Wendy Goyen fronted
"Lost in Suburbia" for
the opening act. She
moved effortlessly through
"3 Days", "A bottle of wine
and Patsy Cline", "Crazy"
and "Walkin After Midnight"
"Lost in Suburbia" guitarist
and singer, Trevor McKenzie
sang "Good hearted woman"
and "Don't come around"
Cymbals surround "Lost in
Suburbia" drummer Rohan
Keert.
"Lost in Suburbia" Murray McDowall
concentrates on his pedal steel guitar
Hannah Schack was backed by
Peter Bird, Rohan Keert, Murray
McDowall and Michael Schack
for her rendition of "She's got you".
She was then joined by her sister
Rebecca for "When I get through with you"
and "7 Lonely days".
Michael Schack was kept busy as an
accompanist for Mick Ferrier, Joan Woof
and Heather Goddard
Mick Ferrier had some introductory questions about car parking before launching into "There she goes"
The Red Tent Singers sang "Walkin After Midnight" and did some more traditional choir work before supper.
Heather Goddard commenced the post supper entertainment with "3 Days" and "All of me"
The nights organiser, Peter Struth, also fronted the Struth Brothers Band for some rocked up Patsy Cline songs
Monaros bass guitarist Gavin Steer
Another Monaro come Struth Brother
Mark Struth kept the beat going and supplied the drum kit as well
Ruben Shannon of the "Frisky Go Cats" sang the Willie Nelson classic "Night life"
The saxophone provided a nice feel to the jazzier songs of Willie Nelson as interpreted by John Hudson and the Frisky Go Cats
Frisky Go Cats drummer John Emry donned a cowboy hat for the occasion
John Hudson donned a Willie Nelson head
band to play "One for the road", "The red
headed stranger" and a brilliant combination
of "On the road again" and "Viva Las Vegas"