DAVE'S DIARY - 23 JANUARY 2005 - EPISODE 4 PREVIEW - SERIES 3
BEHIND THE SCENES WITH KEITH URBAN
So you've
always wanted to know what goes into making of a video clip - an essential
marketing tool in the huge international country music market.
Well, we have an exclusive behind the scenes footage of the filming of
expatriate Australasian Keith Urban's fifth #1 U.S. hit Days Go By.
You meet Keith's mum - head of his million-dollar fan club - as she ensures
her guitar slinger son matches his music and image.
And that means getting his hair right - check out Keith's genetic dam
that overflowed into his feisty follicles.
Oh, the music's pretty good on Days Go By - one of the highlights
of Episode #4 of Nu Country TV Series #3 on Saturday January 29 at 8 p
m on C 31 and repeated on Tuesday February 2 at 3 p m.
The song is the eighth #5 hit for Urban, 37, who makes a triumphant tour
of Australia that peaks at St Kilda Palais on Saturday February 26.
That's great news for cashed up country fans to catch Shotgun Willie Nelson
71 and making his sixth Australian tour - at Myer Music Bowl - Sunday
February 27.
Chart topping Redneck Woman Gretchen Wilson, 32, also performs the venue
that once hosted Merle Haggard and Bob Dylan - on the Sabbath.
CLICK HERE for Keith Urban
story from the Diary on December 21.
CLICK HERE for
another on October 13.
And CLICK HERE for
October 5.
NU COUNTRY TV CONCERT
Vivacious
host and cameraperson Heather Rutherford also reminds us of our star studded
Nu Country TV Concert on the Arts Centre lawn on Sunday January 30.
The free concert is headlined by the Davidson Brothers who performed in
Tamworth with young expatriate star and peer Jedd Hughes.
Also on the concert are young guns Jake Nickolai, Kym MacKenzie and former
Nu Country DJ Corrina Steel, bluegrass band Barnlaid and the T-Bones.
CLICK HERE for a Davidson
Brothers story from the Diary on January 12.
NOTORIOUS CHERRY BOMBS
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Urban's
songwriting source and mentor Rodney Crowell also performs this week
with the Notorious Cherry Bombs. Keith cut Crowell song Making Memories Of Us, huge selling fifth album Be Here. "They were recording across the hall from us," Urban says. "I'd already been pitched the song, and I loved it, obviously." But here the band performs the satirical Crowell-Vince Gill co-write It's Hard To Kiss The Lips At Night That Chew Your Ass Out All Day Long. < Rodney Crowell |
Check out Gill when he frocks up in clobber that would have second singing spouse Amy Grant reaching for a bible.
CLICK HERE for a CHERRY BOMBS review from the DIARY.
SUZIE DICKINSON STRUTS HER STUFF
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If
you missed the Nu Country Christmas party at the Bush Inn, West Toorak,
we have good news. Suzie Dickinson - one of our headliners - has been performing in Melbourne since the seventies. And we have exclusive footage of Suzie on the famed Spurs country circuit in 1983 when the former Goanna singer performed with another expatriate Australasian Peter Caulton & The Pickups. < Suzie Dickinson |
Suzie
performs one of her favourite songs - Come Early Morning - on a
video clip that reveals that her hair was as big as her skirt was short.
CLICK HERE for a Suzie
story from the DIARY on November 17.
JAMES TAYLOR AND ALISON KRAUSS
Bluegrass
belle Alison Krauss ignited her genre long before Cohn Brothers accelerant
- the O Brother movie.
Krauss and her band Union Station have given wide exposure to their music
on DVD, CD and live concerts.
Here Alison joins veteran singer-songwriter James Taylor on their duet,
How's The World Treating You.
CLICK HERE for a Krauss
review from the DIARY.
MID PACIFIC BOB KITCHEN
If Cherry
Bombs don't whet your palate try something spicy from Mid Pacific Bob's
kitchen in the Northcote Beer Can Hill delta.
The expatriate Arizona mathematics teacher whips up a storm in the Northcote
High School kitchen.
Check out our celebrity chef Mid Pacific Bob's delicious hot recipe of
the week.
Hey, no fire extinguisher needed in the kitchen of the stars .
CLICK HERE for Mid-Pacific
Bob's in demand recipes.
STEVE FORDE FINDS ANOTHER MAN
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Don't
accuse former rodeo rider Steve Forde of making easy bucks out of
his hard bucks. |
Steve and The Flange perform the video of their new single Another Man from his second U.S. produced album Wide Ride.
CLICK HERE for a Forde story from the DIARY on January 9, 2005.
ROYDEN DONOHUE - NYNGAN
Royden Donohue
had made four independent albums at the ripe old age of 25.
The Nyngan born balladeer performs a video of his song We're Gone
from one of four albums that include Heartbreaker, Rope the Moon, Solitary
Man and Kentucky Rain.
Royden is the subject of an SBS TV documentary filmed on an outback tour
with veteran bush balladeer Brian Young.
Donohue's songs are a feature of the fascinating story of Young who has
nurtured the careers of many Australian artists including Troy Cassar-Daley,
Travis Collins and Beccy Cole.
For more info on Donohue visit
www.roydendonohue.com
PAUL HICKS TRIBUTE
And we wish
our best to former host Paul Hicks who returned to live on the family
farm at Oxley near Wangaratta last year after his dad died after a stroke.
Paul suffered a double whammy when his mother passed away from cancer
while he was touring Tamworth to promote his debut solo disc Kettle
Of Fish.
Our condolences go out to Paul, his three brothers, sister and other surviving
family members.
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