Songmen, 8CCC, Beef Dinners and Drovers Hall.

Tim Cole working with the Songmen prier to their performance with Warren H Williams at the NIMA's.

Dick Foster "Warramungu Song Man"  being filmed by Issac and assistant at sun set.

Movement at the 8CCC studios attached to the rear of WMC, broad casting locally by the end of the year.

Some of the players in the radio stakes. Including representatives from CAMAA radio, 8CCC board members, techs, CEO's of arts orgs and music centre managers.

The flight deck at 8CCC coming together.

We did the lighting for the annual "Barkly Beef Dinner" and it looked great; but all I got was this crappy photo.

The WMC staff jamming the new songs.

WMC Employee Marcus Finlay recording his up and coming CD.

Morning opening at WMC/Drovers Hall.

The live sound desk with road cases in back ground.

BRA web page link.

http://www.barklyarts.com.au/#!dhf/ct1b

Click the link for the mother ships web page.

NAIDOC Week Tennant Creek 2012

A meeting of the trainers. Jeremy Finlayson, audio training and repair on his last day at WMC until Desert Harmony 2012.

And Tim Cole trainer on the new WMC live rig gear that has just arrived.

The day after Jeremy left the staff, Leslie Thomson, Jordan Newcastle and Marcus Finlay put the live sound desk back together.

They said that they didn't even need to follow the diagrams left behind by Jeremy.

Jam time. WMC staff Marcus Finlay, Jordan Newcastle and Zaddock Johnson. Noel who is visiting on drums.

NAIDOC elders brunch set up 5/07/12 training with Tim Cole on the remote rig sound desk at the Civic Hall
Tennant Creek.

The elders arriving at the NAIDOC brunch.

WMC's Leslie Thompson sang a couple of his original country numbers.

WMC's Zaddock Johnson performed a couple of originals from his up and coming solo CD.

WMC's Brian Morton singing a couple of his favourites.

The elders enjoying the entertainment provided by WMC.

Songpeople and Sandridge Band Album Release.

Sound and lighting check.

The crowd gathers.

View from the sound desk

The merch desk.

The Borrolloola Song woman.

With Shellie Morris.

30 min turnaround for The Sandridge Band Set up.

Shelly Morris and The Sandridge Band.

The Borrolloola Song woman.

Latisha singing with The Sandridge Band.

Songpeople and Sandridge Band Album releases 28/06/12

On the road to Borrolloola at Cape Crawford.

Setting up the gig at the local basket ball courts.

Setting up the Stage and Trussing.

Patching in the PA with Jeremy Finlayson, Brian Morton and Terrance Limerick.

Sound engineer Tim Cole.

Jeremy Finlayson OH&S.

Nearly ready.