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My Mother’s Guitar Brother John Rambling Girl Monday’s Experts Gallipoli Rosemary Goodbye Slowly The People That You Meet Step In Step Out All The Roads The Cap My Granda Wore Father’s Day Money Cuts You Out The Rain In My Heart Bottle Bin Our Sunshine The Last Of The Tourists E: A Tale They Won’t Believe

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My Mother's Guitar You Remind Me All The Roads Mondays Experts Tom Wills Goodbye Slowly The People That You Meet Step In, Step Out Ewan And The Gold Rambling Girl Knockbacks In Halifax Father's Day The Rain In My Heart Bottle Bin Our Sunshine The Last Of The Tourists Gallipoli Rosemary A Tale They Won't Believe I'm On Fire For A Short Time

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Act Naturally For a Short Time The Lonely Goth Father's Day Gallipoli Rosemary A Tale They Won't Believe

Line up: Mick Thomas- Vocals/ guitars Tim Neal- Interviewer / piano Famous Will- Guitar Notes: The first in the 2012 season of "A Conversation In The Key Of" features Aussie music legend Mick Thomas and emerging musician Famous Will. The series is translated by world renowned pianist Tim Neal, making these Sunday afternoon sessions an amazing combination of music, stories and improvisation. Tim Neal provided the intro and questions, and Mick the conversation and songs. An interesting group of songs with stories about each one. Tim's jazz style wandering accompaniment on piano added a new angle to many old fav' songs. Will seemed a bit star struck when playing with Mick and didn't seem to strum much.

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Gallipoli Rosemary Four Corners of the Earth A Decent Cup of Coffee Ticket in Tatts Alone Amongst Savages Let's Talk About Me The Swans Return Comb and Cutter Shank's Pony Under the Clocks Rosy and Grey Halfway Up the Hill

For a Short Time The Cap Me Granda Wore Luckiest Man Manana Manana Our Sunshine Roaring Days Knockbacks in Halifax Industrial Town Tough Time Seeya Leigh Scorn of the Women E: Ewan and the Gold E: Sergeant Small

Mick, ex Weddings, Parties, Anything ( WPA)- Acoustic guitar, vocals Mark Wallace- Keys, Squeezebox, vocals The third Song Bingo for MT. On arrival each punter received a number, MT or MW spun a bingo barrel and if your number came up, you picked the song. Fantastic concept and as previous Bingo's it was impossible to predict what was to come.

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Gallipoli Rosemary For a Short Time Wide Open Road Sergeant Small New Moon Cafe Away Away Ticket in Tatts Reckless Gun Baked a Cake Things Will be Different Half Way Up the Hill The Swans Return

Tommy Didn't Want You Sound of a Train Barrett's Privateers A Decent Cup of Coffee Quebec Me Our Sunshine The Infanticide of Marie Fahrar From the Heart Knockbacks in Halifax Bottle Bin Island of Humour A Tale They Won't Believe Grey Skies Over Collingwood Hungry Years You Remind Me Our Town American Sailors > Ship in My Harbour Rosey and Grey

The fourth Song Bingo for MT. On arrival each punter received a number, MT or MW spun a bingo barrel and if your number came up, you picked the song. Fantastic concept and as previous Bingo's it was impossible to predict what was to come- with a few old chestnuts !! Line up: Mick, ex Weddings, Parties, Anything ( WPA)- Acoustic guitar, vocals

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My Mothers Guitar All The Roads Under The Clocks You Remind Me Cool car Industrial Town Gallipoli Rosemary Baked a Cake The Lonely Goth Peggy and Col Keep Talking To Me Away Away Our Sunshine Mondays Experts A Tale They Wont Believe Offside Rule A DVD and A New Tattoo Scorn Of The Women

Mick Thomas and Squeezebox Wally

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My Mother's Guitar Away, Away Gallipoli Rosemary All The Roads Monday's Experts Rambling Girl Brother John Father's Day The Rain In My Heart Tommy Didn't Want You DVD And a New Tattoo Talking Lion, Talking Blues Step In, Step Out Our Sunshine Bottle Bin A Tale They Won't Believe The Last Of The Tourists Sweet Baby James I'm On Fire Wide Open Road

Line up: Mick Thomas- Vocals/ guitars Mark Wallace- Squeezebox/ keys/ vocals Jacob Cole- Lead guitar Julian Chick- Bass Cat Leahy- Drums Sal Kimber- banjo vocals Notes: The Off the Beaten Track tour. Friday night gig with the band in fine form. Similar setlist to gig at the Substation 2 days later, but better acoustics. Cat's drumming was a highlight- so many subtleties to her technique. The Caravan is a great venue- highly recommended.

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