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CASE COMPACT DISK - DANDJOO BY THE JARRAH CELTS

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2020

Overview

Rectangle clear plastic flat container, hinged on left side. Card inserts on cover and back with graphics and text. Inside the container base is a round indentation with a raised round clip in the middle that the CD clips onto too.
Cover art has blue Celtic knot design in each corner. At the top in white [The Jarrah / Celts] under this is the album title name which features a mixture of Celtic and Aboriginal design. Album title [Dandjoo / Australian Celtic]. Album and artist details down spine. On back is a photograph of instruments and in white a list of 16 songs featured on the album. Production information along the bottom.

Historical information

The album was recorded in 2019 and released in 2020 by The Jarrah Celts. The band included performances from Chris Horgan, Kim Bettenay, Jane Slater and Ian Simpson and Rachel Johns. The album was recorded at Organic Productions in Roleystone and featured a mixture of original and traditional Celtic songs. The cover art was done by Roleystone artist Bindi Wier.

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-33-COA2021.53A

Themes

People
Social History

Material

Plastic

Width

10 mm

Height or length

144 mm

Inscriptions and markings

production information [Recorded in Roleystone, Western Australia / by Organic Productions / Artwork by Bindi Weir / 2019 Organic Productions / www.jarrahceltics.com.au]

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Statement of significance

MEDIUM
An example of the music recorded by a local Roleystone band the Jarrah Celts. The band plays original and traditional Celtic music. The record Dandjoo was recorded at Organic Studio in Roleystone. The album represents the creative enterprises in the City of Armadale and the long rich musical history of Roleystone.

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Well provenanced

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