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Tjamuku Ngurangka
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Believe in Dreamtime
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Motherland
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People from the Bush
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Bushfire
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Tjitiji Ulanyi
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Desert Rain
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Our Homeland
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Rain Rain
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Ngura Kalgoorlie-la
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Boomerang
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Desert Stars Plumridge Lakes, Australia
The Desert Stars
Hailing from Tjuntjuntjara, The Desert Stars are proud Spinifex people, widely
considered to be one of the last truly nomadic Indigenous peoples.
Comprising lead guitar and backing vocalist Derek Coleman, bassist Justin Currie, drummer Ashley Franks and songwriter frontman Jay Minning, The Desert Stars are as enigmatic as they are nomadic.
They're the black ACADACA.
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