DAVE'S DIARY - 29 SEPTEMBER 2003
 Audrey Auld |
Audrey
Auld, fresh from a series of acclaimed American concerts and guest
role with Bill Chambers on the third Australian tour by Canadian troubadour
Fred Eaglesmith, opens the show with the revealing video clip of her
song I'd Leave Me Too. Tasmanian born Audrey wrote most of her second album Losing Faith about her split with Bill after a four year romance but still performs with him and releases his albums on her Reckless Records label. |
But the video
of this song, from first solo album The Fallen, is an humorous vignette
about a lover taking all his goods and chattels from the marital home
after a ruptured romance.
Ironically, since releasing her latest disc Audrey has set up house with
a new husband so the next video may depict a home being filled with love
and furniture.
GEELONG STAR ADAM HARVEY AND FELICITY
 Adam Harvey |
 Felicity |
Award winning
Geelong born country star Adam Harvey and fellow Tamworth Gold Guitar
winner Felicity feature in a live concert filmed by Nu Country TV director
Peter Hosking at the Hallam Hotel.
The duo perform a stormy, smoky rendition of Ain't Love A Lot Like That
to a capacity crowd at the venue which also hosted Melinda Schneider,
Michael Carr, Brendon Walmsley last week.
KEITH URBAN AND KEVIN WELCH FLY IN
 Keith Urban |
 Kevin Welch |
Chart topping
expatriate Australasian country superstar Keith Urban, touring here this
month with LeAnn Rimes, performs his tune Somebody like You which enjoyed
a seven week reign at #1 on the prestige U.S. Billboard charts.
Nu Country will film an interview with Urban, 35, on October 28 when he
is Melbourne.
Californian born and latter day record company owner and hit writer Kevin
Welch, who returns here for his fifth tour on October 31, also performs
his hit Killing Myself.
Welch, who recorded a live album with partner Kieran Kane at the defunct
Continental Cafe in Prahran, will also be filmed and interviewed in Melbourne.
JOE DOLCE CIRCLED BY MARIJUANA IN COLLINGWOOD
 Joe Dolce |
And
Melbourne singer Joe Dolce, whose tune My Home Ain't In The Hall Of
Fame has been recorded by a swag of international artist including
Texan troubadour Robert Earl Keen, iS filmed live at the Collingwood
Children's Farm. Dolce performs his hilarious alien parody Crop Circles In My Marijuana with an assortment of dead and livestock in cameo roles. |
LUKE O'SHEA AND RED RIVERS FLOW
 Luke O'Shea |
 Red Rivers |
World
traveller and Sydney singer songwriter Luke O'Shea is also interviewed
at the Buck 'n Bull in the heart of Tottenham and live in concert at the
Armadale Hotel.
O'Shea and his band Medicine Wheel perform the David Lynch inspired song
Bourbon Coloured Sky from his ABC Music debut album No Day Like Today.
Queensland born country and rockabilly renegade Red Rivers, a four album
veteran and regular overseas performer, is interviewed by TV show host
Paul Hicks and performs Travelling Blues at the Clifton Hill Hotel.