Advance Australia Fair" amongst some of Australia's National icons including Ayers Rock, The Great Barrier Reef and Sydney Opera House. | |
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The Ned Kelly Story (DVD) |
| This DVD is a brilliant powerpoint
presentation showing actual photographs, paintings and relics depicting
the famous Ned Kelly saga.The images, songs and commentary are choreographed
to depict this intriguing part of Australian history. |
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