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Swaggie Records was a jazz
record company and
label founded in 1949 by
Graeme Bell in Australia. The label's
early years were
defined by
recordings by...
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swagman (also
called a
swaggie,
sundowner or tussocker) was a
transient labourer who
traveled by foot from farm to farm
carrying his
belongings in a...
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Jingle Bells"
makes the point: Engine's
getting hot
Dodge the
kangaroos Swaggie climbs aboard He is
welcome too All the
family is
there Sitting by the...
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necessaries carried by a bushman. The
compound swagman and
colloquial variation swaggie first appeared in the 1850s
during the
Australian gold rushes, alongside...
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Eddie Lang &
Lonnie Johnson Vol. 1 (
Swaggie, 1967)
Eddie Lang &
Lonnie Johnson Vol. 2 (
Swaggie, 1970) Mr.
Trouble (Folkways, 1982)
Tears Don't...
- 1959)
Armand Hug of New
Orleans (
Swaggie, 1971)
Volume Two (
Swaggie, 1974) Bix Hug (Jazzology, 1976)
Piano Solos (
Swaggie, 2002)
Armand Hug
Plays A. J. Piron...
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Swaggie Records – S1340), and
Double Vibe:
Hobbit (1977); the
first of these, with a
selection from the second, was
released on CD in 2002 (
Swaggie CD...
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Pearson 1979
Plague Willis,
Security Guard Ed Hunt 1981 The
Amateur CIA
Agent Emil
Charles Jarrott 1987
Australian Dream Frank the
Swaggie Jackie McKimmie...
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White &
Gillespie (W&G 25/5065) (15
February 1967)
Creole Rhapsody –
Swaggie (S 1247) (1969) Red
Onions Live at La
Brochette – HMV (SOELP-10200) (1974)...
- (Audiophile, 1971)
Comes in
Handy (Audiophile, 1971)
Hines Plays Hines (
Swaggie, 1972) Earl
Hines (GNP Crescendo, 1972) The
Mighty Fatha (Flying Dutchman...
