Dan Sultan (lead vocals /guitar) Scott Wilson (lead guitar / vocals) Jarrod Ross ( bass guitar) Peter Marin ( drums, vocals ) Gina Woods ( keyboards ) Ben Veale ( trumpet ) Steve Veale ( trombone)
Sounds Like
John Butler, Dan Sultan and Archie Roach playing from Little things Big things grow
The album is available at all good record stores, if it isn’t at your local, get them to order it in through MGM, a couple of our favourite stores Sydney: Red eye Records 66 King St. Melbourne:The Last Record Store 304 Smith St, Collingwood or Blue Moon Records 54 Johnston St, Fitzroy, Melbourne. You can also order online through
Skinnyfish Music or
Music Plug
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Dan Sultan has continued his rise to popularity on the Australian music scene in 2008. January saw Dan perform at The Sydney State Theatre with the likes of Paul Kelly, Kev Carmody and Missy Higgins during the live performances of Cannot Buy My Soul to rave reviews.
February was Black Arm Band where he shared the stage at The Sydney Opera House Concert Hall with Archie Roach, Jimmy Little and Shane Howard amongst other greats. This was followed by The Union Of Soul Tour with Dan’s band supporting The John Butler Trio & The Waifs. The shows included all three artists sharing the stage to sing the legendary “From Little Things Big Things Grow”.
Another February highlight was the Sorry Day celebrations at Federation Square in Melbourne where Dan performed his song Roslyn, written about the stolen generation. A day to remember for all Australians with the emotion charged audience delivering a standing ovation.
March saw Dan and the band perform at Womad, Port Fairy Folk Festival, The East Coast Blues and Roots Festival in Byron Bay and The Blue Mountains Music Festival.
In June Dan and the full band performed at the amazing Dreaming Festival in Qld and Dan appeared on ABC TV on the Spicks N Specks program.
Black Arm Band then took off to London for an incredible one of show.
Dan and Scott Wilson followed up from London doing a very special tour of Ireland.Dan loves to perform live and with his musical cohort Scott Wilson they have put together a knockout soul band which never fails to deliver.
2008/09 will see the hotly anticipated second album released and a string of live shows including teaming up with The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra to perform Dan’s 2007 award winning single “ Your Love is Like a Song “
Stay tuned as one of the country’s great new talents makes his mark/font>
Thanks for the add. So glad to have seen you on SBS last night. I've been missing out on so much and I had no idea! Keep it deadly Dan.... and hope to see you at Bluesfest next year?!
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Hi Dan,
Some interesting info for you, if your music is with APRA.
ASCAP is the rights organization in the US. Their bill of rights state.
-We have the right to license our works and control the ways in which they are used.
-We have the right to choose when and where our creative works may be used for free.
Contact APRA and ask them why these freedoms that are available to artists in the US are not available to artists in Australia.
Do you want a real business of music that is able compete with the system in the US? Do you want your content to allways be priced at the same price as large bands like the red hot chilly pepars? Why do you have no choice? is the union of APRA positive for your music when every home has an internet connection and the internet is a copy machine? Did you write your songs to be heard or to get a royalty? Don't you need the right to make your work free when the publishers reject it? Why do US composers and songwriters demand these rights?
Australian artists can join and transfer to ASCAP. You just have to send in a paper application form, rather than join online. You would be able to do more with tunes with these rights within your community.
http://www. ascap. com/rights/
hey dan how you doing, i heard you ran in to a friend of mine and shauns a couple of weeks ago at a party and talked to shaun in darwin...haha he said you were nice and fecked. i hope your doing well just thought id let you know i'm coming to see you gig on thursday so hopefully will be able to catch up and say hi xoxo lilly
