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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 19, 1970

Page

8

Johnny Sangster Brings Energetic Canberra Show To Manuka

The Scorpio styled performer Johnny Sangster recently arrived in Canberra for a lively Manuka Football Club set. He credited General Grant with inspiration and led a compact Sydney studio crew including Bobby Cebert on electric piano, George Thompson on bass, and Lenny Hutchinson on guitar. Several guest players were listed as scheduled but could not attend.

Ohnny — Sangster Canberra Manuka Ulysses S. Grant United States Grant General Grant Sydney Jase Muscians Bobby Cebert George Thompson Oon Lenny Huuchinson Jackie Dougan Bruce Pope Paul Rick Linkwood Tony Fivhanan Grace Tyall

Australian jazz figure Sangster plans future projects

The interview profiles musician Sangster discussing his return to live performance after a three month break for Pipo appearances with Din Rute rows. He explains improvisational play, notes his love for Roland Kirk, and reveals plans including a nature film soundtrack for ABC and a Tolkien themed four sided record for Sweet Peach. He taunts the Sydney scene’s decline, claims to play 72 self invented instruments, and jokes about aging and sleep.

Atetralm Muir Sangster ABC Hau J. R. Tolkien Sweet Peach Canberra Iwart

Mittagong to host heavy music festival promises big turnout

Mitta gong set for The Fairlight Blues Heavy Music Festival presented by Billposters Promotions. Organisers Peter Manley and David Chilvers expect about 200 attendees, claiming it could be Australia’s largest music festival. Bands named include Black Feather, La De Das, Copperwine, Trench, Syrius may perform if tapes pass. The 14 hour non stop event starts 10 am at Fair Wight near Mittagong with camping, sloping arena, and toilets. Advance tickets $4 for two days, gate price $4 single or $8 two day, Sunday gate $3. Travel Post Monaro Mall and Fairlight Blues outlets sell tickets.

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