Past Albums

Australian Accent

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Australian Accent - Larrikin Records

Home rule’s first album was on vinyl and cassette and released on Larrikin Records in time for the 1988 Bicentenary celebrations. That year saw the band play many gigs and festivals in Eastern Australia including a tour around Melbourne, the Sydney Opera House, Sydney Town Hall and a number of ABC radio programs. Some of the tracks were played live on the ‘That’s Australia’’ an ABC TV program hosted by John Derrum

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Macca's Sunday Best

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Macca's Sunday Best - EMI Music

Compilation album by Ian McNamara of radio fame ‘Australia All Over’ that includes ‘Pamulwuy’

Auf Nach Botany Bay.

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Auf Nach Botany Bay - NSW DET & Goethe Institute.

In Nov 1995, shortly after their most successful tour in Europe, Home Rule made this CD which was sponsored by the Goethe Institute and the NSW Education Dept. It remains a popular resource for German teachers.  

The Joiner's Arms.

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The Joiner's Arms - Larrikin Records

Bob’s favourite Home Rule CD which was recorded at Golden Gong Studios Gulgong by Matt Gaudry and Rob Long who also played in the band for a couple of years. Rob Long mixed the album while Matt and Bob were touring in Germany as a duo

Joint Effort

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Joint Effort - Larrikin Records

The second Larrikin release for Home Rule was recorded at Sportsman’s Hollow, Bob’s farm, where the entire recording studio was set up by Graeme McDonald. The band was joined by leading musicians from Canberra, Bathurst and Nimbin.

Write Me a Letter

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Write Me a Letter - Hug a Tree Records

The energy generated by the making of this CD left the band exhausted for a couple of years until the original band members reorganized and went back on the road again

View from Red Hill

View from Red Hill - Hug a Tree Records

Bob has been a lifelong social and environmental activist and this CD reflects that commitment to our beautiful planet. This one was also recorded at Golden Gong Studios with Matt Gaudry and Rob Long. ‘Pamulwuy’ proved very popular on the radio and was included on a compilation of favourite songs from the ABC radio program, Australia All Over.

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