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Artist:
Plack, Adam & Johnny (White Ant) Soames
Title:
Dawn Until Dusk - Tribal Songs and Didgeridoo
Genre:
Non-traditional Didjeridu
Musicians:
| Musician | Instruments |
|---|---|
| Adam Plack | didjeridu |
| Johnny 'White Ant' Soames | didjeridu |
| William Brady | |
| Luke Cummings |
Format:
CD and cassette, Playing time 52:06 minutes
Track List:
Publisher No.:
(1992) Australian Music International - AMI 3003-2
, CD World
Comments:
Excellent ! The didjeridu performance, though not in traditional style, wonderfully captures the spirit of the bush and wildlife within. Truly worthwhile listening to this one. The interested student could learn a lot about rhythm and vocalization from this recording.
Reviewer: Sean Borman
Adam's 3rd album with didgeridoo maker Johnny White Ant Soames and tribal songmen from the Ku-Ku Imaji and Ku-Ku Yalanji clans of far north Queensland. On location, they recorded 40,000 year old tribal songs and several contemporary Didgeridoo wildlife totems.
Reviewer:
Was recorded on location in the bush of Northern Queensland. Songs and totems, or characteristic sounds performed on the didjeridu of the Ku-Ku Imaji and Ku-Ku Yalanji people are documented amid the ambient noises of people, animals, birds, insects and water.
Reviewer: The Australian Cultural Experience
A wonderful and atmospheric recording with vivid sounds of the Australian outback integrated with didjeridu and songs. Not entirely authentic, but not as New Age as the admirable CD Eco-pak, made from recyclable materials, might suggest.
Reviewer: Marcus Breen