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Speewah

takes its name from a legendary sheep station
in Australian history
where everything was said to be larger than life.


was formed too long ago to remember and has a list of concert performances,

    bush dances, functions, celebrations, schools and pubs long enough to resurface the Gun barrel Highway.


have performed on ferries, trains, ocean liners, trucks, camels, catamarans, campfires and of course, stages.
drawing on the Folk and Celtic traditions of our pioneers,


to listen to samples of Speewah's CD Flat to the Boards  click here 

Many of the Speewah legends revolve around Crooked Mick who it is said formed the mighty Murray river.
How? 
I hear You say.

Well it was said that Mick was running across the mighty Speewah station
(which by the the way is so big its bigger than Texas)
when he had to jump over a fence
well he nearly made it as he jumped over the fence
some of the wire wrapped itself around his leg
but because he was running so fast it was said
 he pulled out the posts for 5 miles
which all joined together and dug themselves
into the ground
and by the time the team had caught up to him well
he had formed the mighty Murray river. hey maybe next time I can tell you about the one that got away when I was fishing.....


read about when crooked mick built a railway click here

Speewah swing from the rowdy and obligatory sheep songs and Irish bush dance tunes to a mixture of folk, jazz, blues and world music and all the time keeping the night moving along as toes tap with the audience involved. 

Well it was said that the sheep on the Speewah were so big it took 4 men just to shear them

                                    to book Speewah on line                   click here

Speewah has been known to entertain at corporate functions,
popular tourist venues to both local and international guests
bringing their unique brand of fun and Australiana to places such as
Dooralong Valley Resort, Yallah Woolshed,
Old Sydney Town Woolshed, Melvy's Wharf on the Hawkesbury River, Tobruck Sheep Station,
The Royal Viking Sun, Vista Fjord and QE2 cruise liners;
The Australia Day Ferry thon and the Newcastle Australia Day Celebrations.

Speewah have been involved in  team building nights with clients participating
 in bush dancing, sing a longs and Didjeridu demonstrations to promote an enjoyable way to work together, laugh, have fun and open doors for bonding and communication. These nights have been very popular with corporate clients.

Speewah on Wikipedia click here

Speewah performs under a wide range of circumstances and have an enormous repertoire that allows  them to design each show appropriately to the audiences wants. If the crowd wants to dance or sing or just listen, they are catered for accordingly. From bush dances to concerts, instrumentals to sing-a-longs, traditional to electric world music and from the sublime to....well....look,

 it was said that on the Speewah that to
make a billy of tea you had to hop into a boat
row out to the middle and give it a big stir

Speewah the film click here

Speewah are a fun and versatile folk-based band that have been entertaining
all sorts of people for a long time and are available for probably the kind of function you have in mind.

to listen to samples of Speewah's CD Flat to the Boards click here

 It was said that on the Speewah that the kangaroos were so tall
that when you hoped on their back you see the other side of Australia.

read about the great Speewah flood click here

The band Speewah is keeping the tradition
 of larger than life at the moment there are over
32 musicians who have performed in the band who come from
a wide musical spectrum which makes
a night with Speewah an adventure in itself.
(imagine the size of the stage if we all were free on a night where would we put all them bass players, drummers,fiddle and mandolins players )

Well it was said that  Speewah Station was so big that it took 5 years to go from one end of the station to the other (yeah I once had a car like that too)  Oh hang on I still drive it

 Some members of Speewah have performed in Japan,  America, Kula Lumpur, Egypt as well as many parts of Australia.

Hear Speewah's Old Bush Songs from 1983 click here

Speewah live for Ryde Council
Guitar Vocals Greg Dimmock
Violin Simon Watts
Mandolin Glenn Skarratt
Bass Guitar Steve Sampson
Drums Eddie Fisher
Video Tony Thexton

Crooked Mick comes to town


The large emu eggs tunes



Stone the crows tune set


Waltzing Matilda


The rybuck Shearer


Drowsy Maggie





 

 



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Phone: 02 9869 1137 local call 1300 668 163

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