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Hace 5 días · Soundtracked by the Warumpi Band, when Big Name, No Blankets premiered it ‘had standing ovations every night, even sometimes during the show’.
Hace 5 días · If you’ve lived in Australia at any time over the past few decades, there’s a good chance you’ve heard Warumpi Band’s music. Hailing from the remote Northern Territory community of Papunya, the trailblazing group behind songs such as Blackfella/Whitefella and My Island Home made Australian music history as the first rock band to sing in […]
Hace 5 días · Singers from Willin Wimmin Women's Choir performing Warumpi Band's Blackfella/Whitefella as part of Voices for Reconciliation 2024.
Hace 5 días · Midnight Oil – “Beds Are Burning” (1987) After witnessing the severity of living conditions in remote Indigenous communities when touring with the Warumpi Band in 1986, Midnight Oil frontman Peter Garrett penned what’s now considered one of the best Australian songs of all time: “Beds Are Burning”.
Big Name, No Blankets est une comédie musicale joyeuse, dont la bande originale est le travail du Warumpi Band. Un grand nom, pas de couvertures utilise la musique du Warumpi Band pour raconter l'histoire de Sammy Tjapanangka Butcher, guitariste et co-fondateur Pitjantjatjara-Warlpiri du groupe, et de Papunya.
Hace 2 días · It was the story of the Warumpi Band and called Big Name, No Blankets. So, sort of a documentary, but a really good telling of the story of an indigenous band I remember from the 1980s and they came from central Australia, but their singer was from the Torres Strait and there was one white fella in the band.
Hace 5 días · The Sydney Street Choir, comprised of people from all walks of life who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness, has long used the power of music to uplift and inspire.
