This album captures the Titjikala Desert Oaks Band in their prime, blending country western conventions with traditional influences for a sound uniquely their own. It stands as a significant document of Indigenous Australian country music from the era.
- The album was released in 1989 by CAAMA Music, a key record label for Indigenous Australian artists.
- The band hailed from the Titjikala community, also known as Shannon, south of Alice Springs.
- This release is representative of the 'Outback Rock' genre, which fused country and western music with Indigenous Australian cultural themes and languages.
The Titjikala Desert Oaks Band was an Indigenous Australian band from the Titjikala community in the Northern Territory. They played a style of country and western music that was popular in remote Indigenous communities.
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