Tamworth 88: the Bicentennial Country Music Festival

Australia, 1988

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Documentary music video covering the highlights of the 1988 Tamworth Bicentennial Country Music Festival including the 16th Australasian Country Music Awards. Tamworth is the country music capital of Australia and each year the music festival attracts country music fans from one end of Australia to the other with over fifty music performers and entertainers. Some of those music stars include Slim Dusty, Johnny Chester, Smokey Dawson, James Blundell, Ted Egan, Eric Bogle and John Williamson with his classic “True Blue”. Hosted by Bill Morrison and Keven Knapp.

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Credits

director

Tim Halpin

producer

John Begley

production company

8 Television Tamworth

9/6 Cinema Factory

BAL Marketing

Taree

Duration

02:43:00:00

Production places
Australia
Production dates
1988

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