[Posters relating to folk music and popular music, collected by Phil Garland. 1990-2009]

Ephemera and posters relating to folk music and to the career of Phil Garland:

[1990s?]:

Bush Telegraph. New Zealand & Australian music, song and dance (2 copies blue, 2 copies pink)

Bush Telegraph. Fair dinkum Australian music, song and dance (2 copies white, 1 copy blue)

Bush Telegraph who are currently available for all manner of social ocasions ... direct all enquiries to Phil Garland esq or by telephoning 025 271 8724 [1990s?]

1990:

The 20th WA Folk Festival, Toodyay. Sept 28 - Oct 1 1990. Now also featuring Eric Bogle. Featuring Ted Egan, Margret Roadknight, the Bushwackers and a host of local and interstate performers. ... North Perth 6006. 1990 (3 copies)

1991:

21st WA Folk Festival. September 27-30, Toodyay 1991. Charlie Marshall (Thangool!), Enda Kenny (Melb.), Bruce Watson (Melb.), Rich and Famous, Sirocco (Syd.), Jim Fisher, Keith Mckendry (Canb.), Mucky Duck Bush Band, Hammer & Tongues, Margaret Walters (Syd.), Alistair Hulett (Syd.)

1992?:

Hurunui Community Arts Council presents "Country goin' country". (With Suzanne Prentice, John Grennell and Pupyips, Phil Garland and Bush Telegraph, Constable Keith and Sniff, Mike Shiel and friends). Best dressed scarecrow competition for kids. Amberley Domain, Sunday 18 October [1992?].

1993:

High Country at the Broadway Tavern 15 June 1993. Folk and country, Phil and Maurice

High Country; folk and country; Phil and Maurice [1993]

High Country; folk and country; Phil and Maurice [1993]

Maurice and Phil. High Country. January 1993.

Presenting High Country; folk and country music. Playing at the Digger's Arms, Maurice and Phil [1993?]

1996:

The Phil Garland collection [shows album covers up to "Under the Southern Cross" (1996)]. (2 copies coloured, 1 black and white plus 1 b&w earlier version)

2001:

Phil Garland albums from Kiwi Pacific Records. Now available the latest album from Phil "Swag o' dreams" [2001]

Monaro Folk Music Society presents "The merry muse", a taste of the National Folk Festival all year round. Phil Garland, Kiwi balladeer and singing historian, plus Jim McQuarrie. Canberra North Bowling Club, Friday 28 September [2001 or 2007]

2002:

Canterbury Family festival of Music. Waipara Valley Easter 2002. 29 March - 1 April (2 copies)

2004:

Wellington Folk Festival. Celebrating 40 years of real music, real people. Labour weekend, 22-25 October 2004, at Brookfield Outdoor Education Centre beyond Wainuiomata

2005:

30 years young. 30th Canterbury Family Festival of Music. Waipara Valley, Easter March 25-28 2005. [With Chris While & Julie Matthews (UK); Margret Roadknight (Australia), Women in Docs, the Coalrangers, Catgut & Steel, Rural Delivery] (4 copies)

2006:

Christchurch Cathedral Rock 'n' Roll Revival. Free concert featuring original artists: Ray Columbus, Peter Nelson and the Castaways, Phil Garland, Johnny Parker, the Downbeats, the Vigilantes, Dion and Cecile, Johnny Cambell, About Time, the Wildcats; compere Bob Consedine. Spencer Street Revisited. 29-30 Sept [2006] (3 copies)

2007:

National Folk Festival. Exhibition Park in Canberra, 5-9 April 2007

2008:

An evening of Kiwiana with Phil Garland. The Nut Point Gallery, Langdales Road off Old West Coast Rd, West Melton, 25 October [2008] (2 copies)

National Folk Festival. Exhibition Park in Canberra, 20-24 March 2008.

Quantity: 23 posters.

Physical Description: Screenprints, offset prints and photocopies, sizes varying up to around 420 x 300 mm.

Provenance: Donated by Phil Garland in 2015.