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Ken Sparkes

Jukebox Saturday Night Tops Australia’s DVD Chart

by Paul Cashmere

Jukebox Saturday Night, the DVD based around the late Ken Sparkes Saturday night music cable show, is the number one DVD in Australia.

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Jon English History

Robert Rigby’s Fanfare Releases Jon English ‘History’ Limited Edition Double Vinyl

by Paul Cashmere

Before Jon English died in March he was working on ‘History’, a special vinyl edition of his greatest hits.

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Julie Anthony Memories The Ultimate Collection

Julie Anthony To Release Ultimate Collection For Robert Rigby’s Fanfare Label

by Paul Cashmere

Julie Anthony, one of Australia’s finest voices, will release a new compilation ‘Memories: The Ultimate Collection’ for Robert Rigby’s Ambition Entertainment in November.

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Russell Morris, Ros O'Gorman, Photo

Russell Morris ‘Sharkmouth’ and ‘Van Diemen’s Land’ To Be Released On Vinyl

by Paul Cashmere

Russell Morris award winning blues albums ‘Sharkmouth’ and ‘Van Diemen’s Land’ will soon be available on vinyl.

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Todd McKenney photo by Ros O'Gorman, Noise11, Photo

Todd McKenney Sings The Songs Of Peter Allen For Fanfare

by Paul Cashmere

Robert Rigby’s Fanfare Records will document Todd McKenney’s Peter Allen tribute recordings with the release of ‘Todd McKenny Sings Peter’ this week.

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Jason Singh Humannequin, Noise11, Photo

New Releases For W/C September 20, 2013

by Gavin Ryan

Former Taxiride singer/songwriter Jason Singh releases his first solo album ‘Hummanequin’ this week and the 20th anniversary edition of Nirvana’s ‘In Utereo’ is also out today.

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Jason Singh, Noise11, Photo

Jason Singh Releases Hold On Forever Video WATCH

by Paul Cashmere

Former Taxiride frontman Jason Singh has released the video for ‘Hold On Forever’, the first single from his debut solo album ‘Humanequin’.

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Russell Morris, Ros O'Gorman, Photo

Russell Morris Awarded Gold Record For Sharkmouth On Today Show

by Paul Cashmere

Russell Morris received his gold record award for ‘Sharkmouth’ at The Today Show on Friday.

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James Morrison, Noise11, Photo

James Morrison To Launch Fanfare Jazz Label

by Paul Cashmere

Robert Rigby is preparing to expand his Fanfare Records label after signing Australian Jazz Hall of Fame inductee James Morrison for his new Fanfare Jazz arm.

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Russell Morris, Sharkmouth, Noise11, Photo

Russell Morris Spends His 4th Week In ARIA Top 10

by Paul Cashmere

Russell Morris ‘Sharkmouth’ will return to no. 6 on the ARIA Chart on Sunday making it four weeks in a row the album was spent in the Australian Top 10.

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Renee Geyer Swing, Noise11, Photo

Renee Geyer Swing Is One Of Her Highest Chart Positions In 40 years

by Paul Cashmere

Renee Geyer’s 25th album ‘Swing’ has debuted at no. 22 on this week’s ARIA chart.

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Russell Morris, Sharkmouth, Noise11, Photo

Russell Morris Sharkmouth Is The Biggest Australian Album Again

by Paul Cashmere

Aussie rock veteran Russell Morris has the number one Australian artist album on the ARIA chart for the second week in a row.

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Renee Geyer Swing, Noise11, Photo

Renee Geyer Set To Swing For Her 25th

by Paul Cashmere

Australian singing legend Renee Geyer will release her 25th album next Friday, April 19.

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Russell Morris, Sharkmouth, Noise11, Photo

Russell Morris Sharkmouth Leaps To 6 On ARIA Chart

by Paul Cashmere

‘Sharkmouth’, the “labour of love” Aussie rock legend Russell Morris, will be the number 6 album when the ARIA chart is updated tomorrow.

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Russell Morris Sharkmouth

Russell Morris Goes Top 20 For First Time In 42 Years With Sharkmouth

by Paul Cashmere

Russell Morris will have the 17th biggest selling album in Australia when the ARIA Chart is revealed on Sunday making ‘Sharkmouth’ his first Top 20 album in 42 years.

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