# Dobe Newton

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AWP-17-Bound for Botany Bay - The First Fleet Part 1

In this episode we are embarking on a voyage to Botany Bay with the First Fleet. On 13 May 1787 eleven ships commanded by Captain Arthur Phillip set sail from Portsmouth, England and headed for Botany Bay. On board were 1420 people of which 755 were convicts. Eight months later they arrived in Port…

Seven's The Voice - The Bushwackers

The Bushwackers are one of Australia's best-known and most-loved Australiana bands, who are celebrating over 50 years of music. Recently, Roger Corbett and Dobe Newton left a whole new generation of fans in awe when they appeared on The Voice Australia. During their Blind Audition, the duo perfor…

It's My Country Radio Show 18-4-25 (179)

It's My Country Radio Show Show 179 1. Tucker Wetmore – Casino – 2.36 2. Priscilla Block - Yard Sale – 2.17 3. Shaboozey - Blink Twice ft. Myles Smith – 2.36 4. Rachel Lipsky - COWGIRL CANDY – 3.04* 5. Rory Phillips (feat. Dobe Newton) - Dear Mum And Dad – 3.12* 6. Tania Kernaghan & Jason Owen - …

STRINGYBARK - THE BUSHWACKERS PODCAST - Episode 1: ANZAC Day

The Bushwackers' Dobe Newton and Roger Corbett share their songs and stories on Stringybark – The Podcast.   Episode One: ANZAC Day  Songs: 'And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda', 'April 25' (The Bushwackers) and 'I Was Only 19' (Redgum). The first in a series of podcasts planned around one song…

Stringybark Podcast a Bushwackers podcast featuring Dobe Newton and Roger Corbett

In this episode #3 Dobe Newton retells the story of how he came to be in the Bushwackers and the hilarious adventures of the various bands in the early days of the folk scene. 

Stringybark A Bushwackers Podcast I Am Australian

I Am Australian is an iconic Australian song which was co-written by Dobe Newton and Bruce Woodley. Dobe and Roger talk about how the song was written and how it came to be the iconic piece of music beloved by many Australians. It's been translated into several  indigenous languages and remains one…

The Ballad of 1891 - The Bushwackers

The Bushwackers, Dobe Newton and Roger Corbett discuss the song 'The Ballad of 1891'. It is a very important part of The Bushwackers' stage show but holds a significant place in Folk music history too. It tells of the great shearers' strike of 1891, which ended being broken up at gunpoint by state …

Trevor Lucas

Dobe Newton and Roger Corbett chat about meeting Trevor Lucas in England in the 70's at Cambridge Folk Festival. We mention Barry Coburn, Mark Moffat Saltbush and talk about John Wood, who produced our Murrumbidgee album.