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Dun Mountain Distillery Bushband
Featuring
Carol Rose - Stephen Rose - Ruth
Watson - Richard Watson
Dun Mountain
Distillery Bushband
was
formed in 1999 as a four piece acoustic
bushband featuring guitars, double bass, whistles, flutes, bodhran, mandolin and
lagerphone. Their eclectic mix of
Kiwi, Australian, Celtic, American songs, tunes and bush poems, is sure to
please all types of audience. Their
lively and energetic performance is a real crowd pleaser, often inviting
audience participation in songs known to most.
Available for all types of
functions, contact by email as follows:
Read on for more information about the band
Richard Watson: Vocals;
Guitar; Mandolin
Richard was a closet guitar player for many years but
over the past ten years has been in several celtic and folk bands.
He is a great celtic rhythm guitarist and mandolinist, and enjoys songs
that reflect
New Zealand
’s colonial past.
Ruth Watson:
Whistles; Flutes; Percussion; Backing Vocals
Ruth resurrected her old school recorder nine years
ago when she realised that she was becoming a “musical widow” and picked up
the whistle soon after. She then
progressed to many different types of whistles and flutes and finally
percussion. She enjoys celtic and
American old-timey folk tunes.
Steve Rose: Vocals; Percussion
(Bodhran); Guitar; Lagerphone
Steve was also a closet guitarist for many years and,
a few years ago, discovered that he has a talent for writing great songs about
New Zealand
’s early settler history. Whaling,
shearing, bushranging, all the stuff that a good bushband does well.
Carol Rose: Vocals; Double
Bass; Guitar; Mandolin; Fiddle
Carol worked as a professional musician for 25 years,
throughout
New Zealand
and
Australia
. Now settled one hour west of
Nelson, she is involved with three working bands and enjoys the diversity of the
music she is involved with. She also
enjoys the fun of the bushband music and loves performing with husband Steve and
good friends Richard and Ruth.
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