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Mick Flavin grew up in a thatched farmhouse in Ballinamuk,   Co. Longford. Working on a farm and running wild through the fields was a favourite part of this country boy’s young life.

His early home life was centred around an old record player and this influenced his interest in music and in people like Buddy Holly, Eddie Cochran, Hank Williams and Tex Ritter. On his way to the well for water he always held the bucket over his head so he could hear the reverberation of the sound when he sang..

His first guitar cost the princely sum of £4 and he learned to play it from a Guitar Tutor he bought in Denniston’s Music Shop in Longford. From the expertise he acquired playing his guitar and singing, he received an offer at sixteen years of age to play in a local band, which lasted two years.

To support his music he acquired a trade and concentrated on qualifying as a carpenter. Based in Dublin, he availed of every opportunity to see his favourite Country and Irish Bands playing at The National, Ierne, Irish Club, Garda Club, etc.  On returning to his native Longford in the mid-seventies Mick secured employment with Longford County Council and sang and played on a part time basis.

In May, 1978 the group he played with were invited to the United States for one month. In 1986 following a Charity Night in Cairnhill in Drumlish, Mick was encouraged by Declan Nerney to record his first album. In June of that year they went in to a recording studio in Athlone and put down 10 tracks, which were released at Christmas of the same year. This album was an unprecedented success on the Pirate Radio Stations, which were very popular in Ireland at that time. Success followed, and he recorded with Harmac and Ritz Records recording a total of 12 Albums and 3 Videos. Silver and Gold Discs are some of the honours Country Music has rewarded him with.  In 2005, Mick  was nominated for the Country Music Asociation Global Artist Award. This was the first time that an Irish Country Artist was nominated for this prestigious award and is an indication of the significance of his contribution to Country Music in Ireland and beyond. Mick is married to Mary and they have two sons.

LAWRIE MINSON is based in Tamworth NSW - internationally acclaimed Country Music Capital of Australia. Lawrie is a professional musician / songwriter / producer with more than thirty (30) years current experience. To date, he has won 4 Golden Guitar awards.

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In 1993, Rough Cut formed at the beginning of the country line dancing scene and became one of Victoria’s most popular country band, playing the lastest new country songs along with a few originals and released an album called ‘The Race Of All Time.’

After a 10 year break, band members from Rough Cut have come back together to perform some reunion gigs. The Pascoe Vale RSL was chosen as their comeback venue and others will follow. They performed at the Red Hill Country Music Festival 2012.

Original founder Yorkie, will be fronting the band along with Mark, Mike, Tony and Bourkie.

Find out more about Rough Cut at their website www.roughcutband.com.au

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David and Merelyn’s career record speaks for itself. From their debut chart single You Were There in 2000, the list of achievements, awards and accolades has been both imposing and constant.

Passionate songwriters as well as performers they have written many of their hits including Lead Me Home, Candlelight and Kisses, Dance Away The Night, One Of Those Days, God Didn’t Make Mistakes, Runaway and The Best Things In Life Are Free.

It has been an extraordinary decade for the talented duo – and one where they have truly earned their unique place in Australian country music. (an excerpt from their website) read more

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70’s Country rock group Gunslinger hit the stage “live” at the Red Hill country music festival with “Why I haven’t I heard from you”

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