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Country girls honour music greats

‘Daughters of Country’
Anne Kirkpatrick and Dianne Lindsay will be presenting a combined show at Williams Hall in Warwick on Saturday, July 28 at 7.30pm.
This show will be a real country music treat, as both Anne and Dianne hail from what can only be called Australian country music royalty. Anne is the daughter of Slim Dusty and Joy McKean and Dianne is the daughter of Reg Lindsay and Heather McKean.
Of course, Anne and Dianne are first cousins and, until now, have not had the opportunity to do these types of shows together. Both are established multi-award winning artists in their own right.
On the night, they will be performing a number of their respective father’s songs and together will present some of their mothers’ songs (The McKean Sisters) as well as presenting their own individual music.
The setting for this show is intimate and acoustic and anyone who enjoys true, traditional country music and is interested in our Australian country music history will find this show a must-see.
Tickets are $20 and are available at the club or at the door. For further enquiries, phone 0401 095 306.

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